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Government
Utah Democrats released a statement Thursday apologizing to victims of sexual harassment within their own party whose allegations weren't investigated.
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COVID-19-Utah response
Not a single county in Utah falls under the "high transmission" index for COVID-19, as two more counties are move to a lower transmission level.
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Faith
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has reemphasized its long-time position in support of vaccines in the latest update to its handbook.
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Education
A Springville High School teacher and coach is resigning following complaints that were made by students to the school district.
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Business
For the third time in a row, the General Conference for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will be completely virtual, so the streets of Salt Lake City will be much quieter than they would normally be for a conference weekend.
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Police
The Salt Lake County District Attorney, SLCDA, is asking for more time before officially filing charges for the Kearns murder.
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Utah Jazz
Airport officials are giving more information about the bird strike that forced a charter jet with Utah Jazz players to make an emergency landing.
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Education
Dixie State University is launching a survey asking for community input on what the new name should be.
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Crime
A Utah man will serve six months in prison after being sentenced for digging up and damaging an area of the Fort Yellowstone National Historic Landmark in search of buried treasure.
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Politics
A former Utah gubernatorial candidate is calling for policy changes within the Salt Lake County Republican Party.