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Three Constitution Party Members Elected to Utah City Office in Non-Partisan Elections
Three members of the Utah Constitution Party were elected to city office on November 3, 2009.
Shurtleff drops out of U.S. Senate race
Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff stunned Utah politicians Wednesday by abruptly dropping out of the U.S. Senate race, saying he is doing it because he needs time to work with a daughter struggling with depression and suicidal thoughts.
Utah Supreme Court Hears Warren Jeffs Appeal
Attorneys for imprisoned polygamous church leader Warren Jeffs on Tuesday argued before the Utah Supreme Court that his 2007 criminal conviction should be overturned.
State senator says initiative would force him out
A leading Utah state senator with nearly 30 years in the Legislature says he will be forced out of office if a citizen initiative on legislative ethics passes.
Utah's US Magnesium named a federal toxic emergency cleanup site
Utah has a new Superfund toxic cleanup site, the magnesium-processing plant on the southwest edge of the Great Salt Lake.
Scientists find patterns in Utah's wet-dry cycles
Charlie Black has seen the Great Salt Lake rise some years in the wetlands just below his family farm.
Funds dwindling to oversee Utah's hazardous waste
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Utah Symphony: Conducting music like a second skin
Pinchas Zukerman shows no sign of slowing down. At 61, after making music for more than 40 years, Zukerman's annual concert schedule includes more than 100 performances on five continents, conducting orchestras, playing chamber music and soloing on violin or viola.
Utah's lawmakers announce -- again -- F-35s coming to Hill
South Carolina is one of six sites the Air Force has chosen to host the new supersonic and stealthy F-35 fighter plane, U.S. Rep.
Hundreds show up to give opinions on bridge over Utah Lake
Casey Welch, from Irvine, teared up as he talked about the beauty of Utah Lake and how he wants to preserve it by not allowing a bridge across the lake.
Winter storm causes crashes in central Utah
The Utah Highway Patrol says a winter storm moving its way across central and southern Utah caused 51 crashes.
No Charges to be Filed in S. Utah Police Shooting
Washington County's top prosecutor says a police officer was justified in fatally shooting a man who refused to drop his weapon, which turned out to be a pellet gun.
State tells tales of deadly teen driving
On Sept. 5, 2008, Erica Knell was driving home to Park City when her car strayed off the road.
Utah Family Mourns Son Killed in Afghanistan
Thirty-year-old Kimble Han was driving a combat vehicle with another soldier, when they were hit by a roadside bomb -- both men died.
Is climate changing in Utah's Capitol on global warming?
When Utah scientist Jim Steenburgh steps up to a legislative witness table this week, he will be the first climatologist ever to testify to state lawmakers about likely climate changes in store for Utah.
Utah's First Lady Asks Adults To Reach Out to Children
Utah's First Lady Jeanette Herbert, who ran a day care center for 23 years, says adults must be more aware of children and their needs.
Utah docs say climate change is No. 1 health threat
A group of doctors called Thursday for Utahns and their leaders to take dramatic and immediate steps to address climate change, calling it "the greatest public health threat of the 21st century." The Utah Physicians for a Healthy Environment unveiled an ambitious campaign to tackle the issue just as the Utah Farm Bureau Federation announced its own ...
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NYPD Pizza Signs Multi-Unit Franchise Development Deal for Utah
Utah area developers open second NYPD Pizza location in Layton, Utah with numerous others scheduled to open in Salt Lake City region ORLANDO, FL, October 23, 2009 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Layton, Utah is the second pizzeria to open for prominent existing franchisees and developers Angelo Zullo and Jim Rodriquez in the Salt Lake City region of Utah; ...
Lawmakers riled over bonuses for trust land officials
Lawmakers on Capitol Hill are outraged over hefty bonuses handed out to top managers of the Utah School and Institutional Trust Lands Administration - double what they get annually - given the state's tough fiscal times.
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