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Rep. John Curtis: Biden's broadband plan – government-run networks don't work. Here's what we learned in Utah

June 13, 2021

Rep. John Curtis: Biden's broadband plan – government-run networks don't work. Here's what we learned in Utah

Broadband internet has become part of America’s core infrastructure. It’s right to focus on it in the infrastructure debate, but President Biden’s most recent proposal offers a misguided solution: Giving government more control.

Critical Race Theory: These states are already cracking down on the controversial concept

June 12, 2021

Critical Race Theory: These states are already cracking down on the controversial concept

Critical Race Theory is a controversial philosophy – a progressive idea that proponents say can increase racial equity and which critics describe as a Marxist, anti-American and neo-racist.

Utah woman who fell while canyoneering in Zion National Park identified

June 9, 2021

Utah woman who fell while canyoneering in Zion National Park identified

Authorities on Tuesday identified the 26-year-old woman who died after falling in a canyon at a U.S. national park in Utah over the weekend.

Woman, 26, dies in fall at Zion National Park

June 7, 2021

Woman, 26, dies in fall at Zion National Park

A 26-year-old woman has died after falling in a canyon at a U.S. national park in Utah, officials said.

Utah man who murdered his wife on a cruise sentenced to 30 years in prison

June 3, 2021

Utah man who murdered his wife on a cruise sentenced to 30 years in prison

A deadbeat Utah dad who beat his wife to death in front of their daughters on a cruise ship off Southeast Alaska in 2017 after she told him she wanted a divorce received a 30-year prison sentence Thursday.

Utah girls, 9 and 4, crash into semi-truck while trying to drive to Pacific Ocean for a swim: report

June 3, 2021

Utah girls, 9 and 4, crash into semi-truck while trying to drive to Pacific Ocean for a swim: report

A 9-year-old Utah girl and her 4-year-old sister – who apparently wanted to road trip to California to swim in the Pacific – walked away from a head-on crash this week soon after starting their journey, according to reports.

Salt Lake City police struggle to fill positions after more than a dozen officers leave department

June 2, 2021

Salt Lake City police struggle to fill positions after more than a dozen officers leave department

Chief Mike Brown told the Salt Lake City Council on Tuesday that 15 officers are leaving to work for the new Taylorsville Police Department and that the agency is having trouble filling training classes.

USS Oklahoma sailor killed at Pearl Harbor identified, to be buried in Utah

June 1, 2021

USS Oklahoma sailor killed at Pearl Harbor identified, to be buried in Utah

A U.S. Navy sailor who died aboard the USS Oklahoma during the attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941 has been identified and is set to be buried in his Utah hometown, according to officials and a local report.

Utah woman's headstone has her fudge recipe engraved on the back

May 29, 2021

Utah woman's headstone has her fudge recipe engraved on the back

Kay Andrews and her husband Wade are buried at Logan Cemetery in Logan, Utah. On the back of their headstone is Kay’s fudge recipe.

Police: Armed school worker stops attempted kidnap suspect

May 27, 2021

Police: Armed school worker stops attempted kidnap suspect

The incident occurred Tuesday when a man grabbed an 11-year-old girl at a school playground in Ogden.