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Utah GOP governor’s primary has Cox, Huntsman in tough fight: reports

July 1, 2020

Utah GOP governor’s primary has Cox, Huntsman in tough fight: reports

With votes still being counted late Tuesday, the Republican primary in Utah’s governor’s race was still looking too close to call, according to reports.

Hickenlooper seeks to overcome unforced errors in Colorado Senate race, as Utah and Oklahoma hold key primaries

June 29, 2020

Hickenlooper seeks to overcome unforced errors in Colorado Senate race, as Utah and Oklahoma hold key primaries

A Democratic primary that’s heated up at the last minute in Colorado -- a crucial Senate race that could determine which party controls the chamber next year -- is in the national spotlight on Tuesday as three states hold primaries.

Utah wildfire forces 13,000 to evacuate as state faces critical fire weather

June 29, 2020

Utah wildfire forces 13,000 to evacuate as state faces critical fire weather

Thousands of residents in one Utah community have been forced to evacuate as a fast-spreading wildfire burned some 10,000 acres of Monday as more critical fire weather is in the forecast for the state.

Jazz star Rudy Gobert dealing with coronavirus side effects 3 months after diagnosis

June 28, 2020

Jazz star Rudy Gobert dealing with coronavirus side effects 3 months after diagnosis

Rudy Gobert was the first NBA player to test positive for coronavirus back in March. Over three months later, the Utah Jazz star says that he still hasn’t fully recovered.

Fireworks spark Utah wildfire that forced residents out of their homes, officials say

June 28, 2020

Fireworks spark Utah wildfire that forced residents out of their homes, officials say

Utah authorities say fireworks set off a wildfire that forced residents out of their homes and downed power lines early Sunday.

Utah epidemiologist warns coronavirus surge could result in state’s 'complete shutdown'

June 23, 2020

Utah epidemiologist warns coronavirus surge could result in state’s 'complete shutdown'

An epidemiologist in Utah has warned of another “complete shutdown” in the state if the average number of new daily coronavirus cases does not go down.

Ex-Arizona assessor Paul Petersen admits to charges in adoption fraud scheme

June 19, 2020

Ex-Arizona assessor Paul Petersen admits to charges in adoption fraud scheme

A former county assessor in Arizona has pleaded guilty to running an adoption fraud scheme that defrauded the state of more than $800,000 in Medicaid funds.

Utah man charged as eighth suspect in destruction of police car torched at Salt Lake City protest

June 17, 2020

Utah man charged as eighth suspect in destruction of police car torched at Salt Lake City protest

An eighth suspect has been charged in the destruction of a Salt Lake City police car that was flipped over and set on fire during a protest last month sparked by the death of George Floyd, according to reports.

10-year-old fisherman in Utah reels in massive catch

June 14, 2020

10-year-old fisherman in Utah reels in massive catch

Even kids can catch trophy fish.

Remains found on Idaho property are Lori Vallow's missing children, family says; Chad Daybell charged

June 10, 2020

Remains found on Idaho property are Lori Vallow's missing children, family says; Chad Daybell charged

The relatives of “cult mom” Lori Vallow's missing children made the grim announcement Wednesday that remains found on an Idaho property this week were the children -- Joshua “JJ” Vallow, 7, and Tylee Ryan, 17.