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Gaza Famine Claims Under Fire as Data and Aid Distribution Reports Raise Doubts
Allegations that famine gripped Gaza this summer are facing increasing scrutiny as food prices fall, […]
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U.S. Chamber of Commerce Sues Trump Administration Over New $100,000 H-1B Visa Fee
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the country’s largest business lobbying organization, has filed a federal […]
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Utah’s ‘No Kings’ Protest Set for Saturday: Organizers Expect Thousands for Peaceful, Healing Demonstration
Thousands of Utahns are expected to gather at the Utah State Capitol this Saturday for […]
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Beloved Salt Lake City Landmark Reborn: Liberty Park’s Seven Canyons Fountain Returns as a Dry but Living Refuge
The iconic Seven Canyons Fountain at Liberty Park, once a summer staple for generations of […]
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Cache County Library Faces Possible Defunding as Residents Rally to Save It
The future of the Cache County Public Library is hanging in the balance as the […]
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“Finally Home”: After 81 Years, Utah’s Fallen WWII Pilot Is Laid to Rest
After more than eight decades of uncertainty, Ensign Howard Allen Holding, a World War II […]
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WonderBlock’s First Spaces to Open Within Weeks — Downtown Ogden’s Big Transformation Begins
Downtown Ogden is about to take a major step forward in its long-awaited WonderBlock redevelopment […]
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Salt Lake County Launches Trauma-Informed Police Training to Strengthen Domestic Violence Prosecutions
For years, Alivia lived in constant fear inside her own home. Today, standing outside the […]
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Former Box Elder Judge Kevin Christensen to Remain in Jail During Child Exploitation Case
A former Utah district court judge accused of seeking child sexual abuse material and engaging […]
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Advocates Push to Restore Portland–Salt Lake City Train Line to Reconnect the West
Nearly three decades after it was discontinued, advocates are working to restore the historic Amtrak […]