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Fireworks restrictions differ by city and county across the Wasatch Back
Utah’s general regulations allow personal fireworks from July 2 to July 5 between 11 a.m. and 11 p.m. On July 4, fireworks are allowed until midnight. However, cities and counties can set their own restrictions. Fire danger is now considered high in Summit County. So far, there are no...
'Game on!' Utah leaders go over to-do list ahead of 2034 Winter Olympics
Utah political leaders met Tuesday to start planning what the state needs to do over the next ten years ahead of the 2034 Winter Olympics which are expected to be awarded to Salt Lake City.
All-City Honors – Girls Lacrosse: Spring 2024
15 Kyli Haws (Sr. Skyridge): Controlling midfielder snagged 91 ground balls and caused 44 turnovers. Also contributed 35 goals, 10 assists and 60 draw controls. “She was the heart and soul of our team this year,” said Coach Michelle Buechner. “She led every team cheer, hyped teammates up individually and collectively, made suggestions for in-game adjustments, invited the team over for team meals, and didn’t miss a single day of practice. After not making varsity her first two years of high school, she doubled her efforts and led the varsity team for the next two years, earning a spot on the Westminster lacrosse team this fall.”
Utah Highway Patrol increasing DUI shifts for July holidays
With two holidays this month, Lt. Zach Randall with Utah Highway Patrol said throughout July, there will be over 280 DUI shifts by 37 law enforcement agencies, keeping an eye out for signs drivers may be under the influence.
RECALL: Minnesota Eggs Sold in Nine States Mislabeled
More than 4,000 pounds of liquid egg products manufactured in Minnesota and sold to food service locations in nine states across America are being recalled after they were mislabeled with undeclared allergens. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is reporting that Gaylord-based Michael Foods Inc. failed to disclose the presence...
Harmful dust from Great Salt Lake disproportionately affects minority populatoins, study finds
Wind-swept dust from the exposed lakebed of the Great Salt Lake disproportionately affects minority communities in Salt Lake City, new research from the University of Utah shows.
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