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How Would Utah React To A Giant Steve Harvey In the Sky?
Over the weekend, Atlanta's night sky became the canvas for a dazzling display, featuring none other than Steve Harvey’s image formed by dozens of drones. The extravagant light show left many locals puzzled, with social media buzzing as people demanded answers—and now, we’ve got the scoop. It...
Don’t Miss a Thing with Our Full Schedule of Peach Days in Hurricane
Peach Days is back in full swing at Hurricane with the main crux of the festival-type event starting today with vendors, live entertainment, and much more. If you’re wondering where to start, never fear, you can find the full agenda by clicking here. Here’s some of the more notable events on the schedule that you won’t want to miss.
Orem mother demands school district safety overhaul after kindergartner gets lost
OREM, Utah (KUTV) — An Orem woman's daughter getting lost under school district care has prompted a call for changes within the Alpine School District. Madison Largin's daughter, Aurora, a kindergartner, went missing for a short period of time after school earlier this month, leading Largin to demand increased safety measures and better adherence to protocols.
Sunrise Stories: Iron County Man Arrested After Shooting Neighbor’s Dog
Salt Lake City Listed as Desired Labor Day Destination. A new report from AAA says Salt Lake City is one of the most desired destinations for the upcoming Labor Day weekend. Other highly ranked destinations include Anaheim, California, Orlando, Florida, and Las Vegas. Please be extremely careful as you travel...
Nice, quiet Thursday with near-perfect college football kickoff weather
SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) – Happy Thursday, Utah! College football is back in Utah Thursday evening, and the good news is that the weather is looking pretty nice across the Beehive State. It’s another sunny day with slightly cooler temperatures across the northern half of the state and near-normal temperatures across the southern half of […]
Judge denies defense attorney’s motion to withdraw from Kent Cody Barlow case
PROVO, Utah (KUTV) — The lead attorney for Kent Cody Barlow, the man charged with two counts of first-degree murder has formally requested to withdraw from the case, but is he getting a fair shake from the judge? A 2 News Investigation looks into written and oral arguments on the motion and whether the judge has lost his neutrality in this high-profile case involving the deaths of two little boys, Hunter Jackson, and Odin Ratliff in 2022 at a horse boarding facility in Eagle Mountain.
Top Universities in Texas See Exam Success with AI Essay Detector Tools at UT, SMU, and UTD
Even in a modern academic setting, computers and calculators are feared as machines that reduce a student’s ability to perform menial tasks without them. Never mind the fact that computers, calculators, and other technical achievements are available in anyone’s pocket. Every tool that threatens to change the status quo is heralded as a step toward human obsolescence, but this couldn’t be further from the truth.
Utah lawsuit seeks state control over vast areas of federal land
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Utah’s Republican leaders made good Tuesday on a decade-old vow to launch a legal challenge aimed at wresting control from the U.S. government over much of the federal lands that dominate the state. The state’s attorney general said he asked to file a lawsuit with the U.S. Supreme Court in what is considered a long-shot attempt to assert state powers on U.S. Bureau of Land Management property across about one-third of Utah. ...
Cache county clerk candidates discuss Utahns election concerns at public forum
The Cache Valley League of Women Voters hosted a forum Monday night at the First Presbyterian Church in Logan featuring candidates running for Cache County Council, the Utah State Legislature, and Utah State Senate. The Cache County Clerk candidates kept returning to a topic that is currently of major concern to Utahns: election security.
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