Utah News
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West Valley City -
Dan Reynolds, the front-man of Imagine Dragons, will host the third annual LoveLoud Festival on June 29 at Usana Amphitheatre in West Valley City, Utah.
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Salt Lake City -
Imagine Dragons frontman Dan Reynolds' LoveLoud Festival has been the musical event of the summer of 2018, especially from a philanthropic standpoint.
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Lawmakers in coal-producing Utah and Wyoming, faced by a shrinking market for the fuel, this week introduced laws to fund legal challenges in California and Washington of policies that they believe hurt coal sales.
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The Brian Head Fire in Southern Utah has forced over 1,500 people from their homes in and around the popular ski resort and fishing lake. The wildfire has now grown to cover 49,000 acres, fed by gusting winds and low humidity.
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A new bill introduced in Utah would allow law enforcement to shoot down drones in some situations and would also place limits on drone activity.
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Known primarily for his role as Nakoma in the 1974 film and subsequent TV series, 'The Life and Times of Grizzly Adams,' this 65-year-old actor of Native American descent is enjoying a new lease of life making movies with actor and writer, John Schneider.
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Jensen -
A cliff-side in Utah has offered paleontologists a precious glimpse into the age of the earliest dinosaurs, and the scientists have unearthed some amazing fossils.
The fossils include a pterosaur that was likely the largest flying reptile of its time.
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By AFP
Los Angeles -
The death toll from flash floods that have struck the western state of Utah rose to 15 with five people still missing, authorities said.
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By AFP
Washington -
Eight people were killed and five were listed as missing after flash floods struck a town in the western state of Utah overnight Monday, state officials said early Tuesday.
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By AFP
Los Angeles -
Utah became the only US state to restore the firing squad as a method of execution on Monday, as its governor Gary Herbert signed a bill on the emotive issue into law.
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By AFP
Salt Lake City -
New legislation to protect gays went into effect in Utah, after approval of a compromise bill backed by the state's homosexual community and religious advocates, including its powerful Mormon bloc.
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By AFP
Los Angeles -
Utah could become the only U.S. state to restore the firing squad as a method of execution after lawmakers approved a bill on the emotive issue.
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Anaheim -
Several employees at Disneyland, Anaheim, California's iconic themepark have been diagnosed with measles, health officials confirmed on Tuesday. This brings the total number of cases to 18 in the county.
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Two people from Utah and seven from California all came down with a case of the measles, and they all apparently contracted the disease from the same place. All the visitors had visited California's Disneyland between Dec. 15 and Dec. 20.
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Zach Chance and Jonathan Clay — a self-professed “back porch folk duo” — are witnessing their childhood dreams come to fruition with the success of “California (Cast Iron Soul)” and the re-release of the classic Jamestown Revival album 'Utah.'
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Salt Lake City -
Having previously discontinued the use of firing squad executions in Utah, a legislative committee has endorsed a bill that might bring the practice back.
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Moab -
Unicycling probably is not the first, or even the last, thing that comes to mind when thinking about extreme sports, but a recent video proves the sport can not only be extreme, but death defying as well.
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Moab -
125 million years ago, in what is now Moab Utah, dinosaurs, crocodiles, and ancient birds walked through squelchy mud, leaving footprints behind to become immortalized in a trackway that will soon be open to the public.
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Moab -
Sharon Brussell was enjoying a relaxing day and leisurely moving down a bike path at a nearby park. This normal circumstance led to her falling in an unexpected pit of quicksand where she was stuck for 14 hours until she was rescued.
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A Mountain Lion that had been wandering around a parking lot at a shopping center in Utah died after being tranquilized and captured. The animal had been shot with the tranquilizer to keep it from attacking customers.
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Sandy -
Shoppers in Sandy, Utah, got a bit more than they bargained for when a mountain lion showed up at a shopping center in this Salt Lake City suburb. Fortunately, the cat was not aggressive, although some shoppers admitted they were a little nervous.
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Boulder -
A leftist Colorado county this week began issuing same-sex marriage licenses. They don’t call it the People’s Republic of Boulder for nothing.
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Heber City -
A group of female students at a Utah high school are upset and demanding an answer as to why the school chose to alter their yearbook photos without telling them and also why this rule wasn't applied to everyone.
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Salt Lake City -
A federal judge on Monday ordered Utah officials to recognize more than 1,000 same-sex marriages performed in the staunchly Mormon state late last year and early this year before the U.S. Supreme Court issued an emergency stay halting such unions.
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Salt Lake City -
If there’s one thing that can certainly spoil the mood on a day of matrimony, it’s the older couple engaging in sexual activities on the church lawn for the wedding party and attendees to witness.
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Salt Lake City -
A Utah truck driver kept two women as sex slaves in his semitrailer for months at a time while traveling the nation, raping them, filing down their teeth and brutally beating them into submission, police said.
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Orem -
A mother who was disgusted with t-shirts for sale at a mall featuring prints of nearly naked women on them, decided to do something about it: Buy them all.
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With European manufacturers boycotting the sale of the drugs normally used to painlessly execute prisoners in the United States, some politicians are panicking. Now they are looking for alternative methods to kill.
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Salt Lake City -
The office of Utah's Republican governor announced on Wednesday that the state will not recognize the unions of more than 1,300 same-sex couples who wed during the brief period the state was forced to lift a ban on gay marriage.
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A gun manufacturer in West Valley City, Utah recently turned down a $15 million deal to supply Pakistan with precision rifles. The main concern was that the guns could eventually be used against U.S. troops.
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Utah Image
Bears Ears National Monument is home to more than 100,000 American Indian archaeological sites. Tim Peterson, Grand Canyon Trust
Who knew there are over 700 head of free-roaming bison on Antelope Island State Park?
This Incredible photo is from the Brian Head Fire. Special thanks gos to the UtahWildfire & USFSDNF, and Matt Lancaster, USFS who took the photo on June 22, 2017. National Weather Service - Salt Lake City
The welcoming home fire burns 24/7 outside HOME2 Suites in Layton, Utah.
Jamestown Revival live at the Troubadour Republic/JR Facebook
Jonathan Clay and Zach Chance of Jamestown Revival Republic
Mayor Mike Winder (L) of West Valley City, UT WVCPR
Riding celebrity steeds on Antelope Island State Park
A view of Escalante Desert in Utah Micah & Erin
The Brian Head Fire in Utah has grown to over 43,000 acres, while the Frye Fire in Arizona is now 39 percent contained on June 26, 2017. State of Utah Wildland Fire Hotshot Crew
Salt Lake Police Department
Don Shanks John Schneider Studios
The area where the Sundance Film Festival is held in Park City, Utah Courtesy Sundance Institute/Jemal Countess
Running back Samantha Gordon Screen Capture
A few plants and trees from the Triassic period. YouTube screen grab El 'asesino de ignorancia'
Brian Head fire burns and then moves on to burn some more. Utah Fire Info
The American bald eagle have made a remarkable comeback from near extinction in the 1960's. Jim Bauer (CC BY-ND 2.0)
The Henderson's of Hurricane, Utah have decided there will be no gifts at Christmas this year. screen grab
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