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The official statements from ICE spokespeople and the administration’s aggressive social media activity reveal a gulf in how they talk about immigration with the public.
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Eric S. Peterson/Utah Investigative Journalism ProjectUtah’s Department of Transportation bought 7 acres from Stuart Adams’ development company — more than the highway project needed. An auction to sell off the land at a state profit was later abruptly canceled. -
Lindsay Whitehurst/APQuicksand is a common peril in old movies but getting stuck in it really did happen to one hiker in Utah.
It's time for "RadioWest's" annual Holiday Book Show. Catherine Weller, Ken Sanders and Anne Holman join us to talk about their favorite winter reads — the titles they recommend that we can all gift to each other or curl up with while the snow (hopefully) falls and the fire crackles.
More from RadioWest.
More from RadioWest.
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While some schools reported large percentage increases in the number of beginner English learners this year, none met the 30-student threshold established by HB42. -
El abogado del hombre espera que él termine de nuevo donde empezó, en una sala de entrevistas tratando de obtener su tarjeta verde, pero con él y su familia “habiendo sufrido innecesariamente”. -
The new Zion Discovery Center is under construction on Zion National Park’s less-crowded east side. The park hopes it will relieve congestion in Zion Canyon and offer visitors a different experience. -
The man’s attorney expects him to wind up back where he started, in an interview room trying to get his green card, but with him and his family “having suffered needlessly” in the meantime.
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El fiscal del condado de Salt Lake, Sim Gill, dijo que creen que el voluntario de la marcha Matthew Alder actuó de manera imprudente cuando disparó contra la multitud y mató a Afa Ah Loo. El hombre al que Alder estaba disparando, Arturo Gamboa, no enfrenta cargos. -
Prefabricated housing is catching on in other parts of the country. Industry insiders see it as part of the solution for Utah’s housing needs. -
Ski Mountaineering will make its debut at February’s Milano Cortina Winter Games. The Dec. 6-7 races at Solitude Mountain Resort will determine if Team USA or Canada heads to the Olympics. -
Gov. Spencer Cox said this year's budget was tight, but he carved out $25 million in one-time money plus an ongoing $20 million for Utah’s new approach to homelessness that aligns with a Trump executive order. -
Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill said they believe march volunteer Matthew Alder acted recklessly when he shot into the crowd and killed Afa Ah Loo. The man Alder was shooting at, Arturo Gamboa, is not being charged.
Bring your donations of non-perishable food items and clothing to the annual EBC Winter Food & Clothing Drive. Friday, December 12, from 7:30 a.m. - 6 p.m.
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