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Utah’s economy is a hotbed for business startups but ranks low in women-owned startups. Can more be done to boost female entrepreneurship?
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According to the Utah Office of Homeless Services’ 2022 annual report, the number of Utahns experiencing homelessness for the first time jumped 14% between 2020 and 2021.
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On March 12, 2003, Elizabeth Smart was discovered in Sandy, Utah with her kidnappers. She now uses her own pain to help other sexual violence victims.
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It’s been a month since the devastating earthquake that hit Turkey and Syria. During that time, Sevtap Yilmaz felt the anxiety of family back home.
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A group of Black investors has announced the acquisition of Holladay Bank and Trust, a 49-year-old commercial bank in the suburbs of Salt Lake City.
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Seventy-eight-year-old Carl Matthew Johnson was sentenced Thursday on four counts of sexual abuse of a child stemming from his plea deal in January. The judge gave him nine years to life for three first-degree felonies and one to 15 years for a second-degree felony, all to run consecutively.
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Black Physicians of Utah hosted a panel to discuss the high rate of maternal mortality in women of color, specifically Black women. One Black mother who nearly lost her life also shared her story.
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New Mexico’s governor isn't backing down on her decision to nominate a former tribal leader who once faced sexual assault charges to head the state’s Indian Affairs Department.
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Behind-the-scenes conversations between legislative leaders and what Senate President Stuart Adams said was “a broad base of religious groups” helped thwart four separate proposals to add clergy to the list of professionals required to report child sexual abuse.
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Utah Foster Care, una organización sin fines de lucro, dice que fondos estatales son clave para resolver el problema de acogida temporal en el estado.
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It has been a year since Russia invaded Ukraine and refugees now living in Utah are still anxious to get home.
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Bateman’s trial was moved to March 5, 2024. He has pleaded not guilty to federal and state charges in Arizona.
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Not everyone feels comfortable enjoying the outdoor culture the state has to offer. For the second year in a row, Ski Utah is working to change that.
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“The Church was concerned that disclosure of its portfolio, which by 2018 grew to approximately $32 billion, would lead to negative consequences,” the agency said in a statement announcing the charges.