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Lopez Chavez has been accused of unwanted physical advances by four people, three of whom are fellow elected officials.
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Utah remains one of the fastest-growing states in the nation, but new population estimates highlight uneven growth patterns.
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A small but growing group of “bell hunters” is dedicated to visiting as many of the replicas as possible. If you want to join the hunt, you can start right here in Utah.
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In just its second season, Utah’s NHL team is in the middle of its first-ever Stanley Cup Playoff run. And from the Delta Center to sports bars across the state, hockey fans are coming together for it.
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The Salt Lake County District Attorney's Office says a man in California, 32-year-old John Vea Uasike Jr., is in custody on murder charges in connection with a shooting in January that left two people dead in an LDS chapel parking lot.
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The University of Utah hosted a full-day symposium about reality television show The Real Housewives of SLC.
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June 2 is the deadline for communities to officially enroll in Utah Renewable Communities. Participating customers will pay $4 a month toward new clean energy sources in the West.
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The district said the adult education program “was using resources that could be directed towards the classroom” and outside of its primary student focus.
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The announcement won praise from Western Republican lawmakers while drawing criticism from environmental groups that see the move as an attempt to dismantle the agency. Federal officials say the change puts leaders closer to the forests they manage.
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Having the World Men’s Curling Championships in town builds on Ogden’s Olympic legacy. But when the games come back to Utah, curling may have outgrown Ogden.
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One veteran said he was “ashamed of where we are today as a country.” The protest started in Washington Square before marching up to the Utah State Capitol.
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Ocurre a la luz de una investigación de The New York Times que reveló acusaciones de que Chávez abusó sexualmente de dos menores y violó a Dolores Huerta.