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Salt Lake City’s final approval in a vote by International Olympic Committee members will bring back the Winter Games 32 years after first hosting in 2002.
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Utah Gov. Spencer Cox had previously said he would not support the former president, even calling Trump’s nomination a “huge mistake.”
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The governor is scheduled to meet the press at 10:00 a.m. MDT on Friday, July 19, 2024.
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Utah Sen. Mike Lee broke the news to the delegates on the floor at the National Republican Convention in Milwaukee.
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Utah Republicans and Democrats alike agreed violence is no answer for political disagreement. But in Salt Lake City’s Liberty Park Saturday night, voters felt pessimistic about what it means for the rest of the 2024 election year.
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Zelenskyy told the National Governors Association summer meeting in Salt Lake City on Friday that the world’s leaders should see for themselves the carnage wrought since Russia invaded his country more than two years ago.
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The court reaffirmed the power of people to “alter or reform the government through an initiative.” It does not change the current maps, but rather returns the case to a lower court for arguments.
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The main functions of the office will be to examine pressing AI issues, make recommendations to lawmakers and help companies when they run into regulatory issues.
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Only one candidate, Mike Kennedy, was both a Utah GOP convention pick and a winner of their primary.
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What do the candidates who won in the Utah primary show us about the state of Utah’s Republican Party? Especially as we look to young people and the future?
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Despite a right flank challenge and Phil Lyman's strong showing at the state nominating convention, Utah Republican voters opted to give Gov. Spencer Cox a shot at a second term. He'll face Democrat Brian King in November.
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Gov. Spencer Cox and Rep. Phil Lyman each tried to paint a picture of what leadership looks like under their administrations.