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Police said Wednesday the shooting apparently happened last weekend. A relative who hadn't heard from the family prompted police to find the bodies Tuesday. A surviving 17-year-old boy has a severe head wound.
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Wyatt Johnson, a recent high school graduate watched how his family’s routine impacted the air they breathed at home.
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If the final vote passes in December, this will be the third year in a row that the Granite School District board has closed elementary schools. The schools on the block are Douglas T. Orchard, Redwood and Valley Crest.
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Ignacio Carlos Gomez, who had been living in West Valley City with temporary protected status, is stranded in American Samoa after traveling there to work.
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Utah state lawmakers are looking to pass a universal ban on cellphones during school hours. However, individual school districts could set more permissive policies.
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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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Utah Democrats participated in a state-run primary, where the AP declared President Joe Biden the winner at 8:05 p.m. MT. Results from the state party-run GOP presidential preference poll took longer. The AP called the race for Donald Trump at 1:39 a.m. Wednesday.
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The owners of the NBA's Utah Jazz say they have the ability to bring an NHL team to Salt Lake City without delay and requested the initiation of an expansion process.
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To clean the air, experts urge taking public transit, using clean energy — and spending political capital — with an Olympic deadline looming.
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The health effects of living in bad air, experts say, are comparable to what smoking does to the body. And the economic effects, as health problems lead to higher medical bills and lost time at work and school, can also take a toll.
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During this school year and last, the private security company contracted by the Granite School District has struggled with turnover.
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Las decisiones tomadas en la década de 1890 “todavía nos impactan hoy”, dice un científico del clima.