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"It's just really a testament to the important role that women have played in Salt Lake City's west side communities and the role that they still play today," said Better Days’ Tiffany Greene.
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Pleasant Grove’s Strawberry Days, now 102 years old, highlights the community’s rich past of fruit farmers.
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Pipe Spring National Monument, southeast of St. George on the Utah-Arizona border, was created in 1923 by President Warren G. Harding.
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A gathering of Topaz camp survivors and descendants have come to the Utah desert to remember James Wakasa and the 140 other Japanese Americans who died here.
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Eighty years ago, James Hatsuaki Wakasa was killed in a Japanese American internment camp in Utah. His story is one piece of Utah’s history with internment.
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Utah got a new flag this year. And it’s not alone in that pursuit. Illinois and Minnesota are thinking about it and closer to home, Ogden wants a new banner too.
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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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Sen. Dan McCay worked throughout the entire session to pass the new Utah flag. But a group of opponents believes it should have never happened.
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Utah's current flag won't be relegated to mothballs, instead, it becomes the "historic flag" and will have some ceremonial duties.
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Looking at how the history of slavery has intersected with Brigham Young University also means taking a look at how slavery has intersected with Utah County and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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A stone’s throw from modern day Wendover, Danger Cave is a time capsule into the lives of some of the earliest people to call Utah home.
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KUER’s Ivana Martinez joined Utah history buffs on a rainy and windy Memorial Day as they gathered to relive part of the Mormon rebellion.