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The state seeks an injunction, restitution and recovery of profits from specified Utah wagers.
The proposed $1 billion requires congressional approval and could arrive over multiple years.
American Fork’s funding cap and reported totals still need reconciliation. The county’s response explains the process but doesn’t resolve the numbers.
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The envelope was handed to the FBI before delivery, the lieutenant governor said.
The proposed Louisa May Alcott Community School would sit across from Hobble Creek Elementary.
The city ended the process after the neighborhood chamber withdrew its request, closing the protest period early.
The service explains hearings and parole decisions, with signups available through the board's family-resource page.
Council members raised watershed and safety concerns at an informational session where no vote was taken.
The October 19 closure near Snowbird is scheduled from midnight through 5 p.m. Mountain Time.
ShieldView says its platform aims to reduce investigators' exposure to traumatic material.
The Cougars reached their highest ranking since 1984 after beating Notre Dame.
The Oct. 17 notice lists which units have canceled visits and which remain open.
A Tribune analysis found gains for unaffiliated voters and Democrats this year.
The proposed project would add about 117,145 square feet to the St. George convention center.
Officials said essential services continued while the FBI helped investigate the Oct. 10 intrusion.
Police said an unknown person fired a gun during a disagreement outside a home, and the victim is expected to survive.
Both were taken to Utah Valley Medical Center with second-degree burns.
The county commission has seven days from receiving the nomination to appoint him.
The sheriff's office said Utah law was not followed in authorizing the Seep Ridge Road checkpoint and asked drivers who were stopped to come forward.
It will be the second straight year and seventh time the show has visited the University of Utah.
The No. 11 Utes host No. 20 Houston at Rice-Eccles Stadium on Oct. 24.
Morgan Guilavogui scored twice and Sergi Solans added his 12th goal as RSL won in Kansas City.
Edmonton built a 5-0 lead at the Delta Center and scored three of its goals on breakaways.
The conference said one second should have been left on the clock and it will review its end-of-game officiating process.
Bear Bachmeier scored touchdowns passing, running and receiving, and his 6-yard pass to Walker Lyons with 1:47 left won it.
The Snowland Foundation hopes to have the new 2,450-foot Ridgeline Express and its rope tows running when the ski area opens Dec. 18.
Trey Campbell led the Runnin' Utes with 14 points, six rebounds and five assists in the second exhibition game.
Unified Police said the driver initially tried to leave the scene but was later stopped.
Haley Hopkins scored both goals, and the Current moved ahead of the Royals into fourth place.
The bakery, founded in St. George in 2021, has announced its next shops for Orem and Spanish Fork.
Organizers said the 'No Kings: Vote Early' event was one of 12 in Utah and aimed to encourage early voting.
Her filings cite charges against two sheriffs that involve a detective in her case, and ask for unredacted copies of their indictments.
Robert Quentin Sprague admitted sending emails that made it look like a woman he had been married to was asking her uncles to help kill him.
Today, October 20
Three wagons carrying the families of James Pace, Andrew Jackson Stewart and John Courtland Searles arrived on Oct. 20, 1850, at the site of today's Payson, according to the Payson Historical Society. More families followed that November and December. The settlement was first named Peteetneet, after a Ute leader who lived in the area.