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05.17.2012
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DEA Proposes License Plate Scanners
Drivers traveling through Washington and Beaver Counties on I–15 may soon have their
05.17.2012
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DEA wants to scan license plates on I–15 in southern Utah
Every car traveling on I–15 in southwestern Utah would have its license plate scanned under
05.17.2012
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Feds want license plate scanners in Utah
Federal authorities hoping to install license plate scanners along Interstate 15 in southern Utah
05.16.2012
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DEA wants to scan all license plates on Utah’s ’drug corridor’
Everyone driving on Interstate 15 in southwest Utah may soon have their license plate scanned
05.14.2012
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Governor Herbert Authorizes Lowering the Flags for Peace Officers Memorial Day
Utah Governor Gary R. Herbert has authorized the lowering of the Flag of the United States of
05.09.2012
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Wild Chase With Teenager Ends In Southern Utah Wreck
Police have been chasing a 16–year–old boy who allegedly stole his family’s van and took
04.25.2012
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Rural Utah praises revision in prairie dog battles
Communities and residents who say they have been held helplessly hostage to colonies of
04.17.2012
Article #00000448
Subject is the Monroe Canyon road and Monrovian Park. The road up Monroe Canyon
04.17.2012
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Milford Renewable Energy Fair set for April 26
The fourth annual Milford Renewable Energy Fair will be presented April 26 with an array of
04.14.2012
Article #00000446
30 vehicles involved in multiple crashes on snowy I–15
Snowy weather caused several crashes near Beaver in Southern Utah on Saturday afternoon.
04.14.2012
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Snow, accidents pile up in central and southern Utah
Travelers through central and southern Utah faced snowpacked roads Saturday. The National
04.13.2012
Article #00000444
Sales tax fund to fuel millions in road work
Transportation officials figure that a new law earmarking 30 percent of growth in sales tax
04.13.2012
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According to the U.S. Census Bureau, these Utah counties, each with a population well
04.12.2012
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Wildlife: State to host viewing of Rocky Mountain goats
Humans are not the only climbers fond of Utah’s mountains. Mountain goats can be seen
04.11.2012
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People involved in road rage incident tell their side of story
The people who ended up with a bullet hole in their truck as the result of a road rage incident
04.10.2012
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Road rage leads to gunfire on I–15
A California man is behind bars Central Utah, charged with attempted aggravated murder,
04.09.2012
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Utah deer hunters may have 500 fewer permits
State wildlife officials are proposing 500 fewer deer–hunting permits this year as they prepare
04.05.2012
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Snowbasin ski resort closing early
On the heels of a mild winter, Snowbasin Ski Resort is closing a little earlier than usual.
04.05.2012
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Tom Wharton: Always evolving, yet still focused on Utah
I wrote my first opinion column for the Granite High Granitian when I was 17. I wrote a sports
04.04.2012
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Provo–Orem, Heber in nation’s top 10 in growth
Provo–Orem, Heber City and St. George – and, to a lesser extent, Salt Lake County – were
04.04.2012
Article #0000043B
Green grass means ski season coming to an end
The Seeholzer family had big plans for this winter season, particularly after last year’s
04.04.2012
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Easter forecast: Utah skiers, campers, art lovers should all be happy
Early April usually marks the transition from the ski season to camping and golfing in much of
04.04.2012
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PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF PROPOSED ACTION
The Beaver Ranger District of the Fishlake National Forest is proposing to salvage fire
04.04.2012
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PUBLIC NOTICE Request for Comments Piute County
Beaver District Ranger Amy Barker has received a request from Piute County for a minerals
04.03.2012
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Utah an active player in geothermal market, with 11 new projects in development
Utah continues to be a strong player in the geothermal industry, outpacing most of its
04.01.2012
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Border Patrol needs more leeway on federal lands, Bishop says
It would prevent the U.S. Interior and Agriculture departments, which oversee most
03.29.2012
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Despite lack of snow, Utah ski season finishes strong
The 2011–12 Utah ski season wasn’t memorable, but it did have a few highlights.
03.26.2012
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DWR to set number of buck deer permits available for fall hunting season
State wildlife officials will be deciding in May how many buck deer permits will be available
03.26.2012
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Michael Hadley, a fisheries biologist with the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources, sent in
03.21.2012
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Hiking Utah: Utah video warns of marijuana grown on public lands
As the temperatures warm and hikers and outdoor enthusiasts return to Utah’s mountains,
03.18.2012
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St. George food bank has belated dedication
The Utah Food Bank on Wednesday belatedly dedicated a year–old branch in St. George that
03.17.2012
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Fields earns distinguished service award for library
Richfield City’s library director is scheduled to receive a state recognition for the work she has
03.15.2012
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Little snow has been rough on Beaver County ski resort
The mild winter has made it rough for Utah ski resorts, especially resorts that don’t make their
03.07.2012
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Eagle Point Resort Twins Make It Fun
If you have been to the Eagle Point Resort recently, you may have seen double. Jeron
03.06.2012
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80 mph zones on I–15 could become permanent
Can’t drive 55? How about 80 instead? A Utah Dept. of Transportation study of 80 mile per
03.06.2012
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Sun, rain, wind and snow all expected for Utah today
From sun, to wind, to rain, and yes, even some snow. Utah residents were expected to see
03.02.2012
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Heavy snow triggers crashes, but relief is on the way
Frozen road surfaces and heavy snowfall created massive headaches for commuters in
02.29.2012
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Winter storm warnings in effect as wind, snow hit Utah
A snow storm had already dumped several inches of the cold white stuff across northern
02.27.2012
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Bountiful man sentenced for obstructing murder investigation
A Bountiful man who lied to police about coming in contact with a murder weapon has
02.24.2012
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Calif. Murder Suspect May Have Left To Meet UT Woman
Russell Goldberg is accused of killing his wife and leaving the state of California. So how did
02.23.2012
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I–15 reopens following standoff with murder suspect
More details are surfacing about a standoff Wednesday night that shut I–15 near Beaver
02.22.2012
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Standoff with Calif. murder suspect ends with self–inflicted gunshot wound
A section of I–15 was expected to remain closed until about midnight Wednesday
02.20.2012
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Road Trippin’ – Travel With KUTV to Eagle Point
Eagle Point Lodging – For an authentic experience, stay in a ski–in ski–out condo.
02.16.2012
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Bill passes Utah House committee for another shot at federal lands control
After Utah made headlines in 2010 and declared that it had the right to grab land from federal
02.15.2012
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Missing Beaver man found alive, stranded in snow
Beaver County authorities on Wednesday located an 82–year–old man who had been
02.15.2012
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Utah forecast: Snow and rain, temperatures in the 40s and 50s
The National Weather Service was predicting more rain and snow Thursday morning in the
02.06.2012
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Snowpack well below averagein Utah’s dry, warm winter
Utah’s unusually dry winter shows no sign of turning around halfway through the season,
02.02.2012
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Winter weather advisory issued for much of Utah
The National Weather Service issued a winter weather advisory for much of central and
02.01.2012
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The mythical times of the Old West, where cowboys strode the streets with six–guns
01.28.2012
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Tardy opening for Utah’s Eagle Point
The southern Utah ski area Eagle Point opened for the season this weekend, a month later than
01.27.2012
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Eagle Point resort finally opens for ski season
The latest storm did it. Eagle Point ski area finally was able to open Friday, with the resort
01.24.2012
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Utah House OKs bill to help contact family after accidents
A proposed change to Utah law could make it easier for law enforcement to contact the family
01.09.2012
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What would dry winter mean for Utah’s forests?
A lurking drought this winter could leave Utah’s forests primed for fires or new waves of beetle–
01.07.2012
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Finally, snow! New storm blankets northern Utah
Heavier–than–expected snowfall covered much of Utah Saturday as a storm system struck the
01.05.2012
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UtahsRight: A look at drug charges filed by courts
Three Utah district courts had a rate of drug charges filed that was more than twice the
01.05.2012
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1 officer killed, 5 injured in Ogden shooting
One of six police officers shot while serving a search warrant at an Ogden home Wednesday
01.04.2012
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Fearing for future, rural Utah towns fight for post offices
Washington politics are threatening the heart of this hardscrabble town stretched along the
01.03.2012
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Two outreach clinics for downwinders are scheduled to take place in Millard and Sevier
01.01.2012
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Mystery plane crash remembered 75 years later
"I remember, as a kid, a gunny sack full of plane parts setting on my grandfathers porch," said