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Two Wasatch Front residents are accused of abandoning a man's body in rural Summit County.
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Francisco Kjolseth/The Salt Lake TribuneThe area’s new president told Reed Hastings she didn’t like the direction in which his resort was heading. -
MGM“Project Hail Mary” has been pleasing audiences since its release on March 20th.
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The Engine House affordable housing development is filling up units faster than is usual for a new apartment building. City staff say there’s still demand for affordable housing. -
County leaders may reconvene a group to draft new regulations on rentals like Airbnbs or VRBOs. -
The sheriff's office wants the public's help to find the woman's boyfriend, who is suspected in the killing.
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The U.S. Supreme Court struck down Colorado’s conversion therapy ban in a ruling March 31. The future of Utah’s similar law is unclear. -
A new sales tax has brought in $7 million for emergency services in Summit County. The funds have differing impacts for local agencies. -
Park City’s Main Street will close to cars Friday morning to welcome local Olympians and Paralympians home. -
Wasatch County will begin construction of its new government building April 13. The project will take about 18 months. -
Utah health officials have confirmed 142 new measles cases since March 10, the state’s largest surge since June 2025.
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A U.S. official said that one crew member had been rescued and U.S. forces continue to search for the second crew member.
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