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Damaged SR14 near Cedar City may reopen in June
Cedar City a The massive landslide that buried a 2,000-foot strip of State Road 14 eight miles outside of Cedar City and closed a major asphalt artery to U.S. Highway 89, could be cleared enough by June to allow traffic to resume, according to the Utah Department of Transportation.
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Sorenson gives $3M to Westminster to expand arts education
The Salt Lake Tribune) Beverley Sorenson is joined by Westminster president Michael Bassis, left, during a meeting Monday at Westminster College where Sorenson pledged $3 million to the institution to expand art and art education program.
Jeffs' ex-bodyguard claims FLDS leader retaliation
A former bodyguard and spokesman for polygamist sect leader Warren Jeffs has filed a multi-million-dollar lawsuit, claiming church leaders ruined his business after he had a falling-out with Jeffs.
Operating as a Redevelopment Agency, Box Elder County commissioners approved the sale of 15 acres of property on West Forest Street in Brigham City to Love's Travel Stops and Country Stores out of Oklahoma City, Okla.A The sale of the ground, which was once part of the old racetrack near I-15, was finalized on Wednesday.
Utah inmate asks to die by firing squad
A Utah death row inmate, convicted of beating a man with a tire jack and puncturing his liver with an inserted tire iron, has requested that he be allowed to die by firing squad, officials said Thursday.
Music: Report from L.A.'s Grammy Week: 2 SUU Students nominated for Grammy
Johnson, a senior who plans on graduating with a degree in music education, said she had never heard of the Brahms composition before rehearsing it during the program.
Palladon Ventures-Amended Joint Venture
Palladon Ventures Ltd. announces that it has amended the terms of an agreement dated May 9, 2006 with Invenio Resources Corp.
Business owners hope to survive state Highway 14 landslide
Normally, this Kane County winter destination would be full of people renting snowmobiles and eating at the restaurants on the weekend.
BLM announces Three Selections for National Wild Horse and Burro Advisory Board
The Bureau of Land Management announced today that it has made selections for three positions on the National Wild Horse and Burro Advisory Board.
Sunshine, mild temperatures to grace Utah's week
Storm systems have split north and south, leaving the valley with temperatures a few degrees above normal, hovering in the low- to mid-40s all week.
Budget cuts would lead to closure of several juvenile justice facilities
Budget cuts could lead to the closure of several juvenile justice centers across the state, making it harder for youth offenders to be treated in their own communities or earn back the money they need to pay restitution to their victims.
SR 14 landslide has small businesses struggling to stay afloat
There's nothing like a little peace and quiet to get away from it all sometimes.
Burlington releases names of city manager finalists
Five finalists will be considered to replace Doug Worden as Burlington's new city manager.
Four men plead guilty to stealing handguns from Blanding police
Four men who stole nine handguns from the Blanding Police Department in August have pleaded guilty to their crimes in U.S. District Court.
Clarifying the Southern University Thunderbirds Move to the Big Sky Conference
As a lifelong fan of the game, it's difficult to fathom a school with a history of more than 60 years to change conferences, ultimately forfeiting their baseball program.
Powell pipeline: Iron out? Kane in?
Brent Hunter sure would like to have water from a Lake Powell pipeline for his Iron County users, but physics is working against him.
Christian group practices health care based on Christ's biblical Church
Christian Care Ministry and its Medi-share program are changing the way individuals confront higher medical costs by pooling resources of like-minded religious believers.
SDSU's long, strange trip to Laramie
"What a Journey. Man a " guard James Rahon posted on his Twitter account shortly after the Aztecs touched down at Laramie Regional Airport at 11:31 a.m. MST Tuesday, seven hours before tip-off against Wyoming at the Arena-Auditorium. And that was before the 13th-ranked Aztecs had actually made it to Laramie, the so-called Gem City of the Plains.
Sandstone Village Getting Fast Subs
Jimmy Johns signed a lease for 1800 SF in Sandstone Village, which is anchored by TJ Max in St.