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Salt Lake City Gets 3 New Flags Amid Ban of LGBTQ Flags

The three flags represent Juneteenth, LGBTQ residents and transgender residents.
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I Randomly Decided To Pay Off A School’s Lunch Debt. Then Something Incredible Happened.

“I immediately wondered if this was real.”
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Utah Bans Fluoride In Public Drinking Water

Republican Gov. Spencer Cox signed the legislation despite widespread opposition from dentists and national health organizations.
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Utah Becomes First State To Phase Out Universal Vote-By-Mail

"Voters, especially those in rural areas, will bear the brunt of this restrictive move," one opponent of the law said.
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Former Utah Rep. Mia Love, The First Black Republican Woman Elected To The U.S. House, Has Died

Former U.S. Rep. Mia Love of Utah, a daughter of Haitian immigrants who became the first Black Republican woman elected to Congress, died on Sunday.
By Hannah Schoenbaum and Matthew Brown, AP

Utah Close To Becoming First State To OK Health Measure Touted By RFK Jr.

"They’re latching onto Kennedy’s opportunity with his beliefs," an opponent of the bill said.
By AP

Supreme Court Refuses To Hear Utah's Land-Grab Lawsuit

One public land advocate called the decision "an embarrassment for the state."
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The Supreme Court Case That Could Upend One Of America's Most Important Laws

The case of Seven County Infrastructure Coalition v. Eagle County, Colorado could have huge climate and environmental implications.
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Parents Cleaned Murder Scene After Daughter Killed Her Husband, Authorities Say

Officials in Utah believe 41-year-old Jennifer Gledhill fatally shot Matthew Johnson in their bed. Neither Johnson nor the mattress has been located.
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'Obsessed' Dad Accused Of Stalking, Killing Daughter Before Fleeing The U.S.

Police said text messages Hector Ramon Martinez-Ayala sent his 25-year-old daughter were "more of the nature of a jealous lover than a father.”
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