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Honduran man, twice removed from the US, charged with drug trafficking in Salt Lake (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — A man previously deported from the United States has been arrested again and charged with several drug trafficking and immigration crimes in Salt Lake City. Francisco Rodriguez Raudales, 32, was charged in federal court on Sept. 10 after a drug sting the day before. The U.S. Attorney's Office for Utah said that undercover officers met with Rodriguez and that he produced a large bag of fentanyl-laced pills weighing more than 4,500 grams. The Honduran national was previously remov
Mountain Trails Foundation announces seasonal, temporary trail closures (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — Fall is officially here, which means that some favorite summer recreation spots are shutting down for the season. That includes portions of Park City where trail users have about a week left to use the Bonanza Flat trails before they close on Oct. 1st. In a Facebook post, the Mountain Trails Foundation said the closures are meant to give the area's wildlife plenty of time and space to prepare for winter. Bonanza Flats isn't closed for good. The area will reopen for winter recrea
Utah community honors those impacted by recent flooding in Tibet and Nepal (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — A Utah community is honoring those impacted by recent flash flooding and mudslides in Tibet and Nepal. A vigil on Wednesday night was held to bring awareness to the flooding, as organizers believe it is not getting enough attention. "It is not just a memorial, it's also about remembering those who are still missing, making sure the suffering in Nepal and Tibet is not forgotten," Pema Chagzoetsand, the president of the Utah Tibetan Association, told KSL. Recovery efforts are stil
Lowe's employees give back to their community on Red Vest Day (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — A Utah nonprofit has garnered some big recognition from Lowe's, which has resulted in a grant to help Utahns. Earlier this year, the Family Support Center was selected as one of 100 organizations across the country to receive a Lowe's Community Impact Grant. On Tuesday that recognition turned into action when a group of Lowe's Red Vest associates spent the morning at LifeStart Village in Midvale. The $10,000 grant went toward improvement projects for the families who call the co
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