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Nurse, fellow hikers help save man's life after cardiac arrest on Big Cottonwood Canyon trail (opens the original)
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COTTONWOOD HEIGHTS — A routine fall hike in Big Cottonwood Canyon turned into a lifesaving mission when a University of Utah nurse and two other hikers performed CPR for up to 30 minutes on a man who suffered cardiac arrest along a mountain trail. Miley Feltman and her partner were hiking in the canyon when they stopped to observe a moose and her calf near the trail. As hikers gave the animals space, an emergency unfolded. "We were about to turn around to go back down the trail because we didn't
Volition moves proposed Spanish Fork data center location after resident concerns (opens the original)
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SPANISH FORK — Volition is moving its proposed Spanish Fork data center to a different location after months of concerns from residents who live near the project's original site. The company now plans to develop the data center in the 440,000-square-foot Stockman Flats building just off state Route 77 in western Spanish Fork, Volition CEO Jeff Chavez said. The project was originally proposed for the Canyon Logistics property, where nearby residents raised concerns about potential noise, water us
Local teen inspired by childhood care hopes to use ASL to help deaf patients (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — As the world observes the International Day of Sign Languages, a Utah teenager is turning his own medical journey into a mission to help others. For 19-year-old Phoenix Small, walking is something he never takes for granted. "Being able to walk just on my own is great. Ten out of 10," Small said. Small was born with severe clubfeet, a condition that caused his feet to turn inward. Doctors warned his family that the condition could significantly affect his mobility. "The doctors
Groups reflect on political division 1 year After Charlie Kirk's Death (opens the original)
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OREM — One year after the shooting death of Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University, organizations focused on civic engagement and depolarization are urging Americans to look beyond political labels and engage in more meaningful conversations with those who hold different views. In the days following Kirk's death, leaders from groups across the political spectrum gathered in Utah County to condemn political violence and encourage civil dialogue. Their message was simple: Disagreement is part of d
Highland teen makes history as Miss America's Teen 2027 (opens the original)
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Highland — A Highland teenager has made pageant history for Utah. Elle Anderson, who competed as Miss Utah's Teen, was crowned Miss America's Teen 2027 on Saturday night, becoming the first contestant from Utah to win the national teen title. Anderson advanced to the national competition after winning Miss Utah's Teen in May, a title that included an $8,000 scholarship. On Saturday, she earned an additional $40,000 scholarship as part of her national victory. The competition narrowed to five fin
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