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Series of audits revealed reviewing the performance of Utah's judicial branch (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — Several audits presented on Wednesday dove into the performance of the Utah State Court System, the Judicial Performance Evaluation Commission, and the Utah Judicial Conduct Commission. One audit highlighted big differences when it comes to a judge's sentencing decisions depending on where you are in Utah. “So if I'm a criminal, I want to be in front of a judge in District Four versus District Two, right? That's what you're saying," said House Speaker Mike Shultz (R) Hooper. “On
Bystander was in right place, right time to save a life in Big Cottonwood Canyon (opens the original)
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BRIGHTON, Utah — For six years, Miley Feltman has been a nurse at the University of Utah and was on a Saturday morning hike with her partner, John Jacobs. “We ended up coming across a group of about six people, and they were pointing out a moose and her calf that were a little bit further up the trail," she said. However, no one could have predicted what happened next. “This gentleman in front of me just collapsed, Feltman said, "completely collapsed." In that moment, she felt there was only one
Airbnb launches new grant program to help Utah farmers (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — It's been a rough year for farmers in Utah. “We've all seen the pressures of rising fuel prices, and just every single thing costs a little bit more," said Caroline Scheidell with the Utah Department of Agriculture. "Add in that, an unprecedented drought, wildfire issues, recent hailstorms." With many farmers losing their crops to these conditions, Scheidell said it takes a huge toll financially. “It really takes everything going right to stay profitable. We're noticing a lot of
Neighborhood goes viral over streets named after Red Sox players (opens the original)
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Utah neighborhood names streets after Boston Red Sox players. Â Â Â Â HERRIMAN, Utah (KSTU) -- Herriman City is having a moment in the spotlight after one neighborhood named after Boston Red Sox players went viral. âI think it was the Planning Commission process back in 2021, and I'm a baseball fan myself. So, I noticed one of the names, and I thought, "Oh, that's very similar to a Red Sox [player],â said Jonathan LaFollette with Herriman City. It turns out the developer was a big Red Sox fa
Lacrosse team comes together to finish what their former teammate started (opens the original)
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SANDY, Utah — They say a little hard work and some elbow grease makes a successful fall cleanup, but there was someone missing. “I met Alyia my freshman year when I started playing lacrosse. She was the most happy, kind, funny person ever," said Hannah Qureshi, Alyia’s best friend. “Alyia was a ray of sunshine," said her mother Melissa Christensen, "she used to always just tell me, "Mom, it takes zero energy to be a good person." It was Alyia's dream to clean up her mom's backyard, but that drea
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