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Utah 4-H communities rally around children facing serious illnesses (opens the original)
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OGDEN — Nine-year-old Brandon "Chomp" Barela spent his summer preparing for his first livestock show at the Weber County Fair. He had a goat named Santa, a best friend who shared his love of animals and plenty of excitement about finally getting into the show ring. But a week before the fair, Chomp was hospitalized with heart failure. He wouldn't get the chance to show the goat he had spent months raising. That's when his best friend, Tyttan Sappington, stepped in to make sure Santa would still
After nearly 1M scooter trips, Salt Lake City is changing where riders can park downtown (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — Riders hopping off a rental e-scooter in parts of downtown Salt Lake City may discover their trip isn't quite over when they think it is. The city has launched a pilot program requiring riders to leave rental scooters in designated parking zones in a portion of downtown. The zones are geofenced, meaning a rider's app won't allow them to end a trip unless the scooter is parked in one of the approved areas. "If they aren't in one of those zones, they'll get a notification to move
Cause of devastating Midvale fire is undetermined. Could tenants still hold someone liable? (opens the original)
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MIDVALE — The official investigation into what sparked the devastating North Union apartment fire may be over, but an undetermined cause doesn't necessarily mean displaced residents are out of options if they want to pursue answers or determine whether someone else bears responsibility. Unified Fire Authority concluded the July 31 fire in Midvale began in the concealed space between the fourth-floor living area and the roof but said there wasn't enough evidence to determine the specific ignition
Nearly 1 in 5 young people turn to AI for mental health advice. What Utah parents should know (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — Artificial intelligence is increasingly becoming more than a homework helper or search tool for young people. For some, it is also becoming a place to talk about their mental health. Nearly 1 in 5 U.S. adolescents and young adults surveyed said they had used an AI chatbot for mental health advice, according to a study published this summer in JAMA Pediatrics. Perhaps more striking: Most of those young people had not told anyone they were doing it. The nationally representative s
Court rejects Ute Tribe bid for ownership of 1.5 million acres that remain part of Utah reservation (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — A federal appeals court has rejected the Ute Indian Tribe's effort to gain ownership of roughly 1.5 million acres in eastern Utah, the latest ruling in a land fight rooted in the federal government's treatment of the Utes nearly 150 years ago. But the decision does not mean the land is no longer part of the Ute reservation. "It's an oversimplification," Michalyn Steele, the Marion G. Romney professor of law at Brigham Young University, told KSL. "This was really a technical deci
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