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- Sep 24, 2026
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Central Utah Correctional Facility on lockdown after an inmate reportedly assaulted an officer (opens the original)
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The Central Utah Correctional Facility and Utah State Correction Facility in Gunnison are under lockdown after an officer was assaulted by an inmate Thursday, the Department of Corrections said. Following the assault, the officer was taken to the hospital, where he is in stable condition, although details of his injuries were not released. Prison staff and officers immediately responded to the scene of the assault, the Utah Department of Corrections shared in a release. No other information abou
Minivan crashes into Lehi church building following possible medical emergency (opens the original)
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A driver who may have suffered a medical emergency crashed into a church building after colliding with another vehicle early Friday. The Lehi Police Department said the minivan’s adult male driver first struck the other vehicle just before 8 a.m., and then struck the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints building at 630 S Weeping Willow Way. While there were no life-threatening injuries following the accident, the minivan’s driver was transported to the hospital for evaluation. Police said
Man accused of stabbing West Valley City mall employee indicted for hate crime (opens the original)
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The man accused of stabbing a West Valley City employee over his religion has been indicted on a federal hate crime charge. Peter Larsen was officially indicted by a grand jury Wednesday for willfully causing bodily injury because of his actual or perceived religion. Larsen was arrested on July 13, in the moments after he allegedly stabbed kiosk worker Syed Sohail Uddin multiple times at the Valley Fair Mall. Following his arrest, Larsen claimed he had targeted Uddin because he was Muslim. Docum
Man dies of injuries suffered in Washington Terrace fire, son says (opens the original)
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One of two people injured in the wildfire that burned near several Washington Terrace homes on Monday has died, a family member said. According to Bryan Burrell, his father, Ted, was originally transported to the hospital with what he was told were minor injuries. However, after arriving at the hospital, Bryan learned his father’s injuries were more severe, and he died at 7 p.m. Monday. It’s not known where Burrell was located when he was injured, and officials have yet to confirm the death. Bur
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