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New Airbnb program gives Utah farmers chance to diversify income (opens the original)
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OAKLEY, Summit County — As Utah farmers and ranchers grapple with drought, rising costs and financial uncertainty, a new grant program aims to help them generate income by welcoming visitors to their properties. For rancher Mitch Dumke, agritourism has already become an important part of his operation. Just five years ago, Dumke worked as a software product manager. Today, he's one of the people running 3 Springs Land and Livestock. They raise cattle in Kamas Valley and sell beef directly to con
Man freed after decades on Utah's death row faces new challenges as legal fight continues (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — Douglas Carter, who was released from prison after spending more than four decades on Utah's death row, is now adjusting to life outside prison walls while his attorneys continue their effort to clear his name. The 71-year-old walked out of jail Monday after a judge ordered his release in the 1985 killing of Eva Olesen. The ruling followed recent DNA testing that did not match Carter, whose murder conviction had already been overturned. But legal experts say the case is not over
Health officials to urge caution around kratom, other substances after Mississippi student deaths (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — The deaths of two University of Mississippi students have sparked a national conversation about kratom and other potentially dangerous substances, prompting warnings from health experts and renewed discussions on college campuses, including those in Utah. Authorities have not released an official cause of death. However, they have said kratom was found at both scenes. As the investigation continues, social media posts warning students about contaminated substances have gained tr
Bipartisan bill aims to expand health protections for wildland firefighters (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON — After one of Utah's most destructive wildfire seasons in recent years, a bipartisan group of lawmakers is backing legislation designed to improve health and safety protections for wildland firefighters. The proposed Wildland Firefighter Health and Safety Act has support from Republicans and Democrats in both the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate. Advocates say the bill would provide new resources to address the long-term health risks firefighters face while battling increasin
'We woke up to total devastation': Utah family details Kauai hurricane experience (opens the original)
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KAUAI, Hawaii — What began as a dream vacation in Hawaii turned into an unforgettable experience for a St. George family after Hurricane Lowell swept across Kauai, leaving widespread damage, power outages and major travel disruptions. Angaleza Adams and 16 relatives, including her children and grandchildren, were staying at an Airbnb on Kauai's north shore when they learned the hurricane was approaching. "We got word of the hurricane. We were a little worried," Adams said. As the storm moved thr
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