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Senate passes slightly altered design as new Utah state flag
SALT LAKE CITY — Utah is one step closer to having a new state flag, though it's not exactly the design unveiled late last year. The Utah Senate voted 17-10 in favor of SB31 on Monday, a bill that would designate a new state flag while classifying the current flag as the state's ceremonial flag. However, the design that passed is an amended version of the flag that was selected by the Utah State Flag Task Force on Nov. 10.
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Gabby Petito's parents urge support for Utah domestic violence bill
SALT LAKE CITY — Gabby Petito's parents joined Utah Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson at the state Capitol on Monday to advocate for stronger domestic violence responses from police officers. Joe Petito and Nichole Schmidt, parents of the young woman from New York who was killed by her boyfriend shortly...
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Gov. Cox signs high-profile bills on transgender surgeries, school choice vouchers
SALT LAKE CITY — Utah Gov. Spencer Cox signed two of the highest-profile bills from this year's legislative session into law on Saturday. Cox gave his approval to SB16, a bill banning transgender surgeries for Utah children and teens, and HB215, which tied a $6,000 pay raise for school teachers to an $8,000 private school voucher program.
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'A culinary movement': 11 Utah restaurants, chefs named James Beard semifinalists
SALT LAKE CITY — Utah historically hasn't been revered as a culinary hotbed, but the tides may be changing. The James Beard Foundation on Wednesday announced that 11 Utah restaurants and chefs have been named semifinalists for prestigious awards. Chefs at five Utah restaurants were named semifinalists for "best...
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Report: National Women's Soccer League to expand in Utah, Boston and California
NEW YORK — The National Women's Soccer League is close to expanding by three teams, which will be in Boston, Utah and the San Francisco area, according to a Friday report in the Wall Street Journal. The women's pro league previously indicated it would add at least two teams...
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Utahns are noticing higher utility bills as rates increase and weather gets colder
SALT LAKE CITY — Utahns are noticing higher utility bills this winter. Is it just cold outside, or is energy becoming more expensive?. Utah Public Service Commission administrator Gary Wilderburg says the answer is both. "It's been a colder winter, gas supplies have been tighter, and prices have been...
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