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The Crimson Cliffs High School HOSA chapter is recognizing HOSA Week, Nov. 2-6, by encouraging community members to take time for regular checkups and talk with a health care provider about recommended screenings. The message is simple: taking care of your health includes checking in even when you feel well.
An agenda for the October 16, 2025, Lakeview meeting includes reports of increased academic scores and a schedule for future Wednesday meetings.
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With a defiant tone, State Sen. Kathleen Riebe adamantly refused a call from her own party to resign after an investigation allegedly turned up workplace discrimination and harassment issues. "I am not resigning," said Riebe in an email to FOX 13 News.
A Salt Lake County family is reeling after a fire sparked Sunday morning, leaving their house uninhabitable and their family dog dead. Jessica and Eduardo Castro Palma and their three children, ages 14, 10, and 8, have lost almost everything in the fire.
A California man faces charges in Utah County for tap-to-pay fraud. Liu Huan, 36, allegedly used stolen card numbers to buy gift cards. The scam allegedly involves Chinese nationals traveling to states for fraudulent purchases. OREM — A California man is the latest person charged in Utah County in a tap-to-pay scam investigation.
For more than 50 years, thousands of off-road riders and hikers have crossed a broad, bare depression at Three Peaks Recreation Area. Sagebrush grew back. The city built a water tank. Pieces of metal stayed half-buried in the dirt. But few people passing through knew the Air Force had once set off an enormous explosion here.