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President Donald Trump on Tuesday cut a $10,000 check to Utahn Nick Shirley for his help uncovering fraud in Minnesota childcare centers under a new fraud reward program. The new Fraud Whistleblower Incentive Program, announced in a White House press event on Tuesday, will allow whistleblowers in some cases to receive 1% of the funds recouped when fraud is proved in court.
The Utah Mammoth defeated the Pittsburgh Penguins with a final score of 5-4 in a game held at the Delta Center. The matchup saw an attendance of 14,111 spectators.
At the Wasatch County Senior Center on Thursday, Paul Broadbent, 81, lined up his shot in the billiards room. He was playing Dick Baum, 83, who has made a name for himself winning pool tournaments at the Notch Pub in Kamas.
Shortly after taking off from Salt Lake City International Airport Tuesday, the Pittsburgh Penguins’ team plane returned due to a medical incident involving forward Ben Kindel, according to a post on the Penguins’ social media. Team medical staff, including Dr. Dharmesh Vyas, attended to him immediately.
A law firm representing 30 businesses worried about a Bonanza Park development proposal is seeking numerous records from the Park City municipal government. Salt Lake City-based R. McConnell Group filed a request for the records under the state open records law, known as the Government Records Access and Management Act, or GRAMA.
The Tremonton Fire Department introduced Rosie, a 5-month-old Sheepadoodle who joined the department as a therapy dog to support firefighters's mental health. Rosie began training with her handler, Capt. McBride, the department said. She was expected to help firefighters manage stress and provide comfort after difficult calls.
The Pittsburgh Penguins said their team plane returned to Salt Lake City International Airport after a medical episode involving one of their players. Forward Ben Kindel received care from medical staff aboard the plane. An ambulance was waiting to take him to University of Utah Hospital.