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38 higher than at the same time last year. 183 per gallon.
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A report published September 14 outlines upcoming activities and events at Edgemont for the week of September 14th through September 18th.
(Lake Powell, UT) — New lower-elevation boat ramps are coming to Lake Powell as low water levels continue to affect access. The National Park Service approved plans September 9th for new ramps and facilities at Bullfrog and Hite.
(Orem, UT) — No problems are being reported after a remembrance service held in honor of slain right wing commentator Charlie Kirk. It took place last night at Utah Valley University, where Kirk was shot and killed on September 10th of last year.
Utah students in grades 10 through 12 were asked to share their own proposals on how artificial intelligence should be used within their schools. (Scott G Winterton, Deseret News) Save Story Estimated read time: 2-3 minutes KEY TAKEAWAYS Utah students in grades 10-12 could influence AI school policies through an essay contest.
Mitchell and Carrie Murray of Nibler pleaded guilty earlier this summer to charges of child abuse homicide and aggravated child abuse following their arrest last December. Carrie Murray called first responders to the family home on March 19 after finding the couple's daughter dead in her crib.
As if Utah’s historically warm winter and spring weren’t enough, summer temperatures sent the state’s thermometers through the roof. From Provo and Lehi to Duchesne and Monticello, communities across Utah experienced their warmest summers on record.