First lady Jill Biden visits one of Utah’s most diverse neighborhoods – Deseret News
MDT First lady Jill Biden visits Glendale Middle School in Salt Lake City on Wednesday, May 5, 2021. Biden visited the school to thank teachers for their diligence and hard work during the pandemic. Laura Seitz, Deseret News View Comments Share By Dennis Romboy, Ashley Imlay, Lisa Riley Roche Your browser does not support the audio element.
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3 injured, 1 in critical condition in Weber County shooting | KSL.com
A triple shooting in Weber County early Sunday left one person in critical condition. Sunday to an area near 9300 W. 900 South in Weber County. (Jeffrey D. Allred, Deseret News) Save Story SALT LAKE CITY — A triple shooting in Weber County early Sunday left one person in critical condition.
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Severe weather impacting Northern Utah this weekend
SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) - Happy Saturday, Utah! It'll be an active day with scattered thunderstorms across the state, some of which will likely be severe.
Weather today Showers and thunderstorms can be expected throughout the day, but they pick up steam in the afternoon with the heat of the day.
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Buscan cambiar de nombre el bulevar César Chávez – Telemundo Utah
Salt Lake City Bulevar en Salt Lake City podría cambiar de nombre tras una acusación sexual El nombre del bulevar César Chávez ubicado en la calle 500 sur podría ser modificado por los líderes de la ciudad. Concejales de la comunidad remueven el nombre de César Chávez, pero quieren mantener uno latino.
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Trailhead residence hall brings outdoor-inspired living, dining and community to campus - @theU
The University of Utah is welcoming more than 1,400 students to a new kind of residential experience this fall.
Salt Lake CityAugust 29, 2026
Iranians living in Utah worry over what's happening to family back home
Prev Next By: Mya Constantino Posted SANDY, Utah — A Sandy group called "Iranians of Utah" has canceled their cultural festival because of what has happened in their home country over recent weeks. For its founder, Vandad Oladi, it’s hard to look away from what’s unfolding back home.
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