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Art The Book of Once Mormon Women is a compilation of essays by women who have left the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and I was to interview the two editors, Katie Stringham and Sue Johnson. This moment was everything I was not, which was male and LDS.
SANDY – Utah's Senate majority leader has conceded defeat to a Democrat who leads the Senate District 19 race by more than 3,600 votes. Sen. Kirk Cullimore, R-Sandy, said he sent a LinkedIn message on Friday morning congratulating Shana Anderson on her win.
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump said Friday that Stephen Miller was replacing Susie Wiles as White House chief of staff, mere days after Republicans lost control of Congress in the midterm elections. On his social media site, Trump praised Wiles and said she’d continue to work for his political organization.
No. 3 Utah will host No. 9 BYU at Rice-Eccles Stadium on Saturday, November 7, in a matchup between two unbeaten teams. The game features a significant clash between the Utes' rushing attack and the Cougars' run defense.
There’s an argument that Saturday’s rivalry matchup is the most important ever. Here’s how it could impact Big 12 title race The lead-up to Saturday’s Utah-BYU game has been pretty uneventful. There’s been no back-and-forth barbs traded through the media, no inflammatory comments.
An explainer regarding the role and structure of the North Summit Fire Service District Administrative Control Board and the influence of Summit County.
Governor Spencer Cox declared a state of emergency on Friday due to massive flooding in San Juan and Washington counties, freeing up state and federal money for relief efforts. "Repeated flooding has damaged homes, disrupted access to drinking water and cut off important travel routes," Gov. Cox said in a statement to FOX 13 News.