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Sugar House Park pond drained due to historically low water flows in Parleys Creek...

SALT LAKE CITY — Visitors to Sugar House Park may notice a dramatic change this summer: The park's pond is drained because of extremely low water flows in the watershed that feeds it. The pond is actually a detention basin, though it's considered a "cherished feature" of the park,...
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Pedestrian seriously injured after being struck by vehicle on Van Winkle Expressway

HOLLADAY, Utah (ABC4) — A pedestrian was struck by a vehicle and injured, leading to closures on Van Winkle Expressway. According to the Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT), Van Winkle Expressway is closed at 1300 E due to a crash. A spokesperson with the Salt Lake County Sheriff’s Office (SLCSO) confirmed that a
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New apartment project gets city approval near Millcreek Common

Chalk up another multifamily project in the works in Millcreek. Earlier this week, the Millcreek City Council unanimously approved a rezone and a development agreement after a pair of votes to allow a seven-story, mixed-use project along 3300 South. The project, dubbed the Cottonwood 3300 and located at 1312 E. 3300 So
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New Medicaid rules likely to dump clients, burden taxpayers, group says

The Protect Medicaid Utah Coalition says that the cost of federal cuts will be passed on to taxpayers and rural and urban healthcare alike will be impacted.
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Salt Lake City proposes new rules for the license plate cameras that dot the...

Propped up along streets across Utah are small, pole-mounted cameras. These are automatic license plate readers that snap a photo of a vehicle’s plate and log it in a database. Now, the Salt Lake City Council is actively looking to regulate them. Law enforcement use the cameras to track...
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Shake your whale tail for 801 Day

Saturday is 801 Day — Aug. 1, or 8/01, celebrating the world's best area code that is not a toll-free number . Here's what's happening. 🪩 Milk Block Party : Our colleagues at City Cast will be living it up with music, vendors and a beer garden on the 400 East block of 900 South (Harvey Milk Boulevard). RSVP online 🐋 Th
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A look back over the most recent reviews and profiles on Utah’s dining scene

You know the conversation: “You pick, no, you choose, I can’t think of anywhere”. Silence ensues before you slump into routine and go with the same old place. “We won’t do this next time”, is the resolve, “we’ll be better prepared”. Just in time for the weekend then – here’s a look back at what local food writers have
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500 dogs and cats are headed to Sandy for a Super Adoption

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (Good Things Utah) – After a 7 year hiatus the Super Adoption event with Best Friends Animal Society is back! 500 dogs and cats will be ready to find new homes this coming weekend at the Mountain America Expo Center in Sandy. Beth Chynoweth from Best Friends joined us this morning […]
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New Department of Safety communications director faced discipline at prior job

Brent Weisberg was suspended without pay after an investigation found he drove a city-owned vehicle to a homicide scene after consuming alcohol in Salt Lake City.
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Hand warmers, heated blankets recalled after death, hundreds of injuries

SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — One person died and hundreds of others were injured in incidents linked to recalled rechargeable hand warmers and heated blankets, according to federal consumer safety officials. Ocoopa Direct is recalling 1.5 million rechargeable hand warmers. The Consumer Product Safety Commission says reports

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