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Utah Welders Now Build The Train Car Bodies Stadler Once Shipped From Europe

Celia-Marie Bartholomew heard about an apprenticeship with Stadler in her high school welding class. “At the time, I didn’t really know what I wanted to do with my future,” she told the Deseret News. “I wasn’t sure if college was the right path. But now, I’m on track to earn a degree while I’m getting professional work experience and, hopefully, have a job offer waiting for me at the end.”
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From surveillance to surrender: Inside an overnight U.S. Marshals operation

SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — A U.S. Marshals-led task force made a dozen arrests during an overnight operation across the Salt Lake Valley, targeting people wanted on outstanding warrants. 2News was granted exclusive access to ride along with the Violent Fugitive Apprehension Strike Team, known as VFAST, as members...
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Utah is having a moment on ‘The Voice,’ as 4 locals compete

LOS ANGELES — After several weeks of auditions, "The Voice" is now moving on to the Battles, where singers on each team will go head-to-head to claim a spot in the next round of competition. Ahead of the Battles, here's a look at the Utah singers competing on Season...
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Salt Lake City to consider selling $12.2M of Rio Grande District land for $2.5M

Salt Lake City is considering a proposal to sell over two acres of its land for an 80 percent discount on its appraised value. Members of the Salt Lake City Council will consider a proposal Tuesday afternoon that could allow for the sale of 2.33 acres of land in the Rio Grande District, which carries the Gateway Mixed Use zone (G-MU). The council will hear the sales proposal during a Salt Lake City Community Reinvestment Agency meeting. The CRA has owned the property since October 2008.
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Pest control employee accused of stealing jewelry on a job

PARK CITY — A Millcreek man is accused of stealing high-end jewelry from a Summit County home while working as a pest control employee. Investigators believe he may have robbed several other clients. Eric Michael Thomas, 26, was charged Monday in 3rd District Court with theft, a second-degree felony.
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Utah weather: Flood threat continues Monday afternoon, but mountain snow arrives through Tuesday

Happy Monday, Utah! Our soggy weather pattern will continue through Monday evening, with mountain snow developing as snow levels drop above 8,000 ft.
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These are the top breweries of 2026, per Great American Beer Festival awards

(NEXSTAR) – There are brewers aplenty around the U.S., from those who brew a few barrels a year to those responsible for more than 100,000. But to be deemed the best among your peers – that’s an achievement only a few brewers have achieved. A handful did just that over the weekend at the Great American Beer Festival, and a few breweries from Utah were honored.
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Quilting Novel that Stitched its Way to Best Seller List

SALT LAKE CITY, UT (Good Things Utah) – ‘Stitched’ is described as a novel that is both hilarious and heartwarming. We are excited for author Eli McCann debuting his first novel that’s already topping the New York Times Best Seller List. Eli has been a friend of Good Things Utah for some time. He is […]
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Salt Lake City Hit 109°F This Summer — University Researchers Urge a ‘Code Red’...

Salt Lake City baked through a record-shattering 109°F day this summer, and a new University of Utah report examines how unsheltered residents cope when the heat turns deadly. Researchers who tracked homeless residents with GPS devices and interviewed dozens of local business workers are now urging lawmakers to create a Code Red heat policy, mirroring the state's existing winter cold-weather protocol, before another brutal summer arrives.
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Police find severed tongue, still looking for victim

WEST VALLEY CITY — West Valley City police believe a man had his tongue severed during an altercation last month at an apartment complex. But as of Monday, investigators have not been able to find a victim. On Sept. 5, about 8:20 p.m. police responded to the area of...

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