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In other news: A construction worker was injured after falling from a roof in Lehi Wednesday evening.
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In other news, three films at Sundance were sponsored by the Utah Film Center. And, the Utah Jazz received an award for increasing access to broadcasts of their games.
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In other news: Students in Utah Tech University’s Pickleball Club are preparing to play for a national championship in the DUPR Collegiate league, which is the only collegiate pickleball league in the country.
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In other news: State and federal officials in Wyoming broke ground on the Transwest Express, a transmission line that will move electricity from the Chokecherry and Sierra Madre wind farm to southern California.
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In honor of the team’s 50th anniversary season, the home of the Utah Jazz will be changing its name back to the Delta Center this summer.
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On this episode, reactions to former Jazz player Donovan Mitchell’s criticisms of Utah, water worries in the West, Heber Valley's over growth, and a plan to widen I-15.
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Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes opposes the CDC, Former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr. endorses Sen. Mike Lee, talks of a nuclear power plant. And the Utah Jazz start their season.
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The Miller family will be selling their portion of its ownership of the Utah Jazz according to a recent statement made by the family on Wednesday.
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The Utah Jazz is holding its first-ever fantasy basketball camp to provide fans the experience of what life is like in the NBA.
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And the Utah Jazz get a new coach, and trade a star player.