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Salt Lake Tribune reporters talk about the week's news, including dropping birth rates among Latter-day Saints and state Rep. Trevor Lee being charged with four felonies related to fraud.
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First Congressional District candidates Riley Owen and Ben McAdams found common ground on tariffs and immigration, but split on Medicaid, Social Security, and the role of government.
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Our hosts discuss China, Iran, Israel, critical midterm races to watch, and growing dissatisfaction with incumbent political leadership.
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General practitioners who come from — or train in — rural areas are more likely to practice in rural areas long term. Utah is getting $1.5 million federal dollars to support those programs.
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Utah State University and the Logan City Fire Department hold a stair climb every year to honor the 441 first responders that passed following the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
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In other news, Tooele County Search and Rescue saved a dog that fell into a mountain mine over the weekend. And, a hospital in Price is getting a behavioral health unit as soon as next month.
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Democrat Ben McAdams and Republican Riley Owen are running to represent the Salt Lake City area in the U.S. House of Representatives.
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Antelope Island is opening a new visitor and learning center to accommodate learners of all ages. You can visit the grand opening Friday.
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UPR reporters recently flew over the Dinosaur National Monument and John Wesley Powell National Conservation Area. The two areas are managed very differently.
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After a wildfire threatened their homes, some in Logan questioned why they weren’t told to evacuate. The fix is simple, and here’s how you can do it.
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Incumbent Bryson Behm is seeking his first full term as county clerk against David Gillie, who continues to raise concerns about Utah’s elections.
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Hundreds of people attend Logan's Pride Festival each September — amongst the crowd of people are almost as many dogs.