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A 15-month-old baby who struggled to survive after being poisoned by a toxic gas has died. Rachel Toone's family delivered the sad news to the media Tuesday night.
Police are searching for a thief caught in the act, more than once, but never arrested. Logan detectives say he is using college life to trick some of his victims.
The former president of the only facility
that can dispose of low-level radioactive waste for 36 states said
Tuesday that he wants to open a new disposal facility in Utah.
Signs of significant progress are starting to show for Utah's largest-ever development project. Tuesday, downtown's City Creek Center officially opened up its food court.
Bluffdale city leaders are scheduled to discuss and take a vote Tuesday night on whether or not continue getting police protection from the newly-formed Unified Police Department. Officials are weighing three options.
A bill on Utah's Capitol Hill lowers the disclosure threshold of lobbyist-sponsored meals from $25 to $10. Utah's House speaker suggests, though, the meals would be difficult to eliminate.
More people are deciding not to fill out those application for credit cards. USA Today says the number of new credit accounts dropped 46 percent last October from the year before, but what's causing this trend?
On Saturday night, a little girl died in Layton after being exposed to some sort of toxic gas. Now her sister is in intensive care. Monday night, the extermination company implicated in the investigation of a poisoning death defended itself and its technician.
Sen. Chris Buttars says his proposal to eliminate the 12th grade and reduce busing in Utah's public schools could save the state $60 million. He made a pitch to an education funding subcommittee on Monday.
An ethics initiative sponsor says Utah
Attorney General Mark Shurtleff has violated the state's election
laws and is requesting that the lieutenant governor's office
investigate his fundraising activities.
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