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As people across Utah kick off their 4th of July celebrations, firefighters are launching intensive patrols for illegal fireworks. They are worried about personal safety and fires.
Jul 3rd - 10:23pm
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Repentant prankster pays up for stolen sign

A repentant prankster, struck by a pang of guilt, wrote a check to UDOT to pay for stolen stop sign.
Jul 3rd - 10:30pm
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American Fork home destroyed by fire

Fire gutted a home in American Fork Friday evening.
Jul 3rd - 10:00pm
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Boy pulled from reservior

A boy had to be pulled out of the reservoir at Yuba State Park Friday evening.
Jul 3rd - 9:45pm
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Store employees uncover patriotic gems

Employees at Courtesy Ace Hardware in Delta discovered some priceless patriotic items just in time for the 4th of July weekend.
Jul 3rd - 9:25pm
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Uncle Sam to pond scum: I want you!

Researchers at Utah State University and around the country are trying to identify strains of algae that could someday provide fuel for the United States military.
Jul 3rd - 8:42pm
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DA's office says 2 fatal shootings were justified

The Salt Lake County district attorney's office says that two fatal shootings by officers were lawful.
Jul 3rd - 8:40pm
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70 boaters cited at Lake Powell for violations

Authorities arrested two boaters and cited 70 for alcohol or safety violations at Lake Powell as part of a nationwide crackdown on unsafe boating.
Jul 3rd - 8:26pm
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Ex-ranch manager sentenced in cattle rustling case

A former ranch manager has entered no contest pleas in abeyance to 10 counts of third-degree felony theft in a cattle rustling case.
Jul 3rd - 8:23pm
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Judge throws out political retaliation lawsuit

A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by five officers who say they were demoted and their free speech rights were violated because they supported the Sevier County sheriff's opponent in a 2006 primary election.
Jul 3rd - 8:18pm
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Power pole burns in Ogden

A power pole in Ogden burst into flames Friday, and firefighters say it was likely the work of a bird.
Jul 3rd - 7:41pm
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CARS Act may not be for everyone

President Obama signed a bill that gives someone with an old car cash incentive to buy a new one. Experts warn it might not be a good choice for everyone.
Jul 3rd - 7:28pm
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Summer: A dangerous season for kids

Emergency room doctors at Primary Children's Medical Center say summer is "The Trauma Season," especially on holiday weekends.
Jul 3rd - 7:10pm
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Crowds line up in Provo for 4th of July parade

People are already getting a head start on Fourth of July celebrations. In Provo, people are already waiting on the streets, holding their ground for a good spot for Saturday's parade.
Jul 3rd - 6:50pm
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Man stabbed 3 times in West Valley City

West Valley City police are looking for as many as three people who may have been involved in stabbing a man Friday afternoon. The victim isn't saying much about it.
Jul 3rd - 6:30pm
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Alumni visit Granite High School for the last time

Alumni of Granite High School got a final chance to walk through the halls before the doors close for good.
Jul 3rd - 5:30pm
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Utah boy stable after near drowning

A 4-year-old Utah boy is recovering in a Calgary hospital after he was pulled unconscious from Waterton Lake at the Canada-U.S. border.
Jul 3rd - 5:30pm
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Utah group seeks sponsors to honor fallen soldiers

A Utah group trying to honor fallen soldiers is feeling the effects of a slow economy. They're trying to set up 5,000 U.S. flags at the Weber County Fairgrounds later this month, but getting sponsors has not been easy.
Jul 3rd - 5:30pm
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Ogden man injured in shooting

Ogden police are investigating a shooting that left one man injured and a suspect on the run. Officers believe the incident was gang-related.
Jul 3rd - 5:25pm
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Hogle Zoo announces death of capuchin monkey, Jocco

A capuchin monkey that some say may have been one of the world's oldest has died at Utah's Hogle Zoo.
Jul 3rd - 10:53am
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