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SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — After a failed first attempt to pass a medical marijuana law in conservative Utah, a Republican state senator is renewing his push for the bill. In an online video, state Sen. Mark Madsen invokes individual liberty, limited government and the memory of his grandfather, former Mormon church president Ezra Taft Benson. Madsen unsuccessfully sponsored a bill earlier this year that would have allowed use of edible marijuana products for medical reasons.

BOUNTIFUL, Utah (AP) — Two 18-year-olds are scheduled for court Friday to face charges after an investigation into hazing on the Bountiful High School wrestling team. The Standard-Examiner of Ogden reports Christopher Fletcher and Lamar Gimmeson both face misdemeanor charges of sexual battery and hazing. Police say two 15-year-old team members reported being hazed on a bus as the team was returning from a match in Farmington.

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Spencer Zwick, who remains one of Mitt Romney's closest advisers after being his top fundraiser in the 2012 presidential race, is courting a challenger to U.S. Sen. Mike Lee. Zwick says he's trying to get Provo business executive Alex Dunn to take on Lee in the 2016 Republican primary. Dunn confirms he's considering a run against the first-term senator.

RENO, Nev. (AP) — A 15-year-old legal battle between Elko County, government officials and environmentalists is back in federal court in Reno in a fight over control of a remote national forest road and protection of a threatened trout. The dispute over the bull trout and the road along the Jarbidge River is one of the most contentious among numerous similar controversies across the West.