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PROVO, Utah (AP) — The case of a Utah teenager accused of driving her boyfriend during a 50-mile crime spree that left a deputy dead is expected to go to a jury today. The case concluded yesterday after the prosecution closely questioned 18-year-old Meagan Grunwald in Provo. Grunwald says 27-year-old Jose Angel Garcia-Jauregui forced her to participate by threatening her family.

NAMPA, Idaho (AP) — Idaho officials say five Idaho juveniles have been removed from a Utah treatment facility following a report of sexual misconduct. An Idaho Department of Correction spokesman tells the Idaho Press-Tribune that the misconduct was reported in March at the Copper Hills Youth Center in West Jordan, Utah. He says the five juveniles have been transferred to other facilities in Idaho and Utah.

CANYON RIM, Utah (AP) — An 84-year-old is dead after he crashed his Toyota pickup truck in front of a fire station. The Deseret News reports that police say the man crossed the median on a Canyon Rim road Wednesday afternoon. He rolled his truck before hitting the front of a nearby fire station. A detective with the Unified Police Department says police don't know yet what caused the man to lose control of his truck.

PARK CITY, Utah (AP) — The U.S. Ski Team has brought on board Paul Kristofic as the women's head coach after he spent two decades with Alpine Canada. It was a position that was left vacant last season once Alex Hoedlmoser moved over to oversee the men's speed team. Kristofic starts June 1.