Utah’s Noon News
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Families of those involved in deadly car crash receiving thousands in donations
Play EpisodeJuly 27, 2021
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Settlement reached with woman claiming she was pulled over because she's black
Play EpisodeJuly 14, 2021
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Grantsville teen accused of killing family members to appear in court today
Play EpisodeMay 10, 2021
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Utah doctors asking people to please stay home for Thanksgiving – Nov. 25, 2020
Play EpisodeDoctors from Intermountain Healthcare held a news conference today, saying their hospital staff members are stretched thin and very tired. They’re asking people not to gather with people from outside their homes for Thanksgiving to prevent an even higher spike of COVID-19 cases.
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A family sues the Salt Lake City police after their autistic son was shot by police - Nov. 24, 2020
Play EpisodeThe family of an autistic boy who was shot by Salt Lake City police has filed a lawsuit. The police department says they have not yet seen the lawsuit.
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President Nelson's message of hope and healing for the world - Nov. 20, 2020
Play EpisodePresident Russell M. Nelson of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints released a video message today of "Hope and Healing for the World." He encouraged members of the Church to find reasons to be grateful, even during a pandemic, and share those those grateful thoughts with family and friends.
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Utah Governor outlines Thanksgiving guidlines during COVID - Nov. 19, 2020
Play EpisodeUtah Governor Gary Herbert says he will not put a mandate in place limiting Thanksgiving gatherings. He is asking people to keep gatherings small and include social distancing with masks because of the current surge in COVID-19 cases.
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Preliminary COVID-19 vaccine distribution plans outlined in Utah - Nov. 11, 2020
Play EpisodeState health officials say a COVID-19 vaccine could be rolled out in Utah as soon as December. Rich Lakin, Immunizations Director for the state of Utah, says the number of doses coming to the state will be based on population.
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Utah lawmakers debate penalties for protesters who block streets - Nov. 17, 2020
Play EpisodeUtah lawmakers are working on a bill to make it a felony to block traffic during protests.