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Pandemic not stopping Dutch Bros Coffee from opening new location in Utah

PROVO, Utah — Another Dutch Bros is set to open this month in Utah County. The first Dutch Bros. Coffee location in Utah opened in St. George...

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Salute to Provo City Employees

PROVO, Utah – What a year! When the COVID-19 pandemic started making its way around the world, we had no idea what was about to hit...

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Republican Mike Kennedy dominates special election to open Utah Senate seat

PROVO, Utah – Two years after he lost the GOP U.S. Senate primary to Mitt Romney, Republican Mike Kennedy is headed back to the Utah Legislature....

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Cushman: Why I’ll Never Vote for Mike Lee

PROVO, Utah – While browsing my Twitter feed recently, I happened upon #HumansAgainstMikeLee, a tag full of tweets expressing frustration with Utah Sen. Mike Lee. Though...

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Sen. Mike Lee: Gov. Gary Herbert has been a champion for all that is good in Utah

PROVO, Utah – I rise today to honor my friend, Gary Herbert, governor of the state of Utah for the last 12 years, who after a...

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UDOT gifts Provo residents with opening of all lanes on 500 West on Christmas Eve

PROVO, Utah – Provo residents have received their Christmas Eve miracle from the Utah Department of Transportation. On Christmas Eve, a major milestone will be reached...

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Election brings changes, status quo to local political landscape

PROVO, Utah – With Governor Gary Herbert retiring after serving 11 years as Utah’s longest-serving governor, Utah voters elected Lieutenant Governor Spencer Cox and Senator Deidre...

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County attorney: ‘Parties for profit’ on New Year’s Eve could lead to criminal charges

PROVO, Utah – Partying for profit during the pandemic can be risky legal business. State leaders put limits on how many people can gather in one...

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New recreational trails may be constructed along the Wasatch Front

PROVO, UTAH – The Bureau of Land Management Salt Lake Field Office is considering potential trail development near growing communities along the Wasatch Front. If implemented, this...

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Gov. Gary R. Herbert reflects on his terms as head of state in Utah

PROVO, Utah – After more than 11 years in the Governor’s Mansion, Gary R. Herbert — Utah’s 17th governor — is reflecting on his life in...

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Pandemic not stopping Dutch Bros Coffee from opening new location in Utah

Salute to Provo City Employees

Republican Mike Kennedy dominates special election to open Utah Senate seat

Cushman: Why I’ll Never Vote for Mike Lee

Sen. Mike Lee: Gov. Gary Herbert has been a champion for all that is good in Utah

UDOT gifts Provo residents with opening of all lanes on 500 West on Christmas Eve

Election brings changes, status quo to local political landscape

County attorney: ‘Parties for profit’ on New Year’s Eve could lead to criminal charges

New recreational trails may be constructed along the Wasatch Front

Gov. Gary R. Herbert reflects on his terms as head of state in Utah

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At least one person seriously injured following three-vehicle crash on I-15 at milepost 337

Provo Power is offering 500 shade trees to residential customers

Utah Governor Spencer Cox responds to President Biden’s Title IX changes

House severely damaged in fire in Daybreak

1 taken into custody for assaulting juvenile male after spotting him hugging his boyfriend in the driveway of their home

Police found 11 pounds of fentanyl following a traffic stop

13-year-old runaway girl found at 22-year-old man’s house in Layton

Two vehicle crash in Pleasant grove, one driver arrested

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