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Ballerina Farm, a Utah-based lifestyle brand, seeks Director of E-Commerce to expand online presence and customer experience.

Ballerina Farm, a Utah-based lifestyle brand, seeks Director of E-Commerce to expand online presence and customer experience.

Ballerina Farm, a Utah-based lifestyle brand, seeks Director of E-Commerce to expand online presence and customer experience.
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Utah Governor Spencer Cox Reveals President Biden Considered Pardoning President Trump in 2023

Utah Governor Spencer Cox Reveals President Biden Considered Pardoning President Trump in 2023

Utah Governor Spencer Cox disclosed in his upcoming book, "Off Ramp: How to Be a Peacemaker in an Age of Contempt," that President Joe Biden seriously considered pardoning President Donald Trump in 2023. According to Cox, he personally suggested the idea to President Biden in the presidential limousine in Salt Lake City. President Biden reportedly discussed the possibility at length with First Lady Jill Biden that same week. At the time, President Trump was the leading Republican presidential candidate and faced multiple criminal charges in New York, Florida, Georgia, and Washington, D.C. Cox's account, detailed in an excerpt obtained by The Atlantic and reported by NOTUS, indicates that while President Biden considered the pardon, it ultimately did not occur. Cox also attempted a similar unity-focused approach with Republicans after a 2024 assassination attempt on President Trump, urging him to choose unity over retaliation, an effort that also did not materialize as Cox had hoped.
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America’s Most Scenic Fall Foliage Drives for an Unforgettable Road Trip

America’s Most Scenic Fall Foliage Drives for an Unforgettable Road Trip

Discover the most beautiful autumn road trips across the U.S., from New England's vibrant hues to the golden aspens of the Rocky Mountains.
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Mountainland Technical College Opens New Heber Campus, Expanding Trade Education Access

Mountainland Technical College Opens New Heber Campus, Expanding Trade Education Access

Mountainland Technical College (MTECH) has inaugurated its first campus in Heber, Utah, significantly enhancing access to trade certifications in the Wasatch Back region. This new facility offers programs in various fields, including automotive, healthcare, plumbing, welding, and culinary arts. The campus was established through a partnership with the Wasatch County School District, which provided the land for the building. Previously, students in the area faced difficulties accessing MTECH courses due to the need to travel to other campuses in locations like Lehi, Provo, or Orem. The new Heber campus aims to remove this barrier, making technical education more attainable for both high school students and adult learners. Brittany Snow, who teaches pharmacy technician classes at the new campus, highlighted that MTECH provides opportunities for a fresh start, drawing on her own experience of enrolling in a course after working in human resources at MTECH and her current role at a pharmacy.
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Reed Hastings, Netflix Co-founder, Acquires Majority Stake in Powder Mountain, Pursuing Hybrid Public/Private Ski Resort Model

Reed Hastings, Netflix Co-founder, Acquires Majority Stake in Powder Mountain, Pursuing Hybrid Public/Private Ski Resort Model

Reed Hastings, Netflix Co-founder, Acquires Majority Stake in Powder Mountain, Pursuing Hybrid Public/Private Ski Resort Model
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Live 2 B Healthy Seeks Fitness Trainers for Senior Living Facilities in Salt Lake City, UT

Live 2 B Healthy Seeks Fitness Trainers for Senior Living Facilities in Salt Lake City, UT

Live 2 B Healthy Seeks Fitness Trainers for Senior Living Facilities in Salt Lake City, UT
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When Will Fall Colors Peak? Your Regional Guide

When Will Fall Colors Peak? Your Regional Guide

Fall foliage season is approaching, with the first colors expected to appear as early as September across parts of the U.S. Peak timing varies by location and elevation, with northern states and higher elevations generally changing first before colors spread southward. New England typically peaks from late September into October, while the Mid-Atlantic and Midwest follow through October. The Southern Appalachians can offer one of the longest viewing windows, stretching into early November in some areas. In the West, elevation plays a major role, with Colorado, Utah, Oregon and Washington offering prime displays from September through October.
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Michelin Guide Awards Stars to Southwest Restaurants, Including Utah's First

Michelin Guide Awards Stars to Southwest Restaurants, Including Utah's First

Michelin Guide Awards Stars to Southwest Restaurants, Including Utah's First
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U.S. Senator Mike Crapo Advocates for Expanded Radiation Exposure Compensation Act

U.S. Senator Mike Crapo Advocates for Expanded Radiation Exposure Compensation Act

U.S. Senator Mike Crapo has been a vocal advocate for expanding the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act (RECA) to include individuals affected by past U.S. nuclear tests. In July 2023, Senator Crapo spoke on the Senate floor, emphasizing the need to compensate 'forgotten victims' of these tests, particularly those in areas like Idaho, New Mexico, and Utah, as well as certain counties in Arizona and Nevada. These regions, often referred to as 'downwinders,' experienced higher rates of cancer and illness due to radioactive particles dispersed into the atmosphere from tests conducted in New Mexico in 1945 and at the Nevada Test Site in the 1950s and 1962. In 2025, RECA was reauthorized under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which broadened its eligibility criteria. This reauthorization allows individuals diagnosed with specific cancers, who lived in Idaho for at least a year between January 1951 and November 1962, or all of July 1962, to potentially qualify for a $100,000 compensation payment. The Sandpoint Li...
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‘The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives’ Season 5 Trailer Dives Into Taylor Frankie Paul Scandal and Reveals Release Date

‘The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives’ Season 5 Trailer Dives Into Taylor Frankie Paul Scandal and Reveals Release Date

Five months after ABC pulled Taylor Frankie Paul’s season of “The Bachelorette,” fans are getting their first on-screen updates about her life. Hulu set a Sept. 10 premiere date for “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” Season 5, which will run for only five episodes compared to previous seasons’ 10. The streamer also released a […]
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Recruiting Roundup: Michigan Football predicted to land in-state 4-star

Recruiting Roundup: Michigan Football predicted to land in-state 4-star

Michigan Football recently picked up a recruiting prediction to eventually land a top in-state target. We have that and more in today’s Recruiting Roundup:
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Flash Floods in Bryce Canyon Strands 11 Hikers, Trails Closed

Flash Floods in Bryce Canyon Strands 11 Hikers, Trails Closed

On 24 August 2026, Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah, USA, experienced sudden flash flooding due to a thunderstorm that brought up to 2 inches of rain. The National Weather Service issued a flash-flood warning at 2:43 PM MDT. The flooding affected popular trails such as Fairyland Loop, Navajo Loop, Queen’s Garden, and Peekaboo Loop, stranding 11 hikers. Rescue operations were conducted by the Garfield County Sheriff’s Office and the National Park Service, successfully evacuating all hikers. Two individuals were treated for hypothermia, while others were evaluated and released. The flooding also caused mudslides, rockfalls, and trail damage, leading to temporary closures of several trails.