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A man who police say is responsible for a crash that killed two motorcyclists last Sunday in southern Utah has been arrested on suspicion of automobile homicide, driving under the influence, and other pending charges.

The incident occurred around 2 p.m. Saturday.

A woman has been arrested in connection with the deaths of two cyclists who she allegedly hit while driving under the influence Saturday afternoon.

Julie Ann Budge, 47, has been arrested in connection with the deaths of two cyclists who she allegedly hit while driving under the influence on Saturday during a bike race in the state of Utah.

Craig Gordon admits lifting the Scottish Cup as Hearts captain would likely be the apex of a trophy-laden career.

Dundee FC managing director John Nelms says he has no regrets over the SPFL vote saga last year and his controversial U-turn.

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© SNS Group Dundee United fans hope to return to Tannadice in 2021. It was a rollercoaster year – and Dundee United had plenty of ups and downs along the way. Now it’s time for Ian Roache to sum up the Tangerines’ 2020… Did United exceed or fall short of expectations in 2020? The answer to this is in two parts, firstly their promotion and then their Premiership return. In winning the title they met expectations as most people – myself included – felt this would be the year when th...

BBC News Published image copyrightDoug Vernimmen image captionThe No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency writer has been named as the 2020 winner of the Edinburgh Award Edinburgh author Alexander McCall Smith is to receive a prestigious award from his home city. The No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency writer has been named as the 2020 winner of the Edinburgh Award. The City of Edinburgh Council said it was in recognition of his writing success, legal career and academic work. He will get an engraved Loving Cu...

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