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When Danielle Bull was growing up, she was always intrigued by her grandfather.

The Utah County Clerk’s Office will be running recounts for both the Payson and Vineyard city council races due to state requirements on tight races in elections using ranked-choice voting, a method both cities used. In a regular election, a recount can be requested by a losing candidate when the tallied votes are close, according […]

For Utah County cities that used ranked-choice voting in this year’s election, unofficial results came a little slower than other races throughout the county. In ranked-choice voting, residents rank each candidate in order from their first to last choice. When tallying ballots, a process is used to eliminate the candidate with the least amount of […]

Before residents dig in to turkey and stuffing for Thursday’s Thanksgiving feast, voters will cast ballots for city council races and various propositions on Tuesday. There are multiple ways for citizens to vote with mail-in ballots, ballot drop boxes and in-person voting, both on Election Day or in the days before. In addition, the “Bring […]

Michigan is No. 1 in the United States for its tart cherry production, but Utah is second, hosting around 17 commercial producers near Payson with many of those growers involved in a co-op that allows them to consolidate costs on processing.

Utah’s tart cherry growers are a tight community who help each other out to harvest the best and healthiest product they can. That cooperation has landed Utah as one of the nation’s top producers of the tiny, delicious fruit.

Utah’s tart cherry growers are a tight community who help each other out to harvest the best and healthiest product they can. That cooperation has landed Utah as one of the nation’s top producers of the tiny, delicious fruit.

Increased criminal jurisdiction in Oklahoma’s Indian Country is leading tribal nations to evaluate how they are responding to emergency calls and increased investment in mental health services.

It’s been more than a year since we first looked at the sobering details about the Great Salt Lake’s historic and dangerous lows. Today, the lake continues to shrink.

University of michigan law school, also a msnbc legal analyst and phil rucker, deputy national editor of "the washington post" and msnbc political analyst. ryan, what all do we know about this documentary filmmaker and what he could potentially refeel at this hearing? >> so nick is a former video producer, directed the video for "take it to the house." hes going to be doing that on thursday, going to the house and talking about exactly what he saw in the lead-up to january 6th and as well as on ...