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Two major breaking stories. Im veronica de la cruz. Im ken bastida. We begin with a chaotic subsequently where an suv ran into a parking control vehicle. The suv sped off and slammed into a city vehicle at unionie s side. The City Employee had minor injuries. Police say they pursued the four suspects on foot and took all four into custody. When he got hit, it turned the car upside down and over on its back like that and just skidded. I ran up to make sure he was all right. One guy ran past me th...

Wahpeton High School’s student body was asked Friday, Nov. 17, to have “awkward conversations” without the awkwardness.

Continuing our tradition of all the facts in less time, we’re taking a look at the upcoming Community Weekend of Hope. We’re aided by Pastor Mark Gronseth, Breckenridge United Methodist

  On April 9, 2006, tens of thousands of people marched down State Street for humane immigration reform – a protest outnumbering those of the Vietnam War and Civil Rights Movement in Salt Lake City. An organizer of the march itself, University of Utah professor Armando Solórzano, recently created an exhibit, “Invisible No More: Latinx’s...

A Utah photo exhibit documents the largest march in state history, a rally for immigration reform led by Latinos in the Beehive State in 2006.

The largest march in Utah’s history was tens of thousands of Utahns marching for comprehensive immigration reform in April 2006, led by the state’s Latino community.

In what could be a promising sign for Bowling Greens Greenwood Mall, the former LifeWay Christian Bookstore space that had been empty since 2019 will get a new tenant this

As the Utah Department of Transportation prepares its first draft of the environmental impact statement for its Interstate 15 expansion, community members and organizers are fighting to have their voices heard. UDOT’s $1.6 billion project to widen I-15 from Farmington to Salt Lake City has some residents and local business owners concerned about the potential impact. UDOT announced its plans to widen I-15 in November.

About 14,000 AEP-Texas customers lost power Thursday, said spokesman Omar Lopez.

Instead of saying, “How are you” in casual passing, try saying, “It’s nice to see you.” Because 90% of people go through their day feeling unseen, said David Galvan, a