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'Cold': 3 missed opportunities could have prevented Joyce Yost's murder

Deseret News Share this story Salt Lake County Jail Police and prosecutors had at least three opportunities following the April 3, 1985, rape of Joyce Yost to prevent the man who had sexually assaulted her from making good on his threat to return and take her life. Breakdowns in communication between multiple individuals, agencies and Utah’s courts allowed the suspect, Douglas Anderson Lovell, to repeatedly leave custody before he at last returned to Yost’s apartment and killed her. Lovell has spent the last 35 years in prison and faces the death penalty for killing Yost days before she was to testify against him in court. Yost’s body has never been located.

National Weather Service issues new wind advisory for Davis and Weber counties

National Weather Service issues new wind advisory for Davis and Weber counties Associated Press and last updated 2021-04-21 10:09:54-04 SALT LAKE CITY — The National Weather Service's Salt Lake City office has issued a new wind advisory for parts of Davis and Weber counties Wednesday morning. According to NWS Salt Lake City, gusts of 55 mph are possible through noon, "especially in the normally prone areas of Farmington, Centerville, Bountiful." Gusts of up to 40 mph are also possible near canyons in eastern Box Elder, northeastern Salt Lake County and near Logan Canyon in the Cache Valley. Watch FOX 13 for updates. *NEW* A wind advisory has been issued for Davis and Weber Counties through noon. Wind gusts up to 55 mph possible, especially in the normally prone areas of Farmington, Centerville, Bountiful. #utwx— NWS Salt Lake City (@NWSSaltLakeCity) April 21, 2021

Officials Unveil $3.45B Construction Plan for 2021 : CEG

Tue April 20, 2021 - West Edition #9 CEG Projects like the Starvation Reservoir Bridge are currently under construction in 2021. The Utah Department of Transportation recently said that this project is one of 185 that are being constructed this year — at a total value of $3.45 billion. With construction ramping up in the Beehive State, the Utah Department of Transportation recently announced the top projects that will have the most impact in 2021. UDOT will be working on 185 projects across the state this year, with a value of $3.45 billion, many of which span multiple years. Planned improvements range from repaving rural highways; building freeway-style interchanges; widening and repaving interstates; and demolishing and rebuilding bridges.

Moab Free Health Clinic And Governor Spencer Cox Aim To Address Health Inequalities In The State

Addressing Social Determinants Of Health In Utah

4:06 Having stable income, safe housing and social support have greater combined impacts on your health than any individual behavior, according to the World Health Organization. Addressing these social determinants of health in Utah is a priority of Gov. Spencer Cox’s administration. Liz Donkersloot, Rhiana Medina, Kolby Williams, and Zaida Agreda stand in front of the Moab Valley Multicultural Center. Williams is creating the Moab Community Referral System at the Moab Free Health Clinic, which connects local medical services to social aid organizations like the multicultural center, in order to help address the social determinants of health. Credit Courtesy Kolby Williams/Moab Free Health Clinic

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AM News Brief: Tribal Investment, Utah Supreme Court Hears Grayeyes' Case & City Library To Reopen

KUER Beginning Monday, March 15, Salt Lake City Public Library buildings will reopen to the public for “Express Services.” This story and more in the Tuesday morning news brief. Tuesday morning, March 9, 2021 State Vaccine Appointments Filling Up The New York Times ranked Utah as one of the most efficient states in the country in using up its COVID-19 vaccines, but there have also been lots of appointments going unfilled. Last week in Utah County, the health department couldn’t fill several hundred vaccine appointment openings. They’ve since started to pick back up now that Utahns 50 and older are eligible. Read the full story. —