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Monday May 17, 2021
Governor Spencer Cox has said Utah will likely sue if President Joe Biden enlarges Bears Ears National Monument, but experts say that could be a hard case to win. Plus, Utah officials are cutting back on jobless benefits, a move critics say will hurt thousands of recipients. And, water is again flowing in the Colorado River’s delta in northern Mexico.
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Photo: Friends of Cedar Mesa Director Josh Ewing points to petroglyphs at Sand Island Campground. The area was taken out of Bears Ears National Monument when the boundaries were redrawn in 2017. Kate Groetzinger/KUER
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Mask mandate bans, broadband internet and $1.65 billion in the Utah legislature s special session
and last updated 2021-05-13 20:13:23-04
SALT LAKE CITY â The Utah State Legislature will meet next week to decide how to spend $1.65 billion in federal COVID-19 relief money.
Republican legislative leaders have been meeting with Governor Spencer Cox on what topics to formally discuss and vote on in a special session of the Utah State Legislature set for May 19. Try to make sure we keep our economy going and we also deal with the growth thatâs here, Senate President J. Stuart Adams, R-Layton, said in an interview Thursday with FOX 13.
Cox terminates mask mandate for state facilities
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FILE - In this Tuesday, Aug. 11, 2020, file photo, a mask covers a security office checkin window
and last updated 2021-05-14 11:36:16-04
SALT LAKE CITY â Governor Spencer Cox has terminated a mask mandate for state facilities, effective Saturday.
In a memo sent to state agencies obtained by FOX 13, the governor s chief of staff announced they would end the mask mandate for places like Capitol Hill, Driver License Division offices and state-run liquor stores. It is in light of the recent CDC guidance on masks for fully vaccinated individuals. Nevertheless, until the Utah Department of Health determines that the COVID-19 pandemic has abated, employees may continue to wear masks. We also continue to strongly encourage the following:
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