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Lawsuit: Child marriage, rape in polygamous Utah Kingston Group sect - Vimarsana News

Lawsuit: Child marriage, rape in polygamous Utah Kingston Group sect

The lawsuit against the Utah-based Kingston Group claims women were forced into underage marriages and raped and that they had to perform child labor.

IRONMAN brought $41.7M to St. George this time, officials say - Vimarsana News

IRONMAN brought $41.7M to St. George this time, officials say

The St. George area's willingness to host the IRONMAN World Championships earlier this month paid off big, tourism officials say.

IRONMAN brought $41.7M to St. George this time, officials say - Vimarsana News

IRONMAN brought $41.7M to St. George this time, officials say

The St. George area's willingness to host the IRONMAN World Championships earlier this month paid off big, tourism officials say.

After Utah decriminalized polygamy, some see a culture shift - Vimarsana News

After Utah decriminalized polygamy, some see a culture shift

In 2020, the Utah Legislature passed a law to decriminalize polygamy, leading to what many are calling a shift in culture around the issue.

How Gov. Spencer Cox wants to address Utah's biggest problems - Vimarsana News

How Gov. Spencer Cox wants to address Utah's biggest problems

Deseret News Share this story Kristin Murphy, Deseret News Utah’s skyrocketing housing prices. Whether a tax cut could help Utah’s inflation woes. Whether he supports a gondola over buses to address traffic gridlock in Little Cottonwood Canyon. Gov. Spencer Cox covered a lot of ground in his monthly PBS Utah news conference on Thursday. Here are the highlights. Drought: Struggling farmers, restrictions, and some ‘good news’ The West’s drought, Cox said, has been especially concerning for one industry in Utah: farmers. “As dire as it is with residential watering, it’s far wor...