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KUER A new mural honoring late community activist Margarita Satini has gone up. Satini died from COVID-19 last October. Local artist Bill Louis painted the mural. This story and more in Friday evening's news brief. Friday evening, May 14, 2021 State Fishing In An Extreme Drought Low water levels and drought conditions in Utah this year could have an impact on fishing, according to Faith Heaton Jolley with the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources. She said people should be aware of lake conditions before going out because boat ramps may be closed due to low water levels. Jolley said the droug...

May 5, 2021 by Scott Hood Today I have signed the Withdrawal Agreement for the UK to leave the EU on January 31st, honouring the democratic mandate of the British people. This signature heralds a new chapter in our nations history. pic.twitter.com/IaGTeeL2is The European Commission published what is known as a readiness communication on 9 July 2020 (readiness communication) to prepare for the end of the transition period between the EU and the UK. To support this, the European Commission is currently revising the over 90 sector-specific stakeholder readiness notices published during the negot...

SALT LAKE CITY — One Utah lawmaker wants to provide first responder agencies throughout the state with $1 million to develop or enhance their mental health resources. "We have seen an increase in mental health needs ... but especially for our first responders, we have not seen the expansion in the kinds of programs that are specific to them," bill sponsor Rep. Karen Kwan, D-Murray, told members of the House Health and Human Services Committee on Monday. HB248 would require the Division of Substance Abuse and Mental Health to administer a grant program to provide mental health resources for ...

SALT LAKE CITY – A Utah-based group is behind new billboards across the state, thanking two delegates who strongly condemned the riots at the U.S. Capitol and accused President Donald Trump of inciting it. The signs of gratitude for the "courage and integrity" of Sen. Mitt Romney and Rep. John Curtis were a change of pace from the way the week started. Supporters of President Trump confronted Romney at the Salt Lake City International Airport, questioning his lack of support for the president. His flight to Washington, D.C. included a chorus of passengers shouting "traitor" at him. But that...

Supported the Movement for Black Lives Put its resources toward efforts to help families in need during the COVID-19 pandemic Mourned the loss of a groundbreaking Supreme Court justice Soldiered through the most consequential presidential election in American history. And through it all, we continued to work side by side with communities of every race, color, and creed to retire dangerous, polluting coal plants, replace them with clean energy, and support a fair economic transition for workers and communities. Despite fierce opposition from the Trump administration and its allies, 2020 was th...