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KUER K-12 schools in Utah will not be required to have a mask mandate in place during the last week of the academic year. This story and more in Thursday evening's news brief. Thursday evening, May 13, 2021 State Red Rock Wilderness Battle Continues With Trolling Legislation Sen. Mitt Romney, R-UT, and Rep. John Curtis, R-UT, introduced legislation Thursday to designate 289,000 acres of land in Illinois as federally protected wilderness. It’s an attempt to troll Sen. Dick Durbin, D-IL, who introduced America’s Red Rock Wilderness Act Monday that would designate 8.4 million acres in Utah...

Flickr When Real Salt Lake players take the field at Rio Tinto Stadium Saturday, they could be doing so in front of 10,000 fans — about half of the stadium’s full capacity. This story and more in Wednesday evening's news brief. Wednesday evening, May 12, 2021 State Utah’s Congressional Delegation Responds To Liz Cheney Ouster Utah’s Congressional delegation is weighing in on the House Republicans’ vote to remove Rep. Liz Cheney, R-WY, from her leadership role. Cheney has been outspoken in criticizing former President Donald Trump and his accusations of voter fraud in the 2020 el...

The event on Aug. 2, 2020 was in remembrance of Zane James, who was shot and killed by Cottonwood Heights police in 2018. Darlene McDonald, an activist and member of Salt Lake City’s Racial Equity in Policing Commission, was at the demonstration where police used tasers and pepper spray after some protesters became aggressive. McDonald said, in her view, the videos presented by the Attorney General’s office were taken out of context. “It felt like I was watching a propaganda piece,” McDonald said. “The clips that they showed fit a narrative that they wanted to portray … one that ...

The Utah Attorney General's office on Tuesday is expected to present its review of how Cottonwood Heights police handled an August 2020 demonstration that erupted in clashes between officers and protesters.

Utah AG rules use of force justified in Cottonwood Heights clash between police, protesters After a months-long investigation, the Utah Attorney General's office has announced that officers with the Cottonwood Heights Police Department were justified and lawful in their use of force during an August 2020 protest over the death of Zane James. and last updated 2021-05-11 23:20:44-04 COTTONWOOD HEIGHTS, Utah — After a months-long investigation, the Utah Attorney General's office has announced that officers with the Cottonwood Heights Police Department were justified and lawful in their use ...