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State Rep. Greg Hughes, cleared of ethics violations just before the Nov. 4 election, says he will introduce a bill in next month's Legislature that would set up an "independent" inspector general's office in Utah government that would handle legislative ethics, as well as other complaints against state employees.
NEW YORK - The best chance Texas has to be crowned national champion this season likely lies with the members of the media who vote in The Associated Press college football poll.
AMERICANS lose enough sleep over the imploding economy, the health care they used to have and the war in Iraq, so isn't it a relief that at least the culture wars are over?
BLOOMINGTON -- The current finance director of West Jordan, Utah, will likely become Bloomington’s next city manager. After a nearly four-month search, the Bloomington City Council has offered the top administrative post to David A. Hales.
CEDAR CITY - Budget talk and academic affairs top the agenda for Wednesday's Southern Utah University Board of Trustees meeting.
Mayor Dana Williams acknowledges he is "certainly concerned" with the prospects of a boycott of Utah by gays and their allies, saying Park City could
John F. Kennedy made five visits to Utah as a Massachusetts senator, presidential candidate and president of the United States.
John F. Kennedy made five visits to Utah as a Massachusetts senator, presidential candidate and president of the United States. Amateur historian Ron Fox found 399 images of those visits in the archives of the Deseret News.
John F. Kennedy made five visits to Utah as a Massachusetts senator, presidential candidate and president of the United States. Amateur historian Ron Fox found 399 images of those visits in the Deseret News archives.
"Robo-calls" are no longer just for political campaigns, and no longer will end on Election Day. It turns out that the American Cancer Society has decided the calls can be an effective lobbying tool, too as 262,000 Utah households are now discovering.
The unusual and turbulent rejection of Judge Robert Hilder for a spot on the Utah Court of Appeals has sent shivers through the legal community with many legal experts wondering if the process Hilder underwent will produce long-term ill effects.
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