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• In the fast-evolving NBA, the Jazz are betting on continuity to bring it closer to a championship

  21-07-2018 23:21
  Even for the NBA, the churning of the league’s superstars has been dizzying the past two offseasons. From Chris Paul, Kyrie Irving and Paul George last year to LeBron James, DeMarcus Cousins and Kawhi Leonard this summer, big trades and free agency moves have animated some of the league’s biggest contenders.But when it comes to overhaul, the Utah Jazz made a conscious decision to sit this one out. That strategy, while conservative in nature, is bold in how it cuts against the grain.
  
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• Utah police searching for father after finding 10-month-old dead in apparent homicide

  21-07-2018 23:16
  Police are searching for a 10-month-old’s father after the baby was found unresponsive Friday afternoon in an Ogden apartment and later died.About 4 p.m., officers discovered Alex Hidalgo Jr. inside the home near the 2400 block of Madison Avenue. The child was taken to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead, according to a news release from the police department.Authorities haven’t released any additional details about how the baby died, although they are investigating the case a
  
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• Display of pioneer-era furniture and paintings connects Utahns to history

  21-07-2018 23:07
  As the Pioneer Day holiday approaches, Anthony Christensen is displaying pioneer-era furniture and paintings at Anthony’s Fine Art & Antiques, where he and his family stock rooms and floors with pieces from all over the world.“We were really bowled over, frankly, when we found this painting by Danquart Weggeland. He was the father of Utah art,” Christensen said, pointing to an idyllic scene of the Wagstaff family home in Sugar House.
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• See photos from the final Days of ’47 Youth Parade

  21-07-2018 23:01
  The Days of ’47 Youth Parade is history. Saturday marked the final march for the 80-year-old tradition.Organizers said they are doing away with the procession because it was putting too much pressure on Mormon congregations that may be asked to provide floats for the youth parade and for the main event — the Days of ’47 Parade, which is Tuesday, Pioneer Day — in back-to-back years.“We are very sad,” said parade co-chairwoman Jodene Smith. “It’s bee
  
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• The Jazz are going to dance with who brought them next season. Is that a gamble in the fast-evolving NBA?

  21-07-2018 22:06
  Even for the NBA, the churning of the league’s superstars has been dizzying the past two offseasons. From Chris Paul, Kyrie Irving and Paul George last year to LeBron James, DeMarcus Cousins and Kawhi Leonard this summer, big trades and free agency moves have animated some of the league’s biggest contenders.But when it comes to overhaul, the Utah Jazz made a conscious decision to sit this one out. That strategy, while conservative in nature, is bold in how it cuts against the grain.
  
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• Salt Lake’s Tony Finau in position for a top-10 finish at British Open despite falling out of winning contention

  21-07-2018 21:20
  Carnoustie, Scotland • Salt Lake City native Tony Finau has some ground to make up if he wants to post another top-10 finish in a major championship.Finau posted his second-straight even-par 71 in the third round of the British Open on Saturday, but dropped from a tie for sixth place into a tie for 13th and is five shots behind the leaders, defending champion Jordan Spieth, Kevin Kisner and Xander Schauffele.Finau will start Sunday’s final round at 8:20 a.m. MDT in a pairing with Zand
  
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• Former BYU stars Jimmer Fredette and Brandon Davies shine as Team Fredette opens $2 million TBT with come-from-behind win over Peoria All-Stars

  21-07-2018 20:59
  Jimmer Fredette’s stay in the $2 million winner-take-all basketball tournament was almost a short one.However, Team Fredette, which also features former BYU stars Brandon Davies and Charles Abouo, rallied from a first-quarter deficit and defeated the upset-minded Peoria All-Stars 88-80 at The Capital Center in Columbus, Ohio.Team Fredette, the No. 2 seed in the Midwest Regional, will play a second-round game Sunday at 10 a.m. MDT against the winner of No. 7 Zoo Crew and No. 10 Jackson (Ten
  
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• Utah mom won’t be charged for leaving a loaded gun in aquarium restroom near children’s area; D.A. sees a gap in the law

  21-07-2018 20:34
  A Utah mom will not be charged after she left a loaded handgun on a diaper-changing table in a restroom near a children's play area at the Loveland Living Planet Aquarium. The woman didn't knowingly abandon her gun in the restroom, prosecutors wrote in a letter to Draper police, so they couldn't build a case for reckless endangerment.In the letter, Salt Lake County prosecutors wrote that the woman had called Draper police in search of the missing gun July 10, the day that visitors had found it i
  
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• Trump finds it ‘inconceivable’ lawyer would tape a client

  21-07-2018 20:11
  Bridgewater, N.J. • Donald Trump said Saturday he finds it “inconceivable” that a lawyer would tape a client, as the president weighed in after the disclosure that in the weeks before the 2016 election, his then-personal attorney secretly recorded their discussion about a potential payment for a former Playboy model’s account of having an affair with Trump.The recording was part of a large collection of documents and electronic records seized by earlier this year by federa
  
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• Tribune editorial: Utah Legislature changed the DUI law to save lives. Why won’t they do the same for gun laws?

  21-07-2018 19:50
  The Utah Legislature is standing on principle. It is going to allow the law reducing the legal limit for blood alcohol content to a lowest-in-the-nation 0.05 percent.Lawmakers know a lot of people don’t like it. That it threatens to cost individuals, businesses and government a lot of money. That it will make life difficult for people who sell alcohol, people who are known to imbibe now and again and for the folks whose job it is to entice conventions, tourists and new businesses to the st
  
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• Commentary: Sex, authority and the nagging question of birth control in the Catholic Church

  21-07-2018 19:35
  Fifty years ago, Pope Paul VI issued an encyclical that shook the Catholic Church to its core by declaring that every use of artificial contraceptives is immoral. The document, “Humanae Vitae” (“Of Human Life”), was a shocker because many Catholics had hoped the pope, with the widening availability of the pill after its appearance in 1960, would open the way for Catholics to use birth control.The encyclical continues to be controversial, with the hierarchy, including Pope
  
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• Jared Bernstein: Trump did much to strengthen the dollar; now he’s upset about the strengthening dollar

  21-07-2018 19:00
  Washington's economic intelligentsia are having the vapors Friday morning as President Trump is tweeting about Federal Reserve policy and the strength of the U.S. dollar in international markets. He's annoyed that the Fed is raising rates and that the stronger dollar is making our exports less competitive.Yet both his tax cuts and trade war are contributing to these dynamics. You juice the economy at full employment with a deficit-financed, $2 trillion tax cut, and the Fed's naturally going to r
  
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• Ishaan Tharoor: Israel’s Netanyahu and Hungary’s Orban meet in summit of illiberal nationalists

  21-07-2018 19:00
  Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban is perhaps Europe's most outspoken illiberal leader. He's reviled by many in the Western establishment for his demonization of migrants and his steady undermining of democracy at home.He has also seemingly courted his country’s right-wing anti-Semites: A key plank of his successful April re-election bid centered on his loathing for Jewish American financier George Soros, whom Orban scapegoated as a national menace for his support of liberal NGOs in Hun
  
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• Alexandra Petri: Too bad we can do nothing about the excesses of this president

  21-07-2018 19:00
  Boy, it is really awful what the president has said, and I could not denounce it more. I mean, I could denounce it more. I will denounce it more. I wish that there were something else I could do, but I am only a senator.A senator, as you know, is someone empowered by the Constitution to go on cable news and state opinions. A senator can do nothing to restrain the executive branch. In the system of checks and balances designed by the Founding Fathers, the Senate is neither.The Senate is an append
  
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• Monson: Why did the Jazz dump Papa John’s as a sponsor? Come on. It’s not that complicated.

  21-07-2018 18:16
  Nobody needs to tell John Schnatter this now, but, on the other hand, maybe we all need to. Maybe we need to tell him and go on telling him and people like him, tell ourselves, again and again.Don’t be an ugly idiot. Don’t talk like one. Don’t think like one. Don’t use words that don’t belong to you.When the Jazz recently announced they would end their relationship with the company Schnatter founded, Papa John’s, it was the latest blow for the national pizza c
  
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• NBA Daily: Georges Niang’s Big Break

  21-07-2018 18:08 via basketballinsiders.com
  After dominating the G-League for a year, Georges Niang has more than earned this big opportunity with the Utah Jazz, writes Ben Nadeau.
  
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• MGM turns to never-tested law to sue Vegas shooting victims

  21-07-2018 17:43
  Las Vegas • The unprecedented move from MGM Resorts International to sue hundreds of victims of last year’s mass shooting in Las Vegas using an obscure U.S. law never tested in court has been framed by the casino-operator as an effort to avoid years of costly litigation — but the legal maneuver may not play out that way.The company is not seeking money in the lawsuits filed in at least seven states over the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history. Instead, it wants federa
  
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• From trails to exhibits, parks aim to increase accessibility

  21-07-2018 17:40
  Cave City, Ky. • David Allgood and Tom Stokes glide up a slight incline to the wooden platform overlooking the Green River at Mammoth Cave National Park. From there, they watch through a glass panel as the Kentucky park’s lone ferry carries a Jeep across the water below.The longtime friends turn their wheelchairs and roll toward the recently improved Echo River Spring Trail, which is wide enough for them to travel side-by-side. Accompanied by the gurgling water and chirping birds, the
  
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• Jackson Diehl: Whether Putin won in Helsinki remains to be seen

  21-07-2018 17:29
  Russian President Vladimir Putin is probably still smirking about the chaos created by President Donald Trump's European tour, which has led thoughtful people on both sides of the Atlantic to conclude that not just NATO but the whole post-World War II liberal order led by the United States is doomed.They may be proved right. But I suspect that before they are, Putin, too, will come to regret the Helsinki summit. More than likely, it has torpedoed the Russian president’s chances of extracti
  
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• Rich Lowry: Trump should not forget NATO’s faraway members

  21-07-2018 17:27
  Donald Trump thrives on an image of strength, so it's never a good look when he inadvertently invokes the spirit of Neville Chamberlain, the British prime minister whose name has become a watchword for appeasement.In September 1938, Chamberlain referred to the process of the Nazis dismembering Czechoslovakia as "a quarrel in a faraway country between people of whom we know nothing."In an interview on Fox News after his summit with Vladimir Putin, Trump accepted an invitation to question the U.S.
  
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• Tribune editorial: If it saves one life

  21-07-2018 17:26
  The Utah Legislature is standing on principle. It is going to allow the law reducing the legal limit for blood alcohol content to a lowest-in-the-nation 0.05 percent.Lawmakers know a lot of people don’t like it. That it threatens to cost individuals, businesses and government a lot of money. That it will make life difficult for people who sell alcohol, people who are known to imbibe now and again and for the folks whose job it is to entice conventions, tourists and new businesses to the st
  
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• Did the BLM give looters a treasure map to find American Indian artifacts in southern Utah?

  21-07-2018 17:15
  Federal land managers, especially in the Southwest’s canyon country so steeped in prehistory, exercise caution about what they divulge regarding sensitive cultural sitesThey don’t want to release information that could lead treasure hunters to these locales. But they also are expected to conduct business in a transparent way, particularly when they are weighing competing mandates, such as protecting artifacts while making land available for mineral extraction.A recent incident involv
  
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• Display of pioneer-era furniture and paintings connect Utahns to history

  21-07-2018 17:14
  As the Pioneer Day holiday approaches, Anthony Christensen is displaying pioneer-era furniture and paintings at Anthony’s Fine Art & Antiques, where he and his family stock rooms and floors with pieces from all over the world.“We were really bowled over, frankly, when we found this painting by Danquart Weggeland. He was the father of Utah art,” Christensen said, pointing to an idyllic scene of the Wagstaff family home in Sugar House.
  (Rachel Molenda|The Salt Lake Tribune)Pa
  
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• ICYMI: 3 recaps of our re-signing of Derrick, Danté & Raul. ⇉ on.nba.com/2LxDfA2 ⇉ on.nba.com/2Nv99xM ⇉… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

  21-07-2018 17:04 via twitter.com
  ICYMI: 3 recaps of our re-signing of Derrick, Danté & Raul.⇉ on.nba.com/2LxDfA2 ⇉ on.nba.com/2Nv99xM ⇉… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
  
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• [SB Nation: SLC Dunk] - STATS THREAD!: A statistical deep dive into Derrick Favors’ performance

  21-07-2018 16:28 via sportspyder.com
  ... iciency Rating. He’s 14th (sixth among big men) in total Win Shares with the Jazz. Where do you rank Favors among the greatest players in Jazz history? If he...
  
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• [SB Nation: SLC Dunk] - Donovan Mitchell’s dunk rating gets a boost in NBA 2K19

  21-07-2018 16:10 via sportspyder.com
  ... ting gets a boost in NBA 2K19 - SLC Dunk clock menu more-arrow no yes a Utah Jazz community ✕ Donovan Mitchell’s dunk rating gets a boost in NBA 2K19 A rating ...
  
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• Gomberg: Dear ‘Men Prefer Debt Free Virgins Without Tattoos’ blogger

  21-07-2018 15:10
  Dear Lori AKA The Transformed Wife blogger,I came across your blog the other day when I saw a Facebook post of a lovely, smiling gal with the text “Men Prefer Debt Free Virgins Without Tattoos,” because I just had to know who could pack such wisdom is so few words. That’s when I found you, my friend, and what a divine delight it was.You know, for someone with such a keen eye for women’s attractiveness, I have to admit that I almost thought you might play for my team (that
  
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• Where in northern Utah to see Pioneer Day fireworks or celebrate Pie and Beer Day

  21-07-2018 15:00
  All along the Wasatch Front, there are different ways to celebrate Pioneer Day, the July 24 anniversary of the day Mormon pioneers arrived in the Salt Lake Vally in 1847.For traditionalists, there are parades, fun runs, games in the park, and fireworks at night. New traditionalists may opt for “Pie and Beer Day,” and enjoy some pastry and a brew.Here are highlights of where you can see fireworks on Tuesday’s Pioneer Day holiday or join Pie and Beer day gatherings along the Wasa
  
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• Supporters are quick to describe the benefits of the Utah Inland Port. They don’t often talk about the threat a trade war poses.

  21-07-2018 15:00
  President Donald Trump’s tariffs on trade partners are a risk to the global trading port that state leaders have quickly moved to create in northwest Salt Lake City, according to one of the project’s biggest supporters.“It’s too soon to know how it will play out,” Derek Miller, president and CEO of the Salt Lake Chamber and former leader of the World Trade Center Utah, said in late June.“It‘s probably not too soon to say that every day we continue moving
  
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• Letter: We all have a voice in the future of Cottonwood canyons and Wasatch Mountains

  21-07-2018 15:00
  As chairman of the Central Wasatch Commission, I encourage readers to consider the following response to Vaughn Cox’s critique of the congressional legislation being developed by the CWC (“Speak up about Cottonwood ski resort land grab,” July 15).Mr. Cox’s commentary fails to note that Mountain Accord and the congressional legislation introduced in 2016 and under review for new legislation is a consensus proposal developed over years and supported by local governments, st
  
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• Letter: Utah parents aren’t at fault for test scores counted as zero — blame the feds

  21-07-2018 15:00
  News Writing 101 instructs that the reporter’s lead sentence should grab the reader’s attention quickly. Your reporter Benjamin Wood deserves an A for this succinct lead in the July 14 article about opt-outs from standardized testing: “Utah’s public schools are poised to take a hit from parents who excuse their children from year-end tests.”From Wood’s factual account that follows, a reader can conclude that dissenting parents actually are not the real culprit
  
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• Letter: There’s no relationship between ‘common sense’ and Utah fireworks

  21-07-2018 15:00
  Common sense and fireworks are similar to drinking and driving: Both are dangerous. As July 24 is approaching, there will be another hell week in Utah similar to a bad frat party that goes on for days, and every residential neighborhood will turn into the "Stadium of Fire" on steroids. Gov. Gary Herbert suggested that common sense be used while using fireworks, all while he's standing on a fire line. Common sense should come from him and Utah legislators. In a state that's been in a drought for
  
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• Letter: Pioneer Day should be a reminder to welcome refugees and immigrants

  21-07-2018 15:00
  Though a relatively new Utahn (this is only my second Pioneer Day) and a non-Mormon (I’m Mennonite), I am moved by the story of George D. Grant’s care for endangered pioneers. In 1856, two groups of pioneers foolishly left too late in the season. Grant, in an act of true heroism, led a rescue operation to retrieve them. The pioneers were discovered in a blinding snowstorm in Wyoming. Though more than 200 of them would die, several hundred lives were saved because of the self-sacrific
  
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• Letter: Clear the air and Utah roads by making public transportation free

  21-07-2018 15:00
  Pollution in the Salt Lake Valley is as heavy as ever. Adding to the air pollution problem, not to mention the additional vehicular congestion, are the increasing numbers of automobiles as the many new residents arrive.TRAX and UTA buses move throughout the area with empty seats. I recently spent a few days in Park City. I discovered the city bus system there is free to all passengers. You can be a tourist, a student or just a local resident, and you ride the bus at no charge. Cache Valley Trans
  
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• Door-knocking might not be a quick payoff for Mormon missionaries in Minnesota, but it does strengthen their faith

  21-07-2018 15:00
  Detroit Lake, Minn. • It’s 7:30 in the morning, and Tanner Smedley has already been up for an hour. He’s eaten, prayed twice and exercised.He belts on his black slacks, one of six nearly identical pairs in his closet. He irons a white button-down — one of 12 — and then he gets to choose a tie."By the end of your mission, you go home with a whole bunch of ties," he said, "because ties are the only way you can show any character."Smedley is 19. He’s from Utah. An
  
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• Video shows warning lights had stopped for 13 seconds before a group of bicyclists began crossing the tracks where a FrontRunner train then struck, killed man

  21-07-2018 08:24
  A weekly bicycling event turned deadly Thursday when a 23-year-old man was hit and killed by a FrontRunner train.The victim — Cameron Hooyer, 23, of Salt Lake City — was part of 999 Ride, an informal organization that meets Thursday nights at 9 p.m. at 900 East and 900 South for group bicycle rides.About 11:15 p.m., hundreds of members of the group were at 900 South and 600 West when a Union Pacific train crossed through the intersection. When the freight train had passed, the warnin
  
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• Miss Utah Rodeo competition keeps ‘deep and rich’ Western traditions alive

  21-07-2018 08:08
  Bradie Jill Jones sees potentially serving as Miss Utah Rodeo as a way to treasure and preserve part of the region’s culture.“If it weren’t for rodeos, cowboys and cowgirls, I am afraid that the deep and rich traditions that the West was founded on would cease to exist,” says Jones, 23, a contestant this year from Henefer.Hopefuls ranging in age from 18 to 23 kicked off this year’s contest with a horsemanship competition Thursday at the Golden Spike Arena in Ogden.T
  
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• Royals show Courage in scoreless tie with powerful North Carolina

  21-07-2018 07:02
  Sandy •The Utah Royals most likely won’t make the playoffs in their inaugural season in the National Women’s Soccer League, but at least they can always claim the season series against the league’s best team.Missing three key players who were called up for U.S. women’s national team service earlier in the week, the Royals battled to a scoreless draw with league leaders North Carolina on Friday night in front of an announced crowd of 8,529 at Rio Tinto Stadium.The Cou
  
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• Brewers’ Hader apologizes to teammates for racist tweets

  21-07-2018 06:12
  Milwaukee • One by one, the Milwaukee Brewers filed into an auditorium at Miller Park as reliever Josh Hader offered his latest apology for years-old tweets that surfaced during the All-Star Game.Those racist, homophobic social-media messages were thoughtless mistakes he made as a teenager, Hader said. He sought to reassure fellow Brewers that the vile words didn’t represent the man he has become, one who has learned — in part because of baseball — to reject the language o
  
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• Bountiful puts on Handcart Days parade

  21-07-2018 05:47
  Photos from the 65th annual Bountiful Handcart Days Grand Parade.
  
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• British Open leader board lists 39 players within six shots, seemingly all with a chance

  21-07-2018 05:11
  Carnoustie, Scotland • In plumbing the bottomless mystery of how one person can win four out of the 15 golf majors played in one stretch of time, then zero out of the ensuing 14, that person, Rory McIlroy, proposed an explanation earlier this week: The world keeps churning out highbrow talent.“Even this week, there’s 156 guys in the field, and there’s probably over half of them that have a realistic chance of winning this golf tournament,” he said. “Like, I did
  
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• Honoring Western traditions, Miss Utah Rodeo competition is underway

  21-07-2018 04:13
  Bradie Jill Jones sees potentially serving as Miss Utah Rodeo as a way to treasure and preserve part of the region’s culture.“If it weren’t for rodeos, cowboys and cowgirls, I am afraid that the deep and rich traditions that the West was founded on would cease to exist,” says Jones, 23, a contestant this year from Henefer.Hopefuls ranging in age from 18 to 23 kicked off this year’s contest with a horsemanship competition Thursday at the Golden Spike Arena in Ogden.T
  
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• SLC native Tony Finau stands two shots behind leaders with two rounds to play in British Open

  21-07-2018 03:53
  Tony Finau left Carnoustie Golf Links late Friday evening wondering what might have been.But the Salt Lake City native will return to the British Open for more golf on Saturday, having safely made the cut in another major championship. Thanks to a balky putter, Finau missed out on several early opportunities for birdies that would have made Friday’s round much more memorable.Having briefly moved into a tie for the lead with birdies on Nos. 12 and 14, the Lehi resident made bogeys on two of
  
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• Analysis: There are few good options for NFL owners on the anthem protest issue

  21-07-2018 03:53
  The controversy over NFL players protesting during the national anthem isn’t going away, despite — or perhaps because of — team owners’ efforts to stop players from using the forum to speak out on political causes.The league’s attempt to turn responsibility for disciplining protesters over to individual teams backfired on Thursday when the Miami Dolphins tried to categorize raising a fist or kneeling during the anthem as “conduct detrimental to the club.&rdquo
  
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• Sagan takes third win at Tour, Thomas keeps lead on Stage 13

  21-07-2018 03:50
  Valance, France • After most of the other top sprinters at the Tour de France succumbed in the Alps, Peter Sagan was in prime position to dominate Friday’s flat finish.Cycling’s world champion did not disappoint, timing his move to reach maximum speed as he swung past two challengers to claim Stage 13 by a wheel length and take his third win of this race.Seconds after Sagan reasserted his status as the most feared finisher left on the Tour, overall leader Geraint Thomas safely c
  
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• New dockless scooters will come back to Salt Lake City after Bird obtains business license, signs agreement

  21-07-2018 03:23
  Salt Lake City residents can expect to see dockless e-scooters on the streets again, now that the company that dropped them there at the end of last month — without notice and without adhering with city code — has signed a temporary operating agreement and obtained a business license.Bird took its scooters off the streets once the city notified the company it was out of compliance. Since then, the city has scrambled to draft an operating agreement that would create licensing requirem
  
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• Bicyclist killed by FrontRunner train during 999 Ride as hundreds of cyclists attempted to cross the tracks

  21-07-2018 03:01
  A weekly bicycling event turned deadly when a 23-year-old man was hit and killed by a FrontRunner train.The victim — Cameron Hooyer, 23, of Salt Lake City — was part of 999 Ride, an informal organization that meets Thursday nights at 9 p.m. at 900 East and 900 South for group bicycle rides.About 11:15 p.m., hundreds of members of the group were at 900 South and 600 West when a Union Pacific train crossed through the intersection. When the freight train had passed, the warning arms ro
  
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• Flies in the restaurant, a pen in the potato slicer and a rock holding up a broken table, force health inspectors to shut down an eatery in West Valley City

  21-07-2018 02:50
  Inspectors with the Salt Lake County Health Department shut down a West Valley City restaurant Thursday after finding numerous health code violations including flies, a pen stored in the potato slicer and a broken table being stabilized with a rock.Carlos’s Kitchen #2, 4247 W. 3500 South, was “closed for presenting an imminent health hazard,” according to a report on the department website.The restaurant, which serves Salvadoran food, was cited for 30 violations — several
  
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• Revelations of U.S. cardinal’s alleged sex abuse may force Pope Francis' hand

  21-07-2018 02:47
  Vatican City • Revelations that one of the most respected U.S. cardinals allegedly sexually abused boys and adult seminarians have raised questions about who in the Catholic Church hierarchy knew — and what Pope Francis is going to do about it.If the accusations against Cardinal Theodore McCarrick bear out — including a new case reported Friday involving an 11-year-old boy — will Francis revoke his title as cardinal? Sanction him to a lifetime of penance and prayer? Or eve
  
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• More from Raul Neto on his free agency and re-signing with the Jazz 📹 “People care about me. People care about me… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

  21-07-2018 02:43 via twitter.com
  More from Raul Neto on his free agency and re-signing with the Jazz 📹“People care about me. People care about me… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
  
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