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• [KSL] - 'It's been like watching Mozart perform': Jazz players feel Snyder is one of the best coaches in the NBA

  02-05-2019 23:40 via sportspyder.com
  Jazz players recognize how Quin Snyder has given them the best chance to succeed.
  
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• In mere minutes, a Utah jury acquitted an investigator accused of trying to tamper with a high-profile rape case

  02-05-2019 23:01
  Last year, an investigator for Uintah County prosecutors was accused of breaking the law when he chit-chatted with potential jurors in a high-profile case.Jayson Chamberlain was charged with a felony, for attempting to tamper with jurors, that could have put him behind bars for up to five years.But after deliberating for a just a few minutes, a Utah jury acquitted him."I think Jayson Chamberlain shouldn't have been charged in this case," defense attorney Edward Brass said Wednesday. "I'm delight
  
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• William E. Cosgrove: Get vaccinated. Or find a place to hide.

  02-05-2019 23:00
  The nation-wide measles outbreak is likely to get to Utah in the next few weeks. Right now we have a short opportunity to consider the risks and plan for prevention. If you and your child have already been immunized, you have nothing to fear, as the measles vaccine protects exceptionally well. If you have chosen to forego the vaccine, you need to prepare for three weeks of protective quarantine. Or get the vaccine.Are you prepared to keep your unimmunized child home from school for three weeks?
  
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• Ramesh Ponnuru: No, Joe Biden is not too rosy-eyed about America

  02-05-2019 23:00
  Joe Biden's entry into the race for the Democratic presidential nomination has opened up a division in the party, and it's not just about the candidates' demographic characteristics or policy records. It's about their view of our country.Biden's left-wing critics think he's soft on the banks and on accused sexual harassers. But they also think he's soft on America itself.In his announcement video, the former vice president presented Donald Trump as a threat to American principles. Biden acknowle
  
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• Drug firm founder guilty of bribing doctors to push opioid

  02-05-2019 22:56
  Boston • A pharmaceutical company founder accused of bribing doctors across the U.S. to prescribe a highly addictive fentanyl spray was convicted Thursday in a case that exposed such marketing tactics as using a stripper-turned-sales-rep to give a physician a lap dance.John Kapoor, the 76-year-old former chairman of Insys Therapeutics, was found guilty of racketeering conspiracy after 15 days of jury deliberations. Four ex-employees of the Chandler, Arizona-based company, including the form
  
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• [Forbes] - What Should the Utah Jazz Do With Derrick Favors?

  02-05-2019 22:41 via sportspyder.com
  Should the Utah Jazz guarantee Derrick Favors' 2019-20 salary?
  
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• Pac-12 adopts a 20-game conference schedule for men’s basketball, effective in 2020-21

  02-05-2019 22:25
  The Pac-12 will move to a 20-game conference schedule for men's basketball, starting with the 2020-21 season, as approved Thursday by the Conference Council and Athletic Directors Committee.The increase from the current 18-game schedule is designed to improve each school’s strength of schedule, with the hope of placing more teams in the NCAA Tournament field. In a news release, deputy commissioner Jamie Zaninovich cited the goals of “enhancing the Pac-12 basketball brand and preparat
  
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• The FDA won’t ban breast implants linked to cancer

  02-05-2019 22:22
  Washington • A month after a dramatic hearing in which many women called on the Food and Drug Administration to ban a type of breast implant linked to a rare cancer, the agency said it won’t take that action now but will increase efforts to collect and disseminate information about risks involving the device.The FDA does not believe that the product — a kind of textured implant — meets the legal standard for being banned at this time, based on available data and informatio
  
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• Behind the Headlines: A BYU valedictorian comes out during his commencement speech

  02-05-2019 22:22
  A BYU valedictorian comes out to fellow classmates during his commencement speech. Kennecott Utah Copper retires its last coal-fired power plant. And a man who was molested as a child by a prominent Latter-day Saint filmmaker goes public with his story. At 9 a.m. on Friday, Salt Lake Tribune senior managing editor Matt Canham, reporter Jessica Miller, and columnist Robert Gehrke join KCPW’s Roger McDonough to talk about the week’s top stories. Every Friday at 9 a.m., stream “Be
  
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• With Trump rollback, school lunch could get more white bread

  02-05-2019 22:18
  New York • Is white bread about to make a comeback on school lunch menus?After complaints about taste and costs, the Trump administration rolled back a rule that required foods like pasta and bread be made with whole grains. The cafeteria directors who lobbied for the change say they just want greater flexibility to serve foods like white bread — which are more processed and have less fiber — when whole grains don't work.In Vermont, the relaxed rule means white rice will be serv
  
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• Facebook bans Louis Farrakhan, Alex Jones for hate speech

  02-05-2019 22:09
  San Francisco • Facebook has banned Louis Farrakhan, Alex Jones and others from its main service and from Instagram, saying they violated the company’s ban against hate and violence.The company said Thursday that it has also banned right-wing extremists Paul Nehlen, Milo Yiannopoulos, Paul Joseph Watson and Laura Loomer, along with Jones' site, Infowars. Facebook has previously banned Jones from its flagship service, but not Instagram.For years, social media companies have been under
  
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• Reports of sexual assault in the military spike

  02-05-2019 22:06
  Washington • Reports of military sexual assaults jumped by 13% last year, but an anonymous survey of service members released Thursday suggests the problem is vastly larger.The survey results found that more than 20,000 service members said they experienced some type of sexual assault, but only a third of those filed a formal report.The survey number is about 37% higher than two years ago, when one was last done, fueling frustration within the department and outrage on Capitol Hill."I am ti
  
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• Monson: How corrupt is college sports? Does it touch your school? And will it change your enthusiasm for basketball and football?

  02-05-2019 22:04
  Maybe this column has more to do with attitude than accusation.But then, maybe not.There’s a good chance, if you’re reading here, you are some kind of college sports fan, a follower of football or basketball. And if that’s true, you already know about FBI investigations into and wiretaps revealing corruption in that realm, about ongoing trials that include daily testimony regarding payments made by this coach or that, about money filtered to this recruit and that assistant coac
  
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• Measles hasn’t hit Utah yet, but health officials warn it’s only a matter of time

  02-05-2019 22:03
  The national measles outbreak hasn’t affected Utah yet, but it almost certainly will, health department officials warned Thursday.“We think we will probably be experiencing it here in Utah soon,” said Joseph Miner, executive director of the Utah Department of Health. “All of us must choose to immunize. Not just to protect our own children, but also, even more importantly, to protect infants and children of others — our friends and neighbors who are too young to be i
  
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• LoveLoud festival founder attacks gay conversion therapy as he accepts Imagine Dragons’ Billboard Music Award

  02-05-2019 22:02
  When the founder of Utah’s LoveLoud music festival stepped onto center stage at the Billboard Music Awards on Wednesday, he took the opportunity to advocate for the LGBTQ community and against conversion therapy.“I just want to take this moment to say that there are still 34 states that have no laws banning conversion therapy — 34!" said Imagine Dragons frontman Dan Reynolds, whose band received the award for best rock artists. "And on top of that, 58 percent of our LGBTQ popul
  
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• Latter-day Saint children’s leader Joy Jones prays at White House

  02-05-2019 22:02
  The female leader of millions of Latter-day Saint children prayed for national unity Thursday as she joined other U.S. religious leaders at the White House on the National Day of Prayer.“We pray for the leaders of this nation. Bless them, protect them and grant them wisdom,” Joy D. Jones, general president of the children’s Primary organization of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, pleaded. “Magnify their efforts as they seek to live up to the holy charge of
  
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• Are Utahns once again starting to trust Utah’s scandal-scarred transit agency? A new UTA poll says they are after major reforms.

  02-05-2019 22:01
  After years of scandal and controversy, the now-restructured Utah Transit Agency is regaining the public’s trust, a new agency survey shows.“Our trajectory is changing,” Nichol Bourdeaux, UTA’s chief communications and marketing officer, told the agency’s board this week. “There is a huge drop in [negative] feeling about executive salaries, scandals, financial management.”That new direction shows up in the latest in a series of annual surveys conducted f
  
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• Religious superiors asked to more freely speak about abuse

  02-05-2019 21:43
  Vatican City • The head of the international umbrella group of nuns said Thursday that religious sisters are increasingly speaking out about sexual and other forms of abuse by clergy, but that their superiors must be better trained to understand the problem and respond.Maltese Sister Carmen Sammut said superiors must become more at ease speaking about abuse so that the sisters under their care are comfortable bringing cases to their attention. She said training courses are underway or plann
  
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• Commentary: Podcasts are the perfect antidote to our poisonous news environment

  02-05-2019 21:00
  We live in an age of informational excess. Twenty years ago, when I worked as a producer for the public radio program "On the Media," my colleagues and I would bemoan the sad state of TV news with its short sound bites, its obsession with scandal, its tropism to heat over light and its "if it bleeds it leads" aesthetic. In the decades since, none of those aspects of TV news have gotten better, but compared with the nastiness and disinformation that is everywhere on Twitter and Facebook, the cabl
  
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• Trump touts new faith-based protections for health care workers at prayer ceremony

  02-05-2019 20:26
  Washington • President Donald Trump on Thursday announced new “conscience protections” for health providers, insurers and employers who refuse to provide or pay for services, including abortion, sterilization or assisted suicide during a speech in front of faith leaders gathered for the National Day of Prayer.Conservative who have raised religious liberty concerns about such services welcomed the rule, which was first proposed last year, while LGBTQ and women’s groups, amo
  
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• This week in Mormon Land: Anti-LDS attitudes on campus, women’s leader prescribes a dose of authentic religion and progress in global fight against tetanus

  02-05-2019 20:25
  The Mormon Land newsletter is a weekly highlight reel of developments in and about The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, whether heralded in headlines, preached from the pulpit or buzzed about on the back benches. Want this newsletter in your inbox? Subscribe here.This week’s podcast: Trans at BYU
  (Isaac Hale/The Daily Herald via AP) In this Oct. 18, 2017, photo, Andy Winder, then a senior at Brigham Young University, who is also transgender, poses for a portrait in Provo. (Isaa
  
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• Red All Over: Ute star Chase Hansen’s back issues kept him from being drafted, but he’ll compete with Luther Elliss’ son for a job with the Saints

  02-05-2019 20:25
  Red All Over is a weekly newsletter covering University of Utah athletics. Subscribe here. Utah’s football program enjoyed quite a run in last week’s NFL draft. A team took a Ute player in the second, third, fourth and fifth round — higher than projected, in the cases of safety Marquise Blair, linebacker Cody Barton, punter Mitch Wishnowsky and kicker Matt Gay.Then came a gap until late in the seventh round, when offensive tackle Jackson Barton was picked. The mystery was why l
  
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• Anti-Muslim hate is driven by politics, not faith — and it’s preventable, study shows

  02-05-2019 20:17
  Americans who personally know a Muslim are more than twice as likely to have a favorable opinion toward Muslims than those who do not, according to a new report.But researchers say that anti-Muslim attitudes are influenced by a host of factors, from personal and national politics to how much a person knows about Islam itself — but not one’s own religious affiliation.The findings are part of this year’s American Muslim Poll, the fourth annual survey of U.S. faith communities con
  
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• Commentary: Will the BYU Honor Code protests make any difference? Probably.

  02-05-2019 20:14
  It’s been nearly three weeks since hundreds of Brigham Young University students gathered on campus to protest aspects of the university’s Honor Code.BYU students complained that under current rules, they can be punished severely for small infractions, there is little consistency in how the office handles cases, and there is a culture of quasi-McCarthyism in students reporting one another’s behavior.Students can rat on another out for tiny things. For example, on the movement&r
  
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• Three Utah Royals FC players named to U.S. women’s team’s World Cup roster

  02-05-2019 20:02
  As anticipated, three Utah Royals FC players will get their chance to help the United State’s Women’s National Team as it tries to win a second consecutive FIFA Women’s World Cup.Becky Sauerbrunn, Christen Press and Kelley O’Hara were all named to the USWNT roster on Thursday. For Sauerbrunn and O’Hara, it will be their consecutive World Cup appearance. Press will play in her second consecutive World Cup.The U.S. won the World Cup in 2015, and is considered one of t
  
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• Eye on the Y: Sione Takitaki’s tale of forgiveness, recovery and redemption should resonate at BYU for a long time

  02-05-2019 20:00
  Eye On The Y is The Salt Lake Tribune’s weekly newsletter on BYU athletics. Subscribe here.It is kind of a running joke — or annual commiseration — among those of us who cover BYU sports on a daily basis that Cougar football players are rarely drafted as high as their coaches and some of the experts say they will be.That’s why it was mildly surprising last Friday to see linebacker Sione Takitaki get selected in the third round. A few mock drafts had Takitaki going that ea
  
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• [SB Nation: SLC Dunk] - How do the Utah Jazz get to the next level?

  02-05-2019 18:52 via sportspyder.com
  What needs to be done to become a legitimate contender?
  
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• Former NFL coach Jeff Fisher wants help finding the thief who stole his credit card in Utah

  02-05-2019 18:48
  Jeff Fisher, who coached the Tennessee Titans to the Super Bowl, asked Twitter followers on Wednesday to help police in Cedar City find the people who burglarized his pickup truck.The burglar, or burglars, also broke into the truck of Fisher’s son, the elder Fisher said on Twitter. The son, Brandon Fisher, is the defensive coordinator for Southern Utah University’s football team.My & my son's pickups were broken into in Cedar City, Utah. According 2 PD, here's POI (person of inte
  
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• [NBA] - The faces and stories behind Donovan Mitchell's pregame sneaker giveaway

  02-05-2019 18:46 via sportspyder.com
  The routine was the same. Every game. About an hour before tipoff. Headphones on. One last made 3-pointer from the corner to finish his warmup. Then Donovan Mitchell would take a seat on the
  
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• Latter-day Saint filmmaker Sterling Van Wagenen pleads guilty to child sex abuse in a second courtroom

  02-05-2019 18:41
  West Jordan • Sterling Van Wagenen, the a Latter-day Saint filmmaker who has already pleaded guilty to one count of sexual abuse, entered another guilty plea Thursday in West Jordan.It was the second half of a deal with prosecutors in two counties that is expected to send Van Wagenen to prison for six years to life. Third District Judge Katie Bernards-Goodman scheduled sentencing for July 9 — one week after Van Wagenen is to be sentenced in an American Fork courtroom.Van Wagenen, 71,
  
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• Celtics President and former BYU great Danny Ainge has mild heart attack

  02-05-2019 18:38
  Boston • Boston Celtics President Danny Ainge has had a mild heart attack and is expected to make a full recovery.The team said in a statement Thursday the 60-year-old executive received immediate medical attention in Milwaukee, where the Celtics were facing the Bucks in the second round of the playoffs. Ainge is returning to Boston.He also had a mild heart attack in 2009.Ainge was a baseball and basketball star at BYU who played parts of three seasons with the Toronto Blue Jays before sett
  
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• Report: Marie Osmond will be a new host on CBS’ ‘The Talk’

  02-05-2019 18:36
  Who better to replace Sara Gilbert on CBS' “The Talk” than … Marie Osmond?TMZ is reporting that the network will make the announcement on Tuesday; CBS isn’t commenting.Sure, both women were teenage TV stars. Osmond was 15 in 1975 (the year Gilbert was born) when she began hosting the ABC variety show “Donny & Marie” with her older brother. Gilbert was 13 when “Roseanne” premiered in 1988; she co-starred as the title character's daughter, Darle
  
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• Dana Milbank: Barr reminds Mueller: If you want a friend in Washington, get a dog

  02-05-2019 18:34
  Video: Attorney General William P. Barr testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee on May 1, and faced heated questions about his depictions of the special counsel’s findings. (The Washington Post)Washington • Eight-year-old Liam Daly became an internet sensation when he penned a letter to his grandfather, William Barr, while sitting in the front row at Barr’s confirmation hearing in January."Dear Grandpa," he wrote. "You are doing great so far. But I know you still will."
  
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• Earth’s biggest, smallest, oddest life forms are getting new attention from scientists. A Utah author explores what they’re learning.

  02-05-2019 18:23
  Researchers have long ignored superlative life forms — the biggest, the tiniest, ones that can survive extremes — as outliers, Utah author Matthew D. LaPlante says.But they’re now realizing the value of studying nature’s “oddballs,” he adds, which are helping scientists discover how to better fight disease and aging, understand the history of life on this planet and how we might reach others.LaPlante’s new book, “Superlative: The Biology of Extreme
  
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• Sam Nunn: Follow ‘Lugar Way’ of civility and respect

  02-05-2019 18:00
  Our nation was fortunate to have Richard Lugar, who died Sunday at 87, as a public servant. I was fortunate that he was my trusted friend.Dick began his Senate career representing Indiana in 1977, at a time when our politics and our nation could have come apart. Over the previous four years, we'd had three presidents and four vice presidents, a presidential resignation, the installation of two vice presidents via the never-before-used 25th Amendment, and a close 1976 presidential election. Despi
  
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• West Jordan police investigating ‘suspicious’ death of toddler boy

  02-05-2019 17:51
  West Jordan police are investigating what they’re calling the “suspicious” death of a 20-month-old boy.When officers arrived at the boy’s home at about 5:35 p.m. April 11, the boy was in “full arrest.” He was “obviously not breathing and unconscious,” and his father was performing CPR on him. Paramedics arrived just after the police, and attempted to revive the boy.According to a search-warrant affidavit, the boy's mother and father told police &ld
  
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• [Deseret Morning News] - Utah Jazz answer the Rudy Gobert-Derrick Favors combination question during 2018-2019 season

  02-05-2019 17:17 via sportspyder.com
  Jazz head coach Quin Snyder opted to use Jae Crowder more at "power forward" alongside Gobert than he did Favors, who had a successful season primarily as Gobert's backup.
  
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• Utah Jazz answer the Rudy Gobert-Derrick Favors combination question during 2018-2019 season

  02-05-2019 17:10
  Utah Jazz guard Donovan Mitchell (45) talks with teammates Utah Jazz center Rudy Gobert (27) and Utah Jazz forward Derrick Favors (15) in Salt Lake City on Friday, Feb. 9, 2018.Houston Rockets guard James Harden (13) drives to the basket as Utah Jazz center Rudy Gobert, left, and forward Derrick Favors (15) defend during the first half of an NBA basketball game, Wednesday, Oct. 24, 2018, In Houston.Eric Christian Smith, APUtah's Rudy Gobert stretches during a pre-game practice before taking on t
  
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• [Deseret Morning News] - Morning links: Thanks to Donovan Mitchell, a fan says he will get a tattoo of Joe Ingles' face

  02-05-2019 16:33 via sportspyder.com
  A man on Twitter said he'll get a tattoo of the Jazz forward if Mitchell liked a tweet; Tampa Bay Buccaneers interested in utilizing free agent Nick Fitzgerald like the New Orleans Saints use Hill.
  
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• [Deseret Morning News] - Morning links: Thanks to Donovan Mitchell, a fan says he will get a face tattoo of Joe Ingles; Taysom Hill hunting

  02-05-2019 15:35 via sportspyder.com
  A man on Twitter said he'll get a tattoo of the Jazz forward if Mitchell liked a tweet; Tampa Bay Buccaneers interested in utilizing free agent Nick Fitzgerald like the New Orleans Saints use Hill.
  
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• Morning links: Thanks to Donovan Mitchell, a fan says he will get a tattoo of Joe Ingles' face

  02-05-2019 15:32
  Joe Ingles looks onto the court at the end of Jazz Media Day at the Zions Bank Basketball Center in Salt Lake City on Monday, Sept. 24, 2018.A man from Australia might get a tattoo on his face of Utah Jazz forward and fellow countryman Joe Ingles because of Ingles' Jazz teammate Donovan Mitchell.On Wednesday, Aussie John Samson tweeted that he'd get a tattoo of Ingles if Mitchell "liked" the tweet.If this tweet gets a like from @spidadmitchell I will get @Joeingles7 face tattooed on me. Love fro
  
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• Venezuelans take to streets as uprising attempt sputters

  02-05-2019 15:31
  Caracas, Venezuela • Venezuelans heeded opposition leader Juan Guaidó's call to fill streets around the nation Wednesday but security forces showed no sign of answering his cry for a widespread military uprising, instead dispersing crowds with tear gas as the political crisis threatened to deepen.Thousands cheered Guaidó in Caracas as he rolled up his sleeves and called on Venezuelans to remain out in force and prepare for a general strike, a day after his bold attempt to spar
  
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• Latter-day Saint filmmaker Sterling Van Wagenen expected to plead guilty to child sex abuse in another courtroom Thursday

  02-05-2019 15:25
  Sterling Van Wagenen, the Latter-day Saint filmmaker who has already pleaded guilty to one count of sexual abuse, is expected to do so again Thursday morning in West Jordan.Van Wagenen, 71, pleaded guilty Tuesday in an American Fork courtroom in a deal that is expected to send him to prison for six years to life.That plea, as well as the one scheduled for Thursday, is part of an agreement with prosecutors in Salt Lake and Utah counties. Any prison time he receives in the two cases are to run con
  
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• [Salt Lake Tribune] - Weekly Run newsletter: Jazz players value their chemistry, but recognize, ‘every team that wants to win has to make tough decisions’

  02-05-2019 15:22 via sportspyder.com
  The Weekly Run is The Salt Lake Tribune’s weekly newsletter on all things Utah Jazz. Subscribe here for the newsletter.
  
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• Weekly Run newsletter: Jazz players value their chemistry, but recognize, ‘every team that wants to win has to make tough decisions’

  02-05-2019 15:20
  The Weekly Run is The Salt Lake Tribune’s weekly newsletter on all things Utah Jazz. Subscribe here for the newsletter.If you’re of a certain age (like, say, mine), you grew up not being able to avoid that Boyz II Men song, “It’s So Hard to Say Goodbye to Yesterday.” I hadn’t thought about that song in years and years, but it popped in my head as the Jazz were hosting their postseason media availability last week. It was no random occurrence.Almost every singl
  
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• Here comes the sun: At BYU softball games, everybody takes a break when the sun goes down at west-facing Gail Miller Field in Provo.

  02-05-2019 15:20
  Provo • Having scored multiple runs in three of the first four innings, Utah’s softball team was rolling toward a rivalry game victory over BYU on Wednesday night when both teams took a break.No, tempers weren’t out of control. And there was hardly a cloud in the sky.Blame it on a 26-minute sun delay.Because the umpire, catcher and hitter were staring into a wicked west-setting sun, game officials called for the delay at 7:47 p.m. The game resumed at 8:13 p.m. as the sun was set
  
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• Why the fascination with serial killer Ted Bundy boosts interest in unsolved cases and inspired a movie debuting on Netflix

  02-05-2019 15:14
  If there’s one thing Sgt. Shane Alexander would wish, it’s that people would learn the name Debi Kent, rather than fixate on the man who killed her.“The thing that bothers me the most is everybody remembers his name, but nobody really remembers the victims,” said Alexander, a detective in the Bountiful Police Department.His name was Ted Bundy, considered one of the most notorious serial killers in American history. Before he was executed in Florida’s electric chair
  
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• Political Cornflakes: Some moderate Democrats are having second thoughts about voting to confirm William Barr as attorney general

  02-05-2019 15:09
  Happy Thursday!Two of the three moderate Democrats who voted to confirm William Barr as attorney general are starting to express buyer’s remorse because of the way he has handled the special counsel investigation. The third — Arizona Sen. Kyrsten Sinema — has asked for a private meeting with Barr for some explanations. [Politico]Topping the news: Utah Sen. Mike Lee lashed out at Democrats, saying they had jumped to conclusions over special counsel Robert Mueller’s investi
  
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• Ask Ann Cannon: I want a relationship with my birth family, but they aren’t very nice

  02-05-2019 15:09
  Dear Ann Cannon • I was a Hispanic daughter raised Irish. I met my birth father and grandma (from Puerto Rico) when I was 12. I have always known about them and often fantasized about meeting them. Upon meeting them for the first time, I was told I was too this and too that. As a teen I took and kept these hurtful thoughts in my heart of hearts.Since then I have grown up. I own a home, own a car, and had a baby. As soon as he was born, the criticism started. He was too white at birth! Now (
  
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• [Fansided: The J-Notes] - Utah Jazz 2018-19 player grades: Derrick Favors excels in role

  02-05-2019 14:26 via sportspyder.com
  Despite less opportunity than he perhaps deserved, Derrick Favors still came up big time and time again for the Utah Jazz. As the longest tenured Utah Jazz...
  
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