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Award winning K-9 and his handler, Officer Ricks, join Draper Police Department

Oct 07, 2024 09:37AM ● By Mimi Darley Dutton

Daavo is a Belgian Malinois who specializes in narcotics detection.

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City has biggest youth council yet and biggest in Utah by far

Oct 07, 2024 09:35AM ● By Mimi Darley Dutton

Fifty-six new members were sworn in at August council meeting.

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Honor student explores the spooky side of historic Draper

Oct 07, 2024 09:26AM ● By Katherine Weinstein

Alta High school student Anna Sokol hosts walking tours of haunted locales in Historic Draper.

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Halloween safety tips for families: keeping kids safe while trick-or-treating

Oct 02, 2024 03:18PM ● By Bailey Chism

Key Halloween safety tips for families include ensuring costume visibility, supervising trick-or-treating, inspecting candy, staying aware of traffic, and preparing homes for a safe holiday experience.

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Which haunted house is the best in Utah?

Oct 02, 2024 03:10PM ● By Bailey Chism

When does “spooky season” really start? For most of the haunted attractions in Utah, the answer appears to be September.

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10 family-friendly Halloween activities this month

Oct 02, 2024 03:01PM ● By Peri Kinder

There are ample opportunities for your family to have fun this Halloween season.

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Exploring Utah’s ghost towns: Seven abandoned settlements with fascinating histories

Oct 02, 2024 02:54PM ● By Bailey Chism

Utah’s rich history has much to offer. Learn about the many towns that used to stretch across Utah’s land.

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As auto insurance premiums rise, other car-related costs fall

Oct 02, 2024 02:12PM ● By Robert Spendlove, Zions Bank Senior Economist

Getting behind the wheel of a car has become more affordable — for the most part.

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Utah receives $5M for road safety

Oct 02, 2024 01:02PM ● By Bailey Chism

The U.S. Department of Transportation awarded over $5 million to Utah for road safety improvements.

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Report reveals how Utah's housing crisis impacts health

Oct 02, 2024 12:56PM ● By Bailey Chism

A new policy brief from the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute highlights how housing conditions, neighborhood environments, and housing affordability directly and indirectly impact health, with Utah’s housing crisis exacerbating negative health outcomes through high costs, poor-quality homes and increased stress.

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