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Will Utah be the 16th state to ban conversion therapy for gay teens?
Jeffrey D. Allred, Deseret News
A bill that would ban therapy designed to change a teen’s sexual orientation or gender identity is expected to be introduced in the Utah Legislature Thursday with the goal of curbing the suicide rate of vulnerable youth.
SportsDante Exum was a partial participant in Utah Jazz practice as team returns from NBA All-Star break
SportsDante Exum was a partial participant in Utah Jazz practice as team returns from NBA All-Star break
“A lot of it is just having everyone healthy again, which we seem to speak about every year, but we had all three of our point guards out for a stretch,” Joe Ingles said.
EntertainmentHere are the earliest reactions to 'Captain Marvel'
EntertainmentHere are the earliest reactions to 'Captain Marvel'
Those who attended the first screening of “Captain Marvel” on Tuesday night shared their early reactions to the film through social media.
UtahSandy public utilities director on paid administrative leave in wake of fluoride event
UtahSandy public utilities director on paid administrative leave in wake of fluoride event
Sandy Mayor Kurt Bradburn announced Wednesday that Tom Ward, director of public utilities, is on paid administrative leave pending the outcome of an independent investigation into an accidental release of fluoride concentrate in drinking water.
Silas Walker, Deseret News
Politicians get panned for offering 'thoughts and prayers' instead of policy action. What about faith leaders?
Catholic and Methodist leaders could face the same criticism as politicians if they offer "thoughts and prayers" without agreeing on meaningful policy action at major gatherings this week.
Will Utah be the 16th state to ban conversion therapy for gay teens?
Your up-to-the-hour look at Day 24 of the 2019 Utah Legislature
SB103, titled "Victim Targeting Penalty Enhancements," goes before the Senate Judiciary, Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Committee at 8 a.m.
Your up-to-the-hour look at Day 24 of the 2019 Utah Legislature
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