Plus, Congress investigates COVID-19 lab leak theory. Utah congressmen weigh in.
| Afternoon Edition | | Thursday, March 9, 2023 |
Good afternoon. On our mind today: Chris Rock breaks his silence on the Will Smith slap, opioids are the leading cause in child poisoning deaths and Mitch McConnell is hospitalized after a fall in Washington, D.C., hotel. Read these and six other important stories. |
FROM UTAH BUSINESS Celebrating successful innovators Utah Business recognizes the state’s vibrant community of innovators — from startups to established companies — and their breakthrough creations. Do you know someone who pioneered innovation — whether product, service or process? Nominate an innovator you know before nominations close on March 10. |
| | | | | Congress investigates COVID-19 lab leak theory, Utah congressmen weigh in |
| | | | | | The Montana Senate advanced a total TikTok ban: Are bans like these realistic, or even unconstitutional? |
| | | | | | After Mitt Romney criticizes Tucker Carlson’s Jan. 6 coverage, the Fox News host calls him ‘weak’ and ‘vicious’ |
| | | | | | Opioids are the leading cause in child poisoning deaths |
| | | | | | Justice Department finds pattern of violence in Louisville policing, investigates Memphis next |
| | | | | | Chris Rock breaks silence on Will Smith slap in NSFW Netflix comedy special |
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