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Good morning. Salt Lake City will have a high of 41° and a low of 24°.

Can regret be transformative? That it can is one conclusion author Daniel Pink has drawn from reading thousands of answers to his World Regret Survey. Pink has a new book out, and our report on him includes more of his findings, like that we can learn a lot from others’ biggest regrets. Read more.

Also on our mind today: feeding senior citizens in need, a WCC title for BYU women’s basketball and over-the-counter antihistamines and long-COVID.

Are Utah elk outsmarting hunters? BYU study says yes — and it’s a bad thing

Elk might know when hunting season arrives at just the right time each year to escape the scopes of hunters, according to a new BYU study. Other findings include what potential issues elk overpopulation could cause.

More in Politics

How a Utah city fed senior citizens and helped restaurants with pandemic relief money (Deseret News)
Cox orders all Russian products pulled from Utah liquor store shelves (KSL)
Legislature: Local governments cannot regulate firearms (St. George News)

COVID

COVID-19 symptoms: Which COVID-19 symptoms should you expect now? (Deseret News)
Study shows over-the-counter antihistamines could help treat long-COVID (Deseret News)

Southern Utah

Saying ‘I do’ in Southern Utah can cost upwards of $20K (St. George News)
Santa Clara approves new water ordinance putting limits on lawn sizes, type of plants (St. George News)

Northern Utah

Park City wants to splash iconic barn in rainbow colors for Pride Month (Park Record)
Herriman mother warns others about the danger of fentanyl after losing her son (KSL)
Weber County Sheriff’s Office unveils warehouse; more expansion in works (Standard-Examiner)
Facing stalking order, group sues Salt Lake City again over century-old theater (KSL)

The Nation

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene draws criticism for speaking at white nationalist conference (USA Today)
Get ready to ‘spring forward’ with Daylight savings (ABC4)

The World

North Korea Launches a Ballistic Missile, South Korea Says (The New York Times)
Ukrainians in Kyiv area share experiences as Utahns gather in support for invaded country (Fox13)

Trending

Have You Seen This? 3 men perform mind-bending, triple-twist hula hoop trick (KSL)

BYU women’s basketball wins West Coast Conference regular season title

A 30-point trouncing of Pacific gave the BYU Cougars women’s basketball team its first WCC regular season title win since 2016. Coach Jeff Judkins, meanwhile, earned his fifth conference title since taking the job about two decades ago.

“I knew that this team had a chance to be one of the best we’ve had at BYU,” Judkins said postgame. BYU now enters next week’s WCC tournament as the top seed. Read more.

New With:

Utah Jazz: Rudy Gobert’s defense on Luka Doncic highlighted the Jazz’s best game of the season
Utah Utes: Utah women’s basketball rallies but falls short in regular season finale to Oregon
BYU Cougars: 3 keys in BYU’s 75-59 win over Pepperdine

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— Payton