An 11-member state board begins the work of overseeing how to make the best use of the 700-acre Draper prison site set to be vacated sometime in 2022.
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Monday, Sept. 23, 2019
Why the Draper prison site gives Utah a ‘once in a generation’ opportunity
8 religion-related cases to watch when the Supreme Court is back in session
Waiting for 911: Ambulance drivers struggle to find rural homes without addresses
How in-home medical care is emotionally beneficial for all family members
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Driver in deadly tour bus crash near Utah’s Bryce Canyon was on his first trip for company, officials say
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