Why the Atlanta mugshots are so, so bad
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Welcome back to Salt Lake City, Olympics’ Hoberman Arch. Get a peek before the unveiling.
After nearly a decade in the shadows, the Hoberman Arch is back on display in Utah’s capital. Crews had the 31,000-pound, 4,000-piece aluminum web installed at Salt Lake City International Airport by late Thursday morning. (Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) The iconic Hoberman Arch, a prominent relic of Utah’s 2002 Winter Olympics, is installed at Salt Lake City International Airport on Thursday, Aug. 24, 2023. (Francisco Kjolseth/) It was the first time since 2014 that the structure — one of the most prominent fixtures of Utah’s 2002 Winter Olympics — has been on public display. The semicircular aluminum web measures 36 feet tall, 72 feet wide, and opens and closes like the iris of an eye. It was the centerpiece of the Medals Plaza — the Arc de Triomphe, of sorts, for the winning Olympic athletes — as the world’s attention turned to Salt Lake City for the Games. (Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) The iconic Hoberman Arch, a prominent relic of Utah’s 2002 Wi...
Key moments from Republican presidential debate so far
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Kathleen Riebe, que “se enamoró” de Utah hace décadas, ahora dice que está lista para hablar en nombre de los habitantes de Utah en el Congreso
To read this story in English, click here. Nota del editor • Este perfil es parte de la cobertura de The Salt Lake Tribune de la elección especial del Congreso de este año. Los perfiles de los candidatos republicanos a las primarias especiales Celeste Maloy , Becky Edwards y Bruce Hough se pueden encontrar en estos enlaces. Cuando Kathleen Riebe habla, no es difícil darse cuenta de que no nació en Utah: deja caer la R al final de sus palabras, como la neoyorquina nacida y criada que es. Pero después de haber vivido en el Beehive State durante casi tres décadas, la candidata demócrata en la elección especial del segundo distrito del Congreso dice que los años que ha pasado enseñando en las aulas y legislando en el Capitolio la han familiarizado más con las necesidades de los residentes del distrito que sus oponentes. Atraída por Utah por primera vez por su esquí de clase mundial, Riebe dijo que “se enamoró” del lugar, se compró un sombrero de vaquero y se mudó al oeste. Ahora...
Nevada man accused of 2018 fatal shooting at a rural LDS Church incompetent to stand trial
FALLON, Nev. • For the third time in three years, a 53-year-old man accused of fatally shooting one man and injuring another at a rural meetinghouse of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in 2018 has been found incompetent to stand trial and ordered to remain in custody at a psychiatric hospital. John O’Connor of Fallon has been in custody at the mental facility in Sparks since September 2018 when a Churchill County judge first determined he lacked the necessary competency to assist in his legal defense. He has pleaded not guilty to four charges, including first-degree murder, in the shooting two months earlier during Sunday services at a rural meetinghouse of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Fallon about 60 miles (96 kilometers) east of Reno. O’Connor is charged with murder in the killing of Charles “Bert” Miller, a longtime volunteer firefighter in Fallon, and battery with a deadly weapon in the shooting of Miller’s brother, Duane Miller of Spanish ...
Zion is getting new visitor center, cafe and more trails on east side
Zion National Park – A Zion National Park Discovery Center will be built on private land on the east side of the park and visitors can explore it without paying to enter the park. Federal, state and local dignitaries gathered Tuesday to plant indigenous seeds they hope will help future visitors reap a more immersive experience. (Mark Eddington | The Salt Lake Tribune) Utah Tourism Director Vicki Varela and Utah Gov. Spencer Cox plant indigenous plants to celebrate the beginning of construction of the Zion National Park Discovery Center. Tuesday, Aug. 22, 2023. (Rick Egan/) Utah Gov. Spencer Cox joined Zion National Park superintendent Jeff Bradybaugh, Utah Tourism Director Vicki Varela, Paiute tribal leaders and others in planting. The act symbolized their hopes that the center in the East Zion area will blossom, help safeguard the land and transform how visitors experience the park and its surroundings. “We know that growth is inevitable, but sustainable growth is imperative,” s...