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deseret.com > utah > 09/11/2026 > why-the-strip-is-being-flipped-outside-utahs-governors-mansion

Why the strip is being flipped outside Utah Governor’s Mansion

2+ day, 7+ hour ago   (529+ words) Utah Gov. Spencer Cox has pitched water conservation messages for years, which have included converting park strips — the patches of grass between a roadway and a sidewalk — into more water-wise features. Yet, the Utah Governor’s Mansion in Salt Lake City…...

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deseret.com > politics > 01/26/2026 > utah-governor-says-faith-and-prayer-needed-to-get-water-to-save-the-great-salt-lake

Utah governor looks to the heavens for water miracle ahead of 2034 Olympics

7+ mon, 2+ week ago   (690+ words) Utah Gov. Spencer Cox once again called on Utahns to call upon heaven for water in a post to social media on Monday. Like he did in 2021, 2023 and 2025, the openly religious governor renewed his request for “faith communities across Utah…...

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deseret.com > utah > 11/17/2024 > deseret-news-archives-utah-prison-escape-in-1968

Deseret News archives: Big Utah State Prison break in 1968 had a swift and peaceful conclusion

9+ mon, 3+ week ago   (538+ words) Editor’s note: This story was originally published on Nov. 17, 2024. Myron Lance and Walter Kelbach, two of the state’s most notorious and deadliest inmates, spent many years at the Utah State Prison following their five-day crime spree that left six people…...