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Utah has revoked the license of a boarding school where Paris Hilton alleged she was abused as a teenager. The state cited the school's failure to provide applicable health and safety services for clients.

Prosecutors presented new video evidence during the pretrial hearing for the suspect in Charlie Kirk's shooting. Carter Evans provided a report from Utah on the hearing.

Utah is taking steps to close Provo Canyon School, a teen treatment center accused of abusing girls. Paris Hilton, a celebrity, has described being beaten at the school during her teenage years.

A judge in Utah flinched and moved his seat during a hearing when disturbing footage of Tyler Robinson shooting Charlie Kirk through the neck was shown. The case involves the assassination of the Turning Point USA founder.

Utah has revoked the license of Provo Canyon School, where Paris Hilton alleged she was abused as a teenager, citing failures to provide health and safety services. The school has 15 days to request a hearing with the Department of Health & Human Services.

Prosecutors in Utah began presenting their case against Tyler Robinson, who is accused of killing Charlie Kirk, during a five-day preliminary hearing. Prosecutors aim to prove they have enough evidence to proceed with a murder trial against Robinson, who has not yet entered a plea.

Utah has revoked the license of Provo Canyon School, a boarding school where Paris Hilton alleges she was abused as a teen, citing failures in health and safety services. The state identified noncompliance issues including staff-to-client ratio violations, unnecessary restraints, and neglect, with all services required to terminate by August 6.

Prosecutors in Utah are presenting video evidence and a recorded statement from the defendant’s roommate during a preliminary hearing for Tyler Robinson, accused of aggravated murder in the killing of Charlie Kirk. The case includes testimony from a law enforcement officer and evidence linking Robinson to the crime, including a note and DNA.

A Utah judge is hearing evidence in the case against Tyler Robinson, 23, accused of aggravated murder in the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Prosecutors plan to present law enforcement video, a roommate's recorded statement, and a note allegedly confessing to the crime, while emphasizing the potential death penalty under Utah law.

Prosecutors in Utah are seeking to present additional law enforcement video and a recorded statement from the defendant’s roommate to justify a trial for a man accused of killing Charlie Kirk.

Prosecutors are presenting video evidence and a roommate's recorded statement in the case against Tyler Robinson, accused of killing Charlie Kirk, an ally of President Donald Trump. The hearing includes testimony from a campus officer who witnessed the shooting and DNA evidence linking Robinson to the weapon.

Prosecutors in Utah are presenting video evidence and a recorded statement from Tyler Robinson's roommate during a preliminary hearing for his alleged murder of Charlie Kirk, an ally of President Donald Trump. Tyler Robinson, 23, faces aggravated murder charges and has not entered a plea, while prosecutors argue the crime could warrant the death penalty due to endangering others at the event.

Charlie Kirk's family met with his accused assassin, Tyler Robinson, during a preliminary hearing in Utah. The hearing included testimony about the shooting and graphic evidence, with Kirk's family leaving before viewing the most explicit content. Robinson showed no visible reaction during the presentation of evidence, and the autopsy confirmed Kirk's death was a homicide by gunshot wound to the neck.

Klarna is seeking a U.S. bank charter to establish FDIC-insured services, Microsoft is cutting 4,800 jobs with a focus on its underperforming Xbox division, and the U.S. service sector saw slower growth in June but increased hiring.

A preliminary hearing for Tyler Robinson, accused of killing Charlie Kirk, drew a crowd with intense competition for seating in Provo, Utah. The trial included unexpected developments, according to the article title.

Donald Trump Jr. attended a preliminary hearing in Utah alongside Charlie Kirk's family. The hearing is determining if there is sufficient evidence against Tyler James Robinson to proceed to trial.

Utah prosecutors are seeking to move the case of Tyler Robinson, accused of killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk, to trial and pursuing the death penalty. The preliminary hearing includes testimony from a police officer and evidence of a note Robinson allegedly left for his roommate. Kirk's family and Donald Trump Jr. attended the hearing.

Prosecutors are presenting their case in a preliminary hearing to determine if Tyler Robinson, accused of killing Charlie Kirk, will face trial and potentially the death penalty. Legal analyst Angela Cenedella explains the arguments prosecutors must make to advance the case to a full trial in Utah.

A Utah-based AI prescription refill program using the chatbot Doctronic has sparked debate over AI's role in medicine, with doctors and experts raising concerns about regulation, safety, and the legal framework for non-human medical decision-making. The program operates under a state regulatory sandbox but faces opposition from medical licensing boards due to risks like drug interactions.

A preliminary hearing begins for Tyler Robinson, accused of killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University. Prosecutors aim to present evidence, including a confession note and DNA, to justify a trial and seek the death penalty. Kirk’s family will attend the hearing, and President Donald Trump has expressed support for the death penalty in this case.

A Utah-based AI prescription refill program using chatbot Doctronic has sparked debate over AI's role in medicine, with doctors and experts raising concerns about regulation, safety, and legal oversight. The program, operating under a state regulatory sandbox, initially involved human review of AI-generated refills but plans to transition to full automation, prompting criticism from medical licensing boards.

A key hearing begins in Utah for Charlie Kirk's murder case as prosecutors argue there is sufficient evidence to try the accused and seek the death penalty. The case centers on whether the man accused of killing Kirk should face trial.

A key hearing begins in Utah for the murder case of Charlie Kirk, where prosecutors argue there is sufficient evidence to proceed with trial and seek the death penalty.

A key hearing begins Monday in Utah regarding the murder case of Charlie Kirk. Prosecutors argue there is sufficient evidence to proceed with the trial of the accused and seek the death penalty.

A key hearing begins in Utah for the murder case of Charlie Kirk. Prosecutors are seeking to have the accused stand trial and are pursuing the death penalty.

Prosecutors argue Tyler Robinson should stand trial for the murder of conservative activist Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University. The case includes a confession note and DNA evidence, with prosecutors seeking the death penalty under Utah law.

Prosecutors in Utah are presenting their case against Tyler Robinson, charged with murdering conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Evidence includes DNA linking Robinson to the murder weapon and a text message confession, with the death penalty sought due to aggravating circumstances. The preliminary hearing, starting Monday, will determine if there is sufficient evidence for trial.

Prosecutors in Utah will present their case against Tyler Robinson, accused of killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk, during a preliminary hearing. Evidence includes a text message confession, a note, and DNA linking Robinson to the murder weapon. The hearing will determine if there is enough evidence to proceed to trial and consider the death penalty.

Prosecutors in Utah are preparing to argue for a murder trial against Tyler Robinson, accused of killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Evidence includes DNA linking Robinson to the murder weapon and a text message confession, while the case may proceed to a death penalty consideration due to aggravating circumstances.

Prosecutors argue Tyler Robinson should stand trial for the murder of Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University, citing a confession note and evidence, with the death penalty sought under Utah law. Kirk, associated with Turning Point USA and President Donald Trump, was killed in an event where his widow and parents will attend the hearing.

Prosecutors in Utah seek to try Tyler Robinson for the aggravated murder of Charlie Kirk, a conservative activist, and are pursuing the death penalty. The preliminary hearing will assess evidence including a confession note and DNA linking Robinson to the crime, with Kirk's family present.

Extreme heat, drought, and dangerous fire weather are increasing wildfire risks across the U.S. West for the July 4 weekend, leading to fireworks restrictions and mandatory evacuations in Utah and Colorado. Wildfire activity is well above average, with over 157% of the 10-year average acreage burned by June 30, driven by climate change factors like prolonged drought and rising temperatures.

Wildfires in the western U.S. are causing repeated evacuations and anxiety as dry weather and lack of snow fuel fast-moving blazes. Residents like Anitra Cornish in Utah face stress from multiple evacuations, while firefighters and families worry about safety amid extreme fire conditions.

David Vander Meer was arrested and charged with murder but was found dead in his jail cell by suicide three days later. His wife reportedly feared he was having an affair before she jumped from a Utah peak.

Nine states, including Florida, Utah, and Mississippi, have enacted voting laws this year that impose stricter requirements for state and local elections, drawing criticism for potentially disenfranchising eligible voters. Proponents argue the laws protect election integrity, while opponents claim they disproportionately burden marginalized groups. A Utah review found only 27 noncitizen voters out of 2 million registered voters.

Fast-moving wildfires are scorching thousands of acres across the western United States, driven by low humidity, dry vegetation, and strong winds. The Aspen Acres Fire in Colorado burned over 28,000 acres and 155 structures, while the Snyder Fire killed three firefighters. Evacuations are ongoing as dangerous fire weather persists through the week.

Cities and states across the U.S. are restricting fireworks due to heightened wildfire risks, with Utah implementing a statewide ban. Dry and windy conditions have led to hundreds of wildfires, prompting officials to urge the public to attend professional displays instead of using personal fireworks.

Nine U.S. states (Florida, Kansas, Kentucky, Mississippi, Nebraska, New Hampshire, South Dakota, Utah, and West Virginia) have enacted laws to restrict voting access, with proponents arguing these measures enhance election integrity. Critics, including organizations like the Southern Poverty Law Center, contend the laws disproportionately disenfranchise eligible voters, particularly marginalized groups. Key figures such as Florida's Ron DeSantis and Utah's Deidre Henderson support the policies, while advocates like Sonya Williams Barnes of the Southern Poverty Law Center highlight concerns over noncitizen voting and voter suppression.

Auburn University's Board of Trustees dissolved the faculty senate, granting itself authority over academic decisions. New laws in Alabama and other states empower politically appointed university boards while reducing tenure protections and faculty influence over curriculum and leadership.

A 49-year-old Las Vegas man, a former youth pastor accused of pushing his wife to her death in Utah’s Zion National Park in 2006, has died days after being arrested.