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Former presidential candidate stays in spotlight, but still no senate announcement.
Since Sen. Orrin Hatch announced in early January he would not run for re-election, Romney’s name has continually popped up in discussions for potential successors.
As the Sundance Film Festival rolls into Utah, local multiplexes offer mostly testosterone-fueled new releases, plus one of the best of 2017 arriving at last. 12 Strong (pictured) attempts a real-life story with unabashed military hero-worship, and pulls it off about as effectively as one could hope for.
Russell M. Nelson was named the church’s 17th president on Tuesday.
“Heartfelt gratitude for the leadership of President Russell M. Nelson as he takes on the challenges of guiding and directing The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints,” Gov. Herbert tweeted.
Oscar contenders finally hit Utah screens, plus a pair of genre action films and one delightful little bear. The whole concept of "ripeness" permeates the gay coming-of-age romance of Call Me By Your Name. Director Jaume Collet-Serra once again highlights Liam Neeson as steely Everyman badass in The Commuter (pictured).
Hughes shares plan to combat homelessness. It involves a springer spaniel named Ike.
When House Speaker Greg Hughes pitched the state’s plan to help folks out of homelessness, he got broad buy-in up until he approached the part where it’s time to figure out where low-income housing should go.
