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This weekend Utah celebrates Pioneer Day one of just a few times a year it’s legal to set off fireworks in Utah. But with ongoing drought, local and state agencies are once again urging people to rethink using the explosives. This story and more in the Friday evening news brief.
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Firework Caution This Weekend
This weekend Utah celebrates Pioneer Day one of just a few times a year it’s legal to set off fireworks in Utah. But with ongoing drought, local and state agencies are once again urging people to rethink using the explosives. Instead, they said people can enjoy city-run fireworks shows. The July 4th weekend saw relatively few fire starts due to fireworks, and human-caused fires are down this year. Many cities around the state have
Friends remember deceased missionaries and one who survived. New details released about crash.
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Left: Michael Austin Davis, Middle: Tyson Gene Haycock, Right: Britton Jeremie Berrett | Courtesy Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints and Facebook
RAMAH, New Mexico Federal officials in New Mexico have released new information about the vehicle crash that killed two Latter-day Saint missionaries Thursday evening.
Those missionaries were 20-year-old Tyson Gene Haycock from Miles City, Montana and 20-year-old Michael Austin Davis from Corinne, Utah.
A third missionary in the vehicle, 19-year-old Britton Jeremie Berrett from Roberts, survived the crash and was hospitalized in Albuquerque, New Mexico on Thursday and Friday. He was reported as in stable condition at midday Friday, and extended family members tell EastIdahoNews.com Berrett has since been released from the hospital.
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