The James B. Lee Justice Center opened in downtown Salt Lake this week. Adina Zahradnikova, executive director of the Disability Law Center, said there are 80,000 unmet legal needs in Utah. The center is aimed at helping meet those needs.

The James B. Lee Justice Center opened in downtown Salt Lake this week. Adina Zahradnikova, executive director of the Disability Law Center, said there are 80,000 unmet legal needs in Utah. The center is aimed at helping meet those needs.

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New justice center opens in downtown Salt Lake

As the special election to replace Congressman Chris Stewart draws nearer, GOP candidates Celeste Maloy and Bruce Hough ended their series of debates on Tuesday with a televised debate on KSL.

As the special election to replace Congressman Chris Stewart draws nearer, GOP candidates Celeste Maloy and Bruce Hough ended their series of debates on Tuesday with a televised debate on KSL.

CD2 candidates Celeste Maloy and Bruce Hough debate

KSL NewsRadio reporter Aimee Cobabe says it’s like a scene from a John Wayne western movie. Hundreds of cattle line one side of the highway up Logan Canyon, with men and women on horseback guiding them. Madelyn Kunzler said they’re moving the cows from one grazing spot to the next. According to Kunzler, it’s cheaper to do it the old-fashioned way. 

KSL NewsRadio reporter Aimee Cobabe says it’s like a scene from a John Wayne western movie. Hundreds of cattle line one side of the highway up Logan Canyon, with men and women on horseback guiding them. Madelyn Kunzler said they’re moving the cows from one grazing spot to the next. According to Kunzler, it’s cheaper to do it the old-fashioned way.

Cattle drive surprises drivers in Logan Canyon

This may be the most expensive year for back-to-school shopping in history, according to the National Retail Federation. The average American family is expected to spend $890 this year, or about $25 more than last year.

This may be the <a href="https://nrf.com/media-center/press-releases/back-class-shopping-expected-reach-record-levels">most expensive year for back-to-school shopping</a> in history, according to the <a href="https://nrf.com/">National Retail Federation</a>. The average American family is expected to spend<a href="https://nrf.com/media-center/press-releases/back-class-shopping-expected-reach-record-levels"> $890 this year</a>, or about $25 more than last year.

New justice center opens in downtown Salt Lake

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