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children's health coverage shrank in utah last year, reversing decade-long growth. for the first time in nearly a decade, fewer kids in utah have health coverage, according to a new report from georgetown university. kuer's erik neumann spoke with joan alker, executive director of the georgetown university center for children and families about the new. snubbed patient advocates sue gov. herbert over new medical marijuana law. weber state university’s newest president is a familiar face to the campus. brad mortensen was selected on thursday by the utah state board of regents to be the university’s 13th president.. millcreek mayor: redevelopment project to move ahead without blight study. about 200 millcreek property owners have been living in limbo for the past two months. they’ve been wondering if their city officials would approve a blight study which had the potential to condemn their properties, giving the city the power to seize them for the sake of a redevelopment project.. flush with cash, herbert unveils next year's budget proposal with $200m tax cut, medicaid expansion. with an eye toward the state’s growing population and aging tax code, gov. gary herbert unveiled a $19 billion budget midvale artist jorge arellano spent a few days last month helping members of the migrant caravan while they stopped in mexico city on their way to the u.s.-mexico border. this group of central american migrants fleeing their home countries has been in the headlines after arellano recently returned to utah from mexico's capital where he grew up. he spoke with kuer’s rocio hernandez about the obligation he family and friends of david romrell gathered to honor the late south salt lake police officer on wednesday, remembering him as a determined the nutcracker and the mouse, an 18th century german fairy tale, is a storied holiday tradition on stage. the 41st u.s. president is being honored today with funeral services at the national cathedral in washington d.c.