Plus, Gov. Cox supports Trump’s deportation of migrants with criminal behavior
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Good morning! Do you prefer online or in-person shopping? While online sales remain high years after the pandemic, stores are seeing a gradual return to in-person shopping, particularly with the approaching holiday season. Why is in-person shopping on the rise? Art Raymond reports it has to do with the experience, and I agree. It might be faster to get your holiday shopping done at the click of a button, but there’s something special about getting bundled up and sipping on hot cocoa while you wander through holiday displays in a mall decked out in Christmas lights. Read more about trends in online versus in-person shopping and expected holiday spending this year. Also on our minds: The Utah ski resorts set to open Thanksgiving weekend Top Utah lawmakers vow to fight for ‘integrity of women's sports’ What’s your brain care score? Simple habits lower risk of dementia |
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Captains of Jordan School District's winter sports teams gathered for a Positive Coaching Alliance workshop designed to maximize their high school sports' experiences — while also being a positive influence on teammates and others. Bryan Veazie, the district’s director of athletics and activities, said the Jordan School District implemented the Positive Coach Alliance workshops to enhance the sports experience for high school student-athletes, along with their parents and coaches. The workshops, offered to both coaches and team captains, focus on building positive relationships and helping student-athletes thrive outside of comfort zones. Read more from Jason Swensen about how student-athletes are learning to embrace failure — and to keep moving forward and competing. |
| Utah Gov. Spencer Cox said state law enforcement will work with the incoming Trump administration to identify and deport more migrants with criminal behavior. Trump has said he will implement the largest mass deportation program in U.S. history. During his reelection campaign, Trump alternated between promises to deport all migrants who have entered the country illegally — at least 11 million people — and promises to focus on those migrants with criminal behavior.
Housing migrants who entered the country illegally in Utah prisons costs the state $16 million each year, Cox said. And more than half of drug-related felony offenses committed this year along the Jordan River Trail were committed by migrants who had entered the country illegally.
Read more from Brigham Tomco about Cox’s announcement. More in Utah Politics Renae Cowley & Frank Pignanelli: Predicting what politicos are grateful for this Thanksgiving (Deseret News) Utah House Speaker: ‘Men have no place in women’s sports — period’ (Deseret News) Utah sees record number of women state lawmakers (Axios Salt Lake City) |
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🗓️ Events Calendar We put together a calendar list of events and activities going on around the state of Utah the next month. Check it out and let us know if we are missing anything! Here are some highlights for events in Utah today: Nov. 12-30 — Gallivan Center Ice Rink | The Gallivan Center, Salt Lake City Nov. 19-30 — 2024 World of Illumination: Reindeer Road | Utah State Fairpark and Event Center, Salt Lake City |
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