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Washington D.C. implements safety precautions for Election Day
Capitol police and construction crews worked late into the night hours to establish safety precautions around Washington, D.C. in the days leading up to the presidential election on Nov. 4.
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Fireworks: When and where to set them off this July
As of June 24, sales of class “C” fireworks, or consumer fireworks, are legal again in Utah in preparation for the upcoming July holidays.
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Wildlife officials warn about man-animal interaction
For those exploring Arches, Bryce Canyon, Canyonlands, Capitol Reef or Zion National Parks this summer, the National Park Service has posted safety precautions on X for encountering wildlife.
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Crime prevention and safety fair volunteers teach families resources for safety
The crime prevention and safety fair kicked off on Saturday, June 8. The fair was held at BYU's Lot 45, across the street from the LaVell Edwards Stadium.
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Water safety is a priority, Utah officials say
As more people are enjoying water activities such as boating and rafting during the summer, safety professionals shared tips to stay safe on the water.
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R.A.D. program teaches students self-defense
BYU and the Utah County Sheriff’s Office offer theRape Aggression Defense program, also known as R.A.D., to students and others who live in Utah County.
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The Refuge Utah rape crisis center accepts volunteers
Tucked away beneath the mouth of the Provo Canyon stands The Refuge Utah — a crisis center for survivors of sexual abuse, domestic violence, rape or stalking — and BYU students are invited to help the cause.
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Frequent high speeds, unusual car crash trend on Carterville Road
From Dec. 12-15, 2023, Provo City traffic management conducted a traffic study per the request of a private citizen. Traffic was analyzed along Carterville Road in Provo.
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Flock Safety System identifies license plates for police investigation
Last October, Provo Police responded to a deadly hit-and-run. Within 20 minutes they had identified the suspect’s vehicle.
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Local nonprofit advocates for more inclusive roads
A local nonprofit is making an effort to transform Provo’s roads into a more safe and accessible space for all users.
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Tips and tricks for safe night running
South Provo is notorious for its runners, even in winter weather. When the sun goes down, however, different risks present themselves.
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Readers' Forum: Food allergies and their effect on mental health
At almost every birthday party, every church event, and every activity in between, I ignore the refreshments given to every other attendant and turn to my backpack, where I have a small variety of snacks. While everyone else has pizza or cookies, I enjoy some chips or fruit from a lunch bag. I have to carry my backpack everywhere I go, as it also contains my medicine. Having food allergies is rough. I am always on alert and always checking food labels. Every time I go to someone’s house, I have to ask about how everything was made, and I usually end up having to look through their fridge for something safe, which is always awkward even when they were the ones who told me I could.
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Winter safety tips as Provo temperatures begin to drop
An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, so follow these winter tips to keep safe and sound during this year's upcoming snowy season.
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Utah Transit Authority celebrates new overhead pedestrian bridge at Provo Central Station
With the support of community members and leaders, Utah Transit Authority celebrated the opening of the new overhead pedestrian bridge at Provo Central Station with a ribbon-cutting ceremony held on Tuesday, Nov. 14.
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Integrity and Compliance Office offers safe way for students to report noncompliance
The Integrity and Compliance Office, located in the C-wing of the Abraham O. Smoot Administration Building, seeks to keep the university safe by managing a hotline in which anyone can report any corrupt, suspicious, dangerous or illegal happenings at BYU.
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Hoverboard trend expands rideable options for students on campus
Self-balancing scooters have become a popular rideable option for students, offering a fun and eco-friendly mode of transportation.
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BYU students, faculty in Jerusalem safe following Israeli turmoil
Following missile attacks, more than 700 casualties and Israel's declaration of war, all residing at BYU's Jerusalem Center for Near Eastern Studies remain safe.
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BYU steps up its security with updated surveillance cameras
BYU recently upgraded security cameras around campus as a part of its master safety plan to help students and faculty feel safer on campus.
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