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Bonneville Elementary School 5th grader Graham Beeton, waves to fellow students during a block party supporting trans and non-binary students and staff Monday, April 29, 2024, in Salt Lake City. Utah will become the latest state to implement restrictions for transgender people using school bathrooms and locker rooms in public schools and government-owned buildings when key components of a law passed by the Republican-controlled Legislature take effect May 1.
Rick Bowmer
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AP
Utah educators have been rushing to prepare students and staff as the state starts cracking down on any public school found not enforcing new bathroom restrictions for transgender individuals.

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Hundreds of youth hockey players gathered at the Signature Aviation Airport in Salt Lake City to welcome players and Utah’s new NHL team to town, April 24, 2024.
Sean Higgins
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KUER
Salt Lake once hosted a hugely popular hockey franchise. But that was decades ago, long before Utah Jazz owner Ryan Smith pulled off an ambitious gambit to bring an NHL team to town. We’ll talk about how we got the team, what it means for the economy and the collective identity of this place — and whether fans, some who know nothing about hockey, will pay to watch a game.
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