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(Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune) First lady Abby Cox and Gov. Spencer Cox greet Marion Dickey, 83, and Aaron Dickey, 91, as all four received their COVID-19 vaccine from Utah County Health Department in Spanish Fork, March 25, 2021. Cox, who received his vaccine live on camera Thursday, said there's been "great demand" for the COVID-19 vaccine throughout Utah, and credited vaccinations for the declining coronavirus case counts.

(Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune) First lady Abby Cox and Gov. Spencer Cox greet Marion Dickey, 83, and Aaron Dickey, 91, as all four received their COVID-19 vaccine from Utah County Health Department in Spanish Fork, March 25, 2021. Cox, who received his vaccine live on camera Thursday, said there's been "great demand" for the COVID-19 vaccine throughout Utah, and credited vaccinations for the declining coronavirus case counts.

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 | April 2, 2021, 5:00 a.m.

Last week, 90% of you knew that Chabaar Beyond Thai, Fat Fish and Mom’s Kitchen are all owned by Asian women. But only 49% of you knew that the average price of gas in Utah last week was $3.16.

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Rebekah WahlbergCopy editor / web manager

After being raised in California and spending a year in Arizona, Utah is the latest stop on Rebekah's tour of the Great American West. Everywhere she goes, she lugs along a pile of DVDs, more books than sense and an abiding love for storytelling in every imaginable media.