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馃啎 Provo News: Wildlife Crime, Florida's Dark Side, Royals & Eastern.

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Local News

Wildlife Crime Wave: Utah Officials Probe Illegal Killings of Game Animals

Utah wildlife officials are investigating several incidents of illegal killings of game animals in the state, including the deaths of four deer in Utah County and a cow elk and 18 geese in Emery County. These incidents involve animals being shot and left to waste, with some cases involving the removal of heads. Wildlife authorities urge anyone with information to report it using their law enforcement app or the "turn in a poacher hotline." These illegal killings could result in felony charges, and officials stress the importance of public assistance in identifying and apprehending those responsible.

National News

Paradise Lost: Florida's Dark Side Emerges for Disillusioned Residents

Florida's population has surged in recent years, but many residents, both long-time and recent transplants, are finding the reality of living in the Sunshine State far from idyllic. Rising costs, divisive politics, and challenges accessing healthcare are prompting some to flee, despite the state's appeal. For Barb Carter, the dream turned sour with armadillo infestations, hurricanes, and difficulty finding medical care. While migration to Florida remains high, the state also sees a significant number of departures due to issues like insurance costs, political tensions, traffic congestion, and extreme weather.


International News

Royals Skip Easter Service: William and Kate's Absence Amid Middleton's Health Battle

Prince William, Kate Middleton, and their children did not attend the Easter Mattins Service with the royal family this year due to Middleton's ongoing cancer treatment. Instead, they opted for a private weekend at home. King Charles III made his first major public appearance since announcing his cancer diagnosis. Among the royals who attended the service were Queen Camilla, Princess Anne with her husband, Prince Andrew, and Sarah Ferguson. Prince Edward attended with his wife, while their daughter Lady Louise Windsor did not appear. Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, and James, Earl of Wessex, also attended the service.


Sports

LSU Guard Condemns Racist Criticism: Hailey Van Lith Speaks Out Against Negative Remarks

LSU guard Hailey Van Lith defended her team against negative comments following a Los Angeles Times column that described players as "dirty debutantes," attributing the criticism to racism. Van Lith expressed disappointment at the commentary, especially considering the diverse makeup of the team. Tigers coach Kim Mulkey also criticized the column, labeling it as "sexist" and "wrong." Van Lith, who transferred to LSU from Louisville, highlighted a double standard she has observed, particularly regarding perceptions of Black athletes. Meanwhile, teammate Angel Reese emphasized that such criticism motivates the team to perform better on the court.


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