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Good morning, Tribune readers.


Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, results from Utah's primary election are coming in slowly this year. Updated ballot counts will continue almost daily, with the next one scheduled for 3 p.m. today. Be sure to check our site for the latest numbers. 

Speaking of elections, what do you want to know about Utah's primary? Today at noon on 'Trib Talk," reporters Robert Gehrke, Bethany Rodgers and Taylor Stevens will discuss the latest on this week's results, voter turnout and more. Watch live on our Facebook page, and use #TribTalk on Twitter to join the conversation.

It's going to be sunny today in Salt Lake County, with a high of 92 degrees

— Kelly Cannon

 Top news 

Greg Hughes concedes governor's race

Spencer Cox is still slightly ahead of Jon Huntsman in the latest vote count. [Read more]
 

State still plans to open schools on schedule

Gov. Gary Herbert acknowledged the recent spike in COVID-19 cases but said "we certainly plan on" schools opening in August. [Read more]
 

Utah County's gay  commissioner loses primary

Nathan Ivie says it's because he came out during his term. [Read more]
 

Northern Utahns vote out Lyle Hillyard 

He has served in the state senate since 1985. [Read more]
 

Blake Moore leads in 1st Congressional District

The latest count shows Moore ahead by fewer than 800 votes. [Read more]

 Quick Hits 

Utah Jazz players Mike Conley and Joe Ingles are "still not 100% comfortable" with playing in Orlando. 

• Two days after a man was shot during a demonstration in Provo,  protesters and counter-protesters gathered there again.

• In order to avoid the death penalty, a Utah man pleads guilty to killing a 15-year-old girl. 


• The Washington County jail has 59 inmates with COVID-19

• Dixie State University will consider dropping "Dixie" from its name. 

Rep. Chris Stewart defends President Trump over reports Russia paid the Taliban to kill U.S. soldiers. 
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