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Experts say buying local and organic food boosts economy
If you have not been buying local, Utah food producers want to change your mind. They say the industry has grown and supporting a local farmer or grower keeps the money in local circulation.
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Consumers warned to look out for scams
In honor of National Consumer Protection Week, the Postal Service and the Utah Department of Commerce wants everyone -- from young kids learning to use the computer to the elderly -- to be smart with their money.
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Millenials seek work's benefits: leisure, money

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ALL BUSINESS: Banks expand small-business loans

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Group wants consumers to shop within Jordan District boundaries
The frustration over the Jordan School District split continues. Dozens of teachers rallied at the Capitol Wednesday in protest of possible mass layoffs, and now a group of citizens living within the Jordan District boundaries is calling for another strategy.
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Local business finally coming back after fire
A growing clothing company in Sandy was hit by fire in November. Now it is finally recovering.
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Toyota promises more help to ensure 'safety and satisfaction'
According to the Utah Attorney General, Toyota is offering additional help for customers who are afraid to drive their cars during the current recall in an effort to "ensure the customers' safety and satisfaction."
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Officials warn against buying food from unlicensed vendors
The Weber-Morgan Health Department is warning consumers against buying food from people selling it out of their cars. It's been happening in the Ogden area lately and has health officials concerned about food-borne illnesses.
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Tobacco tax likely to be passed this year
In the wake of the 2011 budget shortfall announcement, legislators are now pondering passing a tobacco tax this year.
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Catalytic converter theft on the rise
Officers in Orem say they've seen a spike in catalytic converters being stolen from underneath cars. Thieves are often using public parking lots to search for victims' cars, mostly SUVs.
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Regulators OK hike in Rocky Mountain Power rates
Utah regulators have approved a rate hike for Rocky Mountain Power customers.
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Utah lawmakers vote down booster seat law changes
Worries about keeping children secured in cars trumped states' rights concerns as the Utah House voted down a bill that would have relaxed requirements for some children in safety seats.
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