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West Valley City boy home after months in hospital following crash that left him in a coma

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By Mya Constantino Verified
| KSTU-TV (Salt Lake City, UT) Verified
WEST VALLEY CITY, Utah — A 7-year-old West Valley City boy is home after spending months in the hospital recovering from injuries he suffered when a car struck him on his way to school. Michael was hit by a driver making a right turn. The driver stopped at the stop sign and looked for traffic, but did not see Michael crossing. His mother, Bensay Joseph, says he had liver surgery and is recovering from a head injury. She says he is going through speech, physical, and behavioral therapy.
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West Valley City residents concerned about increase in code enforcement complaints

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By Mya Constantino Verified
| KSTU-TV (Salt Lake City, UT) Verified
WEST VALLEY CITY, Utah — A West Valley family says code enforcement notices have turned routine home upkeep into a source of stress as they try to balance other work and life responsibilities. The city says the rules are meant to keep neighborhoods safe and clean, but the Muñoz family says keeping up with the demands has gotten harder.
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Affordable childcare in Magna expands, but some families still don't qualify

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By Mya Constantino Verified
| KSTU-TV (Salt Lake City, UT) Verified
MAGNA, Utah — Childcare is returning to the Magna Recreation Center, but in a different form. A nonprofit will offer services at the rec center and help fill a gap. This comes after Salt Lake County ended its childcare services at the Magna center in May. In November, the Salt Lake County Council announced it would shut down county-run childcare programs at Kearns, Northwest, Magna, and Millcreek facilities.
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