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06/11/2026 13:30

Investigators found Utah senator likely engaged in workplace discrimination and harassment

Independent investigators looking into allegations against Utah state Sen. Kathleen Riebe found the Democratic lawmaker "more likely than not" violated state policies on workplace harassment and discrimination.
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