Governor Says To “Disagree Better”: KSUB News Summary

Governor Spencer Cox is calling on Utahns and all Americans to "Disagree Better." That's the name of an initiative Utah's chief executive is leading to help the U.S. "bridge the partisan divide" and be more positive during political conversations with loved ones. Cox posted a video online about the initiative last week, explaining "healthy disagreement" is about staying true to the principles we believe in while not attacking somebody we might disagree with. He added "listening to understand as opposed to listening to debate is a powerful tool." His message comes as the nation prepares for the 2024 presidential primaries and local elections.

Utah 21^st In Confrontational Drivers

Utah is in the middle of the road when it comes to confrontational drivers. That's according to a new study by Forbes Advisor Report, which found the Beehive State was ranked 21st for how many of those confrontational drivers there are in Utah. The numbers show more than 15 percent of Utahns have experienced somebody getting out of their vehicle to yell at them, while ten percent experience road rage very frequently. The report says the top reasons for road rage include heavy traffic, already feeling stressed, and running late to something.

No Suspect In Parking Lot Shooting

A man is in the hospital and a suspect is at large following a shooting in Sandy. It happened early Monday evening at a church parking lot along Monroe Street, where authorities found a man suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. The man was taken to the hospital in stable condition, and the scene was taped off as police began investigating and searching for a suspect. Police say they're looking for a dark blue Jeep Grand Cherokee with tinted windows and gray aluminum rims in connection with the shooting, though no suspect description has been released.

More Wine Available In Salt Lake City

The state wine and liquor store will be reopening soon in Salt Lake City. Located on West Harris Avenue, the store has been closed for years due to a construction and renovation project. However, with the project drawing to a close, the store will host a grand reopening on Thursday, August 31st from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. The reopening will feature education booths with employees presenting lessons on different wines from across the world.