Abigail Jones
Journalist at Freelance
Fellow for Mental Health Journalism at The Carter Center
Award-winning journalist + NYT bestselling author | 2020-21 @CarterFellows | 2014 Ochberg Fellow @DartCenter | chair of the @DartmouthMag editorial board
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abc4.com | Abigail Jones
SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) — The new exhibit “Mysteries of the Ice Ages” is opening at the Utah Natural History Museum on Saturday June 7. This is an immersive, traveling exhibit originally developed by the Canadian Museum of Nature, and it focuses on the history of the ice age. “Ice has sculpted our planet for millennia, shaping the landscapes we see today and connecting distant continents, paving the way for migration,” the website description reads.
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yahoo.com | Abigail Jones
SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) — The new exhibit “Mysteries of the Ice Ages” is opening at the Utah Natural History Museum on Saturday June 7. This is an immersive, traveling exhibit originally developed by the Canadian Museum of Nature, and it focuses on the history of the ice age. “Ice has sculpted our planet for millennia, shaping the landscapes we see today and connecting distant continents, paving the way for migration,” the website description reads.
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abc4.com | Abigail Jones
CALIENTE, Nevada (ABC4) — A 4.8 magnitude earthquake hit the area of Caliente, Nevada around 1 a.m. Friday morning. It was a light earthquake 25 miles south southwest of Caliente according to reports, but residents were still able to feel it. “I was in the kitchen cooking cookies for our yard sale this weekend, all of a sudden there was a rumbling!” one resident told ABC4.com. The earthquake had a depth of three miles, and it could be felt for almost 60 miles.
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abc4.com | Abigail Jones
SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) — The man who has been on death row for nearly 40 years was found competent to be executed in court Friday, despite having dementia. The judge ordered that Ralph Leroy Menzies failed to prove that his vascular dementia prevents him from understanding his punishment or the state’s reasons for it, and because of that, he is competent to be executed. Ralph Leroy Menzies was sentenced to death row in 1988 for killing Maurine Hunsaker, a mother of three.
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abc4.com | Abigail Jones
SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) — The pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca has filed a federal lawsuit against Utah Attorney General Derek Brown and Utah Insurance Commissioner Jon Pike over a recent law that is intended to allow more pharmacies to have access to drug discount programs. In a lawsuit filed May 23, AstraZeneca alleges that Utah SB 69 is unconstitutional. The law was introduced and passed in the 2025 General Assembly, and it went into effect on May 7.
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