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Utah Highway Patrol spokesman Lieutenant Cameron Roden says their husbands grew concerned when they didn't return.
A third woman's body was found in her home.
The women have not been identified, but officials say one was in her 30s, one was in her 60s, and one was in her 80s.
Investigators tracked the suspect in one of the victim's vehicles into Colorado, where it was found abandoned.
He was found after a brief search.
Tonya J. Powers, Fox News.
Secretary Pete Hegseth is appealing a federal court ruling that blocked the Pentagon's effort to demote Senator Mark Kelly and cut his retirement pay.
The fight started in November when Kelly and five other Democratic lawmakers...
Veterans of the armed services or intelligence community released a video telling U.S.
troops to, quote, refuse illegal orders.
The video came just weeks after the Trump administration started military airstrikes against alleged drug smuggling boats in the Caribbean.
Secretary Hegseth and President Trump called the remarks seditious.
Kelly, a potential 2028 presidential contender who served 25 years in uniform and as a NASA astronaut, has vowed to continue fighting, saying, quote, these guys don't know when to quit.
Tonya J. Powers, Fox News.
The bipartisan committee of four lawmakers will look into what happened at Zorro Ranch, which is about 30 miles south of Santa Fe and was owned by Jeffrey Epstein.
The so-called Truth Commission is trying to identify people who stayed at the ranch as well as state officials who may have known about or taken part in the alleged sexual abuse at the 7,600-acre property.
The committee will seek testimony from survivors of the alleged abuse and are also urging people who live in the area to testify.
Minneapolis public schools are extending online learning through April 6th.
The program started after the ICE-involved shooting death of Renee Good on January 7th.
The extension follows Border Czar Tom Homan's announcement that 700 federal agents will be withdrawn from the city, still leaving about 2,300 ICE agents in the state.