Good evening. Here's a look at how AP's general news coverage is shaping up in Utah.

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TOP STORIES:

LT GOVERNOR-ABORTION SLAVERY COMMENT

SALT LAKE CITY — Members of the Utah House and Senate criticized a comment by the lieutenant governor drawing a comparison between abortion and slavery. Lt. Gov. Spencer Cox was one of three candidates asked during a Republican gubernatorial candidates forum Saturday if he would sign a bill defining life as beginning at conception. SENT: 300 words.

SUPREME COURT-PUBLIC NUDITY

CONCORD, N.H. — The U.S. Supreme Court is leaving in place the public nudity convictions of three women who removed their bathing suit tops on a New Hampshire beach as part of a global campaign advocating for the rights of women to go topless. The justices declined Monday to review a state court decision that found no violation of the women's constitutional rights. SENT: 410 words, photos.

ALASKA CABIN FIRE-HELICOPTER RESCUE

JUNEAU, Alaska — Tyson Steele watched his remote cabin go up in flames, mourned the death of his dog and then spent weeks in the Alaska wilderness, bundling up in an makeshift shelter against the subzero temperatures and eating canned food — unable to reach the outside world. He knew his best chance for rescue would come from worried loved ones sending a plane to check on him. Help came about three weeks later. By Becky Bohrer. SENT: 700 words, photos.

IN BRIEF:

— ELECTION 2020-GOVERNOR-UTAH — Republican U.S. Rep. Rob Bishop said Monday he won't run for Utah governor.

— TV-THE VIEW-HUNTSMAN — Abby Huntsman says she's leaving as a panelist on the daytime talk show ‘The View’ to help run her father's campaign for governor of Utah.

— POLICE CHIEF DEATH — Friends, family and fellow police are mourning the death of the police chief in the Salt Lake City suburb of Sandy.

SPORTS:

THE ULTIMATE WORLD TRIATHLON

A real estate agent from Utah climbed Mount Everest, swam across the English Channel and biked from one American coast to the other in a six-month span. Rob Lea pretty much trained for part of a feat he dubbed The Ultimate World Triathlon on a couch potato's dream diet of pizza, beer and heavy cream in order to bulk up. By Pat Graham. SENT: 940 words, photos.

BKC--T25-COLLEGE BKB POLL

Baylor climbs to No. 2 in the AP‘s men's college basketball poll after resounding road wins over Texas Tech and Kansas. Gonzaga stays at No. 1 while Duke drops to third and unbeaten Auburn rises to fourth. Butler rounds out the first five. By Basketball Writer Dave Skretta. SENT: 750 words, photos.

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