Evening Headlines for September 17

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President Dallin H. Oaks spoke in the Washington National Cathedral yesterday, where he talked about religious freedom and the Constitution. Governor Brad Little's office announced they will hold their next Capitol for a Day event in Lava Hot Springs next week. For Angel Cody, a BYU-Idaho student who grew up on a reservation near Page, Arizona, coming to college meant more than just continuing her education.

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