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My week with the swine flu.
By Amanda Dickson
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By Grant Nielsen
A West Valley man was stabbed several times Friday afternoon, and police are looking for the person who did it.
18 minutes ago
Utah boy stable after near drowning
A four-year-old Utah boy is recovering
in a Calgary hospital after he was pulled unconscious from Waterton
Lake at the Canada-U.S. border.
13 minutes ago
Utah group seeks sponsors to honor fallen soldiers
A Utah group trying to honor fallen soldiers is feeling the effects of a slow economy. They're trying to set up 5,000 US flags at the Weber County Fairgrounds later this month, and getting sponsors has not been easy.
13 minutes ago
Alumni visit Granite High School for the last time
Alumni of Granite High School got a final chance to walk through the halls before the doors close for good.
13 minutes ago
Ogden man injured in shooting
Ogden police are investigating a shooting that left one man injured and a suspect on the run. Officers believe the incident was gang-related.
18 minutes ago
Hogle Zoo announces death of capuchin monkey, Jocco
A capuchin monkey that some say may have been one of the world's oldest has died at Utah's Hogle Zoo.
Jul 3rd - 10:53am
Provo on lookout for parade squatters prior to 3 p.m.
Provo police are discouraging parade-goers from staking out a spot too early for Saturday's Freedom Festival Parade. Spectators can set up along University Avenue beginning at 3 p.m. Friday.
Jul 3rd - 10:52am
UTA details TRAX, bus service for Fourth of July
The Utah Transit Authority says its light-rail service will operate on a Sunday schedule for the Fourth of July holiday.
Jul 3rd - 10:04am
Seminar to train agencies in plural family culture
A committee that blends Utah and Arizona state agencies, nonprofits and representatives from polygamous groups wants to help service providers learn how to work with plural families.
Jul 3rd - 7:30am
South Jordan police officer cleared in shooting death
The Salt Lake County District Attorney has cleared a South Jordan police officer for shooting and killing a man who rammed officers with his SUV.
Jul 3rd - 7:17am
Hogle Zoo offers free admission for military families
Hogle Zoo is honoring servicemen and servicewomen by giving them and their families free admission Friday.
Jul 3rd - 7:06am
Power company sues to move construction forward in Willard
Rocky Mountain Power received a temporary restraining order against the city of Willard allowing construction to continue of a high-voltage power line.
Jul 2nd - 11:10pm
Mayor Becker recommends public safety building site
Salt Lake City Mayor Ralph Becker wants to build a new Public Safety Building across the street from Library Square on 300 East.
Jul 2nd - 11:00pm
Church of 'Holy Ghost' rocked by sex and assassination allegations
A former member of a small church that was based for years in Magna claims that sex acts with children have occurred during religious meetings and that there have been repeated threats to assassinate religious and political leaders. But the group's prophet denies the charges and says they result from personal and religious feuds troubling the group.
Jul 2nd - 10:10pm
DPS: Fourth of July deadliest holiday weekend for Utahns
This upcoming Independence Day weekend is the deadliest holiday weekend in Utah. According to the Utah Department of Public Safety, it surpasses Halloween, New Years and even Memorial Day weekends.
Jul 2nd - 10:07pm
Strong summer thunderstorm floods West Jordan neighborhood
Some residents in West Jordan say they can't believe how much water spilled into their yards and basements during a quick-moving Thursday afternoon storm, and the worst part is the mess it left behind.
Jul 2nd - 10:03pm
Latino leader says new immigration law led to racial-profiling incident
Many immigrants are afraid of what the new law, formerly Senate Bill 81, means for law enforcement and them during a routine traffic stop. Now Hispanic community leader Tony Yapias says Utah has it's first case of racial profiling thanks to enforcement of that law.
Jul 2nd - 9:25pm
NSA picks Utah for data center
The National Security Agency has picked Utah's Camp Williams as the site for a new data center for cybersecurity operations.
Jul 2nd - 7:05pm
Salt Lake County mayor vetoes tax increase
Salt Lake County Mayor Peter Corroon says he is vetoing a $5 million property tax increase approved by the County Council last month.
Jul 2nd - 6:59pm
Avoiding Fourth of July travel headaches
Getting around can be tough on a normal day. But when you add a holiday weekend, lots of travelers and road construction to the equation, you've got to either be prepared or willing to stay home.
Jul 2nd - 6:32pm
Doug Wright: @MeachamUTGOPSCC Thanks for the info. We ran out of time to do as much book shopping as I would have liked..but maybe next time. Take care (Jul 03, 2009 3:41pm)
Amanda Dickson: Watching CNN coverage of the resignation of Sarah Palin and giving Aiden a bottle. (Jul 03, 2009 3:09pm)
KSL Live 5 Weather: Storms have stayed away so far today. Tune in to Live 5 Weather for the latest on the 4th of July Weekend Forecast. http://tr.im/p7wO (Jul 03, 2009 3:04pm)
KSL.com: Palin resigning as Alaska governor. http://tr.im/qNG1 #fb (Jul 03, 2009 1:56pm)
Amanda Dickson: Reading in the bedroom while the house is quiet, babies napping. (Jul 03, 2009 1:35pm)
KSL.com: Ogden police say shooting late Thurs. night may be gang related. http://tr.im/qMZy (Jul 03, 2009 12:12pm)
Alex Cabrero: With the economy, Michael Jackson, and Iran... it seems like the soldiers in Iraq and Afgh. have been forgotten. Not by one group. KSL at 5. (Jul 03, 2009 10:50am)
Ben Winslow: Slept in. Very nice. (Jul 03, 2009 9:55am)
KSL.com: Johnny Depp stars as gangster John Dillinger in "Public Enemies." Doug Wright really liked the movie. Get his review at http://tr.im/qL8P (Jul 03, 2009 7:38am)
Alex Cabrero: Who is at fault for this flooding? You be the judge --> http://tr.im/qIrA (Jul 02, 2009 11:04pm)
Ben Winslow: The link to my story on the plea bargain possibility in the artifact case: http://www.ksl.com/?nid=148&sid=7026390 (Jul 02, 2009 9:42pm)
KSL.com: Latino leader says new immigration law led to racial-profiling incident: http://tr.im/qI16 #fb (Jul 02, 2009 9:33pm)
KSL.com: One tank of gas cost a Utah man thousands of dollars. Good news: is he'll get the money back. Bad news: he's not alone. http://tr.im/qHjY (Jul 02, 2009 7:13pm)
KSL.com: RT @KSL_AlexCabrero: Lots of flooding in West Jordan. Video on KSL 5 News at 10. Wait until you see this one woman's backyard! (Jul 02, 2009 6:40pm)
Alex Cabrero: Lots of flooding in West Jordan. Video on KSL 5 News at 10. Wait until you see this one woman's backyard! (Jul 02, 2009 6:18pm)
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