A motor home crashed into a condominium complex in St. George early Friday, killing two people from Provo and injuring eight. The crash marks the beginning of a busy travel weekend.
Father calls for new search in Powell case; more warrants unsealed
Now that the active police investigation into the disappearance of Susan Cox Powell is over, her father has a new idea about where to look for her body. Also Friday, a Utah judge unsealed several warrants relating to the missing person case.
Plymouth water supply contaminated with E. coli
Mckenzie Romero |
posted May 24th - 11:14pm
Residents in Plymouth have been advised not to drink the water after E. coli was detected in the water supply.
Man charged with killing police officer found dead in jail cell
Matthew David Stewart, the man charged in the shooting death of Ogden police officer Jared Francom, was found dead in his Weber County Jail cell Friday morning.
Mother, boyfriend charged with abuse of disabled 9-month-old
Emilee Eagar |
posted May 24th - 10:51pm
A mother and her boyfriend were charged Friday with abuse or neglect of a disabled child after the 9-month-old suffered facial burns.
Aging satellites could affect accuracy in predicting major storms
Early warning is critical to saving lives when severe weather hits, but a look at the U.S. weather satellites shows we could soon be without the information that helps predict major storms.
Hogle Zoo to bring visitors and animals up close and personal
Petting zoos aren't just for bunnies and goats anymore, at least not at Utah's Hogle Zoo.
Man who dressed as woman to rob bank arrested
A man was arrested Friday after police say he robbed two Salt Lake County banks — one while wearing a construction vest and hard hat, another while dressed in women's clothes and a wig.
Parents of shooting victim dedicate memorial, push for safer schools
The parents of Emilie Parker, a 6-year-old Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting victim, came back to Ogden this week where friends and relatives wanted to do something so that the little girl is never forgotten.
'Count My Vote' group aims to change GOP caucus system
Richard Piatt |
posted May 24th - 6:52pm
A group of high-profile Utah Republicans is pushing for changes to Utah's caucus and convention system. But after state GOP delegates shot down their proposal during a party convention last Saturday, they're mulling over what to do next.
Community rallies around family of West Point boys allegedly killed by brother
A West Point community has spent the last few days trying to show support for a family that lost two boys after their older brother allegedly stabbed them to death.
Extra troopers hit the road aiming to prevent fatal crashes on holiday weekend
This weekend kicks off a travel period in Utah that carries with it the dubious distinction of "the 100 deadliest days" on the road. But UHP troopers hope traffic law enforcement and driver responsibility will be the keys to safety on this holiday weekend.
Classically trained chef opens diner in Uintah County's oilfield
Signs are common in the oilfields of the Uintah Basin. Some point the way to drilling rigs or natural gas compressor stations. Others warn about the potential presence of hydrogen sulfide gas. A sign advertising "Hot Food," however, is rare.
Man arrested after strapping firearm on prostethic leg at SLC airport
A man was arrested Thursday evening after Transportation Security Administration officers located a loaded firearm strapped to his prosthetic leg in the Salt Lake City International airport.
5 events to fill your Memorial Day weekend
Everybody loves a good three-day weekend and with Memorial Day on the horizon, there are plenty of activities and things to do in Utah to celebrate. So along with decorating graves and remembering your loved ones, here is a list of five other activities to fill your time.
Comeback for JC Penney? Wyoming town watches carefully
One of the best-known companies in American retailing is fighting for survival. No place is watching the drama with more concern than the town of Kemmerer, Wyo.
Free fishing day scheduled for June 8
Ksl.com |
posted May 24th - 1:20pm
Saturday, June 8, is Free Fishing Day in Utah. Anglers don't need a fishing license to fish in the state that day.
Centerville teen hoping to recover from eye injury to continue racing
A Centerville teenager has a dream to race cars, but a dodgeball injury that damaged his vision has presented a few setbacks to his life goal.
'There's a lot of misinformation out there,' says education board of Common Core
Delegates voted at the recent GOP State Convention on an Anti-Common Core Resolution in an attempt to counter an academic benchmark proposal that has come under fire by conservative groups.
Cyber criminals targeting more small businesses
Paul Nelson |
posted May 24th - 7:51am
Small businesses are being targeted by cyber criminals more frequently, and experts say business owners aren't doing enough to keep it from happening to them. Many owners aren't even taking basic steps to protect themselves.
Healthiest principals from Salt Lake Valley win $1K for schools
Thirteen elementary principals from the Salt Lake Valley competed for a chance to win $1,000 for their respective schools in the My Heart Challenge, a contest sponsored by the Intermountain Heart Institute.
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