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Suspense is building across the country as a showdown looms in Washington over health care reform. Pressure is also building on Utah's lone Democrat in Congress to make up his mind.
A semi truck driver lost control early Wednesday morning causing two trailers to roll and spill thousands of gallons of diesel fuel on Interstate 15 in Weber County. Though all lanes have been reopened, UDOT says commuters should still expect delays.
A man stole items from a couple of Salt Lake Community campuses. The Utah Highway Patrol, which provides security for the college, needs your help to solve this case. It released surveillance video and hopes someone recognizes the thief.
In a letter sent to employees, the Utah Board of Education says alternatives allowed by the Legislature mean the Jordan School District will not layoff teachers after all. Meanwhile a lawmaker has scheduled a meeting for Wednesday night to talk about Jordan's future budget problems.
The actors, crew and family members of a production that was supposed to start Thursday night is now scrambling to figure something out since their playhouse was condemned.
Experts say lack of green comparables can make appraising a green home difficult, and make lenders hesitant to put out more money than they necessarily would for a traditional home.
The son of former Rep. Kevin Garn is defending his father's statement that suggested unpaid blackmail is behind his admission to being naked in a hot tub with a 15-year-old girl.
The FCC has just announced its plan to expand broadband Internet access across the United States. XMission founder and president Pete Ashdown says it's a step in the right direction, but doesn't go far enough.
A Kansas man is in jail, accused of hijacking a tour bus late Monday night and causing it to crash. It happened just outside of Richfield in Sevier County on Interstate 70.
A group of Cache County friends wants to do more than just hope missing West Valley woman Susan Powell will be found. It's organizing a volunteer search on April 10 of the West Desert.
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