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A man Orem police say shot and killed his brother-in-law on Oct. 25 was formally charged Friday with first-degree murder. Stephen Strate is also hoping to get his bail lowered.
An Ogden High School teacher has been cleared of any criminal wrongdoing. However, detectives uncovered evidence of "inappropriate relationships" between the educator and as many as six female students since 2000.
At a neighborhood meeting in Woods Cross Thursday night, residents decided to band together as one, figuring it will be easier to get answers to tough questions about Wednesday's refinery explosion that damaged their houses.
A brick through a car windshield in Clinton led to the arrests of five young men believed to be involved in hundreds of criminal mischief cases in Davis and Weber counties.
A would-be attacker bumped into the wrong junior high student in Lindon. The 13-year-old girl was able to bring the suspect down with a martial arts move that would make the Ultimate Fighting Championship proud.
Dozens of contractors hoping to work on a new billion dollar cyber security center at Camp Williams will get their first look at the site Thursday. The Army Corp of Engineers has been welcoming online bids, and the response has been huge.
Utah's school population this year shows some interesting changes from last year. There are 12,260 more students this year than last year. That's about a 2.2 percent growth.
A stand-up comedian is on the run from police. Scott Lee Russell -- better known to audiences as "Scotty Lee" -- is wanted in connection with child pornography.
Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff is no longer seeking the GOP nomination for U.S. Senate. Shurtleff was considered a top Republican challenger to Sen. Bob Bennett, but now he says his family needs him more.
Wednesday's explosion isn't the first problem at the Silver Eagle Refinery. KSL 5 News found evidence of four major incidents in the past five years, and a neighbor says there's at least one more she can recall.
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