Main Street celebrates opening of new businesses
05/20/2012 8:46am
Mayor Ralph Becker, City Councilman Luke Garrott and the
Redevelopment Agency of Salt Lake City celebrated a quartet of local
retailers newly located on downtown's Main Street on Thursday.
Boston Building owner violated asbestos removal regulations
05/20/2012 9:32am
A company that owns the Boston Building admitted to violating federal
clean air regulations for asbestos removal during a renovation project.
Keeping sage grouse off endangered species list helps state, economy
05/20/2012 11:05am
By early July, Gov. Gary Herbert will receive a list of recommendations
that could shape Utah's plan to keep the imperiled sage grouse from
landing on the endangered species list.
Trooper injured in accident on I-15
05/20/2012 11:18am
A Utah Department of Public Safety trooper was
injured
Sunday morning when a car veered into the
median on I-15 and rear-
ended his patrol car.
Boy Scouts tour some of Salt Lake City's religious organizations
05/20/2012 1:28pm
A group of Boy Scouts spent their Saturday
afternoon learning about the various religious organizations in the
area.
Local consumer prices up slightly in April
05/20/2012 2:39pm
The Zions Bank Wasatch Front Consumer Price
Index increased 0.7 percent from last month.
The U.S. CPI — an aggregation of all prices
throughout the nation — increased at a rate of
0.3 percent.
More than 75 soldiers to deploy Monday
05/20/2012 5:42pm
The 191st Combat Sustainment Support
Battalion will deploy Monday, 14 months
earlier
than was
expected.
Police seize vehicle involved in high-speed chase
05/20/2012 6:22pm
Unified Police have seized a vehicle believed
to be involved in a high-speed chase, but
authorities are still seeking the driver, who
they say is a fugitive and could be armed.
Environmental groups, tribes join to protest nuclear power plant
05/20/2012 8:43pm
Environmental groups and Native American tribes
gathered Saturday at the site of a proposed
nuclear power plant to protest its location and
plans to divert water from the Green River.
Elderly woman attacked in home, police look for attackers
05/20/2012 9:58pm
Police are looking for two men and a woman who
attacked an 87-year-old woman in her home as
she was sleeping Sunday.
Utahns catch glimpse of annular eclipse
05/20/2012 10:05pm
The overcast horizon made the crowd gathered
Sunday evening at the Gateway anxious as to
whether they would get a good glimpse
of the rare annular solar eclipse.
Retiring anchorman Bruce Lindsay's introduction to journalism
05/20/2012 10:46pm
Anchorman Bruce Lindsay will retire
from KSL-TV this week, after more than 30 years
with the
company.
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