Summer camps for kids filling up fast
06/01/2012 5:30am
Summer doesn't have to be boring for your kids.
More and more unique summer camp options are available, though they are filling up fast.
High 5 for woman who educates about food allergies
06/01/2012 7:09am
Michelle Fogg's daughter suffers from severe food allergies. Now Michelle spends countless hours helping educate people about allergies and healthy eating.
Jordan school board sues UDOT for $4 million
06/01/2012 7:50am
The Jordan Board of Education is suing the
Utah Department of Transportation for $4
million in compensation for land being used by
UDOT in its Mountain View Corridor project.
4 men killed in plane crash identified
06/01/2012 9:45am
The names of four men killed in a plane crash in a remote area of Kane County on Tuesday have been released.
From the race track to the museum, the fast and furious arrive
06/01/2012 10:08am
A new art exhibit can take you from
zero to 60 in less than four seconds.
Utahns divided over World Trade Center name
06/01/2012 12:09pm
After an announcement Tuesday that the Eagle
Gate
Tower in downtown Salt Lake City will be
renamed World Trade Center
at City
Creek, some Utahns are concerned about the
ties of the name to the
9/11
terrorist attacks.
Utah students fall behind during summer
06/01/2012 12:34pm
While Utah kids head to family reunions and
sports camps this summer, their Vietnamese
counterparts will head right back to the
classroom.
Book about gay parents taken off library shelves
06/01/2012 1:03pm
A book about homosexual parents has been
removed
from the shelves of an elementary school.
Gail Miller engaged to marry attorney this summer
06/01/2012 1:29pm
Local businesswoman and widow of the late Larry H. Miller is engaged to a lawyer who got his start milking cows in Preston, Idaho.
Olympic bid discussed in closed meetings
06/01/2012 3:59pm
How much would another Olympic bid actually
cost? Where would the money come from?
Local happenings: Twilight Concert tickets and new zoo exhibit opens
06/01/2012 4:47pm
Hogle Zoo Rocky Shores exhibit, free fishing
day, Westminster graduating its largest class
and Cardboard Boat
Regatta make up a few of the happenings this
week.
Rose Park flowers in full bloom
06/01/2012 5:42pm
Utah is known for its symmetrical streets. But
there's one historical neighborhood nearby that
has a little more art involved in its planning.
Ogden River art raising eyebrows of frugal citizens
06/01/2012 6:05pm
What was once an Ogden dumping ground is slowly turning into a family-friendly parkway. But Friday, a project to improve the banks of the Ogden River got some criticism over a piece of art that came with a bit of sticker shock for many residents.
Spring brings moose into human territory, officials urge caution
06/01/2012 6:11pm
During the spring, animals tend to
wander from their normal habitat and sometimes,
into
dangerous situations.
Gateway opening unique new stores, restaurants
06/01/2012 6:48pm
It's no secret the opening of City
Creek Center drew away some important
businesses from The
Gateway, including some heavy-hitters like J-
Crew, Banana
Republic and soon, The Apple Store.
Utah economy looking up despite dismal national numbers
06/01/2012 7:56pm
The Dow Jones industrial average dropped more than 274 points Friday, erasing all the gains in 2012. But Utah's economy stands in stark contrast to the rest of the nation, with new jobs being created year after year.
Runaway teen charged for robbery, manslaughter
06/01/2012 8:09pm
Charges were filed Friday against a 17-year-
old
boy accused of walking away from a center for
troubled youth, robbing a home, stealing a
car
and causing the death of a woman in an
automobile accident.
Ogden cheerleaders won't be charged in hazing incident
06/01/2012 9:14pm
No criminal charges will be filed against nine Ogden High School cheerleaders accused of hazing. The Weber County Attorney's office says the incident didn't rise to the level of criminal offense.
Business is booming on Salt Lake's west side
06/01/2012 9:35pm
Business on the west side of Salt Lake City is booming, and the biggest thing right now is the Airport TRAX line. It's drawing businesses to the North Temple corridor and new residents to Rose Park.
Utah Lake fire sparks concerns over target practice in the area
06/01/2012 9:51pm
A wildfire accidentally started Thursday afternoon by a target practice session near combustible grasses in Utah County was still burning Friday evening. As crews fight to extinguish it, others are questioning whether it's wise to allow shooting in the area.
Summer plans need to include understanding of water safety
06/01/2012 10:37pm
As the summer season kicks off, more and more people are preparing for the warm weather and swimsuit season. But preparations should include educating oneself in water safety to prevent injury and unintentional drowning.
Family turns to Primary Children's to save ailing son
06/01/2012 10:54pm
The Demong family loves to spend time outdoors.
And thanks to Primary Children's Medical Center, they can do so with
their 1-
year-old son, Liam.
Police search for missing Springville Alzheimer's patient
06/01/2012 11:15pm
Police need help finding a missing man who suffers from Alzheimer's
disease.
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