Trial inches closer in killing of Ogden teen babysitter
06/27/2012 7:29am
The case of a North Ogden man accused of killing his 16-year-old babysitter and disposing of her body inched closer to trial Tuesday.
Matheson will vote for A.G. Holder to be held in contempt
06/27/2012 7:50am
Rep. Jim Matheson said Tuesday he intends to vote in favor of holding U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder in contempt of Congress regarding a government operation gone wrong.
Man accused of sexually assaulting, kidnapping teen neighbor
06/27/2012 8:25am
A West Valley man was charged Tuesday with kidnapping and sexually assaulting his 14-year-old neighbor.
Tepid optimism among Utah consumers
06/27/2012 9:02am
Utah consumers expressed tepid optimism this month regarding the state's economic fortunes.
Crucial Fest is 'crucial' for Utah's rock community
06/27/2012 10:20am
The Crucial Fest strikes again, bringing over
70 local and regional rock bands to the Salt
Lake area for the second year in a row.
West Jordan 6-year-old was sexually assaulted, murdered, police say
06/27/2012 11:37am
An autopsy indicated that someone killed a 6-year-old West Jordan girl who was found in a canal Tuesday.
Rush says Clinton tied to Muslim sisterhood, and more Obama sports drama
06/27/2012 11:40am
Rush Limbaugh accuses Hillary Clinton of being
tied to a Muslim sisterhood, politicians' wives
face off in a baking contest, an overlooked
demographic and some recent public opinion
polls.
Raising financially literate children
06/27/2012 11:50am
Whether they are selling lemonade in Dixie
cups, doing odd jobs around the house or
working at a retail store, summer is a perfect
time to teach children important financial
lessons that will last a lifetime.
Month-old falcons start flying lessons
06/27/2012 12:05pm
Three of the four eggs have hatched, and those
three eyases are anxious to begin flying
lessons.
Seeley Fire forces evacuations of Scofield and 300 Scouts
06/27/2012 12:30pm
A fire that is thought to have been started by
lightning has now forced the evacuation of the
town of Scofield, as well as a nearby Scout
camp where 300 Scouts were camping Wednesday
morning. It has burned about 19,000 acres.
Man stabbed in neck at downtown Burger King
06/27/2012 12:44pm
A man has been apprehended after allegedly
stabbing another man in the neck multiple times
and then fleeing the scene.
Evacuated Fairview residents allowed to return home
06/27/2012 3:47pm
Residents of Birdseye breathed huge sighs of relief Wednesday after learning about the heroic efforts of firefighters who saved all of the homes in town.
Winder, Crockett on pins and needles until July
06/27/2012 4:33pm
Richard Burwash might have made a difference in the outcome of the Salt Lake County mayor's race without casting a ballot.
Police investigating death of man found in Jordan River
06/27/2012 5:04pm
Police recovered a man's body from the Jordan
River Wednesday. But just what led to the death
of Francisco Perez Cruz, 46, remained unclear.
Local Happenings: Reins 'n Trains, AVICII and Fantastic Mr. Fox
06/27/2012 6:01pm
Outdoor Adventures in Heber City, AVICII DJ's
at the Great Saltair and Free Screening of
Fantastic Mr. Fox at the Brewvies
Firefighters face new dangers in Church Camp Fire
06/27/2012 6:30pm
The Church Camp fire has destroyed 12
structures and an estimated 4,000 acres since
Sunday, and the flames are still out of
control. Fire officials are calling the danger
"extreme."
Some Utah voters frustrated by problems at the polls
06/27/2012 7:15pm
Provo resident Tom Harker researched the
candidates closely and was anxious to cast his
vote in Tuesday's primary election. But when he
went to the polls, he was turned away.
'Coming to our Census': finding a voice in Utah politics
06/27/2012 7:41pm
According to Pew research, the Latino
population boom
helped Utah get a fourth congressional seat.
But they have yet to find a strong voice in
Utah politics.
Former Cedar Hills mayor charged with bank fraud
06/27/2012 8:46pm
Three days after resigning as mayor of Cedar
Hills, Eric A. Richardson was charged in
federal court with bank fraud in connection
with an alleged equity skimming scheme.
Negative political advertising 'damages the system'
06/27/2012 9:14pm
How bad was the negative advertising in the
attorney general's primary race? Well, even
state GOP Chairman Thomas Wright is saying
enough is enough.
Witness and off-duty trooper work to save woman's life
06/27/2012 9:33pm
An Ogden woman is lucky to be alive, and it's
all thanks to a man who was just passing by and
an off-duty state trooper who worked together
to save her after her vehicle rolled into a
drainage ditch.
Multiple communities evacuated as 3 new fires rage
06/27/2012 11:59pm
Multiple fires have been reported in southern
Utah, with structures and communities in
danger.
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