With precaution, online dating can be good experience, experts say
07/21/2012 8:49am
Online dating is a "great avenue for people to meet someone like
themselves," said local dating coach and relationship therapist Alisa
Goodwin Snell.
High Court rules against ex-candidate challenging Gov. Herbert's election
07/21/2012 10:22am
The Utah Supreme Court on Friday upheld a
decision to dismiss the petition of a man challenging the election of
Utah Gov. Gary Herbert.
Man dies after crashing motorcycle on I-15
07/21/2012 12:16pm
A 62-year-old Hurricane man died Thursday after leaving the roadway
on his motorcycle.
Study challenges views about Western forest fires
07/21/2012 12:53pm
Scientists using field notes from surveys first conducted by
the government before the Civil War believe they've gained a better
understanding of how Western wildfires behaved historically.
Anglers allowed to keep more fish from some lakes
07/21/2012 1:49pm
Trout limits have been increased in lakes in San
Juan County and Daggett County, according to the state's Department
of Wildlife Resources.
Lost engagement ring found at bottom of lake
07/21/2012 2:33pm
One woman went on a real-life treasure
hunt after she lost her engagement ring in the
bottom of a lake.
Arrest made in connection to pipe bombs in impounded vehicle
07/21/2012 3:15pm
West Valley Police Department arrested the
person believed to be responsible for two pipe
bombs that were discovered in an impounded
vehicle earlier this week.
Training gives babysitters know-how, parents peace of mind
07/21/2012 3:52pm
Would you pay a little more for a babysitter
you could trust? The difference could be a
class, says one expert.
Woman crashes van into husband's car
07/21/2012 4:58pm
One woman drove her car into her
husband's after she found him with another
woman.
Neighborhood bars being re-examined in Salt Lake
07/21/2012 5:26pm
City leaders have agreed to explore the
possibility of expanding the area where
businesses can serve alcohol, but not in areas
near neighborhoods.
Fireworks stands' sales slashed in half, worse
07/21/2012 6:14pm
In anticipation of Pioneer Day, fireworks may
be lit starting Saturday. But will anyone be
shooting them off?
Memorial honoring 9/11 victims set for Kaysville
07/21/2012 6:56pm
A memorial honoring Utahns killed in the
Sept.
11, 2001 terrorist attacks and the wars in
Iraq
and Afghanistan will be built at the Utah
State
University Botanical Center in Kaysville.
Police search for ink stained bank robber with fake mustache
07/21/2012 7:01pm
Police continued looking Saturday for a man
investigators believe has
robbed at least two banks in two consecutive
days.
Man struck at intersection where 6-year-old was killed
07/21/2012 10:04pm
A 56-year old man remained
hospitalized Saturday after he was struck
Friday night by a
car while crossing the State Street at 1500
South —
the same place where a 6-year-old girl was
killed in March.
Stephen Covey remembered as family man
07/21/2012 10:32pm
Stephen R. Covey was a man who most of the
world will remember as an influential speaker
and best
selling author.
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