Intense schooling needed to teach 'Home Ec'
08/27/2012 7:41am
Teaching what used to be known as "home ec" isn't as easy as it looks.
Provo Craigslist rental ad scam busted, traced to Nigeria
08/27/2012 11:53am
Folks often hear about online scams that come from Nigeria, but Provo police were able to help at least slow one scam ring down after the middleman was caught.
Brother of Midvale shooting victim pleads for help finding killer
08/27/2012 12:32pm
The brother of a Midvale man that was shot to death Sunday is pleading for help in finding the killer.
21 reasons to go out on the town this week
08/27/2012 3:44pm
A list of events going on throughout Utah this week that you may want to check out. Suggestions? Email us, or tweet @kslcom with the hashtag #StuffToDo.
Sheepdog competition keeps Olympic legacy alive
08/27/2012 6:02pm
Sixty-four highly talented sheepdogs are converging on Utah from around the world for an annual event that's grown far beyond what organizers ever expected.
Arsonist involved in neighborhood attacks eludes Roy Police
08/27/2012 6:14pm
Roy Police are trying to get to the bottom of several acts of arson in one neighborhood. Neighbors are concerned if the pattern isn't stopped soon somebody is going to get seriously hurt or even killed.
Doctor accused of killing wife makes first court appearance
08/27/2012 6:34pm
A Pleasant Grove doctor charged with murdering his wife made his first court appearance Monday in Provo.
Luxurious welcome for elementary students includes red carpet, iPads
08/27/2012 7:32pm
While many parents welcome the relative calm after their children board the school bus, most Utah families are likely feeling the impact a new school year has on their wallets.
City council objects to plans for Logan canal
08/27/2012 7:33pm
Three people died when a canal broke in Logan three years ago. Now a plan to keep that from happening again is under fire from the city council.
Utah delegates gear up for convention with unconventional project
08/27/2012 8:10pm
Utah's delegates put politics on hold a bit Monday after the Republican National Convention was put on hold thanks to Tropical Storm Isaac. To fill their suddenly empty schedule, many decided to put together hundreds of emergency hygiene kits.
Lighthouse fire caused by massive falling boulder, investigation claims
08/27/2012 8:25pm
A wildfire that scorched more than 800 acres and threatened a number of prehistoric archaeological sites in July was caused when two massive boulders collided, according to state fire investigators.
Idaho man dead, passenger injured in Box Elder crash
08/27/2012 8:28pm
An Idaho man was killed Monday when the SUV he was driving rear-ended a semitrailer, police said.
Orem Center Street interchange reopens after a month of closures
08/27/2012 8:49pm
Just in time for the mad rush of students returning to school in Utah County, Center Street is now open.
Father charged with murder in death of 1-month-old Draper boy
08/27/2012 10:59pm
A 1-month-old boy died Monday after nearly drowning Friday. Police say the child had injuries consistent with shaken baby syndrome and have arrested his father on murder charges.
Love feeling 'excited','honored' for center-stage opportunity
08/27/2012 11:02pm
Tuesday promises to be a big day for Saratoga Springs Mayor Mia Love, who is scheduled to speak during NBC's primetime coverage of Republican National Convention. She plans to take advantage of her moment to shine with a sense of style and a rousing speech.
Former plastic surgeon accused of kidnapping, malpractice found dead
08/27/2012 11:06pm
Embattled Orem plastic surgeon Joseph Berg and his fiancee were was found dead in his home Monday just days after he finished serving a jail sentence for kidnapping her.
Facebook finds camera owner, forges new friendship
08/27/2012 11:07pm
As a social-networking site, Facebook has its friends and its foes. But a couple of Utah women will never forget how it helped them find each other.
Charter school attendance on the rise in Utah
08/27/2012 11:09pm
Thousands of Utah children are returning to the classroom this week, but many aren't returning to their traditional, neighborhood schools. Nearly 10 percent of Utah students now attend charter schools.
Woman takes plea deal for using SUV to run down ex-husband
08/27/2012 11:14pm
A woman accused of driving her SUV into a building in order to run down her ex-husband accepted a plea deal Monday, roughly two weeks after a judge declared a mistrial in her case.
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