Prison without parole for burglar who murdered Sandy woman
09/11/2012 8:00am
Prosecutor Peter Leavitt stood before the judge trying to articulate just how brutal and senseless the murder was that claimed Magda Aleman's life.
Skyline-Olympus merger? District puts rumors to rest
09/11/2012 8:46am
It's the talk of the campus and the Millcreek community - rumors of a possible merge of arch-rivals Skyline and Olympus high schools.
Opinion: A tale of two (convention) cities
09/11/2012 9:06am
Two beautiful American cities went through the considerable effort to woo major political conventions to their town. Both had the daunting responsibility of providing security and both got that job done keeping citizens, conventioneers and highly placed dignitaries safe. Both did it very differently.
Former Timpview coach's teaching license suspended
09/11/2012 9:30am
The Utah State Board of Education voted unanimously to suspend former Timpview High football coach Louis Wong's teaching license for 18 months.
Want $10,000? Compete to become the ultimate Cheapster
09/11/2012 10:09am
Are you a college student who needs a little more help when it comes to financial sense? Or are you already frugal? Either way,you could win some money and some fame.
Ex-prosecutor now charged in 2 domestic violence cases
09/11/2012 10:20am
A former Salt Lake County deputy district attorney faces more trouble after he was arrested over the weekend.
Anti-idling campaign revs into high gear
09/11/2012 11:01am
Mayor Ralph Becker's anti-idling campaign has shifted into high gear with the start of school in the aim of getting parents who drop off their children curb-side to shut off their vehicles' engines.
15-year-old arrested in vandalism spree
09/11/2012 11:29am
A 15-year-old who police believe is responsible for an extensive vandalism spree, including slashed tires and arson, has been arrested.
Cigarettes: Some things you probably didn't know were in there (including licorice)
09/11/2012 11:59am
In the process of quitting smoking, this ksl.com science writer has come to find out there are a few interesting and weird things in cigarettes, as well as more than a few well-known poisons.
Property owners sue Rocky Mountain Power over wildfire
09/11/2012 4:25pm
More than 100 property owners sued Utah's largest utility for negligence Tuesday after a summer wildfire burned more than 70 square miles and destroyed more than 50 homes.
New audit: Gifts come under fire at alcohol control division
09/11/2012 4:34pm
A legislative audit released Tuesday morning details gifts to the former Utah Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control licensing and compliance director and states he should be criminally investigated for his actions.
Mothers of Scouts hit by lightning talk about suit
09/11/2012 5:42pm
The families of two Boy Scouts struck by lightning last year have filed a wrongful death suit against the Boy Scouts of America and its National Parks Council. One of the boys died. The mothers of those boys spoke to KSL Tuesday.
Utahns killed in 9/11 attacks honored in Kaysville
09/11/2012 5:52pm
Eleven years after the attacks of Septermber 11, 2001, Americans are taking a moment to remember the fallen and to look ahead to the future. Flags are at half-staff and tributes are being held all across the country as we remember the attacks that shook the nation, including Kaysville.
Utah beekeepers stung by drought
09/11/2012 5:54pm
Robert Yack found very little to be happy about as he checked hive after hive in one of his "best bee yards."
Child dies in apparent accidental shooting
09/11/2012 6:36pm
A small child in Springville is dead after police say he accidentally shot himself Tuesday.
Former defense attorney arrested on 6th DUI
09/11/2012 6:47pm
A convicted drunk driver and former defense attorney with a long history of DUI arrests has been caught once again. Jeffrey Gallup got out of prison less than six months ago but was busted for yet another DUI over Labor Day weekend.
SLC saves money with fuel-efficient vehicles
09/11/2012 7:02pm
Neighborhoods in the downtown area will see some changes to parking and recycling, and the people who keep an eye on these city services are getting some new wheels, which will save taxpayers some money.
Tips on how to begin a food storage for emergency preparedness
09/11/2012 7:20pm
With all the recent flooding in Utah, many families and individuals are starting to question their emergency preparedness.
Audit: Senate suggests termination of top radiation official
09/11/2012 7:50pm
On Tuesday, the Utah Senate President suggested that the state fire the top radiation control official because of lax oversight at the EnergySolutions radioactive waste landfill. His comments followed a blistering report by state auditors.
Cultural trends show more students are cheating in school
09/11/2012 8:15pm
Several recent stories suggest more students are cheating these days. 125 students at Harvard were accused of cheating two weeks ago. One communications professor studies cultural trends, and she had one theory of why more students are cheating.
Church files lawsuit over flier ban at LDS temple open house
09/11/2012 9:24pm
A Christian church that says it was prohibited from passing out fliers on public sidewalks bordering the new LDS temple in Brigham City filed a federal lawsuit against the city Tuesday.
Man hit, killed while attempting to clear roadway
09/11/2012 10:38pm
An auto-pedestrian accident in Woods Cross left a man dead Tuesday night. Police believe he was trying to move a deer carcass out of the road when he was hit.
Dozens of structures damaged in Santa Clara flood
09/11/2012 10:53pm
A breach in a retention basin caused a surge of water to flow into a Santa Clara neighborhood Tuesday, resulting in flood damage to at least 25 homes and a dozen businesses, forcing residents to evacuate.
Man nearly ingests blade at Murray restaurant
09/11/2012 11:06pm
A man found a small blade inside of his meal Tuesday at the Rumbi Island Grill in Murray. When confronted, restaurant managers said a broken piece of equipment was to blame.
Police arrest suspect in Sugar House homicide
09/11/2012 11:28pm
Police Tuesday apprehended a man they believe pulled the trigger on 16-year-old Kenyatta Winston, who was found dead in a vacant lot in Sugar House nearly two weeks ago.
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