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Boehner's comments on tax cuts
Monday was back to work day for Congress. Lawmakers will start with a big twist from the minority leader about tax cuts for the middle class.
Rain saturates hillside slopes; gravity sends mud, rocks sailing
The recent rains have caused more than a fear of flooding, as canyon hillsides are threatening to collapse and roads are being covered with mud.
May 20th - 9:16pm
How clean are kids' band instruments?
A recent national study shows nasty things like mold, bacteria and fungi lurking inside band instruments. We decided to test some Utah instruments to see if your child's hobby could make them sick.
May 19th - 5:15pm
Pageant coordinators say parents sometimes go too far
Some beauty pageant coordinators are speaking out against a California mom who admits to giving her 8-year-old daughter Botox injections so she can compete.
May 13th - 10:00am
Fairy tale vs. reality: Marriage takes work, experts say
The royal wedding is just hours away, and while it may seem like a fairy tale come true, reality is much different. Marriage experts say "happily ever after" is just too high of an expectation.
Apr 28th - 9:24am
Bringing out the Bully, Part 2
No one knows more the pain that bullying can cause than the victim. But one Utah County man has found power and healing in sharing his story.
Apr 15th - 7:31am
Bringing out the Bully, Part 1
One school in West Jordan has made it a mission to face bullying head-on. It's in their slogan and day-to-day life: Be a buddy, not a bully.
Apr 14th - 5:20am
Growing sentiment against social media?
A recent survey shows a growing divide between people who use social media and those who don't want to use it. Surveyors say the divide is mostly over one specific thing.
Mar 28th - 7:12am
Doug & the Movies: 'Mars Needs Moms'
The title says it all. Mars has evolved into a matriarchal society that exists under the surface of the planet.
Mar 11th - 7:30am
Political experts analyze negative tone of Reid-Angle race
The nation's highest-elected Mormon is in the fight of his political life against a Tea Party-backed upstart. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and Republican opponent Sharron Angle are running neck-and-neck for Reid's Senate seat. (AP Photo/Julie Jacobson, File)
Oct 22nd - 5:20am
Utah task force rescuing more child prostitutes
Children across the country, including some in Utah, are being forced into prostitution. The Utah Human Trafficking Task Force is helping free more of them each year.
Sep 29th - 5:20am
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