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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.
Looking beyond 2010 to 2012
A busy Tuesday of midterm primaries is now in the rearview, and the 2012 general election may seem far away, but now is actually an important time for presidential hopefuls. (AP file photo)
Aug 25th - 5:20am
Woman faces judge for 7th DUI
A Utah County woman will spend time in jail for her seventh DUI charge. Her arrest history for drunk driving goes back to 1989, and yet again she stood before a judge Wednesday to be sentenced for driving under the influence.
Aug 11th - 9:50pm
St. George braces for possible impact of AZ immigration law
Even though the most controversial part of the Arizona law was blocked, the issue is still causing concern at the Arizona-Utah border. Many speculate that if the Arizona law holds, illegal immigrants will travel north and settle in Utah.
Jul 29th - 11:49pm
AG heads to Twitter to defend immigration stance
Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff says his office is taking down illegal immigrants who are stealing Social Security numbers. He says he had to send a Twitter message after getting a lot of questions about it.
Jul 22nd - 5:55pm
Dog rescuer wants to find it a new home
A man who made a risky drop to save a stranded puppy is now trying to find a family for it.
Jun 24th - 7:14am
Firing squad executions: A look back and a look ahead
Utah hasn't seen a firing squad execution since January 1996, but convicted killer Ronnie Lee Gardner is scheduled for execution after midnight June 18. Now, a witness to the last firing squad execution and corrections officials are reflecting and looking ahead to Gardner's fate, barring a late reprieve.
Jun 10th - 6:40am
Airlines implement peak travel surcharge
Another new surcharge by some airlines means the price you end up paying will be a lot higher than what you first see at the beginning of the booking process.
May 24th - 9:37am
Getting rid of the digital clutter
Facebook on your smartphone, Myspace on your iPad, Twitter on your laptop. It all can be a bit too much to handle at times. But what are some of the best ways to sift through all of the clutter we deal with in our digital lives?
May 13th - 7:36am
Utah has a growing snake and reptile problem
When a snake or any other kind of exotic reptile is wandering around somewhere between Ogden and Provo, Utah Reptile Rescue Service usually gets the call to remove it. The owner says calls have been steadily on the rise in the last decade.
Apr 28th - 5:00am
Many college graduates find transition difficult
As thousands of students prepare for graduation from Utah's colleges and universities, many of them are finding it harder to move on to the real world than they had hoped.
Apr 23rd - 6:00am
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