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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.
Restored pianos revitalize music at two schools
Soon, teenagers in Utah will be able to play pianos that were once played by the masters. This fall two schools in Utah are unveiling newly restored concert-sized pianos after years of fundraising.
Oct 12th - 11:59pm
Restored pianos revitalize music at two schools
Soon, teenagers in Utah will be able to play pianos that were once played by the masters. This fall two schools in Utah are unveiling newly restored concert-sized pianos after years of fundraising.
Oct 12th - 11:59pm
9/11: Utah Remembers - Psychologist helped rescuers at ground zero
Volunteers from around the world responded in
the aftermath of the attacks of September 11,
2001. Among them were many Utahns, including a
psychologist who was part of a mental health
team with the American Red Cross.
Sep 11th - 3:30pm
New Yorkers undaunted by terror threat
Despite the latest terror threat targeting New York City and Washington DC, New Yorkers are unflinching.
Sep 9th - 9:24am
9/11: Utah Remembers - Muslim Americans
The attacks of 9/11 changed many opinions on Muslim Americans and many have tried to distance themselves from the actions of terrorists.
Sep 9th - 7:58am
9/11: Utah Remembers - Security changes over past decade
Ten years ago anyone could walk up to an airline gate to wish a friend or family member good bye, but then came September 11, 2001.
Sep 8th - 12:30pm
9/11: Utah Remembers - New generation is not afraid
In the 10 years since the 9/11 attacks, a new generation of children is growing up in a different world. But they are not afraid for their country or their future.
Sep 8th - 6:40am
More students taking advantage of choices in education
As school gets back in session this month, some parents are driving in different directions -- even miles out of their way -- to send their children to different schools.
Aug 25th - 6:30am
Back to School Part 2: 5 most common shopping mistakes
As parents flock to the big box stores to get their kids ready for school, a lot of them may be handing over more cash than they need to. There are five common mistakes parents make while back-to-school shopping.
Aug 12th - 8:00am
Back to School Part 1: Teacher Trading
Most of Utah's students will be back in the classroom before the end of the month. Some already know who their teacher or teachers are; others will find out right before school starts.
Aug 11th - 7:52am
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