Employee charged with arson after his hours were cut
05/11/2012 7:29am
A 7-Eleven employee was charged Thursday with setting fire to the roof of the Salt Lake convenience store after his boss cut back his hours.
Traffic light study under way in West Valley City
05/11/2012 7:57am
West Valley City is trying to make it easier for motorists to get through town. City officials have started a study to see how they can coordinate more of their stoplights.
H. David Burton appointed to UTA board
05/11/2012 8:19am
Gov. Gary Herbert on Thursday appointed H. David Burton to serve on the board of directors of the Utah Transit Authority.
Timp Cave opens Saturday with improvements, social media plan
05/11/2012 10:22am
Timpanogos Cave opens for the season on Saturday after undergoing major improvements in the off-season. Also, the National Park Service is turning to social media to help manage tours of the popular attraction.
Spills expected as officers train for motorcycle squad
05/11/2012 11:05am
People who live near the Miller Motor Sports Park in Tooele County are used to hearing fast cars zooming on the track. This week they heard the screech of motorcycles as law officers gathered for training.
Police looking for victims of man convicted for child porn
05/11/2012 11:14am
A West Valley City man has been sentenced to up
to 15 years in prison on child pornography
charges. But, the Attorney General's Office is
still looking for possible victims.
Twilight Concert Series summer lineup announced
05/11/2012 11:23am
The Twilight Concert Series summer
lineup was announced Thursday by the Salt Lake
City Arts
Council.
Deaf students produce, perform opera
05/11/2012 11:32am
Students at the Utah School for the
Deaf and Blind had their turn in the limelight
Thursday as
they performed an opera of their own creation
at Mill
Creek Elementary's speech fair.
'Are you mom enough?' A dialogue about attachment parenting
05/11/2012 11:51am
The provocative cover on a national news
magazine has fueled a debate over parenting
styles, which some consider extreme.Critics
say, in the end, the controversy may not end
up
helping mothers or their children.
Overnight construction work to close sections of freeways
05/11/2012 12:20pm
Several key ramps and
interchanges in the Salt Lake City area will be
closed
this weekend for routine maintenance.
Boy injured in hit-and-run
05/11/2012 1:43pm
Police are looking for a driver who ran over a
boy on a bike and took off.
Local happenings include 'Cinderella,' Gold and Treasure Show
05/11/2012 3:09pm
Supporters marched for the Utah
Foster Care Foundation, the Children's
Theatre
of Salt
Lake produces "Cinderella" and gold
prospectors
share the
wealth at their Gold and Treasure show.
Utah's investment in innovation paying off
05/11/2012 3:40pm
That a powerhouse software company like Adobe
would opt to build a key location in Lehi is a
testament to Utah's economic prowess even
during a recession.
Romney apologizes for practical jokes as a teen
05/11/2012 5:46pm
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney
recently apologized for the practical jokes he
played as a teenager. But is an incident back
in Romney's high school days useful for voters
in a presidential election?
Small businesses to support Utah Valley Convention Center
05/11/2012 6:07pm
Two major events will take place here
Saturday morning in what city leaders believe
is just the
beginning of a new feeling in the downtown
area.
New route, fewer participants for Race for the Cure
05/11/2012 6:35pm
More than 12,000 runners will
participate in the re-routed Susan G. Komen
Race for the
Cure Saturday.
Emergency communication system aided by grant
05/11/2012 7:02pm
The Davis County Sheriff's Office got a
big wake-up call during December's big
windstorm. Now, the
office will receive a $10,000 grant to help
them get set up
for the next big emergency, and they are
focusing it on
communication.
Downtown development to create 136 affordable housing units
05/11/2012 7:51pm
Developers, lenders and government officials
broke ground Friday on The Plaza at State
Street, a $31.5 million residential and
commercial development.
Drug-sniffing dogs find money-filled suitcase in storage unit; owners want it back
05/11/2012 8:11pm
A suitcase full cash — nearly a quarter million dollars' worth — lay hidden in a West Jordan storage unit until police dogs learning to sniff out drugs found it during a training exercise.
School secretary facing sex charges following ex-student's confession
05/11/2012 8:53pm
A secretary working at a junior high school in Payson has been charged with having an inappropriate sexual relationship with a 16-year-old former student.
LDS Church donates $4 million for U's new law school building
05/11/2012 9:22pm
A new building for the University of Utah's S.J. Quinney College of Law received a $4 million gift from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Decades-old drowning mystery solved by DNA test
05/11/2012 10:09pm
A tragic 50-year-old mystery caused by a huge flood in Zion National Park has been solved with a chance find and a DNA match.
Heartfelt gift makes Mother's Day extra special for Lehi family
05/11/2012 10:55pm
This Mother's Day will mean a great deal to one
Utah mom. It's the anniversary of a special
gift that saved her son's life.
Weber County students rewarded working hard in Read Today program
05/11/2012 11:30pm
Students in Weber County are making great gains
in reading, so Chopper 5 swooped in to say
congratulations.
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