Grammar app uses social media to teach teens
05/24/2012 7:59am
Grammar is often hard for teenagers to grasp. One teacher has created an app he hopes will help move students to the next level
Trial set for woman charged in death of teen
05/24/2012 8:40am
A trial has been scheduled for a woman charged in connection with the death of North Ogden teenager Alexis Rasmussen.
Office break rooms may harbor many germs
05/24/2012 11:05am
A new study sheds light on just how gross break rooms can be. They house all kinds of germs that can make someone in the office sick.
Former GOP gov hopeful decries $100k contribution to state party
05/24/2012 11:23am
A $100,000 contribution from the Republican
Governors Association toward the Utah GOP's
effort to boost caucus turnout should have been
rejected, failed gubernatorial candidate Morgan
Philpot said.
Anderson Cooper calls out Obama camp and Huntsman wins 'sexy' award
05/24/2012 11:45am
Anderson Cooper calls out an Obama spokesperson
for hypocrisy, Biden's approval is down, a
story is told of an unforgettable Obama image
and Huntsman is named one of the sexiest men
alive over 50.
Company files lawsuit in battle over electronic billboard
05/24/2012 2:35pm
Cities along the Wasatch Front are joining Salt Lake City's battle over digital billboards in hopes of regulating if, when and where the electronic signs should be allowed.
Man who threw Molotov cocktails at Cedar Hills home gets prison
05/24/2012 3:13pm
A Canadian man who threw Molotov cocktails at a Cedar Hills home last year is headed to prison.
Salt Palace flips switch on 6,006 solar panels
05/24/2012 5:32pm
Effective Thursday, thousands of solar panels
are reducing the Salt Palace electric bill by
about 20 percent in the culmination of a
project that started over four years ago.
Highway 14 finally opens after landslide cleanup
05/24/2012 6:29pm
Highway 14 in Iron County is now open after being closed for months because of a massive landslide.
Tribes angry federal government isn't including them in pipeline plans
05/24/2012 6:41pm
A plan to feed a growing thirst for water in Las Vegas is running into resistance from Native American tribes in Utah and Nevada. The tribes say their input is being flat out ignored, even when it comes to possible impact on sacred sites along a 300-mile pipeline plan.
Unified Police searching for hiker missing since Monday
05/24/2012 7:43pm
Police are searching for a 48-year-old Alta man who's been missing since leaving for a hike Monday afternoon.
Army removing unexploded WWII munitions from West Desert
05/24/2012 8:09pm
A cleanup operation is underway in the West Desert to get rid of some very old leftover munitions from World War II, mostly old artillery shells.
Tooele teen's 'inappropriate' outfit makes national headlines
05/24/2012 8:53pm
Last week, a Tooele teen was called into the
office by principal Larry Abraham over the
length of her skirt, which she was told was a
half-inch too short. Her story made national
headlines after her father wrote about the
incident on his blog.
Custody battle over dead woman's children continues in juvenile court
05/24/2012 9:02pm
An 18-year-old who wants to get his siblings out of their father's home pending a criminal investigation into the mysterious death of their mother continued his efforts in juvenile court Thursday.
Injured Ogden officer honored with F-16 flight
05/24/2012 9:17pm
An Ogden police officer injured in a deadly shootout in January got an opportunity Thursday to fulfill a lifelong dream of flying aboard an F-16.
Herbert contemplating special session to deal with high school tests, liquor licenses
05/24/2012 9:47pm
Gov. Gary Herbert indicated Thursday he may
call lawmakers into special session to put a
new assessment test for high school students
in
place before classes start this fall. He also
indicated a need for increasing liquor
licenses
sooner rather than later.
Abused girl defies odds and graduates with classmates
05/24/2012 10:28pm
Thursday night, there were 339 students who
made up the class of 2012 at Provo High
School's graduation. On a cold January night
15
years ago, no one thought Amanda Peterson
would
be one of them.
Officials urge safe driving over Memorial Day weekend
05/24/2012 10:33pm
It may only be Thursday but many Utahns are already hitting the road to enjoy the Memorial Day weekend. The Utah Highway Patrol is reminding people to drive safe on the road.
Investigators probe allegations of claim-jumping
05/24/2012 10:49pm
In what sounds like a throwback to the old West, Utah authorities are investigating allegations of claim-jumping, looking into what may be fraudulent mining claims offered for sale on eBay.
Agreement allows 2022 Olympic bid study to move forward
05/24/2012 11:10pm
A major hurdle to a Utah bid for the 2022 Winter Games has been removed now that international and U.S. Olympic leaders finally have a new revenue-sharing agreement.
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