A Century of Scouting
The world would be a much better place if people of every nationality, age and gender would subscribe to the core values taught by an organization that was formally established in the United States one hundred years ago today.
Feb 8th - 4:47am
Snake Valley Water
It's a good thing Utah officials didn't hastily sign an agreement that could have given Las Vegas access to precious water from the Snake Valley aquifer in Utah's west desert region.
Feb 5th - 4:44am
UVU Science Building
Everyone knows money will be tight on Capitol Hill this year. Judiciously divvying up what's available will be an enormous challenge. Indeed, a lot of compelling cases can be made by any number of state-funded institutions and agencies for critical needs.
Feb 3rd - 4:06am
Unintended Consequence
As yet another legislative session moves into full swing, KSL reminds lawmakers of the need to always be sensitive to the potential unintended consequences of their far-reaching decisions.
Feb 1st - 4:02am
Trusted Voices
Please allow us to use our editorial voice today to affirm KSL's commitment to a few guiding values adopted recently for companies under the umbrella of Deseret Management Corporation (DMC), which is the business arm of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. KSL is one of them.
Jan 29th - 5:28am
Quake Zone
The devastating earthquake in Haiti is yet another reminder for Utahns of the need to incessantly prepare for the expected "big one" here.
Jan 27th - 5:26am
The Legislature
Utah's Capitol Hill will be abuzz for the next 45 days as the Utah Legislature engages in what promises to be one of the most challenging sessions in the state's history
Jan 25th - 5:25am
Sheldon Killpack
State Senator Sheldon Killpack's sudden fall from power is yet another resounding lesson in how one person's indiscretion can have such a profound rippling effect on so many other people and institutions.
Jan 22nd - 5:24am
Nine Mile Deal
The Nine Mile Canyon deal that was so ceremoniously signed recently by a host of interested parties is certainly laudable and deserving of the attention it received.
Jan 20th - 4:12am
Liberty and Civil Rights
This holiday that honors Dr. Martin Luther King and the civil rights movement in America seems an appropriate time to reflect on the impact of ongoing challenges to the freedoms typically enjoyed in this great land.
Jan 18th - 4:11am
Express Lanes
UDOT's plan to more effectively utilize express lanes along Interstate 15 from Ogden to Spanish Fork makes a lot of sense.
Jan 15th - 3:35pm
Never Give Up
Salt Lake City Police deserve a pat on the back for not giving up the search for the person who killed ten-year-old Anna Palmer back in 1998.
Jan 13th - 1:58am
Victory for Terrorism
Score a partial victory for terrorism. Even though a young Nigerian radical didn't succeed in blowing up an airplane as it approached Detroit Christmas Day, his mere attempt successfully terrorized the nation and much of the world.
Jan 11th - 1:54am
Deputy Josie Fox
By all accounts, Millard County Sheriff Deputy Josie Greathouse Fox was a remarkable law enforcement officer with an uncanny ability to touch and improve the lives of the people she encountered.
Jan 8th - 1:53am
Arts Education
What some would consider to be expendable state-funded programs, especially when budgets are tight, in reality are some of the most essential when it comes to long-term benefits.
Jan 6th - 4:48am
Utah's Drug Problem
Utah has a serious drug abuse problem. It is a quandary that goes beyond the use of hard-core illegal street drugs and into the realm of the abuse of drugs that are typically prescribed for medicinal purposes.
Jan 4th - 4:46am
What Lies Ahead?
What lies ahead? It is a question on the minds of a lot of people this first day of the year 2010.
Jan 1st - 4:45am
Unified Police Department
The launch this coming weekend of a Unified Police Department is a welcomed cost-saving consolidation of a vital service in Salt Lake County.
Dec 30th - 4:34am
Spending and Debt
Another Christmas has come and gone, and while consumer spending may not have tallied what it has in the past, it is likely a lot of people incurred far more debt than they should have.
Dec 28th - 4:32am
Merry Christmas
We say Merry Christmas. Have you ever thought about the word merry? It means "lively and cheerful: full of or showing lively cheerfulness or enjoyment."
Dec 25th - 3:56am
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