A man was killed during a car accident Monday afternoon and the resulting vehicle fire caused significant traffic delays on northbound I-15.
Rallies planned against states' push to control US lands
Advocates for retaining federal oversight of public lands plan rallies in the West on Monday to voice their opposition to efforts by some states to seize control of federal lands.
Google selling wireless plans to get more people online
Search giant, self-driving car developer, smartphone and tablet maker. Turned data plan provider?
Ogden police service warns of burglary, other crime trends
A recent spike in the burglary of unlocked homes prompted Ogden police to send out an alert.
Netanyahu assails Iran deal, touts US-Israel ties
Seeking to lower tensions, Benjamin Netanyahu and U.S. officials cast their dispute over Iran as a family squabble on Monday, but the Israeli leader still claimed that President Barack Obama did not — and could not — understand his nation's vital security concerns.
Southern Utah hit with foot of snow; more expected
Southern Utah is bracing for more precipitation after a weekend storm dumped about a foot of snow in the higher elevations.
Prosecutors: Teen killed girlfriend, dumped body in 2012
Just short of three years to the day that the body of 15-year-old Anne Kasprzak was found in the Jordan River, the preliminary hearing for the teenager accused of beating her to death began Monday.
Live like Tony Stark for a day with Robert Downey Jr.
Tony Stark himself, Robert Downey Jr., wants to share the love of being Iron Man with you while supporting a great cause.
20 ways to make yourself more likable at work
The average American employee spends 47 hours a week working, according to Gallup. That means a lot of time with co-workers. Here are 20 things you can do to be your best self at work and get along better with others.
LDS Family Services providing free online profiles for parents wanting to adopt
LDS Family Services and Adoption.com announced a new partnership on Monday to help Mormon couples who want to adopt increase their opportunities with birth parents through a new website, Adoption.com/lds, and free online parent profiles.
Florida's Rubio close to decision about presidential run
Marco Rubio isn't quite ready to say he's running for president, yet admits it sure does look like he will seek the White House in 2016.
Man has seizure while skydiving, saved by instructor
For the uninitiated, skydiving can be scary enough. Now imagine having a seizure and losing consciousness more than 9,000 feet above the earth — that's what happened to one Australian man who survived to tell the tale.
Costco strikes credit card deal with Citi, Visa
Costco says it struck a deal for Citi to be the exclusive issuer of its co-branded credit cards, with Visa replacing American Express as the card network.
New startup makes wi-fi profitable for businesses
Keeping up with the demands for free wi-fi may not always pay off, but Tive has found the solution to keep the user happy while profiting the business.
Make Your Week: 5 stories of kindness
Kindness can take the form of open arms sometimes. This week, we hear from a family with a special-needs child whose neighbors welcomed them after a rough move.
Joint birthday party for NY couple married 82 years
A husband and wife thought to be one of the oldest married couples in New York have celebrated their birthdays — and their combined ages will be 212.
Canada's tunnel mystery solved — well, sort of
A mysterious tunnel that Canadian authorities discovered weeks ago is still a mystery, though police said Monday the case is closed and there was "nothing criminal" going on.
New Ikea furniture will charge your phone wirelessly
Ikea is introducing furniture that will take advantage of new technology that will allow for wireless charging of devices.
Bill Gates repeats at top of Forbes' list of billionaires
The world's richest person got even richer this year. And a basketball superstar-turned-owner made the list for the first time.
'The Sound of Music' celebrates 50 years
Fifty years after its premiere, "The Sound of Music" is still among millions of fans' favorite things.
Old law prevents cities from attracting car dealerships, critics say
The Wasatch Front has long been fertile ground for the new car industry. But some cities claim they have been denied from participating in that potentially lucrative part of commerce because of an old law that some detractors call "protectionism."
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