A Utah mom with an online business was shocked to learn her image,
name
and address were on a porn revenge site.
Potential donors line up for cheek swabs that may save lives
Volunteers collected cheek swab samples Tuesday
in hopes of generating matches for those
needing bone marrow transplants at a registry
sponsored by Granger Medical Clinic, Be the
Match and the American Childhood Cancer
Organization.
Honor student who sued parents returns home
The New Jersey honor student who sued to get her parents to support her after she moved out of their home has reunited with her parents.
Utah legislators to close out 2014 session
Haley Smith and The Associated Press
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posted Mar 13th - 8:17am
Utah lawmakers are set to put final touches on the budget and work through dozens of bills as they wrap up their legislative session late Thursday night.
After 2 heartbreaks, Utah family adopts baby from China
A family from Salt Lake City has spent nearly two years working on an
adoption that finally became a reality Tuesday afternoon.
SC deputy cried after shooting 70-year-old man
A South Carolina deputy who during a traffic stop shot a 70-year-old man reaching for his cane broke down in tears as other officers arrived.
Searchers scour rubble after gas explosion kills 7
Rescuers working amid gusty winds, cold
temperatures and billowing smoke pulled four
additional bodies overnight from the rubble of
two Manhattan apartment buildings, as the death
toll rose Thursday to at least seven.
Malaysia: No engine data after plane went missing
Officials dismissed reports Thursday that the
missing Malaysian airliner's engines continued
sending data for hours after its last contact,
but said it was possible the plane continued
flying.
'Everyone has a story to tell,' says Sterling Scholar winner
Springville High School film student Jacob
Buhler was named the 2014 General Sterling
Scholar and given the state skilled and
technical science award.
12 reasons to celebrate the Web's 25th birthday, from Google to cats
As the World Wide Web turns 25, we took a look at some of the ways it
has shaped modern life.
Senate majority leader 'doing well' after collapse at Capitol
Senate Majority Leader Ralph Okerlund, R-Monroe, was "stable and doing well" after leaving the Capitol on a stretcher Wednesday afternoon, according to statement from the lawmaker's family.
UHP and SLC bars team up to prevent DUIs
Local bars are teaming up with the Road to Zero
Fatalities campaign
that aims to cut DUI arrests in March.
Cancer patient plans lawsuit after FedEx loses tissue sample
A woman may have to go through unnecessary
chemotherapy to treat her breast cancer after
her breast tissue sample was lost in the mail.
Nowitzki leads Mavericks past Jazz 108-101
The Jazz kept it close until the end, but Dallas pulled away for a 108-
101 victory.
State to honor Sgt. Cory Wride by renaming highway where he died
Cory Wride's family and colleagues visited the Capitol on Wednesday as the Legislature honored the Utah County sheriff's sergeant killed in the line of duty earlier this year.
2 NYC buildings collapse in explosion, 2 dead
A gas leak triggered an earthshaking explosion that flattened two
apartment buildings on Wednesday, killing at least three people,
injuring more than 60 and leaving nine missing.
Report: Chinese site may show plane debris images
Satellite images on a Chinese government website show suspected
debris from the missing Malaysia Airlines jetliner floating off the
southern tip of Vietnam, near the plane's original flight path, China's
Xinhua News Agency reported Wednesday.
Single mom gifted car from Utah County companies
Several Utah County business pulled together to
surprise a single
mother with a good-as-new car on Thursday.
How to make friendships a priority — and why it's important
For over a decade, studies have shown just how crucial friendships are to our actual health and well-being. But keeping close friends is not often easy. This MOMentity column offers advice on how we can keep these female relationships a priority.
Surgeon gives life-saving chance to girl many thought had no chance
The Keller Family celebrates every hug, every
kiss and every smile from their 4-year-old,
because they know what it's like to almost lose her. Doctors at Primary Children's Hospital performed life-saving surgery when a virus attacked her heart.
Ex-AG John Swallow hung 'for sale' sign on office door, new report says
The special House committee charged with investigating former
Attorney General John Swallow ended its work Wednesday with the
release of a report concluding that he "hung a veritable 'for sale' sign"
on his office door.
Callers pretend to be from sheriff's office in scam, deputies say
People should be wary of callers who claim they owe money to pay off
a warrant, according to the Utah County Sheriff's Office.
Tips for preparing emergency first-aid kits
Emergency preparedness to many people means food and water but
there is a third important element in being prepared: first aid.
Utah recognition of same-sex marriage in judge's hands
Four same-sex couples who married in Utah during the brief time it
was legal argued in federal court Wednesday that the state is
disrupting their lives because it doesn't recognize their unions.
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