A Uintah County man has been booked into jail for investigation of murder in the death of his 6-month-old son.
Historical movie robots we like better than Chappie
While "Chappie" falls way short of worthwhile entertainment, we look back on five movie robots Hollywood got right.
Find passion, presence and purpose in your 'daily do's'
Often we feel we have to "eat, pray and love" in a year-long pilgrimage to regain passion in our lives. But shifting our view of our daily do's can bring a level of passion to our lives we may not have realized.
Hillary Clinton email trove under review for release
The government will review a huge cache of Hillary Rodham Clinton's emails for possible release after revelations she conducted official business as secretary of state in the shadows of a private account. The disclosure has raised questions in the buildup to her expected presidential run about whether she adhered to the letter or spirit of accountability laws.
Have You Seen This? When the fish aren't biting, try duck
The right fishing conditions involve a lot of variables, and sometimes those variables align for a more-than-surprising catch at the end of your line.
4 parent stars 'reared' 1 massive planet, NASA says
Our planet only has one star to give it light, but others have many more.
Tips for decontaminating boats from quagga mussels
In an effort to avoid spreading the suspected quagga mussels in Deer Creek State Park, Utah State Park officials closed the Charleston Bay boat ramp Wednesday and offered decontamination tips.
Michael Brown's family to file civil lawsuit 'shortly,' attorney says
The family of Michael Brown, the teen killed last year by Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson, will file a civil wrongful death lawsuit in the case "very shortly," attorney Anthony Gray said Thursday.
Senate panel passes anti-discrimination, religious rights bill
A Senate committee unanimously endorsed a compromise bill Thursday intended to protect religious freedom and LBGT Utahns from discrimination in housing and employment.
Mom of slain Riverton girl says teen suspect should be tried as adult
The certification hearing to determine whether a boy who was 14 when he allegedly murdered his girlfriend and dumped her body in the Jordan River continued Thursday.
Justices: Same-day audio for April 28 gay marriage cases
The Supreme Court will hear arguments over same-sex marriage on April 28 and make audio of the proceedings available later that day.
Cancer survivor helps other patients in national fundraising campaign
Johnny Maack was diagnosed with cancer in 2012. Now, two years cancer free, he is helping other cancer patients by raising funds for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, to help further blood cancer research, in a 10-week campaign that began March 3.
6 dollar saving deals for man's best friend
Six deals that will make you want to pamper your dog.
Ringling Bros. eliminating elephant acts; company says it will phase them out by 2018
The Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus is ending its iconic elephant acts.
Apple, Android browsers vulnerable to 'FREAK attack'
Millions of people may have been left vulnerable to hackers while surfing the web on Apple and Google devices, thanks to a newly discovered security flaw known as "FREAK attack."
Man charged following 120 mph chase in Moab
A Colorado man is facing felony charges following a police chase in Moab that reached speeds of 120 mph, according to jail records.
Firefighters rescue dog trapped in gap between walls
Los Angeles County firefighters got creative to rescue a dog that had fallen into a six-inch-wide gap in West Hollywood, California.
Man who pleaded guilty to arson gets 4 years in prison
A Utah electrician who acknowledged starting a fire last year that caused $6 million in damage to an unfinished Salt Lake City apartment building was sentenced Wednesday to four years in prison and ordered to pay restitution.
Special-needs manager teaches Highland basketball players life lessons
In 16 years as manager of Highland basketball, Mike Magelby hasn't missed one varsity game. He's helped them win three state championships despite his mental and developmental disabilities. Players say he's the glue, teaching them life lessons.
Students sue, saying Dixie State violates free speech
Three Dixie State University students filed a lawsuit Wednesday saying that administrators violated their free speech rights by refusing to let them post fliers with satirical pictures of President Barack Obama, former President George W. Bush and the revolutionary leader Che Guevara.
Man arrested after allegedly throwing puppy out window
Police say a Utah man was arrested on suspicion of animal cruelty after he tossed his girlfriend's puppy from their third-floor apartment, killing it.
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