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Four credit cards were recently stolen from a woman's purse at a restaurant without her even noticing, police said.
Herbert considering executive action on Healthy Utah
Gov. Gary Herbert said Thursday he is considering all options, including taking executive action, to enact his Healthy Utah alternative to Medicaid expansion now that House leaders say it won't get a hearing.
Search and rescue responds to injured snowmobiler in Cache County
A man was injured while snowmobiling Thursday afternoon, prompting a response from search and rescue crews.
'Jihadi John' identified as London-raised college grad
The world knows him as "Jihadi John," the masked, knife-wielding militant in videos showing Western hostages being beheaded by the Islamic State group. On Thursday he was identified as a London-raised university graduate known to British intelligence for more than five years.
Imagine Dragons’ new album tops Billboard 200 chart
Locally-formed Imagine Dragons is making headlines again after its newest album reached No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart.
Utah lawmakers focus on bills aiming to improve education and schools, among others
Utah lawmakers set their sights on education this week, considering bills that would impact low-performing schools, the amount of testing required of students, technology improvements and educational funding for families living in poverty.
Bill expanding medical marijuana use gets initial political nod from Utah lawmakers
A new bill facing the legislature for the first time Thursday would legalize medical marijuana for an expanded population of patients, as well as allow cultivation and processing of cannabis products in Utah.
Draper man indicted for fraud in alleged theft of $24M
A federal grand jury has indicted a 58-year-old Utah businessman on 15 counts of mail fraud in a scheme prosecutors say stole as much as $24 million from investors in retirement accounts.
BYU communications department obtains 'school' designation
The communications department at Brigham Young University was recently renamed the School of Communications, reflecting a change in the status of the program.
Regulators approve tougher rules for Internet providers
Internet activists declared victory over the nation's big cable companies Thursday, after the Federal Communications Commission voted to impose the toughest rules yet on broadband service to prevent companies like Comcast, Verizon and AT&T from creating paid fast lanes and slowing or blocking web traffic.
Run-over doe, fawns prompt $2K reward from Humane Society
The Humane Society of Utah announced Wednesday it is offering a $2,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible for the illegal killing of two fawns and a pregnant doe in Box Elder County.
House GOP weighs new approach on Homeland Security
Sounding a likely retreat, House Republicans weighed short-term funding Thursday to prevent a partial shutdown at the Department of Homeland Security while temporarily leaving in place Obama administration immigration policies they have vowed to repeal.
Daughter: Doctor accused of murder asked if he was monster
Hours after his ex-wife was found dead in her bathtub, Utah doctor John Brickman Wall asked whether he was a monster and if he was responsible for her death, the couple's oldest daughter testified Thursday.
Utah: A national model and blueprint for the future
Utah has proposed a plan that will coordinate efforts statewide to prepare for future.
What happens if DHS shuts down?
Congress has just two days until Department of Homeland Security funding runs out, and it's anyone's guess whether they'll take the department off the cliff.
Have You Seen This? Talking husky puppy
He might be trying to howl, but instead this husky puppy sounds like a babbling baby.
World's most popular natural wonders
Want to visit the most popular national parks and nature preserves around the world? You'll have a lot of company.
Ex-police chief: JonBenet Ramsey crime scene was mishandled
In his most extensive comments on the JonBenet Ramsey case, the former Colorado police chief who led the investigation into the high-profile 1996 slaying of the 6-year-old beauty queen acknowledged online that officers botched the initial handling of the crime scene.
Vintage NASA space photos up for auction
An out-of-this-world collection of vintage NASA photos — including the first "selfie" taken in space and a rare image of pioneering astronaut Neil Armstrong on the Moon — are to go up for sale in London.
Study: Nasty stomach bug much more common than thought in US
A nasty intestinal bug sickens nearly twice as many Americans each year as was previously thought, according to the largest U.S. study to look at the problem.
Drones cost $28,000 for one arrest
They are sleek, mostly silent converted weapons of war: Drones used by the Border Patrol to scan the skies in the empty deserts of the Southwest to spot illegal immigrants and then, if things work out, have agents arrest them. That's the idea, and the agents who use them say the drones give them a vantage point they never had before.
10 healthy and delicious baby foods you can make at home
10 delicious, make 'em yourself baby food recipes.
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