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John Logie, of Layton, adopted Balto, a Czech Shepherd who he credits with saving his life in Afghanistan in 2009. Saturday, he arrived home from training another dog in Alabama with Balto, his "hero" in tow.
RSL gets 'Goonie'-ed at San Jose
Real Salt Lake couldn't hang on to a 3-1 halftime lead, conceding two late
goals to Victor Bernardez in a wild 3-3 draw with the San Jose Earthquakes.
Crimea votes on whether to secede from Ukraine
Residents of Ukraine's Crimea region are voting in a contentious referendum on whether to split off and seek annexation by Russia.
Count My Vote, democracy and political participation
Democratic government requires the honest airing of differences of
opinion in an atmosphere of civility and respect. It is natural that
there will be such differences. We must remain committed to abide by
the norms and and procedures of democracy.
Weber State clinches Big Sky, NCAA berth
Kyle Tresnak scored 27 points and Davion Berry
added 19 to help Weber State beat North Dakota
88-67 on Saturday for the Big Sky tournament
championship and an automatic NCAA berth.
West Jordan man killed in Sardine Canyon rollover
A West Jordan man was killed Saturday morning when the vehicle he was driving went off the road and crashed near the mouth of Sardine Canyon.
Surprise! Price teen becomes honorary deputy for life
A dream to become a police officer came true
Saturday for a very special teenager from
Price. Police cars, motorcycles and fire
engines from all over the state gathered in
support of 17-year-old Jace Marietti.
Crash in Provo Canyon snarls traffic, injures 4
A two-car crash Saturday afternoon backed up westbound traffic in Provo Canyon for more than an hour. The accident also sent four people to the hospital with minor injuries.
Comedian David Brenner, 'Tonight' favorite, dies
David Brenner, the lanky, toothy-grinned "Tonight Show" favorite whose brand of observational comedy became a staple for other standups, including Jerry Seinfeld and Paul Reiser, died Saturday. He was 78.
Vendors say economic improvement seen in Sportsmen’s Expo sales
From early indications, more people are going
to the 2014 International Sportsmen's Expo than
in years past. Some vendors believe it's a sign
the economy has turned for the better.
Focus turns to pilots as hunt for jet widens
Attention focused Sunday on the pilots of the missing Malaysia Airlines flight after the country's leader announced findings so far that suggest someone with intimate knowledge of the Boeing 777's cockpit seized control of the plane and sent it off-course.
Students to see a 5.8 percent tuition increase at the U.
This week, the University of Utah trustees approved up to a 5.8 percent increase in tuition rates for the 2014-15 academic year. The increase will help fund additional student support services, faculty compensation, utility costs and other programs.
Man carjacked in would-be drug deal, police say
Police in West Valley City are looking for man
who carjacked a vehicle Saturday in what the
victim claims was a drug deal gone wrong.
Delaware grandfather pens his own humorous obituary
Walter Bruhl Jr. got the last laugh. The Delaware man, who died March 9, penned his own humor-tinged obituary and left it for his family to find.
Alabama family reunited after adoptions in Ukraine
An Alabama couple and four children they adopted amid the violence in Ukraine are safely reunited.
Josh Hardy's father says son faces 'long road to recovery'
The drug is finally in Josh Hardy's system, but
his father says his ailing son is still looking
at a very tough road. Josh's parents got what
they'd been praying for this week: a chance to
get medicine that could help their 7-year-old
son survive.
Officials tour nearly-completed underground tunnel at Sugarhouse Park
Officials toured the nearly completed Draw at
Sugarhouse Park on Friday. The $5.3 million
underground passage comprises a bicycle and
pedestrian highway crossing, a wildlife
migration corridor and historic landscape
features.
Ravenous wild turkeys overrun northern Utah towns
It's gotten a little quiet out there. Too
quiet. The influx of wild turkeys in this town
seems to have dissipated in recent days from
the flock that numbered as many as 50 thronging
bird feeders and hay stacks this winter.
Wireless electricity? It's here
Katie Hall was shocked the second she saw it: a
light-bulb glowing in middle of a room with no
wires attached.
Man-eating tiger in India eludes hunters, claims additional victims
A man-eating tiger in northern India has now
claimed 10 victims. Terrified locals have
dubbed the enigmatic killer the "Mysterious
Queen."
30 best cities for starting a business
Location is the key for entrepreneurs, or at least that's the premise of
a new study by personal finance website Wallet Hub. Here is a list of
the top 30 cities for entrepreneurial innovation.
Lawyers: Allowing judge's ruling on same-sex marriage would be 'judicial wrecking ball'
Upholding a federal judge's decision to strike
down Utah's marriage law would be a "judicial
wrecking ball" hurtled at state sovereignty,
lawyers for Utah told a federal appeals court
late Friday.
Utah woman holds peaceful demonstration for fellow Ukrainians
What was supposed to be a peaceful
demonstration Friday became a protest from one
Utah woman trying to show support for her
fellow Ukrainians.
E-cigarette bill stalls despite 'mad dash' to put it through
After 10 substitutions and multiple debates
throughout the legislative session, a bill
looking to regulate electronic cigarettes was
extinguished late Thursday night after a "mad
dash" to push it through.
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