As police waited Tuesday for results from the medical examiner,
questions about how a Pleasant Grove woman accused of killing six
newborn infants was allegedly able to conceal seven pregnancies
continued to swirl.
Proposed Wellsville truck stop raises safety concerns
A simmering two-year battle over a proposed truck stop in Cache
County intensifies tomorrow as neighbors take their concerns to the
Wellsville City Council.
Boston police safely blow up suspicious backpacks
Survivors, first responders and relatives of those killed in the Boston Marathon bombing marked the anniversary Tuesday with tributes that combined sorrow over the loss of innocent victims with pride over the city's resilience in the face of a terror attack.
Pedestrian hit and killed by FrontRunner train
A pedestrian was killed Tuesday night after being hit by a FrontRunner
train.
Council discusses backlog of over 600 rape kits
The Salt Lake City Police Department met with
City Council members
Tuesday to discuss a backlog of more than 600
unprocessed "rape
kits" that have accumulated since 2004.
Dinosaur discoveries in Utah's 'amazing place' get national attention
In the past 15 years, scientists have dug up at least nine — and
possibly as many as 20 — new species of dinosaurs in the Grand
Staircase-Escalante National Monument. Now, National Geographic
magazine is publicizing the remarkable discoveries.
Religion takes to the Internet
Creating digital apps, amping up profiles and making sure members and missionaries are prepared to share their message, religion is going where their congregations gather — online.
Ute Tribe, U. reach agreement on continued use of Utes
After five years without a formal agreement in place, the Ute Indian
Tribe and the University of Utah inked a new deal Tuesday that will
allow the school's sports team to continue using the name Utes.
The best things about raising boys
Before becoming a parent I never really thought about what it would be like to have boys. It's a loud and dirty wild adventure, with days colored by mud and potty humor, and I have no regrets.
Utah Symphony announces outdoor concert series in national parks
The Utah Symphony has announced a series of
concerts in iconic
settings within Utah's Mighty 5 National Parks.
Woman frustrated by postponed sentencing for impaired driver
A Utah County woman involved in a head-on
collision a year ago will
have to wait a little longer to find out what
will happen to the impaired
driver who pleaded guilty in connection with
the crash.
How to fake a clean home in 6 simple steps
Often, thorough spring cleaning isn't an option
and our homes don't look their best when
visitors call. But there are six fast and
simple steps to successfully fake a clean
house.
Police seek help identifying bank robber
Police are looking for a man they said robbed a bank in Salt Lake City.
Delta tops list of most profitable airlines in 2013
A report by Airline Weekly shows that Delta Air Lines was the most
profitable carrier in the world in 2013. Delta, the world's second-
largest airline in terms of passengers carried, generated net profits
last year of nearly $2.7 billion.
Ceremony honoring police officers to feature 'Heroes Behind the Badge' film
A room at Granger High School was prepared
Tuesday night for a ceremony to honor the good
things officers do, including a special
screening of a new documentary about police.
2 robbers arrested during routine traffic stop, police say
Two men who allegedly assaulted a man and stole his wallet were
arrested during a routine traffic stop Saturday, police said.
Judge declines to set trial date for Jeremy Johnson fraud case
Federal prosecutors are pushing for a trial
date in their case against St. George
businessman Jeremy Johnson, but the judge isn't
ready to set one.
Couple accused of scamming Apple store out of iPhones
Two people were arrested over the weekend for
allegedly using fake IDs to get discounts on
Apple products.
Sound spotlight: Local artists inspired by spirituality, nature and love
The National Parks band is rising in popularity. Inspired by a love of
nature and spirituality that drives their music, the band members are
enjoying the ride, working on a second album and gearing up to tour
both in and out of Utah.
Obama to Uchtdorf, faith leaders: My hands are tied on immigration reform
President Barack Obama met with President
Dieter F. Uchtdorf and other religious leaders
Tuesday morning to discuss the importance of
taking action on immigration reform and told
them a permanent solution lies in the hands of
Congress.
Spring 2014 Online Flower Festival
The fourth annual Online Spring Flower Festival
is celebrating the beautiful blooms of Utah.
Are your tulips the best in the neighborhood
this year? Show them off on KSL.com.
5 modern suggestions for wedding gifts
Wedding gifts can be tough to decide on. You want something
affordable, yet relevant to the couple's needs. Check out these 5 truths
about wedding gifts.
Should Obama use the power of his pen to turn the tide on immigration reform?
Immigration champion Rep. Luis Gutierrez
feels confident that President Barack Obama
will use his executive powers to push through
reform. House Speaker John Boehner feels
confident that doing so will tank what little
support the President has among Republicans
on immigration reform.
Have You Seen This? World's toughest job
If you think you are overworked and underpaid, this video may make
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