A Mormon missionary serving in Micronesia died
Thursday from injuries suffered in a fall.
Utah legislators to close out 2014 session
Utah lawmakers are putting final touches on the state spending
budget and moving through dozens of bills as they wrap up this
year's legislative session.
Man who abused autistic teen makes 2nd parole bid
A Duchesne County man who sexually assaulted an autistic teenager
at a Vernal recreation center in 2009 had his second parole hearing
Thursday. The victim's family and members of the inmate's family
oppose his release.
Sportsmen's Expo shows kids to the great outdoors
The International Sportsmen's Expo features a
youth fair that aims to teach children to enjoy
and appreciate wildlife.
'Why aren't you more like your sister?' and other harmful comparisons
Parents should avoid harmful comparisons to other parents, their family to other families, and a child to another sibling. Not everyone is perfect, so luckily there's a couple of antidotes you can use to curb the comparison problem.
Graco adds more than 403,000 child seats to recall
Graco Children's Products has added more than 403,000 child seats
to last month's recall of 3.8 million to replace faulty harness buckles.
Why Syracuse mom killed her 2 daughters still unknown
Tragic details of the shooting deaths of Kyler Ramsdell-Oliva, 32, and her two daughters, Kenadee, 13, and Isabella, 7, are detailed in police reports. They provide clues but stop short of explaining why.
A bit of Utah history comes down for a new charter school
Glass towers at the former 49th Street Galleria and Fun Dome were
ceremoniously demolished Thursday in preparation for a charter
school set to take over the building in July.
A cramp or a clot? How to tell if your leg pain is serious
What may feel like a normal leg cramp may
actually be a blood clot called Deep Vein
Thrombosis. Estimates say every year at
least 100,000 deaths are directly or indirectly
related to DVT.
Utah-based company creates welcome pavilion for 2016 Olympics
In 2016, Rio de Janeiro will welcome the world's athletes, dignitaries
and tourists as it hosts the Summer Games. The Olympics are a great
platform for worldwide exposure, and a Utah company is working to
promote the United States.
BYU chemist makes breakthrough discovery on natural gas
Research published Thursday in Science magazine involving the work
of a Brigham Young University professor details a breakthrough
involving the conversion of natural gas to liquid alcohol fuel.
Backers flood to support local product
A Provo startup company has received support for a typically
unexciting product: a nightlight.
Venezuelan president calls for stepped up security
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro is calling on the National Guard to search the central city of Valencia for those responsible for a day of violence that left three dead.
Airing it out with Ty Detmer, Part III — Post-football life
In Part III of a three-part interview with Ty Detmer, the Heisman
winner talks about his life after football, current Cougar quarterback
Taysom Hill, BYU offensive coordinator Robert Anae and his "Go fast,
go hard" offense, and independence.
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.
Home burglarized after man returns from charity trip
A little more than a week after returning from a service trip to the
Philippines, Eric Bates' home was burglarized.
Video of robot table tennis match goes viral, draws criticism
A German robotics company has produced a machine it says can best
even the most skilled of table tennis players, but not every one is
convinced.
Wildcats rout Utes 71-39 in Pac-12 quarterfinals
Nick Johnson scored 14 points, T.J. McConnell
added 13 and No. 4 Arizona overwhelmed Utah
defensively in a 71-39 rout on Thursday to
match the most lopsided game in Pac-12
tournament history.
Battles brews over transmission line; Prison relocation commission approved
Here's a look at everything that's happening
on the Hill: Lawmakers passed a bill
to help create a convention hotel in downtown
Salt Lake City and a bill that would require
DNA sampling when people are booked with
felony charges. Lawmakers also are in the
middle of debating about the future of a huge
electrical transmission line that's destined
to cross Utah
5 movies that deserve a speeding ticket
Five movies that deserve a speeding ticket simply because the cars in
them go too fast.
Have You Seen This? Fallon and Hamm photobomb tourists
Jimmy Fallon recruited John Hamm to photobomb unsuspecting
tourists on top of 30 Rockefeller Plaza in New York City.
4 ways to welcome the arrival of spring
The first official day of spring is less than a week away.
Mom of daughter with spina bifida: 'Life is different but good'
A lot of spunk and spirit. That is what you
feel instantly when you step into a room with
9-year-old Madison Newbold, whose quality of
life has drastically improved thanks to doctors
at and donations to Primary Children's
Hospital.
Sandy police looking for Zions Bank robber
Police are looking for a man who robbed a bank on
Thursday morning.
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