A semitruck carrying turkeys went off the road
and plunged into Deer Creek Reservoir Thursday
morning.
Rules change means more drug offenders eligible for clemency
More federal prisoners serving drug sentences
can apply for clemency after the Justice
Department announced new rules Wednesday.
University to release report on fertility sample switch
The University of Utah is expected to release
findings Thursday morning of its investigation
into the case of a fertility worker accused of
swapping at least one patient's sample for his
own.
Michigan man among 1st in US to receive bionic eye
A degenerative eye disease slowly robbed Roger Pontz of his vision.
Afghan hospital guard kills 3 American doctors
An Afghan security guard opened fire on a group of foreign doctors at a Kabul hospital on Thursday morning, killing three American physicians and wounding a U.S. nurse, officials said.
Lawmakers aim to improve benefits for fallen officers' families
State leaders tackle a big problem brought to
light by a KSL investigation -- how Utah takes
care of the widows and families of fallen
police officers.
Defendant 'not in the best of moods' prior to deadly shooting, transcript shows
Siale Angilua wasn't in a good mood when his
trial started in federal court Monday morning,
according to court transcript.
Video shows man burglarizing SLC business
Salt Lake City police have released surveillance video of a burglary and
are asking the public's help in identifying the thief.
Officials evacuate small Wyoming town following explosion
An explosion at an energy company in Wyoming caused the evacuation
of the entire population of a small town.
Concerns raised over school district’s Daybreak land purchase
Some people living within the boundaries of the Jordan School District are raising questions about a land deal in Daybreak and how much the district paid for it.
2 siblings responsible for Spanish Fork playground fire, police say
Two siblings — an 11-year-old boy and an 8-year old girl
— are responsible for a fire at Spanish Fork Elementary, police
said.
Echo Dam almost finished, water levels increasing
Not only is the water level at Echo Reservoir increasing — 4
inches in one night alone — but construction crews building the
new Echo dam is almost done.
Shakespeare turns 450, celebrate by using words he invented
The masterful Bard would be 450 today, and his legacy lives in the myriad words and phrases he invented that he still uses today.
Rare Mormon coins go up for auction
Some very rare coins are up for auction, and you may be surprised at how much people will pay for them. One of the rare Mormon gold coins could fetch as much as $1 million.
3 tips I learned about love — from Batman
Love doesn't look the same for all of us. I realized that the night my son told me he "liked" me. I was added to the "like list," just like Batman, and learned some tips from my little Batman to deepen my love for life.
Utah ranks low in use of local food, farmers markets
How easy is it to eat local in Utah? A Vermont-based group has
released a ranking of states, called the Locavore Index, which ranks
the states based on availability of local food. Utah falls in the bottom
10. Here are some ways to help improve.
College students can't pay for school as they go, study says
It's impossible to work through college and pay tuition as you go, at
least according to one Ph.D. student in Michigan.
Overflowing canal, power outages follow storm
A storm overnight blew debris into a canal in West Jordan, causing the
water to overflow. In addition to this, thousands of people throughout
Utah were without power Wednesday morning because of the storm.
Lockdown lifted after student brings gun to junior high
The Mont Harmon Junior High School was placed on lockdown Tuesday
morning after a teen brought a gun to school.
Shurtleff: New report based on 'tall tales'
Former Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff seemed to have a
message Wednesday for those investigating him for potential criminal
charges: Bring it on.
Fired West Valley officer's hearing delayed once more
For the third time, the West Valley City Civil Service Commission delayed a hearing for a fired police officer who shot and killed a woman in 2012.
Serial arsonist linked to 10 fires, police offer $5,000 reward
Police are offering a $5,000 reward for information that leads to the
arrest of a person or group of people suspected of committing 10 acts
of arson since March.
Police investigate similar bomb threats in Provo, Kearns
A suspicious package prompted police to call out the bomb squad Wednesday at a CVS Pharmacy in Provo. A similar incident happened around the same time at a pharmacy in Kearns.
Loved ones remember world traveler who died in paragliding accident
Eric Hill, 32, died from injuries sustained during a paragliding accident
in Draper. He is known for his world travels and for being a contestant
on the upcoming season of "The Bachelorette."
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