A hiker in a remote area of Provo Canyon found the skeletal remains of
a person Saturday. Provo police then found the remains of a second
person.
Utahns arrive in Boston to participate in marathon
Hundreds of runners from Utah will be in Boston Monday to participate
in the annual marathon.
Utah's popular 'soda-pop geyser' is fizzling out
One of Utah's most unusual tourist attractions
is dying. North America's only cold-water
geyser — sometimes called the "soda-pop geyser"
— has apparently been plugged up by visitors
dropping rocks into it.
Faiths around Utah gather to celebrate Easter
On Sunday when billions of Christians throughout the world celebrate
the resurrection of Jesus Christ, Utahn's of all faiths expressed their
joy for Easter as well.
No aftershocks from Saturday's Tooele quake
Seismologists at the University of Utah are
calling Saturday night's earthquake a "minor"
event.
Paraglider in critical condition after parachute collapses
A paraglider was transported to the University
of Utah hospital in
critical condition after falling between 15 to
20 feet at a hang gliding
park in Draper.
1-year-old hit and killed in Kearns driveway
A 1-year-old boy was accidentially runover in
his driveway and killed
Saturday.
Grim work for families as more bodies discovered
A transcript released Sunday shows the South Korean ferry that sank
was crippled with confusion and indecision well after it began listing
dangerously, possibly adding to a death toll that is officially at 58 but
could eventually exceed 300.
Malaysia, Flight 370 relatives talk financial help
A Malaysian official met Sunday with relatives of passengers who were
aboard the missing jetliner and discussed ways of providing them with
financial assistance, as an unmanned submarine continued its search
for any signs of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370.
Artificial eyes, plastic skulls: 3-D printing the human body
The 21st century has seen the growth of 3-D printing, with well-
known applications in architecture, manufacturing, engineering, and
now increasingly in medicine.
Tahoe tourism officials borrow ideas from Utah
Tourism officials from several key Lake Tahoe agencies have paid a visit to Park City, Utah, to catch a glimpse at how another mountain town operates and manages its major challenges.
Search and rescue finds missing man in Slate Canyon
Utah County Sheriff's search and rescue has found the 25-year-old
autistic man who was separated from the group he was with in Slate
Canyon Sunday.
Study: Utah population to nearly double by 2050
Utah's population is expected to soar 86 percent by 2050 from 2.9 million to 5.4 million, according to a report.
Family 'shocked' over Taylorsville woman's death
The family of Margaret Steffey, 59, reacted
Sunday to her death and arrest of an 18-year-
old man for investigation of aggravated murder.
Utah man arrested in child enticement sting
Idaho prosecutors have charged a Utah man with felony child
enticement after he allegedly arranged to meet an undercover officer
representing himself online as a 15-year-old girl.
Woman reunited with dog, TV snatched on 1st date
A woman has been reunited with her Yorkshire Terrier and flat-screen
TV that were snatched during her first date with a man she met online.
Facebook launches friend-tracking feature
Your phone always knows where you are. And now, if you want, your
Facebook friends will always know where you are, too.
SpaceX's Dragon on way to International Space Station
Belching smoke and fire, SpaceX's unmanned Dragon spacecraft
successfully blasted off from Cape Canaveral, Florida, Friday afternoon
on a resupply mission to the International Space Station.
Pope Francis, huge crowd joyously celebrate Easter
Marking Christianity's most hopeful day, Pope Francis made an Easter
Sunday plea for peace and dialogue in Ukraine and Syria, for an end to
terrorist attacks against Christians in Nigeria and for more attention to
the hungry and neediest close to home.
Why current threats to banish Christ from public life would leave us without truth
The Roman governor Pilate, confronting Jesus Christ, asked if he was
a king. This was a conflict between power and truth, and Christ chose
the truth. Will we do the same?
Divers begin pulling bodies from sunken ferry
After more than three days of frustration and failure, divers on Sunday finally found a way into a submerged ferry off South Korea's southern shore, discovering more than a dozen bodies inside the ship and pushing the confirmed death toll to 50, officials said.
Man taken into custody after barricading himself in apartment
A man has been taken into custody after SWAT responded to
Wedgewood Willow Apartments following a welfare check.
Mayor's menu filled up: 1 day, 24 restaurants
The mayor of a small town in the Philadelphia suburbs can offer a
guarantee to his constituents: He won't be going to bed hungry.
Man detained after threats at LA Times building
A man suspected of making threatening statements about a shooting
and forcing the lockdown of the Los Angeles Times building was being
held Saturday for a mental health evaluation, police said.
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