Tyson Howick awoke last Friday morning to find his customized wheelchair stolen. Wednesday, he was surprised with a new and generously donated motorized wheelchair.
Man who pleaded guilty to arson gets 4 years in prison
A Utah electrician who acknowledged starting a fire last year that caused $6 million in damage to an unfinished Salt Lake City apartment building was sentenced Wednesday to four years in prison and ordered to pay restitution.
Special-needs manager teaches Highland basketball players life lessons
In 16 years as manager of Highland basketball, Mike Magelby hasn't missed one varsity game. He's helped them win three state championships despite his mental and developmental disabilities. Players say he's the glue, teaching them life lessons.
Students sue, saying Dixie State violates free speech
Three Dixie State University students filed a lawsuit Wednesday saying that administrators violated their free speech rights by refusing to let them post fliers with satirical pictures of President Barack Obama, former President George W. Bush and the revolutionary leader Che Guevara.
Man arrested after allegedly throwing puppy out window
Police say a Utah man was arrested on suspicion of animal cruelty after he tossed his girlfriend's puppy from their third-floor apartment, killing it.
Herbert's Healthy Utah plan fails in House committee
A House committee failed to pass out Gov. Gary Herbert's Healthy Utah alternative to Medicaid expansion Wednesday night, but the sponsor of the legislation said he still hopes to reach a compromise.
US clears officer in Ferguson case, criticizes police force
The Justice Department on Wednesday cleared a white former Ferguson, Missouri, police officer in the fatal shooting of an unarmed black 18-year-old, but also issued a scathing report calling for sweeping changes in city law enforcement practices it called discriminatory and unconstitutional.
4 reasons to care about Clinton's personal email
Hillary Clinton's recent controversy over using a personal email address while at the State Department has many Republicans and political watchers suffering flashbacks to the 90s and the days of Whitewater, cattle futures, Travelgate and parsed words about President Bill Clinton's personal life.
Deadly superbug-related scopes sold without FDA approval
CNN has learned that the manufacturer of the endoscope involved in two superbug deaths at UCLA never obtained permission to sell the device, according to an official at the Food and Drug Administration.
Tsarnaev attorney: 'It was him'
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's attorney made one thing clear during her opening statement in the Boston Marathon bombing trial: He did it.
US envoy to SKorea in stable condition after knife attack
U.S. Ambassador Mark Lippert was in stable condition after a man screaming demands for a unified North and South Korea slashed him on the face and wrist with a knife, South Korean police and U.S. officials said Thursday.
Experts: Snowpack improving, drought conditions persist
While Tuesday's storm brought in a thick blanket along our mountains, it's still a far cry from what is needed to reach average levels.
Zeller's shot at buzzer lifts Celtics past Jazz
Brad Stevens didn't think the first play would work. The second one turned out perfectly.
The most romantic places to propose
An online ticket retailer scoured YouTube for every wedding proposal video uploaded since 2005 and compiled a list of the most popular places to propose.
Wednesday's Child — Vanessa
Vanessa is a 14-year-old girl living in the Utah Foster Care system. She wants to be a singer when she grows up and is hoping to be adopted.
Utah library helping to feed hungry children
Libraries are a haven for many, including children and teens who need a safe place to go after school. The Kearns Library harbors 50-100 youth after school every day, and most come hungry. Now there's a way to feed them.
Man critically injured after crashing then jumping off freeway barrier
Police are trying to determine what caused a man to crash the car he was driving into a freeway barrier, then leap to the pavement below.
Judge orders 17-year-old to stand trial in 2012 murder of Riverton girl
A 17-year-old boy, who was 14 when police say he brutally killed 15-year-old Anne Kasprzak in 2012, was ordered Wednesday to stand trial for murder. Now a judge will decide whether he should stand trial as an adult.
Son: Utah doctor harbored hatred for ex-wife after divorce
Testifying in his father's murder trial, Pelle Wall recounted the tense relationship that existed between his parents following their divorce and his father's erratic behavior following his mother's death.
Cedar City community raises $40K for resident with cancer
The "tight-knit" community of Cedar City rallied together Saturday to help raise funds for a beloved resident who was diagnosed with an aggressive cancer.
Utah lawmakers unveil 'historic' anti-discrimination, religious rights bill
Calling it a monumental and historic day, Utah lawmakers unveiled much-anticipated legislation Wednesday that aims to balance religious rights and protections against discrimination of LGBT people in the workplace and housing.
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