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A man attempted to enter a female student's car after she left the
University of Utah library Tuesday, according to campus police.
Police: Mom drove into river trying to kill 3 kids
A New Jersey woman accused of driving a van
with her three teenage children into a river
has been charged with attempted murder, weeks
after a Florida woman drove a minivan with her
three children into the Atlantic Ocean.
Have You Seen This? Urban sled dogs
Four pit bulls and a skateboard make for a thrilling and terrifying
urban sled dog ride.
Robber who was homesick for prison to be sentenced
Walter Unbehaun has spent nearly all of his adult life behind bars, so it's not surprising that he faces sentencing Thursday for yet another crime, a bank robbery last year. His reason for robbing the bank is surprising, though: He was homesick for prison.
Despite leukemia, 8-year-old Mac optimistic about life
Cancer is never a pleasant experience for those involved. But for 8-
year-old Mac Brennan, cancer is just a temporary obstacle he has to
overcome on his way to living a fulfilled life.
Reservoir to be flushed because of urinating teen
The mix of 38 million gallons of treated water and one teen's urine has proven unacceptable to Portland officials who plan to flush away the whole lot — the second time in less than three years the city has gone to such lengths to keep its water pure.
False Utah election mailings spur investigation
Utah elections officials say they don't know
who in recent weeks mailed legislative
endorsements and attacks purporting to
represent a nonprofit group.
4 ideas for spring camping destinations in Utah
Camping in Utah is a year-round recreation for many, but warmer
spring temperatures bring out a renewed popularity for heading to the
hills.
Brains begin to slow down at age 24, study shows
Canada's Simon Fraser University has conducted a series of tests using
the game "Starcraft 2" to determine that brains are slowing down
around age 24. Time between thought and reaction is growing as you
get older.
Utah’s first Division 1 men’s soccer program taking shape at UVU
The state's first Division I men's soccer program is in the hands of
Greg Maas and Matt Ellinger, who signed a 29-man recruiting class
and recently released the Wolverines' inaugural schedule.
Nebraska principal sorry for 'don't tattle' flier
A Nebraska school principal has apologized for sending fifth-grade students home with a flier that advises those who are bullied to not tattle on their tormentors.
Gay marriage has second appellate court hearing
Gay marriage has its second hearing at the federal appellate level Thursday as lawyers for two Oklahoma women and the county clerk who would not give them a marriage license square off in a Denver courtroom.
Just say yes? The rise of 'study drugs' in college
In an environment where the workload is endless
and there's always more to be done, a quick fix
to help buckle down and power through becomes
very tempting.
Glenn Beck starting movie production company
Glenn Beck, the conservative radio host and media entrepreneur, is
now heading up a film division at Mercury Radio Arts, the parent
company of his popular radio show and digital media operation
TheBlaze.
Fighting back the superficial 'sexy' trend
Like many women, I'm done with the relentless onslaught from society of what is supposed to be "sexy." Rather than focus on plump lips and smooth skin, real women talk about what's really attractive about their husbands.
American idols: When a nation falls in love with itself
In an ever-connected online world, when does sharing personal
information cross the line between socializing and self-worshiping?
Panel seeks understanding between Mormons, atheists
Two groups came together Wednesday night to
create understanding between groups commonly
seen as oppositional.
Coca-Cola sells more drinks but soda dips
Coca-Cola, the world's biggest beverage maker, said Tuesday that the amount of soda it sold globally fell for first time in 15 years.
Evacuation came too late for many on sinking ferry
An immediate evacuation order was not issued
for the ferry that sank off South Korea's
southern coast, likely with scores of people
trapped inside, because officers on the bridge
were trying to stabilize the vessel.
Car accident killed SD girls missing since 1971
Two South Dakota girls on their way to an end-of-school-year party at a gravel pit in May 1971 drove off a country road and into a creek where their remains lay hidden until last fall when a drought brought their car into view, authorities said Tuesday.
Insurance companies step up services for diabetics
Health care providers are doing more to help
treat diabetes and to keep their costs down.
Utah man with broken pelvis, ribs digs out of mudslide
A Utah man was excavating a pool when the walls
of dirt started
crumbling and eventually collapsed on top of
him. After almost an
hour of struggle, he managed to pull himself to
safety.
Fears rise for missing in SKorea ferry sinking
Strong currents, rain and bad visibility hampered rescuers Thursday in the search for 287 passengers still missing more than 24 hours after their ferry flipped onto its side and filled with water off the southern coast of South Korea.
'Homework' can save you from business scams, expert says
How do you know if a business is legitimate?
All it takes is a few
minutes of your time, a little research and
knowing where to look.
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