A 10-year-old boy reported missing in Sandy
Tuesday night returned home around 7:30
Wednesday morning.
Death toll in Washington mudslide rises to 39
The death toll from the mudslide that hit the Washington town of Oso has risen to 39.
Man charged with marathon hoax held on high bail
The man arrested near the Boston Marathon finish line carrying a backpack containing a rice cooker on the anniversary of the bombings has been sent to a state psychiatric facility for an evaluation.
Utah entrepreneur makes energy bars from crickets
Chapul energy bars have been gaining a lot of
attention lately. Chances
are, if you've heard of Chapul bars, it's
because of their unusual ingredient: crickets.
Bloomberg to spend $50 million to challenge NRA on gun safety
Former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg plans
to spend $50 million this year through his new
group Everytown for Gun Safety to counter the
influence of the National Rifle Association, a
spokeswoman said Tuesday.
Atheists to gather in Salt Lake during Easter to gibe religion, find followers
Between 600 and 900 atheists are expected in Salt Lake City this
coming weekend — including Easter Sunday — for a three-day
celebration of non-belief. Local atheists hope the event will increase
their numbers.
Red Rocks ready for Nationals
The Utah gymnastics team left for Birmingham, Ala., Wednesday with
one goal in mind — winning.
Dog scams abound in classified ads
If a stranger offers you a free dog, saying all
you have to do is pay for shipping, it's
probably a scam.
Dress codes: Where should schools set limits?
They're called leggings — popular fashion items that are tight-fitting pants to some, and glorified tights to others.
13 tons of garbage cleaned up at Lake Mountain
Thirteen tons of garbage have been hauled out
of the Lake Mountain area so far as part of a
massive cleanup project to preserve the
recreational area and its hundreds of
petroglyph panels.
Fathers as likely as mothers to kill their infants, study shows
Fifteen percent of homicides in the United
States are filicides — children killed by a
parent. Nearly 10 percent of filicides occur
during a child's first week of life, according
to a new statistical analysis of 32 years of
homicide arrest data.
292 missing, 4 dead in South Korea ferry disaster
Officials in South Korea say nearly 300 people are still missing several hours after a ferry sank in the cold waters off the country's southern coast.
2 fewer charges for teen accused in Sgt. Wride's death
Meagan Grunwald, 17, has been charged as an
adult in a crime spree that left one Utah
County deputy dead and another seriously
injured. She will face two fewer counts as she
heads into a hearing on the evidence against
her Wednesday.
Proposed Wellsville truck stop raises safety concerns
A simmering two-year battle over a proposed truck stop in Cache
County intensifies tomorrow as neighbors take their concerns to the
Wellsville City Council.
Boston police safely blow up suspicious backpacks
Survivors, first responders and relatives of those killed in the Boston Marathon bombing marked the anniversary Tuesday with tributes that combined sorrow over the loss of innocent victims with pride over the city's resilience in the face of a terror attack.
Medical examinations of 7 infants may be lengthy, expert says
As police waited Tuesday for results from the medical examiner,
questions about how a Pleasant Grove woman accused of killing six
newborn infants was allegedly able to conceal seven pregnancies
continued to swirl.
Pedestrian hit and killed by FrontRunner train
A pedestrian was killed Tuesday night after being hit by a FrontRunner
train.
Council discusses backlog of over 600 rape kits
The Salt Lake City Police Department met with
City Council members
Tuesday to discuss a backlog of more than 600
unprocessed "rape
kits" that have accumulated since 2004.
Dinosaur discoveries in Utah's 'amazing place' get national attention
In the past 15 years, scientists have dug up at least nine — and
possibly as many as 20 — new species of dinosaurs in the Grand
Staircase-Escalante National Monument. Now, National Geographic
magazine is publicizing the remarkable discoveries.
Religion takes to the Internet
Creating digital apps, amping up profiles and making sure members
and missionaries are prepared to share their message, religion is
going where their congregations gather — online.
Ute Tribe, U. reach agreement on continued use of Utes
After five years without a formal agreement in place, the Ute Indian
Tribe and the University of Utah inked a new deal Tuesday that will
allow the school's sports team to continue using the name Utes.
The best things about raising boys
Before becoming a parent I never really thought about what it would be like to have boys. It's a loud and dirty wild adventure, with days colored by mud and potty humor, and I have no regrets.
Utah Symphony announces outdoor concert series in national parks
The Utah Symphony has announced a series of
concerts in iconic
settings within Utah's Mighty 5 National Parks.
Woman frustrated by postponed sentencing for impaired driver
A Utah County woman involved in a head-on
collision a year ago will
have to wait a little longer to find out what
will happen to the impaired
driver who pleaded guilty in connection with
the crash.
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