A juvenile male is in critical condition after veering off a road and
crashing into a home Tuesday, police said. The car came to a stop in
the home's living room.
5 movies you may want to watch again before showing your kids
There are a slew of '80s films out there that we as movie lovers
consider classics. Many of these films shaped our childhood and we
still quote them to this day. However, they may not be quite as
appropriate for kids as we remember.
Bomb squad investigating suspicious package at Provo pharmacy
A police dog discovered a suspicious package after responding to a bomb threat Wednesday at a CVS Pharmacy in Provo.
Paraplegic athlete inspires with 'spinal ride'
An athlete taking on a challenge most of us wouldn't consider is
inspiring many. Kris Sanford is a paraplegic cyclist who focuses on
what he can do, not his limitations.
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.
Shurtleff: New report based on 'tall tales'
Former Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff responded Wednesday to
a new report that says his behavior while his office prosecuted a
wealthy Salt Lake businessman "defies explanation."
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.
Paul McCartney to perform in Utah
The singer will be making a stop in Utah on his worldwide tour.
Still thinking about energy in the old-fashioned sense?
Still thinking about energy in the old-
fashioned sense? Learn more about renewable
biofuels — and the Utah company that's changing
the way you drive.
Vehicle rolls off trailer unnoticed; police seek owner
Centerville police are searching for the owner of a vehicle that rolled
off a trailer and was abandoned in a Centerville neighborhood.
Have You Seen This? Chaotic intersection
A massive intersection in Ethiopia is a chaotic site with no traffic signs
or signals to help guide traffic.
Amazon snares classic shows in deal with HBO
Fans of classic HBO shows like "The Sopranos" and "The Wire" will soon have access to those series and more through Amazon Prime in the first online streaming deal signed by the cable network.
8 tips for 8 weeks of Half Ironman training
This article is following the story of twin sisters going from novice to
Half Ironman competitors with just 10 weeks of training. Learn about
their progression, training tips, and things they have learned along the
way.
Boy with rare muscle disorder becomes Iron Man for a day
An 8-year-old with a rare muscle disorder
became Iron Man for a day, complete with the
suit and flying skills, thanks to the Make-A-
Wish foundation.
5 things that may trigger an insurance upgrade
Renovations and upgrades often increase the value of a home. Here
are five things that might trigger an insurance upgrade. Make sure
your home is covered every step of the way.
Product review of 4 baby video monitors
Baby monitor technology has advanced dramatically over the past
decade. This review provides information on multiple monitors to help
parents learn more about what options are available.
Utah runner who led Boston Marathon for a time shares his story
Utah runner Seth Wold found himself leading
the Boston Marathon for the first 2.5 miles,
making many spectators wonder who he was. When
he faded back, finishing in 927th place, it
left even more wondering why he did what he
did. Here is his story.
FBI seeks victims of 'prolific' international child predator
An alleged child predator who taught at schools
across the world for more than four decades may
have more victims, and the FBI is trying to
track them down, the agency's Houston bureau
said Tuesday.
Boiling over for Boylen as new Jazz coach
In the market for a head coach, the Jazz reportedly are interested in
San Antonio Spurs assistant coach Jim Boylen, among others. Given his
history and lack of success at the University of Utah, Boylen certainly
would be a controversial choice.
Overflowing canal, power outages follow storm
Thousands of people along the Wasatch Front
were without power Wednesday morning, and crews
scrambled to fix an overflowing canal after a
storm
hit Northern Utah Tuesday.
Lawsuit needed to access records of alleged jail sexual assault
A man seeking records of a sexual assault
that allegedly occurred
while he was incarcerated in the Salt Lake
County Jail cannot access
them under the state open records law, the
Salt County Council was
advised Tuesday.
Thief in the night: Stealing in a digital age
In the past, thieves often had to confront people or put themselves in
physical danger in order to steal. But today they can do it in their
pajamas.
Batteries in junk drawer started house fire, homeowner says
Who would have thought that those batteries
rolling around in your kitchen junk drawer
might burn your house down? It happened to a
Colorado family, and that wasn't the first
time.
Fundraiser set up for family of toddler accidentally shot by sister
A fundraiser has been set up to help a Cache
County family of a 2-year-old boy who was
accidentally shot and killed last weekend by
his 3-year-old sister.
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