A Utah County family wants the state's Safe Haven law to get more
attention, especially after a Pleasant Grove woman is accused of killing
six of her newborn children.
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.
Shurtleff a suspected 'spy' for wealthy defendant, report says
How former Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff
handled the prosecution of a wealthy Salt Lake
businessman had attorneys in his office
wondering if he was a "spy" in the case,
according to a report released 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.
Student government OKs changing U's fight song
Student legislators at the University of Utah
voted Tuesday to change controversial wording
in the school's fight song, "Utah Man."
3 children may be responsible for playground fire, police say
Three young children started a small fire that
quickly engulfed play equipment at a school
park, police said.
Powell family disputes court brief over life insurance
Josh Powell's sister and mother have fired back
at Susan Cox Powell's father in the ongoing
battle over life insurance money.
Police rescue 10 people from burning home
West Valley City police officers rescued 10
people from a house fire early Wednesday
morning.
Wind causes accidents, injuries and outages
Strong winds Tuesday afternoon caused injuries and damage to power
lines, trees and other structures along the Wasatch Front.
Utah Air Force Reservists return home from Korea
More than 130 airmen from the 388th Fighter Wing and Air Force
Reserve 419th Fighter Wing were welcomed home by friends and
family Tuesday.
University of Utah nurse sorry for racist comment
All it took was five words. Five words that Todd Shrum knows he can't
take back.
In the workplace, confidence results in promotions for those who ask
Using a compelling data set, journalists Katty Kay and Claire Shipman
argue in The Atlantic that women don't ask for raises, promotions or
the like because they don't think they deserve it. Men, they said,
attribute their own success to themse
Mother starts support group after daughter dies by suicide
After May Bradley lost her daughter to suicide, she found comfort in
sharing her story and hearing the experiences of others in a peer-led
support group. Now, she has started the first peer-led group in Salt
Lake City.
11 myths fertility doctors hear
Just like when you become a parent, there is no written manual on how
to get pregnant.
These are the most common misconceptions infertility specialists hear
during patient appointments.
American Fork may implement early water restrictions
Utah is facing more drought conditions this summer, and Tuesday
night the American Fork City Council will vote on restrictions for
outside watering.
Salt Lake County Jail placed on lockdown after officer assault
The Salt Lake County Jail was placed under lockdown after an inmate
assaulted a correctional officer Monday afternoon.
Client files with personal information found in dumpster
Boxes containing files with clients' Social Security numbers and bank
account information were found dumped outside a Holladay office
building.
Crews douse 3 more Provo fires; arson suspected
Crews put out three fires in Provo early
Tuesday morning. Investigators believe all
three were intentionally set and
follow a pattern of recent fires.
Should you stay or should you go? Bugging out vs. staying home
When is the best time to leave your home when a
disaster is eminent? These guidelines will be
helpful the next time a disaster threatens to
strike your neighborhood.
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