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.
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.
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.
Strength of religious freedom must be built in US courts, LDS leader says
LDS Church leader Dallin H. Oaks will give the
keynote address at UVU's Spring Constitutional
Symposium on Religious Freedom. He's not
speaking as a church leader, he says, but as a
citizen concerned about the condition of
democracy in the U.S.
Prepping for the 'big one': How bad could a Utah earthquake be?
Emergency crews regularly prepare for a 7.0-
magnitude earthquake, and they have an idea of
how bad the Wasatch Front would look in the
event of one. One expert says post-quake Salt
Lake City could look much like images from
Haiti after the 2010 earthquake.
Witnesses report 45-foot flames in Millcreek house fire
Emergency responders said they are fully
involved in extinguishing a
house fire in Millcreek.
Burke's 32 lift Jazz over Wolves in the finale
Trey Burke scored a career-high 32 points to go with nine assists and
seven rebounds and the Jazz avoided the worst record since moving to
Utah 35 years ago with a 136-130 double overtime victory over the
Minnesota Timberwolves in the season finale Wednesday night.
From soda to coffee: Kids' caffeine consumption is changing
Although the rate of consumption has not changed, the ways kids are
getting their caffeine has, according to a new report by Pediatrics.
Man pleads guilty to shooting at Salt Lake City synagog
A Salt Lake man pleaded guilty Wednesday to charges filed after he fired a gun at the Congregation Kol Ami synagogue in Salt Lake City between January and April 2012.
Graphic video shows events leading up to Sgt. Wride's death
Video from slain Utah County Sheriff's Sgt.
Cory Wride's vehicle was shown in court
Wednesday during a preliminary hearing for 17-
year-old Meagan Grunwald, who is charged in his
death.
Death toll in Washington mudslide hits 39
The death toll from the massive mudslide that hit the Washington town of Oso last month has risen to 39, officials said Wednesday.
Repairing emotional flat tires
Too many of us live with depression, anxiety,
low self-esteem and other insecurities instead
of doing everything we can to heal our souls.
Here are five ways to repair emotional flat
tires and get us back on the road to quality,
happier living.
Local artists to interact with fans at Comic Con FanXperience
As fans converge on the Salt Lake Comic Con FanXperience, local
artists are preparing to share their work on Artist Alley.
Police: Woman accused of murder gave birth at home
A Utah woman accused of concealing seven pregnancies before strangling or suffocating her newborns gave birth each time in her home, authorities said Wednesday.
Herbert expecting an 'OK' from feds on Medicaid expansion plan
Gov. Gary Herbert continued to be optimistic
Wednesday that the federal government will sign
off soon on his proposed alternative to
Medicaid expansion following meetings in
Washington, D.C., earlier this week.
Iron gate stolen from President's Circle, U. police say
University of Utah police are investigating the
theft of a wrought iron gate on campus.
Police discover body in Taylorsville home
Police discovered a body at a Taylorsville home Tuesday, and are
calling the death "suspicious."
Couple left toddler in car while drinking in bar, police say
A Duchesne County couple is facing felony
charges after sheriff's
deputies said they found the man and woman
drinking inside a bar
while their 3-year-old son slept in a cold car
outside.
Salt Lake police to publicize info on unprocessed rape kits
Beginning June 1, the public will be able to
see the progress of rape kit processing in Salt
Lake City as part of an effort to improve
transparency and make systemic improvements.
Man robs Dairy Queen at gunpoint, police say
A man entered a Dairy Queen and demanded money from the register
while pointing a handgun at a clerk, police said.
Missing 10-year-old boy returns home safe
A 10-year-old boy reported missing in Sandy
Tuesday night returned home around 7:30
Wednesday morning.
Casual marijuana use may damage your brain
If you thought smoking a joint occasionally was
OK, a new study released Tuesday suggests you
might want to reconsider.
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