A former employee of a food service company
that provides meals to the Daggett County Jail
has been charged with having sexual contact
with an inmate and smuggling contraband into
the facility.
3 reasons 'Need for Speed' runs out of gas
It's the weekend and that means it's time to hit the theaters. Well, if
that's your plan, here are three reasons to not see "Need for Speed."
Murray man working on truck dies after getting pinned
A Murray man died Thursday night after he was
pinned underneath a pickup truck in his
driveway.
Info on Harry Reid, Mike Lee sent to DOJ, Swallow investigators say
County prosecutors investigating former Utah
Attorneys General John Swallow and Mark
Shurtleff say the have come across allegations
of wrongdoing by Senate Majority Leader Harry
Reid and Sen. Mike Lee.
Gov. Herbert calls 2014 Legislature a success
Gov. Gary Herbert spent the last night of the
2014 Legislature Thursday celebrating his
success in getting nearly all of his $13.3
billion passed —without a controversial and
costly initiative from House Speaker Becky
Lockhart.
Have You Seen This? 11 dogs obediently wait for dinner
Eleven dogs show they have more manners than many humans as
they obediently wait to be called individually to dinner.
Investigator: Missing plane flew over Malaysia
Investigators are increasingly certain the
missing Malaysian Airlines jet turned back
across the country after its last radio
contact with air traffic controllers, and
that someone with aviation skills was
responsible for the change in course, a
Malaysian government official said Friday.
Lawmakers approve bills on STEM education, 'revenge porn' during final hours
Utah lawmakers approved several bills during
their final hours of the 2014 legislative
session, including on to give $20 million to
STEM education and another bill making "revenge
porn" a crime in Utah.
Police discover nearly 100 chickens inside Hazleton home
What was supposed to be a fire call turned into
a public health issue as crews discovered
nearly 100 birds inside a home in Hazleton,
Pennsylvania.
Taser drone could stun criminals with 80K volts
As part of CUPID's introduction to the world, an intern was zapped
with 80,000 volts of electricity.
$600K stolen from Joel Osteen's megachurch
Talk about thieves in the temple. Some $600,000
in cash and check donations were stolen this
week from Lakewood Church in Houston, according
to the city's police department.
Keeping dangerous spiders out of your home
Spring brings with it some unwelcome changes — spiders seem to
come out of the woodwork. Many spiders are "safe," but some are not.
Learn which spiders to be concerned about and what steps must be
taken to improve your family's safety.
Commentary: Is Logan now a football town, or still a basketball town?
With the rise of Utah State's football program,
questions are beginning to rise about which
program most holds the loyalty and attention of
fans.
Mississippi man who awoke in body bag dies 2 weeks later
Walter Williams, the Mississippi man who
returned to life after being pronounced dead
about two weeks ago, died Thursday.
Hunter shoots 500-pound wild hog
North Carolina hunter Jett Webb recently bagged an eight-foot-long
boar that he'd been hunting for weeks.
New maps point out geological hazards near Zion National Park
The state has released a new set of maps
designed to tip off developers and homeowners
to potential geological hazards in southern
Utah.
5 Utah places to celebrate Pi Day
Year-round pie lovers rejoice: Friday is Pi Day. Here you'll find our
local suggestions for pie that tastes homemade but requires none of
the work.
Ask a Chef: Savory spring salads
Every week one of the chefs from Harmons
Grocery Stores will be answering your toughest
culinary questions. This week: The secrets behind spring salads
Beware of discounts on partially-used Disney passes, expert warns
A day at Walt Disney World or Disneyland costs
about $100 per person. Scammers know budget-
minded families are searching for a great deal
on tickets.
Sick man lived with dead wife for days, police say
Rhode Island authorities say a 71-year-old man
with Alzheimer's disease and dementia had lived
with his dead wife's body for at least two days
before officials entered the home this week.
FBI: Dead border agent suspected in kidnapping
The FBI believes a Border Patrol agent found
dead in his South Texas home is responsible for
the kidnapping and assault of three females who
were in the country illegally, the agency said
Thursday.
Families encouraged as lawmakers OK hemp extract bill
Families of children blighted by a rare form of
epilepsy are encouraged now that legislation
that could improve their kids' lives has
cleared the legislature and awaits a signature
from the governor.
LDS missionary from Utah dies in Micronesia
A Mormon missionary serving in Micronesia died
Thursday from injuries suffered in a fall.
Community comes together to make a sick boy's dream come true
A boy in Price, Utah, will become an honorary
police officer this weekend, thanks to his
charming nature winning over the community that
came together to make his dream happen.
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