Thousands of people along the Wasatch Front
were without power Wednesday morning, and crews
scrambled to fix a leaking canal after a storm
hit parts of Northern Utah Tuesday.
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.
Eagle Mountain family 'grateful' for Safe Haven law
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.
Utahn creates app after traveling to 65 LDS temples
A Utah man decided to take on a personal venture to travel for a year
across the U.S. and compile video and pictures of all the LDS temples.
New UHP helicopter helps end high-speed chase
Police chase two suspects in a stolen car more than 90 miles from
Summit County to Weber County before they are tracked by the UHP
helicopter and arrested in Farr West.
Man killed in court had tried to prevent witness with 'personal bias' from testifying
The defense team for a man shot and killed in
federal court Monday had tried to prevent the
witness whom their client attacked from
testifying during the trial, saying he had a
"personal bias" against Siala Angilau.
Man charged with beer mug assault admits to strangling girlfriend
A Fort Duchesne man already sentenced to federal prison for beating
his girlfriend with a ceramic mug admitted Tuesday that he also tried
to strangle the woman.
Internet TV case: Justices skeptical, concerned
Grappling with fast-changing technology, Supreme Court justices debated Tuesday whether they can protect the copyrights of TV broadcasters to the shows they send out without strangling innovations in the use of the internet.
Grads hit with defaults when co-signers die, go bankrupt
Student loan borrowers are suddenly being thrown into default when
the co-signer on their loan — often a parent or grandparent
— dies or files for bankruptcy.
User photos: This week in news
This week's user photos include: crane falls on
building, a four car accident near downtown
Salt Lake, a truck in a canal, strong winds in
Provo and multiple fires in Utah county that
gave residents quite a scare.
5 movies that don't care it's Earth Day
It's Earth Day, which means it's time to reflect on what we're doing to
keep our planet beautiful. Many movies even remind us of this, but
some movies just want to watch the world burn. So, here are five
movies that don't care that
American Idol alum takes local scene by storm
Sound Spotlight: Kenz Hall, who recently released an EP and is taking
on as many gigs as her adoring audiences will attend.
Money may house 3K different types of bacteria, study says
An old adage tells people to "put your money where your mouth is."
Well, you really shouldn't.
Relieve knee pain, retain agility and save your ACL with new knee replacement procedure
New effective knee replacement procedure that
relieves knee pain and restores function for
activities such as walking, golfing, hiking,
biking and skiing.
First lady announcing jobs website for veterans
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