A man was arrested for DUI after police said he
smashed his truck into a Unified police
officer's car. The officer was taken to
Intermountain Medical Center but later
released.
Survey: Cost a growing factor in college decisions
A new survey of first year U.S. college students has found that the percentage attending their first-choice school has reached its lowest level in almost four decades, as cost and the availability of financial aid have come to play an influential role in decisions of where to enroll.
Arson charge dropped in case of fatal trailer fire
The case against a Hurricane woman charged with
intentionally setting a fire that killed her
boyfriend has been dropped.
Sprinkler system helps contain fire at Olympus Junior High
Fire crews credit an upgraded sprinkler system
and a new fire station nearby with containing a
fire at Olympus Junior High School in Holladay.
Professor charged with taking locker room photos
A former Missouri State University professor is charged with taking photos of men undressing in two campus locker rooms.
All teens who fled youth facility are found
Police have located all four of the teens who
ran away from a state-run youth facility
earlier this week.
Apparent illegal trap found on Utah trail
Safety questions were raised after a Utah man
found what appears to be an illegal trap while
hiking.
Utah's uninsured speak out for health care access
Utah's uninsured population shared stories of health care need with
Utah's delegation.
Lehi airman pulls off 'Operation Surprise' with 4 pleased daughters
An airman who came home a week early after a six-month deployment
to Afghanistan came up with an elaborate plan to surprise each of his
four girls in a carefully orchestrated series of events Thursday.
Utah company hits $1M mark in Bitcoin use
Bitcoin, the online virtual currency is
relatively new and still only
accepted on a limited basis, but Utah-based
company, Overstock.com
is embracing the alternative form of payment
and turning big profits.
History of Ukraine sheds light on current unrest
Not only does the unrest in Ukraine grow more
and more intense each day, but it also grows
more confusing. Taking a look at history sheds
light on questions raised about the current
atmosphere.
Crimea lawmakers schedule vote on joining Russia
Lawmakers in Crimea declared their intention
Thursday to split from Ukraine and join Russia
instead, and scheduled a referendum in 10 days
for voters to decide the fate of the disputed
peninsula.
Massachusetts court: Subway 'upskirt' photos not illegal
The highest court in Massachusetts has determined that a man who took cellphone photos up the skirts of women riding the Boston subway did not violate state law because the women were not "nude or partially nude."
February deemed a 'snowpack savior' for northern Utah
One month of four storms lifted northern
Utah from a drastically dry
water year, pounding the region with much-
needed moisture to get it
to normal or near-normal water levels in
most cases. Southern Utah
has not been nearly as lucky.
6 ways to speed up your Internet
Have you ever grown impatient been frustrated with a slow Internet
connection? We have some tips to speed it up.
Gun found in field by children, fires unexpectedly
The Davis County Sheriff is warning parents of
the importance of talking to their children
about gun safety, after some elementary-age
children in Fruit Heights discovered a loaded
gun in a field and it went off.
Man arrested for parole violation after brief standoff
A convicted killer wanted for a parole
violation was arrested following a brief
standoff Thursday.
Army specialist, KSL photographer among 13 honored as Red Cross Heroes
American Red Cross Utah region honored 13
Utahns Thursday as heroes during its annual
event recognizing exceptional courage,
compassion and service.
Ex-choir teacher sentenced in child lewdness conviction
A former Grantsville High School choir teacher convicted of
committing a lewd act in front of a 12-year-old boy was sentenced to
100 hours of community service and probation.
Police find drugs, stolen firearms after high-speed chase
A high-speed chase led police from West Jordan
to Draper where they arrested two individuals.
Police recovered drugs, stolen property and
firearms in the vehicle.
FBI investigating shooting of Fort Duchesne man
For the second time in two weeks, federal
agents are investigating a shooting on the
Uintah-Ouray Indian Reservation in
northeastern Utah. The incidents do not appear
to be linked though, according to an FBI
spokesman.
Springville man pleads guilty in fatal red-light crash
A Springville man who prosecutors say was high
on painkillers when he ran a red light and
caused a fatal crash has pleaded guilty to a
reduced charge.
Center your soul by making 3 simple changes
As busy women, wives and mothers, the daily challenge can be, as Anne Morrow Lindbergh shares in "Gift from the Sea," "how to still the soul in the midst of activities … how to feed the soul."
Bill advances to exclude students with high GPAs from truancy citation
House and Senate committees discussed and
passed several bills on Wednesday, including a
bill to exclude students with high GPAs from
truancy citations and a bill to set standards
for commercial breathalyzers.
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