Police have released the names of two cyclists
who were hit and killed by a truck Wednesday
morning in Utah County.
Sound Spotlight: Mimi Knowles
Amanda Taylor
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Weekly column spotlighting a local musician. This week: Mimi Knowles and his funky band.
2 NYC buildings collapse in explosion, 2 dead
An explosion has leveled two New York City apartment buildings,
killing two people and injuring 17 others.
Father allegedly abducts daughter, may have left state
The Heber City Police Department and the FBI were looking Wednesday
for a man who they say abducted his 13-month-old daughter in a
domestic dispute.
Suspected DUI driver crashed stolen car, almost killed driver, police say
A Duchesne man was DUI and driving a stolen car
when he slammed head-on into a pickup truck
over the weekend, nearly killing the other
driver, according to the Utah Highway Patrol.
Man arrested following officer-involved chase, shooting
A wanted fugitive suspected in a recent string of residential burglaries
was arrested Wednesday after an officer fired an undisclosed number
of shots following a chase.
Have You Seen This? Dance if you lose a bet
Andrew Wilcox and his brother played a game of basketball recently
and decided to up the ante by making a little friendly wager: if he lost,
he would have to dance to whatever music his brother chose on the
corner of Bulldog and State Street in Provo.
12 reasons to celebrate the Web's 25th birthday
As the World Wide Web turns 25, we took a look at some of the ways it
has shaped modern life.
New report: Ex-AG John Swallow hung 'for sale' sign on office door
The special House committee charged with
investigating former Attorney General John
Swallow ended its work Wednesday with the
release of a report concluding that he "hung a
veritable 'for sale' sign" on his office door.
Jason Sudeikis is the new 'Fletch'
Reports are circulating that "We're the
Millers" star Jason Sudeikis is
taking on the iconic role of Fletch in the
upcoming movie "Fletch Won."
Couple charged with animal cruelty after puppy needs leg amputation
A man and woman from Price abused a puppy so
severely that one of its legs had to be
amputated, according to police. The woman is
also accused of killing another puppy by
throwing it against a wall.
New charges filed against alleged gang member
New charges were filed Tuesday against an 18-
year-old alleged gang member arrested by Salt
Lake City police last week.
What makes us lie, cheat and what we can do about it
We like to think of ourselves as rational, honest, good people. Yet Dan
Ariely's research of irrational behavior often proves otherwise. He
talked with the Deseret News about his newest book and how
irrationality is often manifested as dishonesty.
Doctor claims state senator deceived him in sale of stock
A Cedar City doctor says in a lawsuit that a
state senator bought his stock in a medical
devices company last fall knowing it would be
worth much more when the business sold a few
months later.
Sharing online passwords with spouse can strengthen relationship, expert says
A new study finds couples are growing more
comfortable sharing
passwords to their online accounts with each
other — everything from
Netflix to Facebook and email. Some experts
say that level of sharing
actually can help a relationship.
5 things you should always have in your backpack
When your comfort and survival are dependent on
what's in your pack, every piece of gear
counts.
Man charged in drug, human trafficking operation appears in court
A man accused of using gifts, then fear and intimidation to coerce
teenage boys into drug and human trafficking, appeared in court
Tuesday to face 34 charges in connection with the abuse and
trafficking of seven victims.
Thief ditches stolen car in creek
Officers in Big Cottonwood Canyon overnight saw
car tracks going off the road and discovered a
vehicle in the creek.
Artist looks to reward 'brave' acts of kindness with pottery
Inspired by those she sees regularly reaching out to others, a local
pottery artist is hoping to learn the stories of those people and create
a piece of art portraying that.
Teen with traumatic brain injury not only survives but thrives
Fifteen-year-old Pete Benda's family was told
he may never wake up from a coma following a
30-foot fall. See how well he is doing now, in
part two of the series "The Child First and
Always."
Gang reduction initiative approved for Salt Lake County
The Salt Lake County Council has authorized the
hiring of two professionals to launch a
regional gang reduction initiative. The pair
would assess gang crime trends, research proven
strategies and evaluate their effectiveness
once implemented.
Truck burns in Parleys Canyon, backs traffic for miles
All lanes of I-80 eastbound reopened through
Parleys Canyon after a semi-truck caught on
fire, closing all the lanes for hours Wednesday
morning.
New charges filed against man suspected of kidnapping teen
A Draper man accused of kidnapping a 13-year-old
Herriman girl and harboring her from police
has been ordered to stand trial on kidnapping
charges and 10 newly filed sex abuse charges,
including rape of a child.
Gonzaga beats BYU 75-64 for WCC title
Sam Dower Jr. had 20 points and 13 rebounds,
and Gonzaga held its ground during a second-
half rally to beat BYU 75-64 Tuesday night for
its 13th West Coast Conference title.
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