A West Jordan man was killed Saturday morning when the vehicle he was driving went off the road and crashed near the mouth of Sardine Canyon.
Man carjacked in would-be drug deal, police say
Police in West Valley City are looking for man
who carjacked a vehicle Saturday in what the
victim claims was a drug deal gone wrong.
Officials tour nearly-completed underground tunnel at Sugarhouse Park
Officials toured the nearly completed Draw at
Sugarhouse Park on Friday. The $5.3 million
underground passage comprises a bicycle and
pedestrian highway crossing, a wildlife
migration corridor and historic landscape
features.
Ravenous wild turkeys overrun northern Utah towns
Tim Gurrister, Standard-examiner |
posted Mar 15th - 12:48pm
It's gotten a little quiet out there. Too
quiet. The influx of wild turkeys in this town
seems to have dissipated in recent days from
the flock that numbered as many as 50 thronging
bird feeders and hay stacks this winter.
Lawyers: Allowing judge's ruling on same-sex marriage would be 'judicial wrecking ball'
Dennis Romboy |
posted Mar 15th - 10:45am
Upholding a federal judge's decision to strike
down Utah's marriage law would be a "judicial
wrecking ball" hurtled at state sovereignty,
lawyers for Utah told a federal appeals court
late Friday.
Utah woman holds peaceful demonstration for fellow Ukrainians
What was supposed to be a peaceful
demonstration Friday became a protest from one
Utah woman trying to show support for her
fellow Ukrainians.
E-cigarette bill stalls despite 'mad dash' to put it through
Madeleine Brown |
posted Mar 15th - 9:41am
After 10 substitutions and multiple debates
throughout the legislative session, a bill
looking to regulate electronic cigarettes was
extinguished late Thursday night after a "mad
dash" to push it through.
Police: Man 'repeatedly' tried to run down other man with car
Morgan Jacobsen |
posted Mar 15th - 9:04am
A West Jordan man was charged Friday with
trying to run down another man in his car while
his son pleaded with him to stop.
Paralyzed tumbling champion makes first appearance since injury
A gymnast whose injuries resulted in being
paralyzed returns to the gymnastics scene as a
hopeful spectator.
New bill aims to cut distracted driving
A bill to keep cell phones out of cars would
make roads much safer
for Utah drivers.
Metadata can be used to glean personal information, study says
Andrew Adams |
posted Mar 14th - 10:45pm
A new study shows government agencies and
others can effectively
use "data about data" to learn more about
people, and a Utah-based
computer forensics expert warns of the risks.
Hikers find body on trail, police say
Natalie Crofts |
posted Mar 14th - 9:44pm
Three hikers found a body on a trail, Cottonwood Heights police said.
2 teens in critical condition, 2 others injured after ATV accident
Martha Ostergar |
posted Mar 14th - 9:35pm
Five children were involved in an ATV accident Friday evening in
Morgan County.
Wrong-way drivers a concern for troopers
The Utah Highway Patrol is seeing a disturbing trend: drivers heading
the wrong way at highway speeds. It's a real danger to public safety
and officers.
Donated books bring the joy of reading to local schools
Over 1,200 books were donated to local elementary schools to encourage reading.
Drone to help Box Elder deputies in search and rescue operations
Box Elder County sheriff's deputies will soon
have a new tool to help
them in search and rescue operations in the
mountains near Brigham
City. They plan on using a drone to find lost
or hurt hikers faster and
safer.
Prosecutors forward allegations against Mike Lee, Harry Reid to feds
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.
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.
Utah companies offer discounted Nordic day for women
Globecandy is hosting a Women's Nordic Day at Sundance this
Saturday, March 15th.
British judge hears arguments in case LDS Church calls 'mischief'
Tad Walch |
posted Mar 14th - 4:20pm
A British judge heard arguments Friday in the case of a disaffected
Mormon who brought a case against LDS Church President Thomas S.
Monson in a court in London.
Saved from demolition, Provo's oldest house finds new home
A historic house in Provo that once faced demolition was taken brick
by brick to Pioneer Village.
Mother shocked to find her face on revenge porn site
Identity thieves steal money through tax returns
Victim of sex trafficking in Utah talks about experience
Investigation shows why teens shouldn't 'friend' people they don't know
Unusual ruling has mother, grandmothers fighting for custody of 2-year-old
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