A Cottonwood Heights woman has been charged with a dozen felonies after police said she stole her grandmother's pain pills and nearly $20,000 of her grandma's money over the past year.
Water vapor holds clues to sources of pollution
University of Utah scientists collected the water vapor in our smog last winter and found the chemical signature emitted by combustion sources, like vehicles and furnaces.
Man shot, killed by wife had lengthy domestic violence record
Police continued Monday to investigate the death of an Eagle Mountain man who was apparently shot by his wife over the weekend, attempting to piece together the history in a home where domestic violence had been reported as recently as January.
Bill altering Count My Vote compromise gets House preliminary approval
Katie McKellar |
posted Mar 2nd - 9:20pm
A House committee gave preliminary approval to a bill Monday that would unravel parts of last year's Count My Vote compromise.
Dixie State provides dental help to those in need
Dixie State helps with people who can't afford dental insurance while helping students at the dental hygiene program.
Over 50 Disney characters celebrate world holidays in Disney on Ice
Over 50 Disney characters from 16 Disney stories will entertain thousands of Utahns this week in "Disney on Ice presents Let's Celebrate!"
Studies target damage to blood vessels from pollution
Research on the cardiovascular effects of even moderate pollution is so robust now, it's hard to ignore. In addition to heart and lung problems, pollution is now linked to mortality rates from high blood pressure and diabetes.
Corradini remembered as 'fearless leader,' political pioneer
Utah civic leaders paid respects Monday to former Salt Lake City Mayor Deedee Corradini. The pioneering political figure died Sunday following a battle with lung cancer.
House passes bill eliminating statute of limitations in child sexual abuse cases
The Utah House unanimously passed HB277 Monday, which would eliminate the statute of limitations for lawsuits against perpetrators of child sexual abuse. Victims packed the House gallery urging the bill's passage.
Prosecutors: Teen killed girlfriend, dumped body in 2012
Just short of three years to the day that the body of 15-year-old Anne Kasprzak was found in the Jordan River, the preliminary hearing for the teenager accused of beating her to death began Monday.
Fatal crash, car fire causes delays on northbound I-15
A man was killed during a car accident Monday afternoon and the resulting vehicle fire caused significant traffic delays on northbound I-15.
LDS Family Services providing free online profiles for parents wanting to adopt
LDS Family Services and Adoption.com announced a new partnership on Monday to help Mormon couples who want to adopt increase their opportunities with birth parents through a new website, Adoption.com/lds, and free online parent profiles.
Rallies held against states' push to control US lands
Brady McCombs and Riley Snyder, Associated Press |
posted Mar 2nd - 5:41pm
Several hundred people gathered Monday at rallies in Utah and Nevada to demonstrate their opposition to efforts by some Western states to seize control of federal lands.
Costco strikes credit card deal with Citi, Visa
Costco says it struck a deal for Citi to be the exclusive issuer of its co-branded credit cards, with Visa replacing American Express as the card network.
Man dies in Orem accident
McKenzie Romero |
posted Mar 2nd - 5:28pm
A man died in a crash in Orem early Monday morning. Police identified him as Dan Jorgesen, 64, of Orem.
Sanpete County man sentenced in elk poaching case
Faith Heaton Jolley |
posted Mar 2nd - 3:48pm
A Sanpete County man was recently sentenced in connection with illegally killing three elk without a permit.
Ogden police service warns of burglary, other crime trends
Natalie Crofts |
posted Mar 2nd - 3:32pm
A recent spike in the burglary of unlocked homes prompted Ogden police to send out an alert.
Southern Utah hit with foot of snow; more expected
The Associated Press |
posted Mar 2nd - 2:33pm
Southern Utah is bracing for more precipitation after a weekend storm dumped about a foot of snow in the higher elevations.
20 ways to make yourself more likable at work
The average American employee spends 47 hours a week working, according to Gallup. That means a lot of time with co-workers. Here are 20 things you can do to be your best self at work and get along better with others.
Utah wildlife by the numbers
Faith Heaton Jolley |
posted Mar 2nd - 1:01pm
Utah has a wide variety of wildlife throughout the state, which impacts the state's economy by providing revenue through hunting and fishing. Here is a look at the wildlife statistics for 2013.
New startup makes wi-fi profitable for businesses
Keeping up with the demands for free wi-fi may not always pay off, but Tive has found the solution to keep the user happy while profiting the business.
High bacteria counts on cellphone doesn't determine rate of infection
KSL Investigates: SLC out millions of dollars in unpaid parking tickets
Social media kicks up sales of bronzed baby shoes
Ring sale on KSL Classifieds uncovers international cyber crime ring
KSL Investigates: UTA loses millions each year due to 'free riders'
Don't give children disabled cell phones, dispatchers plead
Thousands attend annual Safe Kids Fair in Sandy
8-year-old stuck by hypodermic needle found on school playground in Roosevelt
Facebook launches Amber Alerts to help find missing children
Health officials link Calif. apple packer to listeria deaths
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