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Make Your Week: Students 'candy bomb' school; Local business pays off school lunch debt
Mary Dalrymple, KSL.com | Posted Dec 10th - 12:30pm
It's the perfect time to get inspired by all the kind acts happening in the community.
Victim of gas siphoning gives $650 in gas cards to community
Hannah Leavitt, KSL.com | Posted Dec 10th - 11:51am
Thieves cut the gas lines on Jarad Winterton's van in November. Instead of lashing out, he decided to give back to the community by giving away gas gift cards that totaled the amount he spent on his car repairs.
Mitt Romney raised, spent more than 5 times Democratic opponent in U.S Senate race
Dennis Romboy, KSL | Posted Dec 10th - 11:11am
Republican Mitt Romney raised and spent more than five times as much as his Democratic opponent on his way to the U.S. Senate.
Mrs. Fields Cookies settles discrimination claim for $26K
The Associated Press | Posted Dec 10th - 10:49am
Cookie retailer Mrs. Fields will pay more than $26,000 in penalties to settle a claim that it discriminated against non-U.S. citizens authorized to work.
Hundreds of volunteers give haircuts, makeovers to refugee kids
Tania Dean, KSL TV | Posted Dec 10th - 9:30am
Sometimes a little service to get you in the Christmas spirit is as simple as a fresh coat of nail polish or a new haircut.
Utah food truck a big winner on the Food Network
Ray Boone, KSL TV | Posted Dec 10th - 7:43am
A Utah food truck was featured on the Food Network's "Big Food Truck Tip" and received a generous tip of $10,000.
ICYMI: 10 stories from the weekend
Sean Walker, KSL.com and Yvette Cruz, KSL.com | Posted Dec 10th - 7:21am
Here are 10 stories you may have missed this weekend. As always, click on the headline to read the full story.
Interfaith vigil to end gun violence a remembrance of victims, a prayer for peace
Marjorie Cortez, KSL | Posted Dec 9th - 9:55pm
The darkened sanctuary of All Saints Episcopal Church took on a warm glow Sunday as dozens of people = took part in an interfaith vigil to end gun violence.
New air monitors installed as Utahns seek inversion escape
Sean Moody, KSL TV | Posted Dec 9th - 6:37pm
As inversion season sets in, Utah has two new monitors — one in Murray and one in Magna — to keep an eye on air quality.
7 men arrested in St. George prostitution sting
Jacob Klopfenstein, KSL.com | Posted Dec 9th - 2:15pm
Seven men were arrested over the weekend in a prostitution sting operation conducted by the St. George Police Department
How to take great holiday photos with your smartphone
Sloan Schrage, KSL TV | Posted Dec 9th - 11:54am
The holidays are all about making memories and this season most of those memories will likely be captured on a smartphone.
US states to meet at deadline on Colorado River drought plan
Ken Ritter, Associated Press | Posted Dec 9th - 10:24am
With drought entering a second decade and reservoirs continuing to shrink, seven Southwestern U.S. states that depend on the overtaxed Colorado River for crop irrigation and drinking water had been expected to ink a crucial share-the-pain contingency plan by the end of 2018.
Vandals defaced, tagged over 12 homes in Midvale neighborhood
Brittany Tait, KSL TV | Posted Dec 9th - 9:02am
Vandals defaced and tagged more than 12 homes in a Midvale neighborhood early Saturday morning.
Prison ordered for Utah nurse who sexually assaulted patients
Annie Knox, KSL | Posted Dec 8th - 9:23pm
A registered nurse convicted of sexually assaulting three of his patients was ordered Friday to spend at least 11 years and up to life in prison
Cellphone panic alarm leads to arrest of sex-assault suspect
The Associated Press | Posted Dec 8th - 8:58pm
Police in Colorado arrested a Utah man on sexual assault charges after responding to a panic alarm from a cellphone activated by a juvenile male.
School safety committee needs voices of teachers, school employees, students, board members say
Marjorie Cortez, KSL | Posted Dec 8th - 7:09pm
After reviewing the membership of the School Safety Advisory Committee, members of a state school board committee Friday noted a need for the voices of students, parents and front-line school employees such as teachers and school secretaries.
Provo businesses celebrate end of construction, arrival of bus rapid transit
Sam Penrod, KSL TV | Posted Dec 8th - 6:21pm
Provo business owners are celebrating the end of construction and the completion of the Utah Valley Express bus rapid transit system.
Man arrested after SWAT team helps Layton police serve search warrant in connection to armed robbery
Yvette Cruz, KSL.com | Posted Dec 8th - 5:44pm
A man was arrested Saturday afternoon in connection to a Nov. 12 armed robbery, officials report.
'Snowball Express' takes off for Disney World with children of fallen soldiers
Lisa Riley Roche, KSL | Posted Dec 8th - 4:55pm
Six-year-old Shepard Smith could hardly contain his excitement early Saturday morning as he waited at the airport to board the annual "Snowball Express" flight for the children of fallen soldiers for the first time.
Report suggests ways to deal with high number of deaths in Utah's county jails
Dennis Romboy, KSL | Posted Dec 8th - 4:24pm
A state panel has made recommendations for dealing with the high number of deaths in Utah's county jails, including mental health screening for new inmates.
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