Police say the autopsies on seven deceased infants found in a Pleasant
Grove garage have been completed.
Friendship, faith and gefilte fish for Passover
A group of women gather every year to make a
special dish for
Passover, which began Monday evening.
2 arrested in connection with aggravated burglary
Robynn Garfield |
posted 59 minutes ago
An elderly woman escaped with bruises after her house was
burglarized, and Layton police have arrested those they believe are
responsible for the crime.
On the scene at Comic Con FanXperience
From cosplay to geeky merchandise to the names and faces that made
the FanXperience great, day one was a successful meeting of the nerdy
minds.
Cadaver dog returns to Utah
A cadaver dog and her handler from Utah's Task
Force 1 returned
home Thursday afternoon after helping with the
aftermath of the
Washington mudslide.
Utah expects tourism boost thanks to National Geographic article
Office of Tourism expects to see an increase in
dinosaur tourism in
Utah with a little help from National
Geographic magazine.
Police seek public help identifying man who fired into apartment
Mike Anderson |
posted Apr 17th - 7:24pm
Police have few leads to determine who fired shots from a parking lot
that hit a 17 year-old boy as he was sitting inside his West Valley
apartment Wednesday.
Teen ordered to stand trial for aggravated murder in death of deputy
Meagan Grunwald was ordered Thursday to stand
trial for aggravated murder in the death of
Utah County Sheriff's Sgt. Cory Wride. The
question now is, what happens next for the 17-
year-old?
Michaels confirms breach of as many as 2.6M cards
Anne D'innocenzio, Associated Press |
posted Apr 17th - 7:15pm
Michaels Stores Inc. said Thursday that about 2.6 million cards, or
about 7 percent of all debit and credit cards used at its namesake
stores, may have been affected in a security breach.
More than 800K Utahns drop, cover for 'Great Utah Shakeout'
More than a quarter of the Utah population
dropped, covered and held on at 10:15 Thursday
morning during the Great Utah Shakeout, an
event to promote preparedness for earthquake
survival and recovery.
Biggest Loser Fitness Resort director discusses obesity, improving health
Jenniffer Michaelson |
posted Apr 17th - 6:10pm
Becky Herberger, Fitness Director at "The Biggest Loser" Resort in
Chicago, sits down to discuss the biggest contributors to obesity and
what we can start doing right now to improve our overall health.
Several streets to close for Salt Lake City Marathon
KSL.com |
posted Apr 17th - 6:01pm
The Salt Lake City Marathon will prompt closures on portions of
several streets on Friday, April 18, and Saturday, April 19.
Taylorsville woman identified, death ruled as homicide
The body discovered in a Taylorsville home has been identified, and
the death was ruled as a homicide.
Family-friendly Easter activities across Utah
Faith Heaton Jolley |
posted Apr 17th - 3:47pm
Easter Sunday is coming up and with it comes a host of family-friendly
activities. If you haven't yet planned how your family will celebrate the
holiday, here is a list of activities going on around Utah for the
weekend.
New Allstate service center in Draper to bring 100+ jobs
Jasen Lee |
posted Apr 17th - 1:36pm
Allstate Insurance will open a new service
center in Draper with plans to hire more than
100 employees in the next year.
Despite leukemia, 8-year-old Mac optimistic about life
Cancer is never a pleasant experience for those involved. But for 8-
year-old Mac Brennan, cancer is just a temporary obstacle he has to
overcome on his way to living a fulfilled life.
False Utah election mailings spur investigation
Associated Press |
posted Apr 17th - 12:19pm
Utah elections officials say they don't know
who in recent weeks mailed legislative
endorsements and attacks purporting to
represent a nonprofit group.
4 ideas for spring camping destinations in Utah
Robynn Garfield |
posted Apr 17th - 12:00pm
Camping in Utah is a year-round recreation for many, but warmer
spring temperatures bring out a renewed popularity for heading to the
hills.
Brains begin to slow down at age 24, study shows
Amanda Taylor |
posted Apr 17th - 11:52am
Canada's Simon Fraser University has conducted a series of tests using
the game "Starcraft 2" to determine that brains are slowing down
around age 24. Time between thought and reaction is growing as you
get older.
Man in ski mask tried to enter female student's car, police say
Natalie Crofts |
posted Apr 17th - 11:41am
A man attempted to enter a female student's car after she left the
University of Utah library Tuesday, according to campus police.
Panel seeks understanding between Mormons, atheists
Whitney Evans |
posted Apr 17th - 8:35am
Two groups came together Wednesday night to
create understanding between groups commonly
seen as oppositional.
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