Speaking before an audience of local business leaders Wednesday at
the Salt Lake Chamber, Sir Peter Westmacott, British ambassador to
the United States, touted the U.K.'s business relationship with the U.S.
and its importance to both countries.
Western states want control of public lands
Amy Joi O'Donoghue |
posted Apr 19th - 1:44pm
A public lands summit at the Utah State Capitol drew top legislative leaders from eight Western states who are trying map out a plan to gain control of certain federal lands within their borders. They say mismanagement is damaging landscapes.
Words carry a lot of weight in battle against obesity, researchers say
Emilee Eagar |
posted Apr 19th - 1:27pm
Public and private health partners learned this week that the words used in the battle to lose weight may make all the difference.
I-15 upgrade underway in south Davis County
South Davis County motorists will have to deal with the pain of orange barrels and lane restrictions for the foreseeable future before realizing the pleasure of expanded highway driving sometime next year.
New UVU building offers students a space for fitness, meditation
Utah Valley University officials held a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thursday for a new student wellness center on campus.
'Pay to Stay' continues in some Utah jails, despite judge's ruling
Pat Reavy |
posted Apr 19th - 11:15am
As Davis County sheriff's officials wait to see how their Pay for Stay dilemma at the jail plays out, other adult detention facilities in Utah are going about their business as usual.
Toddler shot by sister dies at hospital
Jordan Ormond |
posted Apr 19th - 10:52am
A 2-year-old boy has died after being accidentally shot by his 3-year-old sister. The toddler underwent emergency surgery and was flown to Primary Children's Hospital but died late Friday night, according to the Cache County Sheriff's Office.
Motorist attacked, stabbed to death in Salt Lake City
A 33-year-old man was stabbed to death in his vehicle near 500 West and 100 South in Salt Lake City early Saturday morning. Police are looking for the two attackers, who a witness said fled on foot.
New tool helps doctors analyze concussions
A new medical instrument is revolutionizing the way doctors analyze
concussions in Utah.
Multiple events mean busy Salt Lake City streets
Thousands and thousands of people are expected to come to Salt Lake
City to attend several events this weekend, and that means drivers
should prepare for some temporary road closures and detours.
2-year-old boy accidentally shot by sibling, police say
Martha Ostergar |
posted Apr 18th - 10:28pm
A 2-year-old boy has been accidentally shot by his 3-
year-old sister, police said.
Draper police ask for help to honor fallen officer
The past 7 months haven't been easy for Shante Johnson after her
husband, Draper police Sgt. Derek Johnson, was shot and killed while
on duty last year. Draper's Fraternal Order of Police is raising money to
send officers to D.C. to support her.
High court issues narrow ruling regarding secret state grand juries
Emiley Morgan |
posted Apr 18th - 8:46pm
The Utah Supreme Court issued a ruling Thursday as it continues to
navigate through new legal ground on how to handle arguments and
appeals involving secret state grand juries.
15 nonprofit centers in Utah support parents, kids in crisis
K.C. Mulcare readily admits that being a parent is the hardest, but
most rewarding job she's ever had. The Family Support Center of the
Uintah Basin is helping to make her life a little bit easier, though, and
keep her kids safe.
Environmental agency gets ready to celebrate for Earth Day
Amy Joi O'Donoghue |
posted Apr 18th - 7:47pm
How are you planning to celebrate Earth Day and what are you doing
to make the planet a better place? The Utah Department of
Environmental Quality has been doing the "12 days of Earth Day" and
has a list of suggestions for residents to consider.
Utah beauty blogger named finalist in Allure competition
A Utah woman and mother has been selected as a top 10 finalist in the
Allure Beauty Blogger Awards.
Ride-sharing business launches despite warnings from SLC
Lyft, a new ride sharing service that links
people through a cellphone
app, has begun in Salt Lake City. But city
leaders warn that the service
is operating illegally.
Utah veteran joins George W. Bush for bike ride
A Utah veteran who fought two tours in Iraq and came home with
serious physical and mental battle wounds will take part in a
prestigious three-day bike ride.
Students, alumni rally to save 'V' on mountain
Natalie Crofts |
posted Apr 18th - 5:45pm
Erosion is threatening Viewmont High School's mark on the mountain,
but a group has come together to preserve the integrity of the "V."
Woman wakes up to caretakers robbing her, police say
Haley Smith |
posted Apr 18th - 5:34pm
A woman in Layton awoke to find the people who were supposed to be
caring for her were robbing her instead, police said.
What made Nevada rancher fight the feds?
Leigh Ann Caldwell, CNN |
posted Apr 18th - 4:58pm
When the Bureau of Land Management retreated from a standoff with
Cliven Bundy, a few hundred people traveled to his Nevada ranch to
protest what they see as an overreach of the federal government.
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