After traveling over a 40-year span, a Draper man recently reached his goal of visiting all 50 state capitol buildings and all the U.S. presidents' gravesites.
Utah lawmakers unveil anti-discrimination, religious rights legislation
Dennis Romboy |
posted 12 minutes ago
Supporters of a bill attempting to balance anti-discrimination laws and religious rights say Utah is on the verge of something historic.
Students sue, saying Dixie State violates free speech
Three Dixie State University students filed a lawsuit Wednesday saying that administrators at the southern Utah college violated their free speech rights by refusing to let them post fliers with satirical pictures of former President George W. Bush and the revolutionary leader Che Guevara.
Analyst says doctor could have left DNA in ex-wife's room
DNA found in the bedroom of Utah doctor John Brickman Wall's slain ex-wife may have belonged to the pediatrician accused of murder, an analyst testified Wednesday.
5 tips to help you shape up by spring
There are more ways to get in shape for warmer weather than spending your life at the gym. Try some of these unique — and fast — ways to get your body in shape by spring.
Man arrested after girlfriend's puppy dies in fall
The Associated Press |
posted Mar 4th - 1:33pm
Police say a Utah man was arrested on suspicion of animal cruelty after he tossed his girlfriend's puppy from their third-floor apartment, killing it.
Police ID man killed in multiple-vehicle crash near St. George
Police identified a man who was killed in an accident that closed I-15 for several hours Tuesday.
Police: Student says man tried to force her into car
All six schools in Hurricane were placed on lockout after a female student reported that a man tried to force her into his car Wednesday, police said.
SLC rock opera to perform at New York Musical Theatre Festival
Megan Marsden Christensen |
posted Mar 4th - 11:41am
In 2010, Garrett Sherwood and Ryan Hayes first performed their rock opera "Deep Love" in front of about 30 people at a small cafe in Rexburg, Idaho.
Palmer Court dogs get a shot at better health
Pets are important members of the family but their care can often exceed our budgets. It is even harder on a fixed income. That is why a local veterinarian stepped up to give free vaccinations for animals whose owners have struggled to find a home.
Man killed in head-on collision on SR-68
Faith Heaton Jolley |
posted Mar 4th - 10:22am
A man was killed and another injured in a head-on collision Wednesday morning.
Old fax machine can lead to ID theft, expert says
If your list of stuff to toss out during spring cleaning includes an old fax machine, you could be putting your personal information in jeopardy.
Sinkhole repair may continue into Wednesday night
Crews continued repairing the road at a busy intersection in Draper Wednesday morning after a water main break created a huge sinkhole. The road may not reopen until 9 p.m.
Orem High's a cappella group heads to popular vocal competition
Orem High's fledgling a cappella group, "Critical Mass," will compete in the regional International Championship of High School a cappella competition in San Antonio.
Jeep crashes into Murray business
Haley Smith |
posted Mar 4th - 7:47am
A jeep slammed into a business in Murray early Wednesday morning, injuring two people and leaving behind a big mess.
House committee will hear Healthy Utah alongside own plan for Medicaid expansion
Lisa Riley Roche |
posted Mar 3rd - 10:27pm
House leaders Tuesday reversed a decision not to allow Gov. Gary Herbert's Healthy Utah alternative to Medicaid expansion to be heard in committee, the same day their counterproposal was introduced.
Body-camera maker has financial ties to police chiefs
Taser International, the stun-gun maker emerging as a leading supplier of body cameras for police, has cultivated financial ties to police chiefs whose departments have bought the recording devices, raising a host of conflict-of-interest questions.
Draper sinkhole closes traffic on 12300 South near I-15
A break in a 14-inch water line collapsed a stretch of 12300 South near State Street on Tuesday..
TRAX reopens after collision causes significant delays
TRAX trains are running again after two trains that collided Tuesday afternoon caused significant delays for about six hours, according to the Utah Transit Authority.
Real Monarchs reveal new stadium proposal in West Valley
After being unable to hammer out an agreement to build a new soccer facility at the Utah State Fairpark, the Real Monarchs have announced a new stadium proposal, signing a letter of intent to develop the project in West Valley City.
Defendant in murder case urged friend to 'remember' story explaining blood
A bloody nose, a flurry of phone calls on the night Anne Kasprzak went missing and the alleged existence of a teenager known as "LJ" dominated the second day of a preliminary hearing for a boy accused of murdering her.
High bacteria counts on cellphone doesn't determine rate of infection
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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
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8-year-old stuck by hypodermic needle found on school playground in Roosevelt
Facebook launches Amber Alerts to help find missing children
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