Arizona and Utah wildlife officials are
considering a plan to kill off an invasive fish
species in an effort to protect another fish in
the Virgin River.
Motorist killed in Tooele traffic accident
Linda Williams |
posted 6 minutes ago
One person was killed in a traffic accident on
SR 112 in Tooele County on Monday morning.
Man arrested for alleged robbing, kidnapping at gunpoint
Whitney Evans |
posted 14 minutes ago
Police arrested Temen Jerar Williams, 34,
Sunday for allegedly kidnapping and robbing two
men at gunpoint.
'It's part of me,' man says of stolen guitar
A man is asking for help to locate a 1983 Gibson ES-347 with
significant sentimental value that was recently stolen from his garage.
10-year-old boy dies after motocross accident
Tracie Snowder and Martha Ostergar |
posted Mar 17th - 11:03am
A 10-year-old boy died this weekend from
injuries sustained during a motocross accident
at Miller Motorsports Park.
Rare white marlin caught in Costa Rica
Referred to by some as the "unicorn of the sea," a rare white marlin
was caught and released in Costa Rica.
4 fraudulent workers compensation claims that were caught in the act
Rachel Lewis, KSL.com Contributor |
posted Mar 17th - 10:26am
It's hardly breaking news that we all pay for insurance fraud in the
form of higher insurance rates. The exact cost is unknown, but the
National Insurance Crime Bureau reports that billions of dollars of
false claims are submitted each year.
5 moments that made someone's day
Celeste Tholen Rosenlof |
posted Mar 17th - 10:11am
Each Monday, we hope to share moments from our readers' lives that
made their day great. Whether it is a kind note from a loved one, an
act of kindness or a person with an inspiring attitude, we want to hear
about it.
Polygamist sect leader Jeffs hospitalized in Texas
The Texas Department of Criminal Justice says polygamist sect leader Warren Jeffs has been hospitalized.
Activist group 'detracts' from dialogue, LDS Church says
Tad Walch |
posted Mar 17th - 9:34am
A small activist women's organization is
detracting from thoughtful discussions about
women in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-
day Saints, a church spokeswoman said Monday in
a letter to the group.
Campaign underway to keep motorists safe on St. Patrick's Day
UHP reports 24 DUI arrests in three counties on
Saturday night alone, as part of a campaign to
keep impaired drivers off Utah's roads this St.
Patrick's Day.
Few signs present prior to some suicides, study shows
Paul Nelson |
posted Mar 17th - 7:13am
Recent research out of Norway is casting an
alarming light on the issue of suicide.
Researchers say some young men take their lives
without showing any of the traditional warning
signs. In fact, some show no signs at all.
How to be more psychologically mature
Kim Giles, KSL.com Contributor |
posted Mar 17th - 6:33am
In this edition of LIFEadvice, Coach Kim explains what it means to be
psychologically or emotionally mature and how anyone can increase
their maturity level.
2 neighbors save woman after explosion in her home
The woman who was hospitalized after an explosion and fire in her
home has been identified.
10-year-old boy injured during motocross event
Martha Ostergar |
posted Mar 16th - 10:51pm
A 10-year-old boy was airlifted to Primary Children's Medical Center
after a motocross accident.
Students use ancient art of origami to innovate
With backing from government and private funding, BYU engineering
and industrial design students have been experimenting with
origami, going beyond paper to create designs out of metals and
other fabrications that will be used over a variety of techn
Woman who started Alpine theater program hopes it will continue
A woman who created a community theater program
for children has
touched the lives of hundreds of children, but
her theatrical creations
are coming to an end.
Former U. quarterback, 3 others to receive honorary doctorates
KSL.com |
posted Mar 16th - 8:17pm
The University of Utah Board of Trustees has announced four
recipients of honorary doctorate degrees at this year's annual
commencement.
Parents remember child whose passing inspired new law
Charlee Nelson, 6, was a young girl who loved to dance, sing
Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star and read books. She also suffered from a
rare disease that claimed her life and helped lead to a change in Utah
law.
Utah families bid bittersweet farewell to 142nd Military Intelligence Batallion
About 30 members of the Utah National Guard's
142nd Military Intelligence Battalion deployed
to Afghanistan early Sunday morning.
Kaysville man with MS has hope for a cure
A Utah man is headlining a free Saturday
conference for people with multiple sclerosis
and their caregivers. He says he is at peace
with his debilitating disease and wants to
share that hope with others.
Mother shocked to find her face on revenge porn site
Identity thieves steal money through tax returns
Victim of sex trafficking in Utah talks about experience
Investigation shows why teens shouldn't 'friend' people they don't know
Unusual ruling has mother, grandmothers fighting for custody of 2-year-old
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