Survivor recalls deadly accident, urges Utahns to buckle up
09/17/2013 7:43am
Jamie Dangerfield clearly remembers the day when she asked her best
friend Chelsie Hill, "Do you want to drive? Or do you want me to drive?"
35 years later, woman searches for teacher who changed her life
09/17/2013 10:39am
When Shannon Shuman's fourth grade teacher strayed from the
curriculum to teach a lesson just for her, Shuman's whole life
changed.
Charges filed in death of man buried in backyard
09/17/2013 11:01am
Charges have been filed in the death of a man
whose body was found buried in the backyard of
a home in Roy.
Utah new leader in training next experts in Homeland Security
09/17/2013 12:34pm
Disasters like the flooding in Boulder, Colo.
or the Navy Yard shootings need Homeland
Security experts at the helm. Now people all
over the west can train to be those leaders
right here at Salt Lake Community College.
Map shows the divide in the BYU/Utah rivalry
09/17/2013 12:54pm
It's the annual week where fans all along the Wasatch Front declare
their loyalty between BYU and Utah. Even if you don't follow football, it
seems everyone expects you to pick a side.
Federal regulations cost West billions of dollars, report says
09/17/2013 4:33pm
A new report shows that Utah and other energy-
producing states in the West are losing out on
billions of dollars and thousands of jobs
because of oil and gas development that
languishes due to land encumbered by federal
regulations.
Love of U.S. Constitution is contagious for Uintah County students
09/17/2013 6:08pm
Jeff Ross didn't really discover his love for
the U.S. Constitution until he was in college.
Teen hit by car in Sandy
09/17/2013 6:37pm
A 17-year-old boy is in the hospital after being hit by a car in Sandy.
Utah beekeepers can exchange 'terrible tasting' red honey
09/17/2013 6:41pm
Utah beekeepers who have candy cane-infused
red
honey — which technically can't be sold as
honey — can trade that honey for normal honey
under an exchange set up through the Wasatch
Beekeepers Association.
Foster parents took them in, now new college program does the same
09/17/2013 6:46pm
Statistics about educational attainment and life outcomes for young
people who "age out" of foster care are dismal. Some U.S. colleges and
universities are creating solutions that help these young people
transition to successful adult lives.
Judge reduces bail for doctor charged in child porn case
09/17/2013 7:02pm
A doctor charged with viewing child pornography
at work says his high bail could keep him from
supporting his family.
UDOT opens up new 80 mph speed zones
09/17/2013 7:40pm
UDOT announced Tuesday that the speed limit has
been increased to 80 mph in several areas of
the state.
3 receive kidney transplant in chain of giving
09/17/2013 7:54pm
Three people are recovering after receiving new
kidneys. What makes their medical procedure so
incredible is the connection they share —
living donors who came together as part of a
paired transplant exchange.
Women prisoner's weight gain costs state, audit says
09/17/2013 7:58pm
A legislative audit shows the Utah State Prison
could have saved $1.2 million the past five
years had it served female inmates less food.
Man killed puppy in anger, police say
09/17/2013 8:06pm
A Salt Lake City man has been charged with
torturing a companion animal after police say
he became angry with a 4-month-old puppy and
killed it.
Lee pushes for $2.5K tax credit per child for families
09/17/2013 8:37pm
U.S. Sen. Mike Lee is proposing the Family Fairness and Opportunity
Tax Reform Act, which would grant parents an additional $2,500 tax
credit per child.
SLC ranked 'good place to live' for those with seasonal allergies
09/17/2013 9:03pm
Salt Lake City residents have it easier than some when it comes to
seasonal
allergies. On a list of 100 U.S. cities compiled by the Asthma and
Allergy Foundation of America, Salt Lake City ranked number 92 for
allergies related to pollen and other seasonal factors.
Woman attempts to sell her baby for $50, police say
09/17/2013 9:30pm
Cottonwood Heights police took an infant into protective custody
Tuesday after the mother allegedly attempted to sell the child while
experiencing a drug-related psychotic episode.
Fire spreads to 8 vehicles in UVU parking lot
09/17/2013 10:25pm
A fire started in the engine of a car parked near the Utah Valley
University library quickly spread to seven other vehicles.
Neighbors celebrate rivalry week with annual prank
09/17/2013 10:34pm
Two Bluffdale neighbors come up with a new
prank every year for rivalry week.
Miniature horse finds calling as therapy animal
09/17/2013 10:35pm
Debbie Hamilton originally bought Daisy as a
show horse, but she said the animal was too
mellow to show but just right for therapy work.
2 Salem High football players suspended amid allegations of hazing, harassment
09/17/2013 10:43pm
Two Salem Hills High School football players
have been suspended after the Nebo school
district received reports about players
involved with hazing and harassment.
Blacksmith Fork Canyon fire contained after burning 80 acres
09/17/2013 10:47pm
A fire burning in Blacksmith Fork Canyon has reached 20 acres. The
fire has been named the North Cottonwood Fire, and crews are facing
some challenges as they begin to fight it.
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