Crews rescue lost, unprepared hiker
09/27/2013 7:11am
A major overnight operation in Payson Canyon ended when search and rescue crews found a hiker who was lost on a mountainside.
Rep. Bishop to face challenge from Ogden doctor
09/27/2013 7:57am
Democrat Peter Clemens, an Ogden doctor, will announce Friday he's challenging GOP Rep. Rob Bishop in Utah's 1st Congressional District.
Inmate's quick thinking led to jailbreak, report says
09/27/2013 8:57am
A report says a quick-thinking inmate took advantage of mistakes by the guards to escape from a jail in Washington County.
Half of all parents struggle to help with homework, study shows
09/27/2013 10:07am
Recent surveys show that half of all parents in the country are struggling to help their children with their homework, and about as many say they don't understand the homework themselves.
Game Night Live coming to Bountiful High School
09/27/2013 11:04am
Bountiful High School will host Game Night Live Friday at 6:30 p.m.
The Braves will host cross-town rival Woods Cross in their
homecoming game.
Study: People willing to take risky Rx drugs because of bad memory
09/27/2013 11:12am
Lung infections, breathing difficulties,
allergic reactions and high fever: these are
all potential side effects listed in ads for
prescription drugs. While they might seem
scary, a new study says they don't deter
people from buying medications because they
quickly forget the negative side effects.
5 keys to a Cougar victory over MTSU
09/27/2013 11:54am
Before the season started, BYU's game against
Middle Tennessee State looked like one of the
"lead pipe lock" wins. Of course, I also
thought the Cougars would be 2-1 with wins over
Virginia and Utah. So, maybe a victory Friday
night is not a sure bet.
AP participation, success rates up among Utah students
09/27/2013 11:58am
More Utah students are taking Advanced
Placement exams and are passing those exams at
a rate well ahead of the national average,
according to new data released Wednesday by the
College Board.
City Creek mall sues man accused of mass shooting plot
09/27/2013 1:02pm
City Creek Center in downtown Salt Lake City
is
suing a Utah man charged with plotting a mass
shooting at the mall, claiming his threats
brought bad publicity and led workers and
shoppers to fear for their safety.
The Max Hall Curse
09/27/2013 1:11pm
Sports-related curses are a dime a dozen, but a curse may have finally
made it's way into the great state of Utah, the Max Hall Curse.
Salem man to stand trial for allegedly killing wife
09/27/2013 4:05pm
Tracy Scott was ordered Friday to stand trial for murder, a first-degree
felony, in the March 23 shooting death of his wife at their Salem
home.
Man robs Key Bank wearing green mask
09/27/2013 5:23pm
A Key Bank was robbed at gunpoint on Friday. No one was hurt, but
police are asking the public for help identifying the alleged robber.
Man in custody for string of Salt Lake County bank robberies
09/27/2013 6:10pm
Police arrested Cory Lee Stephens, 28, Friday for a string of bank
robberies around Salt Lake County.
Burn camp provides support for young burn survivors
09/27/2013 6:23pm
The University of Utah Burn Camp helps children cope with some
devastating injuries. More than twenty fire stations are raising funds to
help keep the program alive Saturday.
Kearns man convicted of sexual abuse of boy gets 3 years to life
09/27/2013 6:59pm
Michael Driggs, convicted of attempted aggravated sexual abuse of a
boy he met at church, has been sentenced to three years to life in
prison.
3 juniors suspended from Herriman football team
09/27/2013 7:13pm
High school football in Utah has been in the spotlight after a spate of player and coach suspensions. Herriman High School is the latest to make suspensions, suspending three juniors Friday.
Echo Theatre brings stage to historic building
09/27/2013 7:26pm
A young theater company has found a new home in
a historic location. The Carnegie Building,
which served as Provo's public library from
1908 to 1989, is now the Echo Theatre.
Man's arm severed after being hit by FrontRunner train
09/27/2013 7:37pm
A man who appeared to become impatient was hit
by a UTA train Friday morning. A witness who
went to the man's aid said he was severely
injured.
Shot fired during attempted robbery at motel
09/27/2013 7:52pm
Police are searching for a man who pulled a gun on a motel clerk in Midvale.
Debt ceiling debate highlights dysfunction, distrust in Washington
09/27/2013 8:02pm
The political theater captured a lot of attention this week with the debt ceiling debate. But the debate has highlighted an even bigger issue: dysfunction in Washington, and a willingness to gamble with the nation's economy.
Fatal shooting lawsuit dismissed, no constitutional violation found
09/27/2013 8:53pm
A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit against three cities whose police officers shot and killed a Farmington man during a standoff in 2008.
First female Olympic ski jump hopefuls hone skills in Ogden
09/27/2013 10:26pm
An Ogden business owner is using his obsession with speed to help some Olympic hopefuls improve their technique.
Man dies after collapsing at LaVell Edwards Stadium
09/27/2013 11:02pm
A 71-year-old man died Friday after collapsing at LaVell Edwards
Stadium. It happened just before kick-off of the BYU-Middle
Tennessee game.
Running to remember: 5K run honors woman killed at Lake Powell
09/27/2013 11:13pm
Hundreds will fill Sugarhouse Park Saturday morning to honor a beautiful, bright young woman who died too young.
Utah's 'Snake Man' sees increase in illegal reptiles
09/27/2013 11:14pm
A Utah reptile expert who consults with police has seen a rise in illegal reptiles in Utah.
Union football team takes field again following whole-team suspension
09/27/2013 11:35pm
Roosevelt's Union High School football team was told to turn in their
jerseys just one week ago. But they worked together to earn the right
to take the field again Friday night.
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