Stockton talks about new book 'Assisted', Jazz career, coaching, life
11/18/2013 12:02am
John Stockton talks about his new book "Assisted," his career with the Jazz, retirement, family and more.
Malware 'CryptoLocker' forces computer user to pay ransom for files
11/18/2013 7:38am
Cyber security experts say it's one of the most
malicious threats they've ever seen. It's
malware called CryptoLocker.
Jury hearing lawsuit over avalanche death
11/18/2013 8:11am
A deadly avalanche from five years ago is being
relived in a Summit County courtroom this week.
Some foster kids 'aging out' of system ignore aid that's available
11/18/2013 8:37am
Every year, about 24,000 kids "age out" of the
foster care system across the country. Foster
care workers in Utah say the transition into
adulthood can be more than some kids can
handle.
Choir students' letters to Santa raise money for Make-A-Wish
11/18/2013 9:36am
Singers of the Madeleine Choir School wrote
notes to Santa. Each letter, which goes to a
Macy's store, will add $1 to Utah's Make-A-Wish
campaign.
Red blood cell size and depression linked for some patients, study shows
11/18/2013 9:50am
A new study out of the Intermountain Medical
Center Heart Institute shows a link between red
cell distribution width levels and depression
in heart patients.
Sunday storm made 'perfect recipe for avalanche accidents' this week
11/18/2013 10:46am
A small avalanche Sunday may signify the tip of
the avalanche iceberg, forecasters say.
Photos: Hiking Logan Peak in winter
11/18/2013 11:01am
Logan Peak is an incredible must-hike mountain
in Cache Valley. It provides hikers with
incredible views of Northern Utah, Southern
Idaho, Southwestern Wyoming, and the Uinta
Range.
Man killed in rollover near Utah-Idaho border
11/18/2013 11:32am
A 26-year-old Idaho man has been killed in a
single-vehicle rollover near the Utah-Idaho
border.
DEA agents nab 2 more in cocaine operation 'done over phones'
11/18/2013 4:41pm
Two more people allegedly connected to a cocaine operation that involved the sale of more than 100 customers a day have been arrested by DEA agents.
Police remain mostly quiet on details of deadly South Jordan shooting
11/18/2013 5:37pm
The initial autopsies on two young boys found
dead in the basement of a Daybreak home have
been completed, but South Jordan police aren't
releasing details.
Utah minority students more likely to be labeled gifted, study says
11/18/2013 7:17pm
When comparing students who have the same
grades, minority
students are more likely to be labeled gifted,
according to a new study
from UVU.
Man hospitalized following auto-pedestrian accident in Logan
11/18/2013 7:39pm
A man was hospitalized with suspected head
trauma Monday after being hit by a pickup truck
while crossing the street.
South Jordan councilman pushing for new city-run school district
11/18/2013 7:46pm
Should South Jordan create its own school
district, cutting all ties to Jordan School
District?
Centerville man regaining sight after devastating ATV crash
11/18/2013 7:49pm
A Davis County man narrowly survived an ATV
crash that crushed almost every
bone in his face. Though doctors told him he
would likely never see again, he's slowly
regaining his sight and inspiring others
along the way.
Vandalized arch receives much-needed makeover from Boy Scouts
11/18/2013 8:09pm
When Brent Taylor first learned about
Moonshine
Arch, the scoutmaster knew it was a perfect
spot for a campout. And when he found out
the
arch had been vandalized, he knew his Scouts
could clean it up. He just didn't know how.
So,
he asked an expert.
Deputies: Burglars ignore cash; opt for jerky, soda
11/18/2013 8:40pm
Deputies are looking for two men who broke
into a Weber County store twice
in less than a week. But it wasn't money the
burglars
were after.
Martin MacNeill set for 2nd trial on sex abuse
11/18/2013 9:06pm
Convicted murderer Martin MacNeill will get a two-month delay before he faces his next legal hurdle. A judge on Monday delayed a pending trial on a sexual abuse charge until February.
Crash on U.S. 89 kills one, critically injures another
11/18/2013 9:19pm
A woman is dead and a man is in extremely
critical condition following a head-on
collision on U.S. 89 near Gunnison on Monday
morning.
'Opt-in' Internet pornography initiative bad news for some Internet providers
11/18/2013 10:36pm
A new initiative gaining ground in the U.S.
would require Internet service providers to
filter out pornography before it reaches
customers. While many parents would undoubtedly
appreciate such a measure, it could prove fatal
for small Internet companies.
Dozens sickened after carbon monoxide leak at elementary school
11/18/2013 10:50pm
Forty-four students and adults from Montezuma Creek Elementary School were treated for possible carbon monoxide poisoning Monday.
Victims make crime easy for car thieves in Utah, police say
11/18/2013 11:09pm
On average, approximately 16 cars are stolen a
day in Utah. There were 6,000 reports of
stolen vehicles in 2012, and police
acknowledge the criminals aren't letting up
this year.
New campaign aims to promote gun safety in homes with kids
11/18/2013 11:13pm
The message of Bulletproof Kids is simple:
Owning a gun is a right, but protecting
children is a responsibility.
Deadly new drug easy for teens to buy online, DEA warns
11/18/2013 11:44pm
The DEA is warning parents about a new drug
that is easily accessible to teens and is
already in Utah.
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