Two separate crashes on I-15 overnight left two
people dead and two injured. Police were
searching for a driver who fled the scene of
one of the incidents.
Body of missing teen recovered in Hyrum Reservoir
Authorities released the name of a teen whose
body was recovered from Hyrum Reservoir
Wednesday night.
Vaillancourt speaks out, can't forgive former boyfriend for killing Draper officer
Traci Vaillancourt spoke publicly Wednesday for the first time since her former boyfriend, Timothy Walker, shot and killed Draper Police Sgt. Derek Johnson.
New solar panels may brighten outlook for U.S. Olympians
The U.S. Ski and Snowboard Association Center of Excellence was
outfitted with 126 solar panels, which are expected to save the
association about 8,000 per year — money which it plans on using to
power future athletes' gold medal goals.
Jimmer back in Provo to promote anti-bullying
Dave McCann |
posted Jul 9th - 10:04pm
Jimmer Fredette was back in town for Jimmer Jam Camp, an anti-
bullying basketball event.
7 Ways to Get the Best Price When Buying a Car
You wouldn't go into a clothing store and
negotiate the price of a pair of jeans, but if
you aren't negotiating when buying a car you
are probably paying more than you should. Here
are seven tips on how you make sure you get the
best price possible.
Doctor stripped of license over allegations of bad telemedical practices
The state Division of Occupational and
Professional Licensing has stripped a Utah
doctor living on the island of Saipan of his
license to prescribe controlled substances.
Dr.
Paul Marie Gahlinger, however, says he has
done
nothing wrong.
National laser tag tournament to be held in Utah
Faith Heaton Jolley |
posted Jul 9th - 8:49pm
In case you have been practicing for years and have been waiting for
your time to shine, your moment has arrived — a national laser tag
tournament is going to be held in Utah.
Wednesday's Child: Nicholas
Nicholas is a 13-year-old boy with a love of
the outdoors, but he especially loves fishing.
He's been in foster care for the past 10 years
and he's looking for a permanent home.
Mother encourages CPR training after near-drowning of 4-year-old son
A drowning at the Cottonwood Heights Recreation Center Sunday hit
close to home for a Utah County mother, who is sharing her story so
other parents can learn from it.
Autism-specialized school prepares to open doors in Utah County
Spectrum Academy, a charter school dedicated to teaching children
on the autism spectrum, led local officials on a tour of its new
Pleasant Grove location on Wednesday. It is slated to open in August.
Orem marathoner to represent Tonga in 2016 Olympic Games
As a young Tongan boy, Toni Vakaafi dreamed of
running in the Olympic Games. A son of a poor
fisherman, who endured many trials, his dream
didn't look likely. After many years of
hardship, Toni's goal may just become a
reality.
Mia Love among 20 congressional 'Members in Waiting,' blogger says
Republican congressional candidate Mia Love said Wednesday she's
flattered at being labeled a "surefire winner" by a Washington blogger,
but she's taking nothing for granted in her race against Democrat
Doug Owens.
Group petitions Utah to drop US Supreme Court appeal of Amendment 3 ruling
As petitions urging Utah to drop its fight against same-sex marriage
were delivered to the governor Wednesday, the attorney general's
office said it intends to appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court in the
coming weeks.
Man charged in year-long child porn investigation
A Heber City man who was the target of a year-long child pornography
investigation now faces criminal charges and has been arrested.
Overwhelming majority of Utahns want immigration reform now
Utahns — and Americans — overwhelmingly believe the nation's immigration system is broken and Congress needs to address the issue this year, new polls commissioned by the Partnership for a New American Economy show.
West Jordan dog attack sends 2 officers to the hospital
Pat Reavy |
posted Jul 9th - 5:53pm
A large dog that police say would go from being calm to "incredibly
violent and vicious" without warning remained quarantined
Wednesday after biting two animal control officers in West Jordan.
Man pleads guilty to taking dinosaur footprint
A 35-year-old Moab man accused of stealing a fossilized dinosaur footprint admitted in federal court Wednesday to stealing the fossil and throwing it in the Colorado River.
Kearns-Tribune, Deseret News want antitrust lawsuit dismissed
Dennis Romboy |
posted Jul 9th - 3:33pm
Calling it a "most unusual" antitrust case,
Kearns-Tribune and Deseret News Publishing Co.
have asked a federal judge to throw out a
lawsuit over the two newspapers' revised joint
operating agreement.
Reggae band Bludgeon Muffin plays in music festival
Like many other Salt Lake bands, Bludgeon Muffin has a dream to
make their music their career. But, hearkening back to musician and
activist Bob Marley, the reggae band also hopes their music will inspire
people to pick up their instruments
W. Jordan considers split from Jordan School District
Mary Richards |
posted Jul 9th - 12:57pm
The West Jordan City Council is expected to
vote Wednesday
night on whether to move forward with a study
on the
feasibility of breaking from the Jordan School
District.
Mother encourages CPR training after near-drowning of 4-year-old son
Smith's launches shopping cart safety campaign
Bounce houses: What parents should know to avoid aerial accidents
Red Cross app provides critical info during wildfire season
How forensic technology finds missing kids: A father's story
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