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Sandy police chief fired after investigation of misconduct
Carter Williams, KSL.com | Posted Apr 24th - 4:49pm
Sandy Police Chief Kevin Thacker was fired Tuesday after an investigation into multiple reports of “inappropriate and unprofessional behavior” within the police department, Sandy Mayor Kurt Bradburn said.
Former parole agent pleads guilty to having sex with woman he supervised
Pat Reavy, KSL | Posted Apr 24th - 4:12pm
A former parole agent in Carbon County accused of having sex with a woman he was supervising has entered into a plea deal.
User submitted: Photos that prove Utah is a great place to live
Mary Dalrymple, KSL.com | Posted Apr 24th - 4:00pm
Whether you're a fan of the outdoors, cherry blossoms, rainbows or even rainstorms, spring in Utah has really got a little something for everyone, and so does our latest user submitted gallery.
Judge tosses lawsuit by Utah imam involving no-fly listing
Lindsay Whitehurst, Associated Press | Posted Apr 24th - 3:36pm
A judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by a Utah Muslim leader who said he was wrongly placed on a government watch list and temporarily blocked from leaving Kenya with his family last summer.
Utah man sentenced for killing mother and brother he believed were 'demons'
Annie Knox, KSL | Posted Apr 24th - 2:04pm
A Ferron man has been sentenced to up to life prison for shooting and killing his mom and brother, whom he believed were demons at the time.
4 traditions that will make your family campout a standout
Olivia Meikle, KSL.com Contributor | Posted Apr 24th - 1:59pm
Even for experienced campers, taking kids camping can be overwhelming. But by slowing the pace of your next trip and adding a few new traditions to the mix, your next family campout can be a standout.
Vineyard man convicted of raping 8-year-old girl
Carter Williams, KSL.com | Posted Apr 24th - 1:54pm
A Vineyard man was convicted by a jury in 4th District Court Monday for repeatedly sodomizing and raping his fiancee's 8-year-old daughter over the course of eight months.
Make Your Week: A reminder for compassionate driving; stranger pays for a new suit
Faith Heaton Jolley, KSL.com | Posted Apr 24th - 1:31pm
Spring is in the air, which usually helps to lift people’s spirits (or maybe that’s just me.) However, if you are still needing a little boost on this Tuesday, the following stories should do the trick.
West Valley teacher arrested in connection with student sex abuse case
Carter Williams, KSL.com | Posted Apr 24th - 1:15pm
A charter school teacher was arrested Monday after police say over the course of the school year he inappropriately touched and took illegal pictures of a third-grade student that he taught.
FBI searching for missing Montana woman who may have been spotted in SLC
Liesl Nielsen, KSL.com | Posted Apr 24th - 12:35pm
The Federal Bureau of Investigation is asking for the public's help in finding a 25-year-old Montana woman who went missing nearly six months ago in November 2017.
Body believed to be missing man found at bottom of Horseshoe Bend
Joseph Witham, St. George News | Posted Apr 24th - 10:53am
The body of what is believed to be a missing man was found at the bottom of the popular Horseshoe Bend overlook near Page, Arizona, Sunday afternoon.
County Council poised to leave sales tax hike revival up to city leaders
Katie McKellar, KSL | Posted Apr 24th - 8:39am
Thanks to the sweeping transportation bill passed by the Utah Legislature this year, counties have the power to resurrect the Proposition 1 tax sales tax hike. But Salt Lake County leaders might pass that power to cities.
Rep. John Curtis' school safety summit seeks to 'mine, find and mature' best thinking on security
Marjorie Cortez, KSL | Posted Apr 24th - 8:01am
Rep. John Curtis' Safe School Summit held Monday at Provo's Edgemont Elementary School sought to "mine, find and mature," the best thinking on school security in Utah.
Eagle Mountain wrangling tumbleweeds after mighty windstorm
Ashley Imlay, KSL | Posted Apr 24th - 7:40am
During last week's windstorm, the weeds piled up in the yards of many Eagle Mountain residents, blocking some garages, according to Linda Peterson, the city's communications and community relations director.
Men want bumper sticker with racist message removed from Cedar City store
Nicole Vowell, KSL TV | Posted Apr 24th - 7:23am
A bumper sticker with a controversial message sold at an El Ray Plaza smoke shop in Utah’s Dixie has some people boycotting the retailer and calling for the sticker to be removed.
Video details pellet gun shooting of UTA bus
Andrew Adams, KSL TV | Posted Apr 24th - 7:04am
Newly-released video and audio provide the most detailed account yet of what happened on a Utah Transit Authority bus last week, prior to the bus having its windows shot out by pellets.
Vernal family’s tragedy prompts legislative action, research
Geoff Liesik, KSL | Posted Apr 24th - 6:43am
Gov. Gary Herbert has signed a resolution — drafted following the postoperative death of a Vernal man — that urges the medical community to study a possible link between prescribed opioid painkillers and unexpected deaths after surgery.
Utah veteran relives time aboard B-17 bomber he learned to fly during WWII
Jasen Lee, KSL | Posted Apr 23rd - 10:25pm
A 99-year old WWII vet was honored with an early birthday gift from his family. Richard Stucki, of Cedar City, enjoyed a VIP flight Monday aboard the Madras Maiden — one of only a dozen B-17 aircraft still flying today. He turns 100 in July.
Former corrections officer sentenced to prison after a decade on the run
Pat Reavy, KSL | Posted Apr 23rd - 9:43pm
A former Utah corrections officer convicted of forcible sex abuse more than a decade ago before going into hiding to avoid sentencing was sent to prison on Monday.
