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Germany urged to fight anti-Semitism to avoid Jewish exodus
Geir Moulson | Posted Jan 26th - 5:41am
Germany's foreign minister is calling for strengthened efforts against anti-Semitism to ward off the possibility that many Jews decide to leave the country.
China temporarily bans wildlife trade in wake of outbreak
Sam McNeil, Penny Yi Wang and Elaine Kurtenbach | Updated Jan 26th - 2:16am
Chinese authorities announced a temporary ban on the trade of wild animals Sunday following a viral outbreak in Wuhan, saying they will “severely investigate and punish” violators.
Used mascara wands are helping treat and save wild animals
Francisco Guzman and Saeed Ahmed, CNN | Posted Jan 25th - 7:11pm
If you're in need of a new mascara wand, don't throw the old one away.
Have You Seen This? Woman plays two recorders — with her nose
Martha Ostergar, KSL.com Contributor | Posted Jan 25th - 1:52pm
Maybe she’s born with it; maybe it’s Maybelline.
Spacewalking astronauts plug leak, finish fixing detector
Marcia Dunn | Updated Jan 25th - 11:58am
Spacewalking astronauts plugged a leak in a cosmic ray detector outside the International Space Station on Saturday, completing a series of complex repairs to give the instrument new life.
Blues artist, friends spread ‘hug someone today’ message around northern Utah
Mike Anderson, KSL TV | Posted Jan 25th - 11:18am
In recent months, the simple, positive messages have been popping up in Weber County, especially around Ogden. The simple paper posters that read, ‘Hug Someone Today,’ were the idea of 19-year-old blues artist, Sammy Brue. Brue said he came up with it at around 4 a.m. one morning.
Cardinal at center of 2 Popes storm doubles down on celibacy
Nicole Winfield | Posted Jan 25th - 11:00am
A Vatican cardinal at the center of a storm over a book about celibacy and the Catholic priesthood is denouncing the “brutality” of criticism directed at him and his collaborator, Emeritus Pope Benedict XVI.
Covington Catholic bus involved in fatal crash in Kentucky
The Associated Press | Posted Jan 25th - 9:49am
A charter bus carrying students from a Catholic high school collided with a car Saturday morning in northern Kentucky, killing the car's driver, police said.
Eminent domain proposed by lawmaker as a way to carve future recreation trails
Carter Williams, KSL.com | Posted Jan 25th - 9:19am
A new bill set to be discussed this upcoming legislative session would allow local governments to, once again, use eminent domain to help carve out trails in Utah.
Too soon to tell if new virus as dangerous as SARS cousin
Lauran Neergaard and Maria Cheng | Updated Jan 24th - 9:12pm
is more like SARS or MERS.
'It was constant fear': How a 6-year-old Utah girl is overcoming a severe peanut allergy
Aley Davis, KSL TV | Posted Jan 24th - 8:24pm
People living with a severe allergy know it can be paralyzing and control everyday life. One Utah family credits their recently found freedom to a new oral therapy.
A proactive approach to finding a mentor — in 5 easy steps
Nicole Carpenter, KSL.com Contributor | Posted Jan 24th - 7:49pm
Surveys show 76% of people feel mentors are important, yet less than half of those surveyed actually have a mentor. Here are five things you can do to find the perfect mentor for you and make the most of your relationship.
Temporary homeless shelter opens in Sugar House to warm welcome from neighbors
Amy Donaldson, KSL | Updated Jan 24th - 5:27pm
The same day, Catholic Community Services of Utah announced it would not renew its contract at the Gail Miller Resource Center.
Have You Seen This? Toddler adorably struggles to eat a banana
John Clyde, KSL.com Contributor | Posted Jan 24th - 4:36pm
Sometimes, all you want is a banana — and sometimes the world just says "no."
China expands lockdown against virus, fast-tracks hospital
Yanan Wang | Updated Jan 24th - 4:16pm
China expanded its lockdown against the deadly new virus to an unprecedented 36 million people and rushed to build a prefabricated, 1,000-bed hospital for victims Friday as the outbreak cast a pall over Lunar New Year, the country's biggest, most festive holiday.
3 Sundance Film Festival movies suitable for kids
Jacob Klopfenstein, KSL.com | Posted Jan 24th - 4:05pm
The Sundance Film Festival is once again collaborating with the Utah Film Center to provide some options for young movie buffs during this year’s festival.
Trump attends March for Life with Mike Lee at his side
Jill Colvin, Associated Press | Updated Jan 24th - 1:52pm
Trump, a late convert to the cause, attended the anti-abortion March for Life with Utah Sen. Mike Lee at his side. Lee also posted his support for the cause online.
155 million-year-old dinosaur found in Utah leads scientists to discover new Allosaurus species
Carter Williams, KSL.com | Updated Jan 24th - 1:51pm
Scientists say dinosaur fossils unearthed in northeastern Utah in 1990 are the oldest Allosaurus fossils ever found in the state, dating back 155 million years.
4 aid workers for French charity disappear in Baghdad
The Associated Press | Posted Jan 24th - 12:49pm
Four aid workers for a French Christian charity disappeared this week in Baghdad at at time of heightened tension in Iraq, the organization said Friday,
Outdoors & Rec »
Eminent domain proposed by lawmaker as a way to carve future recreation trails
- Utah ski resorts experiencing 'good fortune' as more precipitation hits state
- Mountain lion euthanized after attacking 3-year-old boy in a California wilderness park
- National Parks are free today in honor of Martin Luther King, Jr's birthday
- Desolation Canyon float trips: What they might cost and why that matters
LDS Life »
Church announces groundbreaking date for Layton Temple
- Temple demolition draws crowds in St. George as west end torn down
- 'We are all part of the same divine family,' Elder Stevenson tells Salt Lake NAACP
- 'From ashes and destruction': Latter-day Saints celebrate completion of stake center destroyed by arson
- Survey: Women who serve church missions display stronger leadership
Historic »
155 million-year-old dinosaur found in Utah leads scientists to discover new Allosaurus species
- Meet the individuals who shaped Utah as state celebrates 150 years of women’s suffrage
- A day to honor suffrage leader, first female state senator Martha Hughes Cannon
- USU showcases historical outdoor products in online exhibit
- Utah company repairs vintage Salt Lake Costume sign, keeping piece of neon golden age alive
