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Utah teen charged with bringing bomb to school wants case dismissed
Annie Knox, KSL | Posted Nov 13th - 5:14pm
Attorneys for a St. George teenager accused of bringing a homemade backpack bomb to school in March want a judge to toss the case, saying the charges are too hefty.
Lawmakers call for state management plan for Bears Ears
Amy Joi O'Donoghue, KSL | Posted Nov 13th - 4:09pm
A committee of lawmakers wants Utah to send a loud message on how the newly reduced Bears Ears National Monument would be managed if the lands were in control of the state. It voted Tuesday to begin crafting a plan to submit to the Legislature.
Officials: 2 killed, 1 hospitalized after industrial accident
Yvette Cruz, KSL.com | Updated Nov 10th - 9:31pm
Two men were electrocuted and one was found unconscious after getting shocked Saturday afternoon at the Intrepid Potash Mine, officials report.
Dark skies: Another Utah natural resource
Amy Joi O'Donoghue, KSL | Posted Nov 10th - 10:18am
International groups of dark sky researchers and preservationists are meeting at Snowbird this week.
Here’s how Utah’s 29 counties voted on each initiative
Carter Williams, KSL.com | Updated Nov 8th - 4:13pm
In addition to various federal, state and local political races, Utahns voted on four initiatives in Tuesday’s election. Here's how each county differed on these initiatives after ballot counts Friday.
Curtis expected to win in 3rd District race
Amy Joi O'Donoghue and Lisa Riley Roche, KSL | Updated Nov 6th - 10:52pm
Rep. John Curtis, the newest member of Utah's all-Republican congressional delegation, appeared to be well on his way to winning his first full term Tuesday night.
Summit County voters receive mail-in ballots with return envelopes for San Juan County
Dennis Romboy, KSL | Updated Nov 5th - 6:28pm
About 130 Summit County residents received mail-in election ballots containing return envelopes addressed to San Juan County.
Utah Navajos could tip balance after voting-rights battle
Lindsay Whitehurst, Associated Press | Updated Nov 5th - 9:35am
Tammie Nakai lives under a vista of red-rock spires and purple sunrise sky that offers arguably some of the United States' most breathtaking views. But her home lacks what most of the country considers basic necessities: electric lines and running water.
Sheriff's officials euthanize water buffalo near Moab after discovering it roaming 'at large'
Jacob Klopfenstein and Yvette Cruz, KSL.com | Updated Nov 4th - 7:58pm
Law enforcement officials euthanized a water buffalo on Saturday evening after discovering it roaming "at large" south of Moab.
Southern Utah man charged with burning down relative's home
Pat Reavy, KSL | Posted Nov 2nd - 2:12pm
A man accused of burning down a relative's house, in addition to setting two other fires in Southern Utah, has been charged.
Police ask for public's help locating endangered man missing since July
Carter Williams, KSL.com | Posted Nov 2nd - 10:56am
St. George police are asking for the public’s help in locating a man who they say hasn’t been heard from since July and is believed to be endangered.
Trailer returned to owner 3 years after being stolen from repair shop
Ashley Moser, KSL TV | Posted Nov 2nd - 10:30am
A trailer that was written off as a total loss in 2015 is back with its owner.
Remains positively identified as missing Utah woman
Pat Reavy, KSL | Updated Nov 1st - 8:54pm
One set of remains found near the Utah-Arizona border have been positively identified as a West Jordan woman missing since the beginning of the year.
2 women in critical condition after crash near Enoch, officials say
Jacob Klopfenstein, KSL.com | Updated Oct 31st - 4:22pm
Two women are in critical condition after a crash in Enoch, authorities say.
Cold front brings cooler temps for Halloween night, rain Thursday
Carter Williams, KSL.com | Posted Oct 31st - 2:35pm
A cold front that pushed past most of Utah will result in colder temperatures for trick-or-treating throughout the state and likely rain later Wednesday evening and into Thursday morning.
St. George officials ponder fines for residents who waste water
Mori Kessler, St. George News | Posted Oct 31st - 10:32am
While discussing an update to the city’s water conservation plan Thursday, the St. George City Council considered the possibility of implementing fines for water wasters.
Police identify man killed in Moab shooting
Carter Williams, KSL.com | Updated Oct 29th - 2:04pm
Police identified a 30-year-old man on Monday who was shot and killed at a mobile home court early Sunday morning, while the search for a man suspected in the shooting continues.
Seasoned politicians face off in Navajo presidential race
Felicia Fonseca, Associated Press | Posted Oct 28th - 2:48pm
On the vast Navajo Nation, the needs are many. The task of replacing roughly one-third of the tribe's revenue will fall heavily on whoever Navajos choose to be their next president in the Nov. 6 election.
Fire destroys Ivins home, leaves woman in critical condition
Cody Blowers, St. George News | Posted Oct 27th - 9:22pm
A fire in Ivins Saturday left a woman critically injured, a house destroyed and a family displaced.
