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12.31.2009
Article #00000252
Weather: More snowfall is expected for N. Utah
New Year’s Eve will bring a breather from the snow in northern Utah and -- with a little luck --
12.31.2009
Article #00000251
State panel pushes for new judge
State court officials’ efforts to add a new juvenile court judge in Southern Utah’s 5th
12.30.2009
Article #00000250
Roughin’ It Outdoors Fishing Report
BEAVER RIVER, LOWER: (December 10) Ice is covering much of the stream and making fishing
12.30.2009
Article #0000024F
Two killed in crash near Beaver
A crash on Interstate 15 killed two people in southern Utah on Wednesday, police said.
12.30.2009
Article #0000024E
The 2000s, the aughts, whatever we decide to call the decade just ending, was mostly
12.26.2009
Article #0000024D
More than $190.6 million is available to Utah through the American Recovery and
12.24.2009
Article #0000024C
Schools serving low-income students do well
Twenty-six percent of Utah’s Title 1 schools are performing highly, despite the challenges of
12.23.2009
Article #0000024B
State pays big bucks for wasted space
Utah taxpayers are paying $83,000 a year to rent an office suite bigger than a basketball
12.21.2009
Article #0000024A
DRMC expects Life Flight helicopter in 2010
Life Flight helicopters fly an average of 10 missions daily. About half of those patients are
12.17.2009
Article #00000249
Burglary suspects arrested in Beaver
The Beaver County Sheriff’s Office has arrested three men suspected in a series of burglaries.
12.13.2009
Article #00000248
Community teams up to give children breakfast, presents
Ainsley Hopkins, 10, admitted to turning on police sirens and singing over the PA in the Iron
12.12.2009
Article #00000247
Millford’s Wright 2nd in last ride
Milford’s Cody Wright did little wrong in the final round of the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo on
12.11.2009
Article #00000246
Utah cowboy likes spoiler role
Spanish Fork’s Clint Robinson is back on track. It’s too late for him to win an average title at the
12.11.2009
Article #00000245
Elk Meadows’ seller, buyer have same address
After an online auction, ownership of Elk Meadows ski area near Beaver has changed
12.11.2009
Article #00000244
Four Utah libraries among nation’s best
The Salt Lake City Public Library and its five branch locations rated second best in the nation,
12.11.2009
Article #00000243
Elk Ridge bareback rider Kaycee Feild has big plans for the weekend. They don’t have
12.11.2009
Article #00000242
Routine Traffic Stops Turn into Drug Stops
Routine traffic stops along I-15 are turning more and more into drug stops. "If you stop the big
12.11.2009
Article #00000241
Roughin’ It Outdoors Fishing Report
MINERSVILLE RESERVOIR: (December 10) All of the water from the Beaver River flows directly
12.09.2009
Article #00000240
Rodeo: Utah cowboys fail to place
It was a bad Wednesday night for Utah cowboys at the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo. None of
12.09.2009
Article #0000023F
Monday’s winter storm moved through the Great Plains on Tuesday toward the Great Lakes and
12.08.2009
Article #0000023E
Rodeo: Utahns have a rough night in Round 6
Bull rider Corey Navarre of Weatherford, Okla., won the sixth round at the Wrangler National
12.08.2009
Article #0000023D
National Finals Rodeo: Wright moves up in saddle bronc
Reigning world champion saddle bronc rider Cody Wright of Milford finished tied for second in
12.07.2009
Article #0000023C
Americas Most Wanted Suspect Sighted in Southern Utah
Cops say Christine Craig, 40, and Steven Farrell, 57, were finally going to tie the knot after
12.07.2009
Article #0000023B
Shoppers rush to stores for deals
Long lines of traffic snarled River Road and other thoroughfares throughout the city on Nov.
12.07.2009
Article #0000023A
Roughin’ It Outdoors Fishing Report
MINERSVILLE RESERVOIR: (November 25) Irrigation releases have stopped for the year,
12.06.2009
Article #00000239
Wright happy with 4th-place saddle bronc ride
Cody Wright isn’t worried about whether or not he will repeat as World Champion in saddle bronc
12.06.2009
Article #00000238
Feild rides again at National Finals Rodeo
Kaycee Feild of Elk Ridge finished second in the bareback event during Round 4 of the National
12.05.2009
Article #00000237
It was a huge Saturday night for Utah cowboys at the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo. They hit
12.04.2009
Article #00000236
Rodeo: Elk Ridge cowboy in lead
Kaycee Feild of Elk Ridge moved into the lead in the bareback standings after winning Friday
12.04.2009
Article #00000235
Rodeo: Robinson leads Utah cowboys
Clint Robinson of Spanish Fork was Utah’s top finisher in the first round of the 2009 Wrangler
12.02.2009
Article #00000234
Woolsey returns from injury in time for National Finals
Payson’s Steve Woolsey hasn’t climbed aboard a bull since August. That’s about to change.
12.01.2009
Article #00000233
Elk Meadows auction extended until 6 p.m. today
The online auction of Elk Meadows Ski Resort was extended until 6 p.m. today after a bid was
12.01.2009
Article #00000232
Wright brothers have rodeo in their jeans
Brotherly love overpowers sibling rivalry when Cody and Jesse Wright step into the rodeo
11.28.2009
Article #00000231
Want a tony ski resort? Elk Meadows bids restart Monday
Bids for shuttered Elk Meadows ski area have not come close to matching the suggested value
11.28.2009
Article #00000230
H1N1 vaccine is available Tuesday
The Southwest Utah Public Health Department will be offering the H1N1 vaccine to people ages
11.28.2009
Article #0000022F
Police wait tables for Shop with a Cop Christmas program
Winger’s restaurant had its establishment surrounded by police vehicles Friday and its
11.27.2009
Article #0000022E
Utah-made products: Buying local for Christmas
Utah residents looking to purchase Christmas gifts made in their home state have a number of
11.27.2009
Article #0000022D
Utah Department of Environmental Quality hires new district engineer
The state Department of Environmental Quality has hired Paul Wright as the new district
11.25.2009
Article #0000022C
Elk Meadow resort auction now online
The auction of the former Elk Meadows Ski Resort in Beaver County has moved online,
11.22.2009
Article #0000022B
With just a few days to Thanksgiving, we thought it would be a good chance to highlight
11.21.2009
Article #0000022A
Bid deadline extended on Elk Meadows Ski Resort
The bidding deadline on the abandoned 1,138 acre Elk Meadows Ski Resort, located 18 miles
11.20.2009
Article #00000229
When Lucy P. Pocock Williams delivered babies in Beaver in the 1930s, she got paid with bushels
11.19.2009
Article #00000228
Sheriff's office retires search dog
An Iron County Sheriff’s Office dog had his last deployment as a working police dog on
11.18.2009
Article #00000227
Midnight meteor fascinates Utahns
The spectacular streak that lit up the night sky early Wednesday had people abuzz at the Clark
11.18.2009
Article #00000226
Herbert appoints 2 to development board
Gov. Gary Herbert on Wednesday announced the appointment of two new members to the
11.17.2009
Article #00000225
Beaver’s water is worth a stop
Like a gurgling fountain in the center of an oasis, the billboard suddenly appears after a
11.17.2009
Article #00000224
Few answers in former BYU professor’s violent death
By many accounts, Kay Sherman Mortensen was an intelligent man who lived a rich life and had a
11.17.2009
Article #00000223
Deadly home invasion: Man’s throat slashed in Payson break-in
Police are looking for two men in a homicide and home invasion near Payson. A man was found
11.17.2009
Article #00000222
Roughin’ It Outdoors Fishing Report
BEAVER MOUNTAIN LAKES: (November 05) Fall fishing should be good. The cooling water
11.15.2009
Article #00000221
Wheelchair transportation service expands to So. Utah
Southern Utah residents now have the opportunity to use a wheelchair transportation service,
11.13.2009
Article #00000220
Outdoor notebook: Cut your own Christmas tree for the holidays
Christmas is just around the corner, and people interested in cutting their own trees for decorating
11.12.2009
Article #0000021F
U.’s new telescope captures galaxies
The University of Utah’s astronomy program became full-fledged Wednesday with the official
11.11.2009
Article #0000021E
Wind farm’s first phase finished
One year after breaking ground, wind power company First Wind and its partner RMT
11.10.2009
Article #0000021D
The newest project in Utah’s renewable energy portfolio, a wind farm whose huge sweeping
11.09.2009
Article #0000021C
Elk Meadows ski resort on auction block
Once ballyhooed as the next great gated resort community -- projected value $3.5 billion --
11.03.2009
Article #0000021A
Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. today for municipal elections throughout Southern Utah.
11.03.2009
Article #00000219
Lawman killed in 1913 gets ceremony and headstone
A riderless horse carried Old Glory, seven riflemen fired three volleys, and a bugler blew
11.02.2009
Article #00000218
We were caught in the storm at Beaver on Wednesday. The snowplows were there, but
10.30.2009
Article #00000217
It is that time again as Christmas is just around the corner. Families can have a unique
10.29.2009
Article #00000216
Lands Bill a roadmap to progress
The way forward on public lands discussions in Utah is to follow the bipartisan model established
10.28.2009
Article #00000215
The Southwest Utah Health Department is distributing some H1N1 flu vaccine to private
10.28.2009
Article #00000214
Two police cars hit by trucks in I-15 accidents
Tractor-trailers hit two police cars in separate accidents on Interstate 15 in Iron County as the
10.28.2009
Article #00000213
A winter storm is blasting Millard, Beaver and Iron counties, the Utah Highway Patrol says,
10.28.2009
Article #00000212
Wrecks slow traffic in central Utah; 6 crashes reported on Bangerter
Two wrecks on southbound I-15 created major delays near Fillmore and the I-70 junction, and
10.28.2009
Article #00000211
Keeping little ghouls and goblins safe on Halloween
Kids are four times more likely to get hit by a car on Halloween than any other day! Using safety
10.28.2009
Article #00000210
Reports from the Success Academy and the Southwest Applied Technology College topped
10.27.2009
Article #0000020F
Bridgewater plans 29-day campaign
Republican U.S. Senate candidate Tim Bridgewater is aiming to campaign in 29 counties
10.26.2009
Article #0000020E
Southern Utah recently received a portion of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, the
10.25.2009
Article #0000020D
Students unite to make a difference
In observance of Iron County Make A Difference Day 2009, students with the Southern Utah
10.24.2009
Article #0000020C
Beaver County Sheriff Cameron Noel said Friday morning his office is waiting for a call from the
10.23.2009
Article #0000020B
Backyard wind turbines face resistance
When Michael Brooks approached Highland city officials about putting a wind turbine in his
10.21.2009
Article #0000020A
Roughin’ It Outdoors Fishing Report
The water condition is good or improving in most lakes. Anglers report good fishing. Most anglers
10.21.2009
Article #00000209
Utah Gov. Gary Herbert visited with residents and community leaders in Richfield Thursday
10.21.2009
Article #00000208
I was wondering why gas has stayed so high in Richfield and Salina. I have been around
10.21.2009
Article #00000207
Milford wind farm to open next month
Utah’s largest wind farm is mostly complete and could start generating commercial electricity in
10.19.2009
Article #00000206
FBI warns of social network hijackers
The FBI is warning consumers to protect themselves against new Facebook
10.19.2009
Article #00000205
Health Department offers H1N1 vaccine
The Southwest Utah Public Health Department began distributing about 1,000
10.15.2009
Article #00000204
Southwest Utah Health Department
The Southwest Utah Public Health Department received a second order of H1N1 flu vaccine late
10.13.2009
Article #00000203
Stimulus money funds task force
Beaver County Sheriff Cameron Noel was relieved to receive a phone call from Sen. Orrin
10.08.2009
Article #00000202
20 Utah cities receive history grants
Utah State History has awarded $140,000 in matching grants to 20 local governments for the
10.08.2009
Article #00000201
Roughin’ It Outdoors Fishing Report
Conservation officer Brent Farnsworth reports that Three-Creeks Reservoir has been
10.08.2009
Article #00000200
October is national violence awareness month and advocates and police want victims to know
10.07.2009
Article #000001EF
First Wind launches scholarship program
First Wind, an independent developer of wind power in North America, launched a scholarship
10.06.2009
Article #000001EE
Southwest Utah Health Department
The Southwest Utah Health Department has received about 2,000 doses of the H1N1 nasal
10.05.2009
Article #000001ED
Cool weather coming after Sunday rain
Sunday’s early-morning rain and thunderstorms were just a taste of colder weather expected to
10.02.2009
Article #000001EC
Buck deer hunt set for Oct. 17
Hunters might see a few more deer when Utah’s rifle buck deer hunt starts Oct. 17. The weather
10.02.2009
Article #000001EB
Southern Utah deer prospects good as season approaches
You might see a few more deer when Utah’s rifle buck deer hunt starts Oct. 17. The weather this
10.01.2009
Article #000001EA
Two prescribed burn projects slated for Beaver Ranger District
The Fishlake National Forest is planning to implement two prescribed burn projects
10.01.2009
Article #000001E9
ATV accident kills an Arizona man
An Arizona man was killed in an all-terrain vehicle accident near Beaver Thursday afternoon.
10.01.2009
Article #000001E8
Investors find it pays to stay home
It has been a tumultuous year for Utah investors, but those who stuck close to home
10.01.2009
Article #000001E7
Ex-teacher given up to life in prison for sex with student
The father looked at Keith Gillins, his daughter’s former teacher, and said he would never forgive
09.29.2009
Article #000001E6
Scramble is on for alternative energy around West
Want some solar energy with your geothermal? In Utah, state officials are fielding various
09.29.2009
Article #000001E5
The Utah Shakespearean Festival is helping feed less-fortunate families this holiday season with a
09.25.2009
Article #000001E4
VA outreach schedule announced. In October, a Utah Department of Veterans’ Affairs Outreach
09.24.2009
Article #000001E3
4th Annual Punkin’ Fest, Friday and Saturday. Friday, 9 p.m. is our pumpkin walk at the city
09.22.2009
Article #000001E2
Community unites to break world record
South central Utah residents made history last week as they rode into the record books.
09.21.2009
Article #000001E1
Through Sept. 20 All-Around 1. Trevor Brazile, Decatur, Texas, $227,362 2. Clint Robinson,
09.20.2009
Article #000001E0
U. seeks out a dark and lonely place
The University of Utah soon will have a presence on a narrow, remote Beaver County
09.18.2009
Article #000001DE
Ten arrested in Washington County pot-grow bust
Washington County sheriff’s deputies arrested 10 people Thursday in a massive marijuana bust.
09.18.2009
Article #000001DD
Utah geothermal plant runs into cold-water problem
Raser Technologies Inc. long has boasted its new Hatch geothermal power plant near the west-
09.17.2009
Article #000001DC
On Friday, from 6 to 7 p.m., Southern Utah’s home-grown world champion bronc rider Cody
09.15.2009
Article #000001DB
Meetings set for ethics initiative
The group working to put the idea of an independent legislative ethics committee before
09.15.2009
Article #000001DA
Drive-Through Gives Shots, Not Burgers
The Southwest Utah Public Health Department will offer drive-through flu shots later this month
09.13.2009
Article #000001D9
13 rare species undergoing review
Don’t yank that Cisco milkvetch or disturb the Hamlin Valley pyrg — you’re messing with a
09.11.2009
Article #000001D8
Remembering 911 Eight Years Later
Eight years after the 9/11 attacks, President Barack Obama says the nation "will never falter"
09.10.2009
Article #000001D7
Internet Cops Say School Is Back In And Internet Predat...
With more kids on computers doing homework, Capt. Rhett McQuiston knows there are more
09.10.2009
Article #000001D6
Older Utahns say health care debate grows more confusing
Wayne Hardy says the health care reform debate gives him a headache. Dorothy Marzolf
09.09.2009
Article #000001D5
New website helps parents keep kids safe
The state has rolled out a new website www.safekidsutah.org to help parents protect
09.08.2009
Article #000001D4
Law Enforcement Community Comes Together To Help Fellow...
Local motorcycle riders and the law enforcement community are pulling together to help one of
09.04.2009
Article #000001D3
Greenville Bench Enhancement Project
Over the course of three days, August 19 through the 21, 2009 the Bureau of Land
09.02.2009
Article #000001D2
Semis Collide on Northbound I-15
A semi rear-ends another semi’s trailer, smashing the cab and pinning the driver Wednesday
08.31.2009
Article #000001D1
Forest Service, environmentalist defend handling fire
New Harmony was a forest fire waiting to happen. The state knew that in 2008 when a fire
08.31.2009
Article #000001D0
Creeping, backing and group torching in areas exposed to winds with significant upslope runs
08.28.2009
Article #000001CF
Consumption of energy drinks may land drivers a DUI
Energy drinks are becoming more and more popular, but Utah police are issuing DUIs to
08.28.2009
Article #000001CE
Alcoholics Anonymous. All meetings are nonsmoking unless otherwise noted.
08.26.2009
Article #000001CD
Goat gazing: Herds thrive in southern Utah’s Tushar Mountains
The rugged terrain and frigid temperatures had taken their toll on Darin and Dennis Larson’s
08.26.2009
Article #000001CC
Weekly Weather Wonder - Sunshine
It’s the driving force behind all weather and without it life on this planet would cease to exist.
08.26.2009
Article #000001CB
Tristan Jared Lamoreaux, age 24, was charged Tuesday with first degree murder in the shooting
08.25.2009
Article #000001CA
UPDATE: Lamoreaux was a convicted felon
Tristan Jared Lamoreaux, 24, a person of interest being investigated by the Cedar City
08.25.2009
Article #000001C9
Search and rescue conference hosted
Approximately 200 search and rescue professionals and volunteers converged at Fish
08.25.2009
Article #000001C8
BREAKING NEWS: Lamoreaux charged with first degree murder in wife’s death
Tristan Jared Lamoreaux, 24, was charged Tuesday with first degree murder in the shooting
08.25.2009
Article #000001C7
Utah Amber Alert System Test Planned
State officials will test Utah’s amber alert plan this week to see if the alerts are going out as
08.25.2009
Article #000001C6
Many components come together to determine quality of life in an area. Two that play a crucial
08.24.2009
Article #000001C5
Roughin’ It Outdoors Fishing Report
NORTHERN REGION FISHING REPORT: BEAR LAKE: (August 13) Anglers report fair fishing.
08.23.2009
Article #000001C4
Flu shots are offered at the following SWUPHD offices: St. George (620 S. 400 E. Suite
08.21.2009
Article #000001C3
Fires blanket So. Utah in smoke
The smell of smoke over Cedar City has been coming on the wind from both the north and
08.20.2009
Article #000001C2
After a black bear was shot and killed Monday, the seventh in Utah since July 1, the southwest
08.19.2009
Article #000001C1
Angry bees attack, state tests to see if they're ‘killer’ breed
Jim Hunting stood outside his house in Beryl on Wednesday, watching as a state agriculture
08.18.2009
Article #000001C0
BLM to Burn Greenville Bench for Natural Resource Benefits
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM), Color Country District will conduct a 5,000 acre
08.18.2009
Article #000001BF
“Practice safe text” campaign launched
A brand new campaign is hitting the streets of Utah on Tuesday and its called “Practice Safe
08.18.2009
Article #000001BE
Race to the National Finals Rodeo heats up
It’s crunch time in professional rodeo. Only a handful of big-money rodeos remain this season,
08.14.2009
Article #000001BD
Apparently, the Utah and Nevada water regulators are within a couple of months of
08.14.2009
Article #000001BC
This week >> Correctly name where in Utah this photograph was taken to become eligible for
08.13.2009
Article #000001BB
2009 BEAVER COUNTY FAIR INFORMATION. August 13, 14, 15, 2009. Beaver County
08.12.2009
Article #000001BA
U of U driving simulator shows dangers of texting behind the wheel
In Utah it is illegal to text and drive, but you still see people doing it every day. It’s distracting,
08.11.2009
Article #000001B9
Residents without power after fire
A fire at Bailey’s Auto destroyed a power pole leaving residents in Minersville without electricity
08.09.2009
Article #000001B8
Facts From Summit So. Utah’s Major Cities St. George - 71,161 Beaver - 2,564 Panguitch -
08.08.2009
Article #000001B7
COMING TOMORROW: 22nd Annual Utah Rural Summit highlights
The highlights of the three-day Utah Rural Summit were the keynote addresses on health
08.07.2009
Article #000001B6
Piute County, which is only two hours from Dixie, has a plethora of outdoor recreation
08.07.2009
Article #000001B5
According to the National Interagency Fire Center, Utah had 999 wildfires in 2008. Given
08.06.2009
Article #000001B4
Exotic cars leave Kanab wealthier
Escorted by a fleet of police vehicles with lights flashing and sirens wailing, 38 high-performance
08.06.2009
Article #000001B3
Iron County Coordinating Council discusses wind farming
The Iron County Coordinating Council met Wednesday in Enoch to discuss the pros, cons
08.05.2009
Article #000001B2
10-year-old girl dies in I-15 crash
A 10-year-old girl was killed in a car accident Wednesday morning. Jasmin Gonzalez was
08.05.2009
Article #000001B1
Weather: Utah monsoon season is fashionably late
The summer monsoon season that often includes afternoon thundershowers, especially in the
08.05.2009
Article #000001B0
A chance to see as many as 100 mountain goats is waiting for you during a free wildlife viewing
08.05.2009
Article #000001AF
St. George caregivers feel the heat of cooking for seniors
Adult daughters - who typically serve as home cooks for seniors - are feeling the heat in the
08.02.2009
Article #000001AE
Jeanette Herbert: Meet Utah’s future first lady
Her children refer to her as Miss Fix-it, and Jeanette Herbert admits the nickname fits.
07.31.2009
Article #000001AD
Junior Jazz basketball players of Southern Utah received a treat Thursday evening when Utah
07.30.2009
Article #000001AC
Fire evacuates hikers, closes trails in Zion
A wildfire Wednesday forced the evacuation of hikers and closed trails in the Kolob Canyons
07.30.2009
Article #000001AB
Lightning from Wednesday night’s storm sparked numerous wildfires in Southwestern Utah, as the
07.29.2009
Article #000001AA
After losing the first baseball game in a double-elimination tournament, your chances of winning
07.28.2009
Article #000001A9
20 fires burn around Southern Utah
Twenty lightning-ignited fires are blazing in southwest Utah as a result of scattered
07.28.2009
Article #000001A8
Ready for a close-up? Utah wildlife officials plan event for public to view mountain goats
Never seen a mountain goat in the wild? Odds are good you can glimpse one early next month.
07.27.2009
Article #000001A7
Wildfire starts near Minersville
A 160-acre wildfire that started about 10 miles southwest of Minersville on Saturday continues
07.27.2009
Article #000001A6
Comments sought for solar-energy study areas
The federal government has extended the deadline for public comment on solar-energy
07.26.2009
Article #000001A5
Days of ‘47 Rodeo: Wright brothers ride together through busy season
Cody Wright didn’t have time for small talk after finishing Saturday’s saddle bronc riding
07.25.2009
Article #000001A4
Bull rider Dudley makes whistle, changes luck
It only took eight seconds for Alex Dudley’s luck to go from the worst he’s had in five years to as
07.25.2009
Article #000001A3
Scientists study 2½-mile fissure in Iron County
The Utah Geological Survey has launched a study into a 2½-mile-long fissure in Iron County,
07.23.2009
Article #000001A2
Mount Holly Club promoter is seeking bankruptcy
Mount Holly Partners LLC, the company behind controversial plans to convert long-idled Elk
07.22.2009
Article #000001A1
First Wind announces financing
First Wind, the company building Utah’s largest wind farm in Milford, announced Tuesday it has
07.21.2009
Article #000001A0
The Beaver Ranger District, Fishlake National Forest has determined a need for a reduction in
07.16.2009
Article #0000019F
6:30 - 5K Run/Walk Registration Contact: Kent Hotheins (438-5401) Contact: Renee White
07.14.2009
Article #0000019E
Fire station proposal is denied
The Iron County Commission on Monday, taking into consideration the projected economic
07.13.2009
Article #0000019D
Utah’s historic county courthouses
Built in 1876-82 and renovated in 1889 with a design by Richard K.A. Kletting; now a museum.
07.10.2009
Article #0000019C
The National Resource Directory is an online resource for wounded, ill. and injured Service
07.09.2009
Article #0000019B
SUU student brings home bronze from national competition
Southern Utah University’s Dana Meier placed third in the nation in electronics technology last
07.08.2009
Article #0000019A
Missing 84-year-old man found near Frisco Peak
A missing 84-year-old man was found alive and well Wednesday. A Meals on Wheels volunteer
07.07.2009
Article #00000199
Raser Technologies sells block of stock to unidentified investors
Raser Technologies, gradually morphing from a start-up company to an operating geothermal
07.07.2009
Article #00000198
Construction is on schedule and expected to be completed by November for First Wind’s Milford
07.05.2009
Article #00000197
Police officers face many dangers in the line of duty. Additional challenges arise when officers
07.03.2009
Article #00000196
Independence Day weekend activities
Independence Day Celebration, Pioneer Park from 9:00 am - 12:00 noon; 9th Annual Butch
07.03.2009
Article #00000195
State issues bear, cougar safety tips to weekend campers
The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources offered animal safety tips yesterday to residents who
07.03.2009
Article #00000194
Bountiful rain means bears have plenty of food
A solid snow pack last winter and a wet spring means the number of encounters between black
07.02.2009
Article #00000193
Utah concealed carry permits now restricted in Nevada
Big changes to gun laws in nearby Nevada may change how some Utahns travel through there.
07.02.2009
Article #00000192
Legal to set off fireworks starts Wednesday
Fireworks stands are open for business, and let the celebration begin. Wednesday is the first
07.01.2009
Article #00000191
Couple die in crash near Beaver
A husband and wife from Beaver died in a car accident early Wednesday. Darla J. Polhamus,
06.30.2009
Article #00000190
Raser stock deal triggers a price plunge
Raser Technologies Inc. has reached a deal to sell to institutional investors shares and warrants
06.30.2009
Article #0000018F
Beaver City Park - Paul Anderson Memorial Beaver Pioneer Car Show - City Park - July 4th
06.30.2009
Article #0000018E
Pilot of ill-fated glider flight in Utah identified as Colorado man
The Iron County Sheriff’s Department identified the pilot of a glider that crashed and died
06.29.2009
Article #0000018D
Utah part of solar-energy study
Interior Secretary Ken Salazar announced Monday that close to 700,000 acres of federal
06.28.2009
Article #0000018C
St. George Man Dies in Accident Near Cove Fort
A Utah man dies in a crash on Interstate 15. Utah Highway Patrol troopers say 60-year-old
06.28.2009
Article #0000018B
New statistics from the Utah Department of Public Safety give renewed currency to the
06.27.2009
Article #0000018A
A tipped semitrailer has reduced I-15 to a single lane about eight miles north of Beaver,
06.25.2009
Article #00000189
Fire officials warn about the dangers of exploding lighters
Millions of people use propane lighters everyday unaware of the dangers. The lighters can
06.24.2009
Article #00000188
Experts warn against rattlesnake dangers
They are creepy and slithery and just one bite can be fatal. Rattlesnakes are out of hibernation
06.23.2009
Article #00000187
John R. Salmond plans to head to a remote corner of northeastern Utah this weekend in
06.22.2009
Article #00000186
Roughin’ It Outdoors Fishing Report
Roughin’ It Outdoors fishing hole(s) of the week. 1) If I were to fish anywhere in the state today
06.17.2009
Article #00000185
Some officers have training to deal with mentally ill; many don’t
CIT trained agencies as of June 18, 2009
06.16.2009
Article #00000184
Missing Orem woman alive and well
A 31-year-old Orem woman reported missing earlier this month has been found alive and well,
06.14.2009
Article #00000183
Geologist: Southern Utah aquifer could be developed
A deep aquifer, filled with prehistoric water that has filtered through a porous formation of
06.12.2009
Article #00000182
Beaver County law officers team up with U.S. Marshalls
As part of a county-wide misdemeanor warrant sweep Thursday evening, Beaver County
06.12.2009
Article #00000181
Alltel customers in 18 counties affected by phone deal
Alltel wireless phone customers in 18 Utah counties could be affected by AT&T’s purchase
06.11.2009
Article #00000180
Utah counties to split $33M for federal lands
Utah counties will be receiving 3 percent more than last year from the federal government
06.11.2009
Article #0000017F
The 24th Annual Utah Summer Games Hall of Honor induction will take place tonight in
06.11.2009
Article #0000017E
More than 400 firefighters are in Richfield today through Saturday, June 11-13, for the Utah
06.10.2009
Article #0000017D
How to beat burglars and break ins
Every fifteen seconds in the United States a home is burglarized, that’s according to the FBI.
06.09.2009
Article #0000017C
Feds consider backing Utah geothermal plant
Raser Technologies Inc. says it has qualified for government-backed loans to triple the size of a
06.09.2009
Article #0000017B
No-fee days may boost dismal summer for parks
Given the current economy and rising gas prices, the recently announced fee-free days at
06.08.2009
Article #0000017A
Wet Weather May Provide More Fuel for Wildfires, Say Firefighters
The rainy weather Utah is currently experiencing at the beginning of June may help provide more
06.08.2009
Article #00000179
Zion National Park voted #1 park in the country
Zion National Park is the number one national park in the country, according to a new survey
06.08.2009
Article #00000178
Rodeo: Buckle up for state title rides
The Utah High School Rodeo Association State championships are a big deal for the athletes.
06.08.2009
Article #00000177
Health Department offers travel clinic
The Southwest Utah Public Health Department is offering an International Travel Clinic to
06.05.2009
Article #00000176
The dedicated professionals at the St. George VA Community-Based Outpatient Clinic at 1067
06.04.2009
Article #00000175
June VA outreach schedule listed
A Utah Department of Veterans’ Affairs Outreach Program officer will be at the following
06.03.2009
Article #00000174
Fishing report: Trout fishing good at Bear Lake, Flaming Gorge
Minersville – Fishing for smallmouth bass is picking up as fish move into shallow water and
06.02.2009
Article #00000173
Police ask for help finding missing Orem woman
Police ask for help finding missing Orem woman
06.02.2009
Article #00000172
National Weather Service warns of quarter-sized hail
The National Weather Service is warning people in the path of a coming massive storm to get
06.02.2009
Article #00000171
Utah prescription drug deaths drop, but painkillers take toll
Forty fewer Utahs died from prescription drug overdoses in Utah last year, a decrease of 12.6
05.28.2009
Article #00000170
High school baseball all-star games set for Lindquist Field
Lindquist Field will host the 3A, 4A, and 5A high-school senior baseball all-star games Saturday.
05.27.2009
Article #0000016E
Africanized bees move north in Utah
A hive of Africanized honey bees has been discovered in Cedar City. The big news from that
05.25.2009
Article #0000016D
Funnel Cloud Spotted Near Milford
Thunderstorms may have spawned a tornado near Milford. 2News viewers contacted the
05.24.2009
Article #0000016C
Utah wind farm inching toward completion
Utah’s largest renewable energy facility is inching toward completion, fulfilling the
05.22.2009
Article #0000016B
Dixie forest plan eliminates off-trail travel
A new plan for Dixie National Forest eliminates unrestricted off-trail travel for motorized
05.22.2009
Article #0000016A
More than 1,300 Iron County residents who fought in World War II have a memorial in their
05.22.2009
Article #00000169
ATV deaths: As mercury rises, off-road vehicle fatalities do, too
So far this year, five Utahns have died in ATV accidents, including former Rep. Bill Orton, who was riding down
05.22.2009
Article #00000168
Utah Troopers warn holiday weekend drivers to "Click It or Ticket"
Utah Highway Patrol along with representatives from Mothers Against Drunk Driving, are
05.19.2009
Article #00000167
Fighters try to knock out cancer
This year’s Relay for Life is promising to be a knockout event for area residents in their fight
05.19.2009
Article #00000166
This week is dog-bite prevention week
May 17-23 is "National DogBite Prevention Week," and in Utah, 44 letter carriers were
05.18.2009
Article #00000165
Stepping into Lunt Motor Co. in Cedar City is like stepping back in time, with 75 years of history in
05.15.2009
Article #00000164
Mount Holly gets temporary reprieve
The developers of a proposed upscale resort in the mountains of Beaver County have received
05.15.2009
Article #00000163
River and stream danger increases as weather heats up
The warmest weather of the year is just around the corner, and that’s raising concerns about
05.15.2009
Article #00000162
Utahn added to National Peace Officers Memorial
A sea of blue enveloped the west front of the U.S. Capitol on Friday as police officers from
05.14.2009
Article #00000161
Census: Utah, like rest of West, is short on women
Skulk into a lonely booth in Park City’s No Name Saloon during the tourist off-season and, after a
05.08.2009
Article #00000160
Novel Influenza A(H1N1)- Update
The Southwest Utah Public Health Department now has 2 confirmed cases of the Novel Inluenza
05.08.2009
Article #0000015F
Swine flu found in Beaver County
A case of the H1N1 swine flu virus has been confirmed in Beaver County, the Southwest
05.08.2009
Article #0000015E
Milford Flat fire rehab wins national award
The Milford Flat fire in 2007 was the largest wildfire ever in Utah, burning a vast 567 square
05.04.2009
Article #0000015D
Baker Reservoir -- Catchable rainbows are stocked. Fishing is fair to good during the
05.01.2009
Article #0000015C
Moab is a redrock R&R hot spot, but slow to grow
New York-London-Tokyo-Paris-Moab. It’s just a bumper sticker, and it might be tongue in cheek,
05.01.2009
Article #0000015B
I-15 Driving in the Drug Lane Part 3
Its a tough job but someone has to do it, and when it comes to cracking down on drug
04.30.2009
Article #0000015A
I-15 Driving in the Drug Lane Part 2
There may be drugs traveling up or down I-15 at almost any time, because for drug traffickers,
04.29.2009
Article #00000159
I-15 Driving in the Drug Lane Part 1
I-15, it’s the fourth-longest north-south transcontinental Highway in the United States
04.29.2009
Article #00000158
Swine flu causing problems for Utah hog farms
The swine flu scare has put hog producers on the defensive. That’s partly because of the
04.29.2009
Article #00000157
Pork industry wants swine flu called something else
Utah’s pork producers want to change the name of the swine flu. Lu Arnold, spokeswoman for
04.29.2009
Article #00000156
As U.S. human cases of swine influenza rise, with the Centers for Disease Control and
04.28.2009
Article #00000155
No new leads in missing Beaver woman case
Beaver County Sheriff Cameron Noel said Tuesday that his resources have been
04.28.2009
Article #00000154
They weigh only 1/250,000 of an ounce, but cause more human death than any other
04.28.2009
Article #00000153
Questions and answers about swine flu in Utah
Utah has no confirmed or even suspected cases of swine flu as of Monday evening. But health
04.27.2009
Article #00000152
Prescribed burns planned in Beaver County
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM), Color Country District, will be burning control lines this
04.27.2009
Article #00000151
New, cleaner sources of energy is where Beaver County may be leading the state with its
04.25.2009
Article #00000150
Reward offered for details on crime
The Beaver County Sheriff’s Department announced Friday that it is offering a $10,000
04.25.2009
Article #0000014E
Police have no new leads for woman
Beaver County Sheriff Cameron Noel said Friday that although his department has received a few
04.24.2009
Article #0000014D
Howling wind to be harnessed for energy
A friend of mine from Las Vegas spent the Easter weekend with me and inquired as to why all the
04.23.2009
Article #0000014C
The Beaver County Sheriff’s Office is asking for your help in locating a missing/endangered adult
04.21.2009
Article #0000014B
PINE VALLEY MOUNTAIN TRAILS REMAIN CLOSED FOR SNOW
Spring is in the air and temperatures are indicating that summer is just around the corner
04.21.2009
Article #0000014A
Fair gathers energy for future
Monday marked Milford Valley’s designation as Utah’s Renewable Energy Zone by a legislative
04.17.2009
Article #00000149
Cody Wright documentary premieres on Monday
When Jon Smith and Lyman Hafen decided to document the season of a professional bronc
04.16.2009
Article #00000148
Company fires up geothermal plant in Utah
A 10-megawatt geothermal plant in Utah’s west desert began delivering electricity Thursday to
04.15.2009
Article #00000147
Eighteen months ago Beaver County Sheriff’s department gained a new member, Kiara, a
04.13.2009
Article #00000146
Copper company continues to grow
Dave Jensen stood outside Western Utah Copper Company mill with a look of amazement
04.09.2009
Article #00000145
Museum puts wildlife exhibits in natural settings
A Canadian lynx snagging a duck out of the air, a coyote about to pounce on a quail and a pair
04.09.2009
Article #00000144
The search for an Enoch man who's been missing for the past year and a half, is over. Iron
04.09.2009
Article #00000143
The library has always been a good place to seek adventure, but the thrills are mostly left to
04.08.2009
Article #00000142
ATV: Utah’s trails, dunes among best in U.S.
Defining what makes a good all-terrain vehicle riding area depends on the type of experience it
04.08.2009
Article #00000141
Heavy mountain snows lighten water worries
Any lingering fears that Wasatch Mountain snows might dry up too quickly this spring are
04.08.2009
Article #00000140
Keeping a list of medications with you could save your life
If you’ve visited a doctor or hospital recently, you probably answered a list of questions: Are
04.08.2009
Article #0000013F
A local farmer found four of his adult cows and one calf shot dead in an open range last
04.08.2009
Article #0000013E
Students create good vibrations
String and piano students from throughout Southern Utah earn scholarships and Gold Cup
04.03.2009
Article #0000013D
Copper King Mining opens mill in Beaver County
When Mark Dotson talks about his days as a prospector in the 1980s, he recounts the years
04.03.2009
Article #0000013C
Gangs may be recruiting online
There are growing fears about gangs using the Internet to recruit new, younger members.
04.02.2009
Article #0000013B
Peek into the past at Cove Fort
Marcella Walker and her husband were thrilled to be called as missionaries to Cove Fort, an
04.02.2009
Article #0000013A
Diagnostic center at Draper prison will be shuttered
Utah prison officials narrowly avoided handing hundreds of inmates a fast route to freedom
04.02.2009
Article #00000139
The National Park Foundation is asking youth across the nation to share ideas on how to
03.31.2009
Article #00000138
Governor urges Utahns to prepare for Earthquakes
Governor Jon Huntsman is set to declare April as Earthquake Preparedness Month Tuesday. The
03.30.2009
Article #00000137
Memorial honors corrections officers
Ann House thinks about her husband every day. "Time has a very interesting way of passing,"
03.30.2009
Article #00000136
Washington County lands bill may be the wilderness model
Decades of bitter fighting over Washington County’s rugged lands ended Monday when
03.29.2009
Article #00000135
Latest storm brings high winds and low visibility
Utah is getting lots of snow a week into spring, and despite the weather forecasts for this
03.29.2009
Article #00000134
Cedar City school gets an A in renewable energy
Enter Three Peaks Elementary and you’ll get a hands-on education not only in the three R’s but
03.27.2009
Article #00000133
Digging in: Copper mill could be gold mine for Beaver County
A 20-year labor of love and dedication could reap big dividends for a central Utah community
03.25.2009
Article #00000132
Wind farm project back on track
Utah’s biggest wind farm project is back on track following a sudden replacement of the general
03.23.2009
Article #00000131
Minor Earthquake Shakes Southwest Utah
A minor earthquake has shaken southwest Utah but no damage has been reported.
03.19.2009
Article #00000130
What to do when your child is missing
A worried mother in Spanish Fork is breathing a sigh of relief. Her daughter went missing early
03.19.2009
Article #0000012F
Zion National Park Human History Museum hosts SUU student/faculty exhibit
Zion National Park and Southern Utah University faculty and students created and designed an
03.18.2009
Article #0000012E
6 years later, we haven’t forgotten
This isn’t the kind of anniversary you celebrate. But you mark it because it’s important. Six years
03.18.2009
Article #0000012D
What were thought to be several small, smoldering brush fires could turn into arson
03.17.2009
Article #0000012C
They can eradicate invading warriors from other galaxies but in the real world, teenaged boys
03.17.2009
Article #0000012B
Internet hacker scheme infects thousands daily
There’s a chance the next time you go on the internet you may be helping hackers steal
03.16.2009
Article #0000012A
A new barrier for grass-roots lawsuits?
Newly passed legislation could make it harder to fight city hall -- and lawyers either love it or hate
03.13.2009
Article #00000129
Resources help determine age that children can be left alone
At what age are children able to take care of themselves? There are resources that help
03.12.2009
Article #00000128
Raser ready to flip the switch on Beaver geothermal plant
Within the next week, Raser Technologies Inc. expects to begin transmitting around 7
03.12.2009
Article #00000127
Drugs that look like children’s vitamins found in Utah
Parents are being warned about ecstasy pills that look like children’s vitamins.
03.12.2009
Article #00000126
Utah will spend stimulus cash on clean-energy push
Interior boss Ken Salazar issued his first secretarial order Wednesday, a "moonshot for
03.11.2009
Article #00000125
Sportsman’s Warehouse to close 23 stores, sell 15 others
Outdoor retailer Sportsman’s Warehouse is closing 23 stores and selling another 15.
03.10.2009
Article #00000124
Chase begins with gas theft in Beaver
A man and woman were arrested Tuesday after allegedly stealing gasoline from a Beaver service
03.10.2009
Article #00000123
Officials from the Fishlake National Forest said they are reminding shed hunters that motorized
03.10.2009
Article #00000122
Judges Consider UHP Cross Case
A federal appeals court in Denver is weighing a lawsuit over Utah’s use of crosses for roadside
03.09.2009
Article #00000121
3 small earthquakes recorded in central Utah
Three small earthquakes have shaken central Utah but no damage was reported. The quakes
03.06.2009
Article #00000120
Stream access bill gives concessions to recreationists
The controversial Recreational Use of Public Waters on Public Lands bill continues to evolve
03.05.2009
Article #0000011F
Bill paves way for renewable-energy power lines
A bill that would streamline construction of new transmission lines to connect renewable-energy
03.05.2009
Article #0000011E
Utah lawmakers give renewable energy a boost
Tax incentives for renewable-energy equipment manufacturers and developers got a warm
03.04.2009
Article #0000011D
The bald eagle was first taken off the endangered, then the threatened list and is now
03.04.2009
Article #0000011C
Semi hits trailer, rolls; driver hurt; hogs killed
The driver of a semi hauling a load of hogs was seriously injured Tuesday night when his cab
03.02.2009
Article #0000011B
Police target gangs in weeklong saturation
Danny is 15 years old. He’s been a gang member since he was just 10. "They told me, ‘You earned
03.02.2009
Article #0000011A
Judge Benson nailed it ages ago
As a U.S. District judge in Salt Lake City, Dee Benson doesn’t get to gloat over a victory, or, in
02.26.2009
Article #00000119
Whitefish fishing has improved, while cutthroat and lake trout fishing has tapered off. Anglers
02.24.2009
Article #00000118
Prison education faces overhaul
Lawmakers took a major step Monday toward overhauling the way Utah prisoners learn while
02.24.2009
Article #00000117
The Salt Lake Area Gang Project is hotsing the 2009 Utah Gang Conference on April 2nd & 3rd
02.24.2009
Article #00000116
2 Utah escapees nabbed in Arizona
Two men whom police said escaped from a drug treatment facility in Cedar City have been
02.23.2009
Article #00000115
Wind farm proposed for Iron County
Iron County’s Harmony Mountains could soon generate renewable electricity if a Utah
02.23.2009
Article #00000114
1985 Utah death penalty case gets court appeal
Evidence about sexual abuse and brain damage could have persuaded a jury to spare a man the
02.22.2009
Article #00000113
Alltell customers keeping service plans
Alltel Wireless subscribers in portions of Utah, including Iron and Washington counties, will
02.21.2009
Article #00000112
Cops seek felons who fled drug facility
Police here are seeking two men who walked away from a drug treatment facility.
02.20.2009
Article #00000111
Little-known program offers loans to rural home buyers
A little-known federal program created to boost home ownership in Utah’s rural areas is helping
02.17.2009
Article #00000110
US ag secretary declares 19 of 29 Utah counties a disaster, making farmers eligible for relief
The U.S. agriculture secretary is making farmers and ranchers across much of Utah eligible for
02.16.2009
Article #0000010F
Was Duchesne farmer the Sundance Kid?
Is a farmer who died here in 1936 actually one of the Old West’s most legendary outlaws?
02.13.2009
Article #0000010E
The Central Iron County Water Conservancy District approved the pursuit of a joint effort
02.13.2009
Article #0000010D
Taylor Wray rejoined the Salt Lake City office of Marsh USA Risk & Insurance Services Inc. as
02.13.2009
Article #0000010C
Infant killed in I-15 accidents near Beaver
Southbound I-15 has reopened following a series of weather-related accidents just south of
02.12.2009
Article #0000010B
Questar, state to boost natural gas for vehicles
Utah and its natural gas utility are boosting filling station capacity along Interstate 15 this year in
02.12.2009
Article #0000010A
2 missing snowmobilers found safe in S. Utah
Searchers have found two snowmobilers who had been missing in southern Utah since Sunday.
02.12.2009
Article #00000109
Utah website shows 10,000 job openings
If you’re one of the thousands of Utah’s unemployed, ABC4 has a website you may want
02.11.2009
Article #00000108
Bill would limit fishing ground access
Anglers and boaters who hailed a Utah Supreme Court ruling that allowed them to walk on
02.11.2009
Article #00000107
Killer bees: Utah? They’re heeere
The warning has been out there for years: Killer bees are migrating toward Utah.
02.10.2009
Article #00000106
School trust land leased for wind project
A chunk of school trust land has been leased as part of the ongoing development of a wind farm
02.10.2009
Article #00000105
Financial outlook dark for Utah courts
Utah’s courts this year are handling more felony crimes, more child custody fights and more
02.10.2009
Article #00000104
Funding cuts may force release of 550 inmates
Up to 550 inmates from Utah’s prisons could be released as early as September because funding
02.09.2009
Article #00000103
False AMBER Alert sent out as text message
You probably got a text message on your phone late Sunday night telling you about an AMBER
02.09.2009
Article #00000102
Utah stations flip on DTV switch
For years, everyone has been planning on the switch from analog to digital happening on
02.09.2009
Article #00000101
Living History: Marys Nipple? Shag Hollow? Utah has earthy place names
A few weeks ago, The New York Times ran a story about curious place names in Britain.
02.09.2009
Article #00000100
Audience reaction during drill team tourney shocking
I recently covered the Utah High School Athletic Association state drill team tournament for the
02.06.2009
Article #0000009F
FEMA reimburses Utah for wildfire
The Federal Emergency Management Agency has reimbursed Utah for the costs of the largest
02.05.2009
Article #0000009E
Most Utah stations switching to digital on Feb. 17
Despite a move by Congress to delay the digital TV transition deadline to June 12, most Utah
02.05.2009
Article #0000009D
Medical-records lawsuit against U. dismissed
The dismissal of a lawsuit earlier this week against University Health Care after last
02.04.2009
Article #0000009C
USDA reports on state of Utah’s farming industry
Every five years, the USDA conducts a census of the agriculture industry. They’ve just
02.04.2009
Article #0000009B
Meadow Gold Dairy annouces ice cream recall
Meadow Gold Dairy in Orem, Utah is voluntarily recalling 56 ounce scrounds of Meadow Gold
02.03.2009
Article #0000009A
Senate bill would require sheriffs to be certified as corrections officers
The Senate Judiciary, Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Committee unanimously passed a
02.03.2009
Article #00000099
Mount Holly needs voter approval, justices say
Utah’s top court on Tuesday said Beaver County government must schedule a countywide vote
02.01.2009
Article #00000098
State drill team champions crowned
Three more state champions were crowned Saturday night at Utah Valley University as the
01.30.2009
Article #00000097
February dates to watch bald eagles
If you’ve ever seen a bald eagle in the wild, you know it’s an experience that can take your
01.30.2009
Article #00000096
Judge sets hearings in Allgier case
No one knows who Curtis Michael Allgier’s lawyers will be or whether he will be brought to
01.30.2009
Article #00000095
Lack of storms in January shrinking Utah snowpacks
A hazy and not so snowy January has reduced Utah’s snowpack statewide to 89.5 percent of
01.30.2009
Article #00000094
Inmate charged in guard’s slaying won’t go to court
An inmate charged with killing a Utah State Prison guard who transported him to a medical
01.30.2009
Article #00000093
UBAD hosts Substance Abuse Awareness Days at Dixie Center
The Utah Battle Against Drugs organization is hosting Substance Abuse Awareness Days today
01.27.2009
Article #00000092
Free pertussis vaccine for uninsured children
The Southwest Utah Public Health Department is offering the pertussis vaccine at no cost to
01.26.2009
Article #00000091
Few wild horses find homes during BLM auction
When the Spanish conquistadors began exploring the southwest 400 years ago, it was
01.23.2009
Article #00000090
The hard economic times continue to take their toll. Today the Utah High School Activities
01.21.2009
Article #0000008F
Health forces DPS commissioner to quit
Utah Department of Public Safety Commissioner Scott Duncan abruptly resigned his post after a
01.21.2009
Article #0000008E
Man is sentenced in Cedar City officer shooting
A man convicted of shooting a Cedar City police officer in 2007 has been sentenced to two
01.21.2009
Article #0000008D
U.S. Supreme Court sides with Utah police in search case
The Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that police officers in Utah who searched a suspect’s home
01.20.2009
Article #0000008C
President Barack Obama’s Inaugural Address
My fellow citizens: I stand here today humbled by the task before us, grateful for the trust you
01.20.2009
Article #0000008B
Obama takes office, saying choose ‘hope over fear’
Stepping into history, Barack Hussein Obama grasped the reins of power as America’s first
01.18.2009
Article #0000008A
Autism pre-school may get cut by budget-conscious lawmakers
Annie Campbell says a state-funded autism preschool changed her son’s life. At age 6,
01.18.2009
Article #00000089
Next time you’re day-dreaming on this lost freeway and the junipers blur into the rabbit
01.16.2009
Article #00000088
Peanut Corporation of America Expands Nationwide Recall of Peanut Butter
Peanut Corporation of America (PCA), a peanut processing company and maker of peanut butter
01.16.2009
Article #00000087
Teen found in Washington Co. after Ogden Amber Alert issued
A 14-year-old girl missing since about 6 a.m. who was the subject of an Amber Alert Friday
01.14.2009
Article #00000086
SLC considers geothermal power plant development
Salt Lake City Corp. would like to get into the geothermal energy production business and has
01.13.2009
Article #00000085
Man charged in guard’s death seeks new attorneys
A prison inmate charged with killing the guard who transported him to a medical appointment
01.13.2009
Article #00000084
Road near Cedar City reopens after landslide
A highway has reopened after a massive landslide closed the road last week.
01.06.2009
Article #00000083
Nearly 60 Utah schools recognized for success
Utah schools recognized for success. Utah Title I High Performing School Award winners:
01.05.2009
Article #00000082
SR-14 Through Cedar Canyon Could Be Closed Up to Two Weeks
U-DOT officials are assessing a massive rock slide near mile marker 8 on SR-14 east of Cedar