May 11, 2008

• Attorney wants robbery confession tossed0

• Utahns help mark Ukraine tragedy3

• Golf tourney fundraiser tees off Friday0

• 4 teens are arrested after high-speed chase0

• S.L. road-rage incident lands driver in jail0

• Parolee gets stuck trying to escape facility0

• Riverton woman trampled to death0

• Amputee coalition event is Tuesday0

May 10, 2008

• Becker seeking an increase in parking fines, other fees19

• U. limiting podiatrists in medical facilities13

• Library lauded for environmental efforts1

• Passport Fair set in West Jordan0

May 9, 2008

• Utahns remember Ukraine famine, genocide3

• New Great Salt Lake Institute will delve into secrets of the waters2

• Accused robber wants confession tossed0

• Life is a Dutch treat for farmer0

• Homeowner in Kearns shot when he surprises burglar6

May 8, 2008

• Man trying to flee halfway house gets stuck in window1

• 'Road rage' shot barely misses boy26

• Cathy Free: 'Dad would be proud,' grad says2

• Midvale may raise property taxes0

• Salt Lake County library lauded for environmental efforts0

May 7, 2008

• Budget talks inaudible in West Jordan4

• Becker seeks to close Salt Lake's budget gap11

• Midvale looking at 12 percent property tax hike2

• Accused shooter now charged as an adult0

• Man arrested after he rolls his car1

• Chemistry club from USU adds bang to science1

• Teens lead cops on high-speed chase0

• Salt Lake County OKs Sandy funds0

• Davis Demos meeting at courthouse Thursday0

• Salt Lake County committee is formed to check mine stability0

• Salt Lake County Council moves ahead on $1.8 million land purchase0

• Convicted sex offender arrested by FBI agents1

• Letter carriers prepare to collect for food bank0

• All Salt Lake libraries to host sidewalk-chalk drawing0

• Free film screening marks Water Week0

May 6, 2008

• Link between gene, diabetes complications found0

• Budget talks causing stir in West Jordan5

• Trial dates still in place for man charged in hairstylist's death2

• Old meth house destroyed in fire1

• Safety campaign targets teens2

• Salt Lake expected to OK 400 West route for TRAX4

• 10 of 11 cities OK $181 million UTOPIA refinance2

• TV producer pleads guilty on porn count0

• Rappeler survives fall of 50 feet in Big Cottonwood Canyon4

• Early morning blaze destroys Sandy home0

May 5, 2008

• Salt Lake Valley gets a pet cemetery5

• U. researchers find link between gene, diabetes complications1

• Former pastor sentenced in domestic case12

• Car falls off parking garage, woman hurt19

• 13-year-old boy arrested in a school break-in0

• Salt Lake house party ends with guest firing gun2

• Meetings planned on Jordan-east transition4

May 4, 2008

• Grandmother contests DCFS policy5

• Attorney selected in kidnap case1

• Grantsville High is given computers0

• 3 sites in running for theater 6
• State with the highest birthrate celebrates its moms 2
• Utahns glean tips on living greener, leaner 1
• Letter asks Bush to help FLDS kids 62
• Signs of the times? Civility may be at all-time low 44

• Utah Jazz tie series with 123-115 overtime win over Lakers 46
• Utah Jazz: Okur's Achilles affects boards 14
• Real Salt Lake: RSL picks up an ugly, much-needed victory 14
• Utah Jazz: Lakers Turiaf ejected for flagrant foul 9
• Utah Jazz: New opportunity — Utah Jazz try to even the series, something they missed against Spurs 12

• Record oil-company earnings haven't trickled down to gas stations 1
• Dual careers suiting an increasing number of professionals 0
• Retailers likely to post grim 1st-quarter results 0
• Rebate excludes many taxpayers with foreign spouses 0
• High demand, price of rice good news to U.S. farmers 0