Utah
Details on new LDS temples revealed
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints revealed more details Monday about the locations of five new temples announced by President Thomas S. Monson at the church's General Conference this past Saturday.
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10 commentsProvo woman missing since Monday
Police are requesting the public's help in locating a 39-year-old woman who has not been since Monday afternoon.6:54 p.m. |0 commentsInvestigation leads to talk of legislative ethics reform
On Wednesday morning, a group of Utah House members will start a formal ethics investigation of two of their own — and the current ethics process will be on trial along with Reps. Greg Hughes and Phil Riesen.11:31 a.m. |7 commentsTeen drivers get a lesson in deadly distractions
The proof was in the pudding that was all over Courtney McAfee's face. The Kearns High senior tried to open the snack with her teeth as she maneuvered through the school's driving course Monday.2:03 p.m. |0 comments
Oct. 7, 2008
- U. testing new heart pump0
- Federal and state charges filed in trunk beating0
- Leavitt: Adults need weekly aerobic activity1
- Summit County mink farms on alert after suspicious activity2
- New judge named in Utah CEO insurance case1
- Two men charged in abduction at Salt Lake Wal-Mart0
- Sandy chicken coop catches fire0
- Father pleads not guilty to murder charge in Ogden0
- Police recover BMW in carjacking, seek 2 men in incident0
- Leaders, businesses honored for support of people with disabilities0
- Police raid heroin operation in Bountiful apartment0
- Man killed in Grand County crash0
- UVU offers preparedness classes0
- Plan released to restore wildfire-scorched land in Draper1
- House fire in Ogden kills cat0
- Boy critical after being hit by car in Tremonton2
- Review planned for 6 rare species in Utah0
- Man killed in crash with deer1
- Spanish Fork wind farm praised at dedication3
- California man killed in Emery County crash0
Ethics hearings to remain closed
14Utah higher-education enrollment jumps 8.5%
8Utah ranks No. 25 for its eco efforts
18Man of the hour Larry Gelwix
36U. economic analysts divided on bailout plan
16Fast growth of payday stores in Utah cools
9Doug Robinson: Please insert 50¢ to read this column
9Decision delayed on importing nuclear waste
1Olympus Cove residents happy with plant fixes
0BLM to request Nine Mile sites for historic register
0Investigation nearly complete in state treasurer's probe
5Dynamite discovery forces evacuation
0Could Mitt fit in a McCain Cabinet?
91Man gets 18 years for crime spree
1Health-care revolution needed, group says
3Weber veterans home on schedule
1BYU business school most family friendly; U. 6th
5Conference focuses on women and children addicted to meth
3Federal lawsuit filed over FLDS trust
17Relgion, government can work together, Leavitt says
6Salt Lake City officials criticize proposed parole center
13 Utah men face charges for 'Hot Girls Unleashed'
11Davis County SWAT deployed for first time since officer-involved shooting
0Libertarian attorney general candidate protesting exclusion from debates
11Bill seeks to protect Idaho rivers, tributaries
1Pair appears in court on Duchesne child abuse charges
3Hatch introduces bill to thwart copper thefts
9Investigators look for carjacked BMW in Holladay area
22 arrested in Provo assault
0Boy clobbers classmate for cell phone
5Lone West Valley officer confronts 5, arrests 3
2Thieves rob West Valley jewelry store
0Jury convicts 16-year-old killer in Ogden
0Utahn elected to panel for Mexicans living abroad
2Magna cold case murder trial delayed
1Photo: Burning question(s)
0Photo: 60 years together
4Photos: Gifts for troops
2Rabies-infected bat bites Springville man
2Northern Utah road project season is coming to a close
0$3.1 million is awarded in Lindon house-settling case
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LDS general conference: Stand fast, love others
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Ethics meeting on complaints to remain closed
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Cost for 'basket' of 15 goods rises 7.5%
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Prison-kitchen plan cooked up
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Oct. 5, 2008
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Live prudently, LDS reminded
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Rome LDS temple, four others announced
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Gala to benefit abuse victims
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Stroll 6.5-mile sandbar to Fremont Island
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Oct. 4, 2008
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How the bailout will affect Utahns depends on banks
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West Jordan officer facing sexual-assault charges
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Arizona defends evidence
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Salt Lake doesn't have to fund Leonardo
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Oct. 3, 2008
Kristin Murphy, Deseret News
Gifts for troopsJames Tomasek, a special projects manager at Mesa, addresses a package of donated goods on Monday to be shipped overseas to U.S. troops as part of the Operation Give program from Salt Lake-area residents.
- Man of the hour Larry Gelwix
- BYU football: Cougars want to improve on miscues
- High school football: Top 25
- Utah Jazz: Lessons learned against L.A.
- Utah Jazz: Players' intros to get louder, darker
- Sports and the economy — Will fans keep coming?
- Hats off to Sakoda, Rams, Aggies, Cougs
- Bailout plan triggers chaos
- In defense of marriage
- Bits of color: Quilting expert offers advice fabric
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Utah Utes football: Louie Louie — Sakoda kicks field goal to win it as time expires 490
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USU, BYU football: Plucky Aggies make Cougars work to keep streak alive 332
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U.S. didn't hate Palin's performance; Utah loved her 224
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Rome LDS temple, four others announced 217
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In defense of marriage 195
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BYU football: A father's dream 192
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BYU slips one spot while Utah climbs in latest college football polls; Oklahoma No. 1 167
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VP debate: Rivals bare teeth in smiles 162
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BYU football: Cougars slip a spot in rankings 148
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Congress OKs historic bailout bill; Bush signs it 102
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