My daughter wrote this poem after running 1000-meter repeats with her cross country team this morning. It was early; it was cold; and apparently is was inspiring. Ever Racing By Rachel Gitlin Tired feet pound on the pavement creating...

"Eduardo," an illegal immigrant construction worker, was desperate. It was May 2008 and he had not been paid in six months. He says he was owed $26,000 for drywall installation.

With the best BYU quarterbacks in history looking on last Saturday at LaVell Edwards Stadium, Riley Nelson and Jake Heaps knew they had a lot to live up to.

At 18, Jason Frazier had to make a choice. He could prepare for a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints or he could pursue his dreams of becoming an Olympic skier.

The fall TV season won't officially start until the week of Sept. 19, but new and returning series will begin raining down like cats and dogs next week.

The Denver and Rio Grande Depot, constructed in 1910, owed its existence to a boom in transportation and industry.

Labor Day celebrates the contributions of the American worker to our nation's strength and freedom

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