Sherry Young: Milestones can be a road map to a life
Growing older remains a challenge, no matter what goals we set for ourselves. Perhaps with a sprinkle of imagination, a dash of adventure and a handful of vitamins, life can still be wonderful. Read more »
Unlicensed midwife charged in death of Moab newborn
A 71-year-old midwife who had had her certification revoked years earlier has been charged with negligent homicide in the 2012 death of a newborn she helped deliver. Read more »
Washington Post guest writer asks, 'can faith prevent teen pregnancy?'
A recent article published in The Washington Post connects a drop in teen pregnancies over the past 20 years to an increase in teen faith and morality. Read more »
Attorney General John Swallow tells House leaders 'my side of the story'
Embattled Attorney General John Swallow said he shared "my side of the story" Wednesday morning with House conservatives in advance of a three-hour GOP caucus later on impeachment. Read more »
Flap over turbans on the soccer pitch pits religion vs. secularism in Quebec
The short-lived ban of turbans on the soccer pitches of Quebec and the government's pending secular charter are signs a heated debate over religious freedom is brewing in the French-speaking... Read more »
Speed, not off-ramp, to blame for semi crashes, UHP says
A pair of recent semi rollovers at the I-15/U.S. 6 interchange have drivers wondering if a newly configured off-ramp is safe. Read more »
More than just football: Alema Te'o promotes education, community with his All Poly Camp
All Poly Camp founder Alema Te'o has come a long way since arriving at Snow College with next to nothing. He now uses his camp to teach young men the importance of community and education. Read more »
Golfer Phil Mickelson displays his family values
Pro golfer Phil Mickelson recently flew home to watch his daughter graduate from middle school before taking a red-eye flight to Philadelphia in time to make his 7:11 a.m. tee time in the first... Read more »
Lehi imposes emergency watering restrictions
Lehi is dangerously close to running out of drinking water and is imposing watering restrictions on its 12,000 households. Read more »
Debating the validity of an unpaid internship
Because of last week’s ruling by a federal court judge that Fox Searchlight Pictures was out of line for not paying interns who worked on the film “Black Swan,” the legality of... Read more »
NYT: Utah one of 6 states President Obama has avoided during time in office
During his time in office, President Barack Obama has failed to visit six states — Utah, South Dakota, North Dakota, Arkansas, Idaho and South Carolina — The New York Times reported Wednesday. Read more »
CBO: Senate bill still allows illegal immigration
Illegal immigration into the United States would decrease by only 25 percent under a far-reaching Senate immigration bill, according to an analysis by the Congressional Budget Office that also... Read more »
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