Standoff closes section of I-15 near Beaver
BEAVER — A California man has barricaded himself in his car on I-15 about five miles north of Beaver, closing a section of the freeway, officials said. Utah Department of Public Safety spokesman Dwayne Baird said the... Read more »
Education bill requiring suicide training passes committee
SALT LAKE CITY — After hearing alarming testimony on the rate of suicides in Utah, the House Education Standing Committee unanimously forwarded a bill that would require suicide prevention training for Utah public school... Read more »
House committee passes $3M charter school bill
SALT LAKE CITY — The House Education Standing Committee voted Wednesday to send a bill to the full House that seeks $3 million in one-time funds to establish a Charter School Reserve Account. Sen. John Valentine,... Read more »
Utah House passes abstinence-only sex education bill
SALT LAKE CITY — State lawmakers moved a step closer Wednesday to making human sexuality instruction in Utah public schools abstinence-only or nothing at all. After long and sometimes uncomfortable debate, the House passed... Read more »
Fire destroys Carbon County home, nearby cars
WELLINGTON, Carbon County — A heater in a garage likely sparked a house fire that destroyed the home and nearby vehicles early Wednesday morning, fire officials said. Carbon County Sheriff James Cordova said crews responded... Read more »
Bill updates texting while driving ban to new technology
SALT LAKE CITY — Texting while driving became illegal in Utah in 2009. Three years later, rapidly changing cellphone technology has lawmakers scrambling to catch up. A new proposal, SB98, would update the texting ban to... Read more »
Vets say 'stolen valor' issue before Supreme Court not a victimless crime
WASHINGTON — It has been almost 200 years since Napoleon Bonaparte said, "A soldier will fight long and hard for a bit of colored ribbon." A case heard in the Supreme Court Wednesday... Read more »
Leonardo contractor sues Salt Lake City for $1M
SALT LAKE CITY — The contractor hired by Salt Lake City to renovate and remodel the building that now houses The Leonardo is suing the city for failing to pay nearly $1 million for completed construction work. In a lawsuit... Read more »
Tea Leaf: Renaissance manufacturing (part two)
Last week's column talked about the rebound in U.S. manufacturing that is both under way and likely to continue. The American manufacturing sector is expected to add jobs in 2012 for the third... Read more »
Advocates questioning reassignment of Health Care Compact bill; committee hearing set Thursday morning
SALT LAKE CITY — On Valentine's Day, Sen. Stuart Adams asked members of the Senate Health and Human Services to postpone a hearing on his bill to allow Utah to join an interstate compact to opt out of federal health care reform... Read more »
Slain, wounded Weber County officers honored in Utah Senate, House
SALT LAKE CITY — The Utah Legislature paused Wednesday to honor six officers who were shot, one fatally, while serving a drug warrant in Ogden on Jan. 4. In ceremonies in the Senate and in... Read more »
Utah attorney general joins others in challenging new Google privacy policy
SALT LAKE CITY — Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff has teamed up with a number of his fellow attorneys general in taking a stand against a new Google privacy policy. Their concern is that the new policy will increase the... Read more »
Senate approves bill restricting minors from tanning beds
SALT LAKE CITY — A bill that would penalize minors for using tanning beds without parental consent, passed through the Senate Wednesday. SB41 sponsor Sen. Pat Jones, D-Salt Lake City, called it a "big win," as the fifth... Read more »
Two new greenhouses open at Salt Lake County Jail
SALT LAKE CITY — Vegetables, herbs and flowers are in bloom at Salt Lake County Jail. The jail officially opened two new greenhouses Wednesday. The new structures are the most recent... Read more »
Bills gives governor more control over Utah alcohol department
A plan to reform the beleaguered Utah Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control would put more oversight in the governor's hands. Read more »
San Juan County launches criminal investigation of BLM
The San Juan County Sheriff's Office has launched a criminal investigation into whether the Bureau of Land Management illegally closed a county dirt road. Read more »
Quadruplets on-track for Feb. 29 delivery
After more than 32 weeks of carrying quadruplets, Natalie Consolo has taken to joking — every single day — that she's ready to deliver those babies. Read more »
Downtown businesses adopting City Creek monikers
The Salt Lake City Marriott Downtown announced that it will now be known by its new name, the Salt Lake Marriott Downtown at City Creek. Read more »
New study finds mild contamination outside controversial uranium mill
A new government study has found radioactive contamination just off-site from a controversial uranium mill. But it may not be serious enough to bolster the arguments of the plant's critics. Read more »
Police: Drunk man gives keys to 15-year-old who had also been drinking, resulting in crash
Salt Lake police are trying to sort through the details of a rollover accident involving a 15-year-old unlicensed driver who had been drinking. Read more »
Mike Lee pushes states' rights during visit to Legislature
As the youngest member of the U.S. Senate, Mike Lee says he has often had trouble getting into Senate chambers. Read more »
Photos: Young artists recognized by Legislature
Young artists received awards for excellence in visual arts Read more »
Mountain man charged with southern Utah cabin burglaries has previous convictions
A man believed to have eluded police for years while breaking into cabins in Kane, Garfield and Iron counties, has been arrested previously in other states. Read more »
Appeals court denies request from Brigham City doctor to delay prison sentence
Pill doctor Dewey C. MacKay will not be allowed to stay out of prison pending the appeal of his conviction. Read more »
Miss Murray pins on the crown, puts on the boxing gloves
Mallory Rogers, Miss Murray 2012, comes from a boxing family — from her father, who won the 1978 Dallas Golden Gloves, to her grandfather who boxed in the army. None of them, however, boxed while wearing a crown and heels.... Read more »
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