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Utah summer jobs market appears strong for many companies
Utah's summer job prospects are looking good for many companies. But some officials say they're having a hard time...
Prison ordered for man who shot neighbor he thought was 'telepathically' threatening him
A Centerville man who pleaded guilty but mentally ill to shooting his neighbor was sentenced to prison. He said he believed the neighbor was "telepathically" raping his wife. Read more »
Deseret News wins awards for education, environment, family reporting
When it comes to meaningful reporting on education, the environment and the family, Deseret News reporters stand out in the Rocky Mountain region. Read more »
Students blend learning, fun at annual physics day
More than 5,000 students from the Intermountain West participated in a special physics day Friday at Lagoon. Read more »
Davis District honors top employees
The Davis School District recently honored its top 10 employees during the annual CARE Awards dinner. Read more »
West Davis Corridor project unveiled amid criticism
The Utah Department of Transportation has completed the environment study for the controversial West Davis Corridor project. On Thursday, the agency released the Environmental Impact Study for a... Read more »
Smoke, small fire damage bakery
A small fire caused extensive smoke damage to a small bakery Thursday night. Read more »
2 county attorneys investigating Swallow, Utah Attorney General's office
Utah Attorney General John Swallow finds himself in the cross hairs of another criminal investigation, this one by two county attorneys in conjunction with federal authorities. Read more »
Utah GOP convention agenda includes vote on Common Core
Utah's Republican Party will vote on a resolution opposing the Common Core State Standards on Saturday. The resolution has received an unfavorable recommendation by party leadership who worry the... Read more »
Utah lawmakers look to regulate child access to e-cigarettes
Utah lawmakers intend to pursue legislation that would regulate the sale and marketing of electronic cigarettes to children and teens. Read more »
Rep. Bishop not ecstatic about military furlough
The Pentagon says budgets cuts will force most of its civilian workforce to take 11 unpaid leave days this year. Read more »
Mormon missionary age announcement prompted teen to reveal alleged abuse from coach
A former Kaysville teacher and basketball coach has been ordered to stand trial on 11 felonies stemming from allegations of a sexual relationship with a student. The girl was 15 and 16 at the time... Read more »
West Haven man rescued from cliff said he'd been there 2 days
A West Haven man who said he became injured and stuck on a cliff ledge in Weber County for two days was rescued Tuesday. Read more »
Bountiful ballet school founded in 1973 still standing strong, helping to fulfill dreams
One local ballet school finds success and respect for 40 years by sticking to its core principles: a classical ballet focus and a commitment to nurturing all types of students. Read more »
Keeping track of loved ones with Alzheimer’s can be difficult
A man with Alzheimer’s was found safe Sunday after being reported missing the day before. The man's story hit close to home for families in Utah caring for loved ones with the same disease. Read more »
Pertussis outbreak announced at Davis County school
The Davis County Health Department has announced an outbreak of pertussis at Viewmont High School. Read more »
Utah summer jobs market appears strong
Utah's summer job prospects are looking good for many companies. But some officials say they're having a hard time finding employees to fill all positions. Read more »
Photo gallery: Baby animals frolic with kids in Kaysville
Baby Animals Days at the Utah State University Botanical Center are held Friday, May 10, from 2 to 8 p.m. and Saturday, May 11, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at 875 S. 50 West in Kaysville. Read more »
Salt Lake City selects director for 911 bureau
A Layton city councilman and longtime law enforcement officer will take over as director of the new Salt Lake City 911 Bureau. Read more »
Man arrested after posting graffiti on Facebook
Pride in his alleged graffiti work led to the arrest of 20-year-old Matthew Quinn Todakonzie. He posted more than 150 photos of his work on Facebook and shared them with an undercover officer. Read more »
Two boys left behind at Lagoon following field trip, no one taking blame
A West Valley City mother wants answers after she says her 10-year-old son was left behind on a field trip to Lagoon. She said no one is taking responsibility for it, but organizers say the parent... Read more »
Photos: Davis Co. students prep for rocket competition in Washington, D.C.
Davis County students Quin Stewart, Hunter Davis and Mac Johnson bested more than 625 teams from around the country to win a spot in the 2013 Team America Rocketry Challenge, where they'll be... Read more »
Local Scouting leaders urged to 'vote their conscience' on policy regarding gays
The Great Salt Lake Council of the Boy Scouts of America voted Wednesday to not take an official position on a proposed membership policy that would end the practice of discriminating youth members... Read more »
University inventors speed date with investors
Representatives from Utah's universities were given the chance to secure investing during a special "Speed Teching" event hosted Tuesday by the University of Utah. Read more »
Critics push for alternative to West Davis highway
Multiple groups came together Tuesday outside Syracuse Arts Academy to detail their opposition to the West Davis highway contemplated by the Utah Department of Transportation. They said the... Read more »
Developer to turn Kaysville farmland into 300 homes
Destination Homes President Brad Wilson plans to develop 83 acres of farmland owned by the Hill family and turn it into a new neighborhood on the west side of Kaysville. Read more »
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Prison ordered for man who shot neighbor he thought was 'telepathically' threatening him
A Centerville man who pleaded guilty but mentally ill to shooting his neighbor was sentenced to prison. He said he believed the neighbor was "telepathically" raping his wife. Read more »
Mormon missionary age announcement prompted teen to reveal alleged abuse from coach
A former Kaysville teacher and basketball coach has been ordered to stand trial on 11 felonies stemming from allegations of a sexual relationship with a student. The girl was 15 and 16 at the time... Read more »
Utah GOP convention agenda includes vote on Common Core
Utah's Republican Party will vote on a resolution opposing the Common Core State Standards on Saturday. The resolution has received an unfavorable recommendation by party leadership who worry the... Read more »
West Davis Corridor project unveiled amid criticism
The Utah Department of Transportation has completed the environment study for the controversial West Davis Corridor project. On Thursday, the agency released the Environmental Impact Study for a... Read more »
Students blend learning, fun at annual physics day
More than 5,000 students from the Intermountain West participated in a special physics day Friday at Lagoon. Read more »
Deseret News wins awards for education, environment, family reporting
When it comes to meaningful reporting on education, the environment and the family, Deseret News reporters stand out in the Rocky Mountain region. Read more »
2 county attorneys investigating Swallow, Utah Attorney General's office
Utah Attorney General John Swallow finds himself in the cross hairs of another criminal investigation, this one by two county attorneys in conjunction with federal authorities. Read more »
Bountiful ballet school founded in 1973 still standing strong, helping to fulfill dreams
One local ballet school finds success and respect for 40 years by sticking to its core principles: a classical ballet focus and a commitment to nurturing all types of students. Read more »
Utah lawmakers look to regulate child access to e-cigarettes
Utah lawmakers intend to pursue legislation that would regulate the sale and marketing of electronic cigarettes to children and teens. Read more »
Davis District honors top employees
The Davis School District recently honored its top 10 employees during the annual CARE Awards dinner. Read more »
Pertussis outbreak announced at Davis County school
The Davis County Health Department has announced an outbreak of pertussis at Viewmont High School. Read more »
Smoke, small fire damage bakery
A small fire caused extensive smoke damage to a small bakery Thursday night. Read more »
About Utah: After 57 years, a family thanks its hero
About the last thing Richard Falkner expected last Tuesday night was to answer the doorbell to a hug and heartfelt thank you from two of the daughters of the man whose life he saved — 57... Read more »
West Haven man rescued from cliff said he'd been there 2 days
A West Haven man who said he became injured and stuck on a cliff ledge in Weber County for two days was rescued Tuesday. Read more »
Rep. Bishop not ecstatic about military furlough
The Pentagon says budgets cuts will force most of its civilian workforce to take 11 unpaid leave days this year. Read more »
Keeping track of loved ones with Alzheimer’s can be difficult
A man with Alzheimer’s was found safe Sunday after being reported missing the day before. The man's story hit close to home for families in Utah caring for loved ones with the same disease. Read more »
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