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• Ogden, UT News
• Stocks open higher on hopes for China stimulus
• Another killer quake hits Italy; 15 dead
• TRAX, vehicle crash delays Salt Lake City commute
• Are tiny robot surgeons the wave of the future?
• Private business liquor sales begin Friday in Washington
• Memorial Day ceremony appreciates MIA, POWs
• NATO kills senior al-Qaida leader in Afghanistan
• Two bakers wage cookie war for Girl Scout business
• Romney ready to claim GOP nomination after Texas
• Fertlizer bomb suspected in Nairobi blast
• Youngest spelling bee contestant is only 6, full of self-confidence
• Mystery as to why naked man tried to eat another man's face
• Crews make gains against western wildfires
• Horse rescued after falling into Herriman basement
• Ranching community remembers legendary black cowboy
• W. Valley suspect flees into pond, realizes he can't swim
• Prevent heartworms in pets because treatment is scarce, vets warn
• Checa, Melandri split top race wins at MMP
• Lacrosse year-end awards tossed out
• YouthBuild program helps at-risk youths learn the construction trade at OWATC
• Tuesday: Red Carpet Radness
• It's nice to see local prepsters drink from the victory cup
• Send your flower garden pics!
• Late-game 'mayhem' frustrating RSL
• When it comes to QBs, we have the technology
• Push from Stevens inspires Doughty
• Blue catfish rule the food chain at Milford Lake
• Police: 5-time champ Johnny Tapia found dead in N.M.
• Armstrong vows to be ready for Olympics
• Voisin: Manny Ramirez again attempts to fit in
• I'll Have Another's trainer has a lot on his plate
• McNulty: Dwight Howard bullied his way to Magic changes
• U.S. sailor Anna Tunnicliffe will go for second gold medal in place of her birth
• Romney's old GOP critics change their tunes
• Romney, Obama campaigns mine online data
• Environmentalists seek ban on mining near Yosemite
• Why your Internet could disappear in July
• Air Force Academy recognizes gay club
• 3 rescued from Idaho plane crash
• Thousands brave the elements Sunday at air show
• Studies show Latinos are more likely to neglect sun safety
• Filmmakers' collaboration spawns a host of juicy projects
• Election judges bring years of experience to primaries
• Teacher retires after 48 years in education
• Moose on loose caught in Cache
• Violinist, 86, joined symphony at 17
• Murray teen pleads guilty in fatal crash
• Boy Scouts place markers along Pony Express trail
• Utah Senator honors fallen heroes
• Realtors, city plan appreciation event
• Kids, credit union aid cancer society
• Centerville Police Department to conduct checkpoint
• Riders blaze path to FIM superbike championship
• Indie Ogden Review: Battle for North America at Kamikazes
• Utah Iris Society show in Logan next weekend
• Local Spotlight: Kel-Z Photography
• Hooked on irises
• Panguitch celebrating with Quilt Walk
• Small changes to Google products could save you a lot of time
• D-Box movie literally an earth-shaking experience
• A 'Gossip Girl' in Henry VIII's court
• John Grisham's 'Calico Joe': Hitting for average
• Bank-robber parents steal twins' childhood
• Bookmark
• Best-sellers
• New ad zapper has TV networks worried about sales
• Hatfields at war with McCoys in new miniseries
• 'The Naked Gun' available on DVD?
• Memorial Day, mermaids, mayhem, models and more
• Paddles common transportation in the Keys
• 8 Afghan civilians killed in NATO airstrike
• Lady Gaga's Indonesia concert cancelled after threat from Islamist group
• Mormon group still using discredited 'gay cure' therapy
• 4 killed in plane crash from S. Utah
• Hundreds of unexploded WWII shells found in W. Desert
• 'Warriors' sodden but soaring over HIll Air Force Base
• Newest WSU football coach doesn’t skip a beat
• Yellow dot can help emergency responders help you after traffic accidents
• Talons expose Blaze D
• Borchers' late goal lifts RSL in thriller
• MLB notes: Indians' Santana likely headed to concussion list
• Outlaws pick up first win of the season
• Aficionados compete in Miniature Horse Show
• First day of school may get new date
• World War II vets are losing the fight with time
• Agendas May 29
• Rotary Club plans car show for coats
• Animal activist set as WSU speaker
• Bountiful concert series lineup announced
• Rain helps control Promontory fire
• Indie Ogden Guide to the Ogden Music Festival
• Heat willing to adapt in Bosh's absence
• Kings took the easier route to Stanley Cup showdown
• Indie Ogden Guide to a family staycation
• If Sloan still wants to coach, more power to him
• Plane crash near St. George kills 4
• Patrick: IndyCar is in my rear view
• This year's Indy 500 is marked by change
• Verlander uses four 'Hall of Fame' pitches
• Montana Regents OK new policy for sexual assaults
• A runner's journey: From Congo to Cleveland
• Commentary: Lack of a dominant player like Woods bad for the game of golf
• Tom Sorensen: X Games star Travis Pastrana busts down fence, lets fans in
• Indy 500 wide open as Penske tries to go 5-0
• Did You Know?
• Obama, Romney know when to take risks
• Pope's butler arrested in Vatican with secret documents
• Runaway bull lassoed by motorcycle cop
• Judge rules company must offer insurance to gay couples
• Senators seek to name bison 'national mammal'
• Astronauts enter world's 1st private supply ship
• Bus driver taking Utah kids to Disneyland arrested for DUI
• Saturday: Epic night? lets make it 2!
• Bountiful council OKs stop light for Orchard Drive
• Schedule set for driving course in Ogden
• New supervisor named for the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forests
• On tap this weekend: roaring engines, cringing Shih Tzus
• Defendant corrects his age for judge
• Final Cool School winners announced
• Hiker injured in Waterfall Canyon
• Hardy, Henry Advance in the NCAA Track & Field Meet
• Devils advance to Cup finals with win over Rangers
• You can't be arrested for not paying your debts in Utah
• Locked and loaded: The pressure is on for Alex Smith
• College basketball: Wildcats bolster backcourt
• Beckham pay cut nearly 40 percent
• TNA claims WWE tried to poach its wrestlers
• Assault suspect waives hearing in 2nd District Court
• Key Bank employees work to better their community
• Young generation's difficulties finding work could have lifelong wage repercussions
• Disabled vet battles for military contracts for his small business
• Central Davis Junior High students, teachers go to battle in dodge ball
• Experience in field adds to the value of a graduate
• Good Foundations Academy students write books in a year-long project
• KIDS Crossing: Washington Heights Church opens facility just for children
• Arts festival lets special students dance like no one’s watching
• Spanish immersion leads to murals on entryway pillars at North Davis Preparatory Academy
• Wish comes true for Clinton boy at Pilot For A Day program
• Rally photo needed an explanation, not a correction
• N.C. county backs down, allows protest of anti-gay sermon
• Rodeo to benefit St. Mary's Catholic Church
• Missionaries
• Elim Lutheran starts outdoor worship
• UUC in Ogden earns recognition as 'breakthrough congregation'
• Jefferson Park to be site of Pentecost worship service
• Volleyball signs transfer from Wichita State
• Notice of Intention to Designate Assessment Area
• Study shows veterans will benefit under Obamacare
• Dragon arrives at space station in historic first
• Egyptians stunned at presidential finalists
• Man arrested in 1979 disappearance of NYC boy
• God will be the judge of Gaga, says Indonesian lawmaker
• Thousands gather for anti-Assad protests in Syria
• Another crowd attempts Everest days after deaths
• Were fake parts used in Air Force cargo planes?
• Police seek interview tape in Manson murder
• George Zimmerman's attorney wants to delay release of records
• Identifying witnesses in Trayvon Martin case could lead to legal dispute
• Company sues Murray over electronic billboard
• Prep softball: Warriors hold on, take 5-A cake
• Blaze hire defensive coordinator, add Sape
• Ladies Auxiliary of VFW donates $25K
• Prep softball: Royals claim third softball title in four years
• Ogden authors to read from novel about fictional wife of Joseph Smith
• Developer given extension in Layton
• Weber County Commission waives permit for rehab facility renovation
• Warriors Over the Wasatch air show at Hill AFB
• Hometown Hero Grogan handles nine G's of force on F-16 ride at Hill
• Expect extra heavy traffic at 'Warriors Over the Wasatch' Saturday and Sunday
• UFC heavyweight champ didn't always love fighting
• Friday: Tonight’s the Kind of Night!
• McIlroy: Now I know I'm the best
• Coyotes finish off best season ever
• Union Rags aims to stop I'll Have Another's Triple Crown run
• Herbert says liquor license shortage hurting Utah
• Onetime top football prospect cleared of rape
• Reagan blood auction halted
• mad cows crash beer party, lap up brew
• Burton named Utah Guard's Adjutant General
• Utah authorities probe claim jumping allegations
• OUR VIEW: Increasing liquor licenses
• Feds indict Layton man on spice charges
• Romney gets earful in Philadelphia
• Oil sands company raises $11M for Utah project
• Council Approves New Water and Sewer Utility Rates; Culinary and Storm Water Master Plans
• Council Seeks Input on Budget
• Condor lead poisonings could spur lawsuit
• Joe Collins signs with Hamilton Tiger-Cats
• Head-on collision kills woman in Woods Cross
• Local Musician Spotlight: Jenny Shaw
• Is Obama-bashing part of auditions for Romney running mate?
• At 75, Golden Gate remains an American icon
• SpaceX successfully flies by International Space Station
• Killing, torture widespread in Syria
• Child deaths in hot cars target of awareness campaign
• Reno air races to modify course after crash last year killed 11
• Partnership could benefit Wyo. mule deer population
• Horrific murder-suicide leaves 4 dead
• Mother in shock over 13-year-old daughter's plot to murder her
• 25 years ago, celebrants flattened Golden Gate Bridge
• BLM sees greater use for fire breaks on rangeland
• Vancouver man sentenced for Utah arson attacks
• Midvale teen competes in national geography bee
• Agendas of public meetings, May 24
• Prep softball: Rowdy Royals roll into championship game
• 'Unusually high number' of pertussis reports
• Davis County inspection center to close Dec. 31
• Ringworm reports close South Ogden dog park
• Thursday:Save the birds, Art house cinema and Free shows!
• Indie Ogden DIY: Healthy Protein Snax
• Wildcats charge into NCAA track regionals
• Ender's game: Weber High graduate has busy ski season
• Maverik Modifieds steal show at RMR event
• Former Wildcat Bruce Collins inducted to Wyoming HOF
• Wayfair booming, expanding Ogden center
• Better start planning now for your ideal retirement
• 'Pro-choice' position hits record low in poll
• This patient is no dummy: High-tech mannequin helps EMTs train
• Young art lovers drawn to kaleidoscope night
• With all the crying kids do, it's hard to know when it's serious
• Eagles
• Weber senior menu
• Ogden clinics combine to offer women’s care
• 2010 census missed more than 1.5M minorities
• Auto repair store in Ogden to host fundraiser June 9
• 2012 gem and mineral show to be held in Ogden
• All 14 stolen racing bikes recovered after theft
• Farr West nixes four-wheeler rodeo this year
• Dickemore named to chair committee in Farr West
• Farr West OKs next phase of subdivision
• Community calendar
• Wildcats Send Nine to NCAA Track & Field 1st round
• Vegas casino mogul sends moon rocks to NASA
• Pakistani who helped U.S. find bin Laden sentenced for treason
• Egyptians vote in first free presidential election
• Proposed wind farm a threat to bald eagles
• Man gets 13 years for posing as his dead mom
• Attorneys for accused NATO bomb plotters complain of jail conditions
• Man posts on Facebook he will kill girlfriend, himself, then does
• Famed alien hunter quits research center
• Native American skulls repatriated from England
• Did insiders know ahead of time of Facebook IPO flop?
• Man arrested for punching disruptive boy in movie theater
• Brush fire burning near Hurricane homes
• Prep softball: Barrera gets Roy into 4-A semifinal
• Prep baseball: Titans win 5-A slugfest over Riverton
• Layton approves liquor license bid
• Center will honor retired USAF officer
• Museum lists summer plans
• Branding the mental drawer companies send to consumers
• Two men sought in West Bountiful bank robbery
• Prep soccer: Warriors' dream season comes to stunning end
• Wednesday: School’s Out for Summer!
• Are old-school Jazz the blueprint for Popovich's Spurs?
• Bats take up residence at Stewart Elementary School in Centerville
• Nathan Sloop hearing delayed again
• North Layton Junior High pays tribute to ninth-grade golfer who died from cancer
• Indie Ogden review: Kobe Teppanyak sushi & steakhouse
• Couple charged in airport baggage thefts
• 4 witnesses in Trayvon Martin case changed their stories
• Jerry Sloan expresses interest in NBA openings
• Women detainees claim they were shackled while pregnant
• Files show how priest child abuse was generational
• Grandma cited for leaving baby in hot car
• Casey Martin a long shot, but at least has a shot for U.S. Open
• Los Angeles Kings focus on knowing what needs to be done
• IndyCar is hoping its biggest race will springboard it back into the mainstream
• The westward Astros are moving west, and have plenty of work ahead
• Jockey riding winners at Les Bois after switching from rodeo
• Reagan's blood being auctioned off online
• Motorcycle deaths remain steady as overall vehicle deaths drop
• Horse lawsuit records show another side to Ann Romney
• Mountain lion roaming Boise shot and killed by police
• Local spotlight: Hack Ogden
• Romney's Bain playbook unclear as attacks grow
• Indian passenger train rams freight train; 25 dead
• 8 hurt in Oklahoma City shooting after NBA playoff
• 7th-grader rescued from ledge of 270-foot waterfall
• Trapper lures wolves from Denali with dead horse, causing outcry
• ACLU targets same-sex classrooms
• Angry veterans demand end to backlog of disability claims
• Private rocket blasts off for space station
• Federal agents seize 56 pounds of meth in SLC
• Bear wanders through Idaho town
• 2 Park City ski areas still fighting lease dispute
• Agendas of public meetings, May 22-23
• Bank of Utah gives $30,000 building lot to nonprofit Have a Heart
• Free workshops for parents of children with autism, Asperger's on Wednesday
• Injured UHP trooper out of hospital after Kaysville accident
• Woman backs out of driveway, dies when car rolls in Bountiful
• Layton rezones property industrial
• Prep baseball: Titans top Vikings, stay alive
• Bears lock up fifth straight 3-A softball crown
• Father: Accident should serve as warning
• Mt. Everest climbers complete descent from summit
• Human rights take flight at West Point Junior High School
• Consumers warned of scam offering credit for utility bills
• A soldier's memory of his mother; the Shoe Cafe marches on
• Outlaws drop pair, prepare for home opener
• Indie Ogden DIY – Paint Swirl Vases
• Bird songs help science understand human learning
• Obama maintains fundraising edge over Romney
• Gay marriage issue has zero impact on presidential polls
• Tuesday: I’m really sorry Steven…
• Search on for moutain lion running about Boise
• SLC Man sentenced for killing child who interrupted his video game
• Age now is just a number for Olympic athletes
• Opportunities for college credit abound in high school
• Davis High Band makes lasting impression on students
• Engineering students get head start
• Engineers — make way for the women
• FBI investigates bomb threat at Utah cyber center
• Man becomes 3rd to survive plunge at Niagara Falls
• Website ranks the best credit cards for new graduates
• Lady Gaga tour getting rocky reception in SE Asia
• Thousands gather for Lebanese Sunni cleric funeral
• Utah joins states fighting efforts to strike down campaign finance laws
• Experts puzzled by ancient skulls found in Florida
• What the evidence in Trayvon Martin case doesn't show
• NATO summit brings out protesters
• Vegas sign a tourist attraction in its own right
• Millions look skyward for 'Ring of Fire'
• Watch High School Graduations Ceremonies Live Online
• WSU Stewart Library to Host Daughters of Utah Pioneers Event
• World War II veteran finally receives medals he earned
• Council discusses property plans
• Second attempt to prosecute Hooper fraud suspect fails
• Farr West residents to see utility rates increase
• Grantsville couple saves historic Deseret Mercantile drug store
• School kids urge Crayola to rethink recycling
• Gov’t records ombudsman named
• Weber County Commission OKs sport events
• Bring a chair to Memorial Day event
• UHP trooper injured when vehicle hit
• Layton City Council confines specialty tobacco shops to select areas
• New concierge position paying off at Davis Hospital and Medical Center
• Local Spotlight: Ogden arts festival
• Top-ranked archer Ellison has Olympics in his sights
• Best prep golfers take stage at invitational
• Salt Lake Community College falls in NJCAA softball championship
• Idaho power broker could get top Romney job
• 90th birthday brings descendants of Idaho Mormon settlers together
• Riverton rallies around teen paralyzed in mishap
• A man and his magnificent flying machines
• Men face felony charges for trail booby traps
• Warriors to soar over the Wasatch
• Holy heck, this columnist hopes this is not his last column
• 'House' pulls the plug
• TV networks playing for laughs in a big way in the fall
• What happened to commercial limits?
• 'Idol,' 'Apprentice' champs crowned, 'Glee' kids move on
• 'They Eat Puppies, Don't They?' another great Washington riff
• Catching up with prolific author James Patterson
• Charles Duhigg book probes what drives habits
• Bookmark
• Best-sellers
• Facebook has taken slams of its privacy policy to heart
• Rollin' on the river: The American Queen steams the Mississippi again
• Memorial Day service planned
• 7-Eleven seeks beer license
• Local Spotlight: Artist Chris Bodily
• Prep tennis: Lakers third at 4-A championships
• Indie Ogden DIY – Bottle Wrap
• I'll Have Another wins Preakness
• Eagle Scout project to place crossing flags at key intersections for traffic control
• Online textbooks downloads gaining in popularity
• Layton hosts Utah's championship tree-climbing competition
• Website allows residents to track crime in their neighorhoods
• Weber County looks at legality of selling e-cigarettes at the fair
• Tales of dogs and ducklings and dropping babies on their heads
• Marathon winners set fast pace, rewarded at finish
• Colo. wildfire started by camper; cool temps aid effort
• Man goes on hunger strike until Hatch agrees to debate
• These 3 states are key to Romney win
• TV star cat up for adoption at shelter
• SpaceX rocket launch aborted in last second
• Recent trends may threaten coaching diversity
• Kurt Busch thinks Newman feud is 'WWE-type' action
• Judo's Kayla Harrison finds sanctuary -- and perhaps Olympic gold
• State of Utah could use a little Unity -- and here they are
• Bank of Utah gives lot to build home
• Two more schools win Cool award
• Greiner testifies about Hatch Act
• Davis schools honor top workers
• Kaysville's Movies in the Park begin tonight
• Antelope Island causeway work set to begin
• Driver in canyon chase faces charges
• Malan’s Peak hike set for Sunday
• Student loans an obligation that's impossible to escape
• Prep softball: Weather puts Bear River in holding pattern
• Razorbacks' trustee called John L. Smith a 'total failure' in email
• Prep soccer: Royals bow out in shootout
• Saturday: So much to do, so little time !
• High-powered offenses collide in SLC tonight
• Sunny skies on tap for Ogden Marathon
• Prep track: Tigers share 3-A lead after Day 1
• WSU football releases game times
• Indie Ogden Event Review – Hops Rising Re-release Party
• Book of Mormon story inspires historical novel, 'The Lost Stones'
• Penny Jones named new women's basketball assistant coach
• Feeding the multitudes: 5 churches help needy with Fish 'N Loaves
• Methodists celebrate remodeled church with open house in Washington Terrace
• Lutheran church plans Bible Soccer Camp in Layton
• New Davis County Fair coordinator named
• Missionaries
• Solution proposed for on-street parking problems at Mount Ogden Park
• Man who had 30 kids with 11 women wants child-support break
• Portugal bestows Gov. Herbert with knighthood
• Romney, GOP guvs have differing takes on economy
• Romney, wife contribute $150,000 to his campaign
• Excitement builds as solar eclipse nears
• Cruise line reveals plan to remove wrecked Concordia
• Town to auction first flush of giant toilet on eBay
• Making Change: A Community Stands Against LGBT Bullying and Suicide
• Weber State introduces new athletics logos
• Notice of Public Hearing on June 5 Concerning Municipal Building Authority Budget
• Honoring Spring Graduates
• Notice of Public Hearing on June 5 Concerning RDA Budget
• Notice of Public Hearing on June 5 Concerning Budget
• South Jordan fire started with giant cotton ball
• Man arrested in 'fake cop' highway shootings
• Idaho mink farm to double in size
• Twin Falls TV station to drop FOX programming
• Witnesses tell conflicting stories about what happened to Trayvon Martin
• France treating autistic kids with psychotherapy
• Evidence released sheds new light on Trayvon Martin case
• Sheriff renews warning about recluse S. Utah cabin burglar
• Firefighters battle blazes across West
• Idaho burglar uses 'tighty whitey' to cover face
• Arizona to present study on I-15 Virgin River bridges
• Crews battling fast-moving Tooele wildfire
• Friday: Easy Does It, We All Belong Somewhere!
• Riverdale council, RDA meet Saturday
• Newgate Mall names North Ogden Jr. High latest ‘cool school’
• State high school softball, baseball, soccer playoff schedules
• Harrisville Hastings offers summer reading program
• Ogden Outlaws expecting a big year
• WSU to host free Watchtower event
• OgdenMarathon's growth credited to course, volunteers
• Power at the Point: Wounded Warrior already tops in S-E’s annual poll, but Weber's Schenck vows to return even better
• Harrisville attempts to balance 2012-2013 budget
• Federal grant to help pay for damages from last year's spring flooding in Weber County
• 2,060 stripling warriors to march in Bountiful Handcart Days Parade
• Family to run for injured star triathlete in Ogden Marathon to promote organ donation
• Syracuse OKs $6.9 million budget for 2012-2013
• Indie Ogden Review: Iggy’s Sports Grill
• Venture Academy students contributing research and design ideas for new school
• Layton Elementary students journey back to the Middle Ages
• Four-story Hampton Inn ready to rise in Farmington
• Quality of life makes happy workers, and appeals to businesses
• Big West will consider adding Broncos' programs
• Slow play shows up at the worst time for PGA Tour
• Older athletes still in fight for spots on U.S. Olympic team
• MMA Today: Gilbert Melendez-John Thomson bout takes spotlight
• Black clergy debate Obama's stand on gay marriage
• Autopsy shows Trayvon Martin had smoked marijuana
• WSU football announces 2012 home game times
• Woman charged as leader of Weber car burglary ring
• Romney raised $40 million in April, nearly matching Obama
• Wealthy Idaho Romney donor says he's being smeared by Obama campaign
• Hondurans protest DEA leave after shooting
• co-workers sue lottery winners
• Did gang police have their own secret society?
• Coffee drinkers live longer
• 'Ring of Fire' eclipse to be visible from Southern Utah to China
• Feds want license plate scanners in Utah
• WSU Celebrates New Center for Continuing Education
• Weber County fourth-worst in state in prescription drug abuse
• Garner leads Lakers to repeat
• Cavemen put Darts in danger on diamond
• Roy feasts at home, beats Herriman
• Ripple effect of service lauded as Catholic Community Services honors many
• Bees’ late coach inspires positive memories
• Hearing on $65M bond for Weber School District draws none
• Ogden council requires approval for large donations to city
• Pleasant View sets public hearing on fund transfer
• MusicFest, kids’ fair fundraiser set for Saturday in Ogden
• Portion of Washington Boulevard closed while sink hole is fixed
• Farmington Junior High band program earns prestigious Sudler Cup
• Group gathers 5,000 signatures to add west Layton land-use issue to ballot
• Farmington council alters areas where fireworks are restricted
• Thursday: Yoga,Community forums and BIG news!
• Ogden’s music scene: Slow Motion Characters
• Silver, gold, old toys, sports memorabilia: International association in Layton ready to buy items
• Solving problems a matter of having the right mindset
• Climbing trainer takes time to recover, looks forward to future climbs
• Women's Basketball adds transfer from St. John's
• Proposed race-day drug ban resurfaces in Kentucky
• Lawrie joins list of baseball's wildest rants
• Romney pledges to 'get us on track to have a balanced budget'
• How Mitt Romney will choose his running mate
• Will technology services director still work for state?
• Trust land overvalued
• Toddler recovering after falling from 2nd-story window
• Survivors of Afghan massacre recall horror of gunman's assault on village
• Stereotypes govern cases of female teachers having sex with male students
• Don't blame restaurants for those ridiculously large portions
• Studies probe why people choke in clutch situations
• Binge-purge eating behavior is about much more than food
• Social media is the new body-image battleground
• Bridges over Weber River connect to new trail segment
• 70 days, iconic sites: Olympic torch coming to UK
• Groundwater at issue in Utah tar sands project
• UN team in Syria evacuated from tense town
• Some facts don't back Romney's 'prairie fire' debt speech
• More Americans plan on summer travel
• Private company ready to launch a new frontier for space travel
• Fire burns across South Jordan golf course
• George W. Bush offers tepid endorsement of Romney
• Crews battling Ariz. wildfires fight high winds
• Top comes off Surf N' Swim in Layton
• Students’ anti-bullying opera sends strong message
• Police: Aggressive pit bull shot Monday
• Police look into Ogden High hazing incident
• Tuesday brush fire burns half-acre
• Parrish Lane trail head closed for now
• Police seek suspect in Ogden robbery
• Prep softball: Warriors dismantle Jaguars in opening round
• Plant sale today at Roy High School
• Prep baseball: Grizzlies' ace blanks Titans
• Ogden tables utility rate increase
• Weber library gets loud for annual Teddy Bear Picnic
• Defense secretary restricts flights of F-22 Raptors
• Jury needs more time in Powell voyeurism trial
• Wednesday: Curse you Error 37!
• Indie Ogden DIY: furoshiki
• Companies prosper by segmenting customer audiences
• Jury has questions in Steve Powell voyeurism trial
• Walgreens offers new drug discounts
• Mom kills 4 kids, then herself
• Utah tech director resigns in wake of data theft
• Utah issues first bad air warning for summer
• Eric Millerberg's attorney says client's wife had 'motive to lie'
• 3-year-old swept away in Virgin River
• Man aces hole in one contest, but doesn't get paid
• Thoreau's voice, 150 years later
• Everyday baby items can cause serious injury
• Marathon heart-attack deaths rise
• Military members, families get free national park passes
• Romney tags Obama for debt 'prairie fire'
• Jury deliberates Steve Powell voyeurism case
• Oil-shale company ready to produce
• Flags at half-staff to honor Utah fallen peace officers
• Oregon primary another step for Romney
• Arizona governor vetoes bill that Utah's Herbert signed
• Unusual plea submitted by suspect in casino death of Roy man
• Agendas of public meetings, May 15-16
• Vintage cars join funeral procession for founder of Ogden Pioneer Days antique car show
• Tuesday: Milkshakes In Our Yard
• Stewart's sister-in-law: Schwarzenegger fan fond of holistic healing, massage
• Two Ogden men almost on top of the world
• Community invited to LGBT discussion
• Hooper Elementary 4th-graders create anti-bully opera
• N. Ogden man falls in Willard Canyon
• Flags lowered today to honor peace officers
• Free test-strategy workshop in Roy Thursday
• Free career prep workshops set in Layton
• W. Point man could face federal charges for photos of nude teens
• Study tries to make Utah's KIDS COUNT, pushes for improvements
• 9 Ogden High senior cheerleaders suspended for hazing
• Prep baseball: Bees baffle Royals in play-in game
• Riverdale officials hope new drain system will prevent flood damage
• Indie Ogden Musician Spotlight: Joe McQueen
• ATK donates $10k to Brigham City
• Detmer selected to College Hall of Fame
• Obama ad tryies to undermine Romney's record on jobs
• Boost your well-being with these yoga poses
• Book helps parents put kids to work
• Don't let injuries bring you to your knees
• FOOD EVENTS
• QUICK FIX: Safron Vegetable Pilaf and Sauteed Scallops
• Heiress and mom: drag racer defies conventions
• Swimmer Eric Shanteau has followed some unconventional paths
• Coyotes making hockey cool in the desert again
• Obama pressed to ban antigay bias by contractors
• Utah man negotiates plea in Viagra-like supplement case
• Female couple barred from Catholic high school prom
• The Professional Bull Riders will recognize the career of Fort Hall's Wiley Petersen
• Report: Boise State reconsidering move to Big East
• Wildcats announce 2012 women's soccer schedule
• Shaydon Kehano named to preseason watch list
• Stocks drop sharply on worries over Europe
• JPMorgan execs tied to big trading loss are expected to leave bank
• Groups fight caribou protection in Idaho
• Abortion protest target takes fight to protesters
• Fighting in Yemen kills 16 al-Qaida militants
• Nepal plane crash kills 15; six survive
• Utah joins e-book price fixing lawsuit
• Gay political donors move to mainstream for Obama
• Man picks up rattlesnake at Walmart
• Roy firefighters give resident some smooth sailing
• Ogden district administrative changes prompt parental worry about students, teachers
• Ogden School District puts UVA training to work
• Staff now responsible for setting speed limits
• Farmington officials work to refinance bond to build City Hall
• Son of Pioneers to meet today
• Roy bomb case hearing postponed
• Thieves steal all of airman’s belongings
• Bountiful show helps ice skaters cover high cost of sport
• Agendas of public meetings, May 14-15
• Local spotlight: Front climbing club
• RSL defied naysayers, came up big without Morales
• Prep sports week should be busy one
• Lillard hopes to be top-10 pick in NBA draft
• Utah Wildlife Board approves 500 less deer tags than 2011
• Official: 49 bodies left on Mexico highway
• Thieves clean out storage unit of deployed Hill AFB airman
• Lasers flashed at 2 planes on approach to SLC airport
• Should states be in the liquor business?
• Gunman kills Afghan peace council member
• Wyoming experiencing a beer boom
• Cultivating families: Four generations of the Mamanakis family talk about motherhood
• It's about time: Wristwatches making a comeback
• Why 'Smash' has crashed
• Heeeeere's Johnny -- warts and all
• Disney and Dali, 'GCB' explained
• Tired old 'Housewives' fades away, and other finales of note
• 'Bring Up the Bodies' a wonderful, terrible sequel to 'Wolf Hall'
• Personal ties can change gay marriage attitudes
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• Utah moving beavers to improve habitat, streams
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• Mitt Romney's 'hijinks' seen as bullying today
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• Witnesses: Pickup driver hit boy on bike, drove off
• Activist: Ogden water rates could go higher than estimate
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• Farmington council discusses drainage, approves subdivision
• Kaysville family raising funds to buy daughter new prosthetic leg
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• Reporter's Batman expertise helps draw boy hero out of his shell
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• ‘West Side Story’ auditions in North Logan on Monday
• Bonneville students donate $7,000 to Weber County Sheriff’s Office
• Bicyclist injured when struck by car in Ogden
• Blaze fall in road battle at San Jose
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• Royals beat Bees to share Region 5 title
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• Women Second, Men Fifth, at BSC Outdoor Meet
• Saturday:Ride a bike, be awesome and get pumped for Ogden arts festival!
• Local Music:Till we have faces
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• Trayvon Martin's mother releases video about Mother's Day without son
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• Notice of Public Hearing to Amend Budget
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• Notice of Petition to Amend the Lynn Community Plan and Rezone
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• Friday: Iron Chef Indie Ogden!
• Local music Spotlight: The Brew Birds
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• U.S. men's basketball team gets time to find answers
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• North Ogden Kiwanis Club honors students
• Sewer plant nearly ready in Farr West
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• New location set for green waste
• Utah environmental activist appealing conviction
• Shurtleff calls for end of smoking in youth films
• West Point sets May as Foster Care month
• Syracuse Justice Court generates revenue
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• Federal Duck Stamp Art Competition to be held at WSU
• Thursday: Make a difference day!
• Amusement company's long ride comes to an end
• Russia says it foiled terrorist attacks planned for 2014 Olympics
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• Saving the Mexican gray wolf a study in genetics
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• Utah parks to celebrate May 20 eclipse
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• WSU prof tracks eye movement to discern racial bias in suspect lineups
• Ogden transfers unused road funds; Lindquist Field to see repairs
• Prep baseball: Darts drop Titans to take Region 1 title
• Ice show set for Friday, Saturday
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• Farmington repays $1.9 million bond in just three years
• Summer reading program adding attractions to boost membership
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• WSU women try for 'triple crown'
• Primping begins for this weekend's Weber County Dairy Days
• Indie Ogden Adventure – 32nd Street Trailhead
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• Bryan Burwell: Boxing was great at one time, remember that
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• Bill Plaschke: Lakers find Bynum's prediction kinda off
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• Petrino's wrecked motorcycle up for auction online
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• Stocks chase European indexes lower
• Cattle prices jump as ranchers rebuild herds
• 3 critically injured in Sinclair refinery fire
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• Trayvon Martin's father recalls moments with his son
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• Putin says Russia will stand up for itself
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• Orangutans using iPads to communicate
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• WSU DECA Students Receive High Honors at National Conference
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• Woman faces theft, forgery charges
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• Wednesday: Do You Like Stuff? I Like Stuff! High Five!
• Prep baseball: Falcons dump Rams, clinch playoff spot
• Prep softball: Baby bees bag share of Region 5 crown
• Davis County tightens tattoo limits
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• Bell takes shot at Corbin as Jazz clean out lockers
• Farmington expansion plan plan omits longer 475 South
• Fired Weber High School official awaits results of Idaho probe
• Real hits the road during busy 3-game stretch
• Girls golf: Lakers run away with Region 5 title
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• Would-be al-Qaeda bomber was double agent
• Hatch, Liljenquist to debate once before primary
• Did Ikea use Cuban prison labor to make furniture?
• Utah sex offender to remain free despite new law
• Utah average gas price 1 cent down from last month
• California may ban gay teen 'conversion' therapy
• Trial over actor Gary Coleman's estate ends
• 'Boomerang' effect not so scary, kids and parents say
• 'Cats Head to the 2012 BSC Outdoor Championships
• Gridiron Golf Tournament Set for June 1
• C.J. Tuckett named to running backs watch list
• Federal contractors donate to Romney's super PAC
• Summer hiring heats up for teens
• Clinton presses Pakistan to 'do more' in fight against terrorism
• NASA uses blimp to search for meteorite fragments
• Did Dinosaur farts cause global warming?
• Feds put the squeeze on synthetic drug shipments
• 42% of Americans adults will be obese by 2030, study says
• Spurs sweep Jazz out of NBA playoffs
• Prep golf: Darts, Warriors sparkle at Region 1 tourney
• Harris sees silver lining in Game 4 loss
• Riverdale officials say tentative budget looks good
• Idaho motorcyclist loses control, crashes in South Weber
• 4 men arrested in Centerville for credit card fraud
• Garcia may avoid trial for Clearfield shooting
• Housing project gets green light in Layton
• Tuesday: Super Moons and Sparklers
• 3-A baseball, softball playoffs on tap
• Agendas of public meetings, May 8-9
• Prep softball: Bears' Theurer blanks Warriors
• Rubber-band projects put 2 Kaysville students into national competition
• WSU search committee receives public input for new president
• Suspect pleads guilty to having exploding devices at Bountiful High School
• Indie Ogden Music Spotlight: Blackwood Hymnal
• Spencer wonders why public reprimand part of GOP Davis Commission race
• Prep track: A Tale of Two Sisters
• Brigham City K-9 officer has a connection with his dogs
• Kids change worlds, vets help vets, and a way to keep count
• Judge tosses child porn count against Steve Powell
• Poll: Obama, Romney neck and neck six months ahead of election
• Romney focuses on Obama's economic record in Ohio
• Swedish man charged in deadly sniper attacks targeting immigrants
• Islamist charged with stabbing German policemen
• CIA thwarts al-Qaida underwear bomb plot
• LOW ON SUGAR? It's still possible to lose weight, even with hypoglycemia
• 2 women battle over Gary Coleman estate
• NM unveils new wildfire-warning system
• It's time to take another look at lentils
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• Great trout fishing in Washington state
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• Women's basketball signs Georgia standout
• Al-Qaida releases video of American hostage
• Putin back as Russia's president for another 6 years
• U of U study suggests startups headed by women face stock ceiling
• Facebook causing an evolution in human social interaction
• End of the line for flashy Sarkozy
• Wife Skyping with soldier saw bullet hole in wall as he died
• Doctor donates massive butterfly collection to U of U museum
• Utah leads in commercial real estate construction
• Family hopes Steve Powell's trial sheds light on Susan
• Romney to appear at June fundraisers in Utah
• 2 die, 5 injured in 2-car crash in Provo Ccanyon
• Local Spotlight: Tona Sushi
• School custodian perseveres despite cerebral palsy
• Roy fire chief Jon Ritchie to retire
• Board of adjustments now in line with others
• Judge orders woman charged in drug cases held in Davis County jail
• Roy to help with parks
• Search for boy reaches GSL area
• Toastmasters meet today at WSU
• Three groups earn financial awards
• New Miss Rodeo Ogden named
• RSL tries to keep focus after home victory
• Game 4: Playing time last of Carroll's concerns
• Mustangs' Moudry gallops into pro hockey league
• 'Outside the Homeland': Folks look back fondly on time spent at the Intermountain Indian School
• As blue-collar comedian Ron White says, you can't fix stupid
• New exhibit looks back at Intermountain Indian School
• The game's afoot on returning series 'Sherlock'
• Lessons 'SNL' can learn from live '30 Rock'
• 'NCIS' romances, game show queried
• Season finales air for 'Voice,' 'Race,' 'Big Bang,' more
• Sookie creator the queen of the vampire novelists?
• Attacker in Afghan army uniform kills NATO soldier
• NYC under water in illustrated novel
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• New Arizona law bars public funds from Planned Parenthood
• Who will care for pets after owner dies?
• Public rises to shoe world's tallest man
• Idaho dam debate goes digital
• Price stabbing leaves 1 man dead, another in jail
• A good time in the Badlands
• Mayweather wins unanimous decision over Cotto
• Prep soccer: Eagles strong-arm foe into 2-A semis
• Indie Ogden Guide to Mothers Day
• Recycling company reaches agreement with Hill for materials center
• Lifetime Products volunteers help refurbish USU Botanical Gardens
• Event offers safey tips to prepare kids for summer activities
• Cinco de Mayo celebrated in Ogden
• The other shoe drops on the Shoe Tavern's march through history
• Probe blames pilot for December 2010 plane crash in Roy
• NASCAR's 2 female drivers not rivals -- or friends
• Gale Sayers says Rose must be patient
• Nicklaus-Palmer battle at Oakmont topic of documentary
• MWC rebuffs Idaho's interest
• Michael Hunt: Suicides are more trauma for NFL
• A fundamental concept of law is providing due process
• Box Elder, other counties sue BLM over road dispute
• Provo cop accused of dropping pants at party
• Mormonism, race, collide in historic presidential campaign
• Hundreds of new laws taking effect in Utah
• Drone strike kills 8 in Pakistan
• $5 million awarded to Muslim woman in discrimination case
• Prep sports: Bees, Bears tune up for run at softball championship
• Grady throws 11 TDs in record-breaking win
• Prep baseball: Roy beats Bonneville to keep playoff hopes alive
• Man misses hearing, warrant issued
• Weber High School is a Cool winner
• Children invited to museum tour
• City will pay more for animal control
• Acrobatic pilot will be part of air show
• PARC receives $1,000 grant
• Public can review math textbooks
• Open house will aid food bank supplies
• Name Game: Local athletes get their hall of fame due
• Indie Ogden DIY – Painted Pillows
• For Union Rags' owner Wyeth, horses are in the blood
• Golf is all in the family for niece Cheyenne Woods
• Jazz plan to lean on Favors more heavily against Spurs
• Busy stretch awaits RSL after weeklong break
• Saturday:Parties, bon fires, cinco de mayo and more bon fires
• Defense bid to remove judge in Lovell case denied
• USU student team to participate in 2012 Microgravity University at space center
• Park to convert ‘palace’ to store on Antelope Island
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• Excavation work on Weber River might help in search of missing boy
• Colorado River recreation generating money, jobs
• Cycling advocates discuss ways to elevate sport in Utah
• Bear photographed falling from tree killed by car
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• Standard-Examiner reporters honored for contributions to community
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• Cedar City officials worry about later flights
• Religion census: LDS Church fastest-growing group in U.S.
• Layton rezones land for single-family residences
• Box Elder official works to create jobs, fill empty buildings
• Barriers to getting a job can be overcome
• Notice of Public Utility Hearings May 15th 2012
• Sheriff's official suspended for disrupting V.P. Secret Service detail
• Suicide bombing in Pakistani market kills 20
• Zimmerman told police that Trayvon Martin circled his SUV
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• BYU English professor named Utah Poet Laureate
• Friday: Indie Ogdeneers – Assemble!
• Cinco de Mayo events, May 4-5
• Source: Utah State bound for MWC
• Hot Shock coming to challenge Blaze
• Warriors earn title by edging Titans
• Pole2Pole: Swedish explorer's latest trek about to make history
• Springtime on a little stream offers tranquility
• Data on business licenses sheds light on state of economy
• Tigers make Snow fall in playoff opener
• Jazz can't stop Spurs bench players, much less stars
• Free program looks at meals, nutrition
• Hill Air Force Base major general, others promoted
• West Point residents asked to 'Take Pride' through service projects
• No injuries in I-15 chain-reaction crash
• Morgan drill team takes first place at nationals after tough year
• Father seeks age waiver for son to play sports
• Top draft picks will sign contracts worth millions, but money can vanish
• Bill Dwyre: Boxing needs a good fight
• Local Music: Horse Bones
• Average cost to own and operate a car in U.S. increases
• Ogden hosts USA Cycling Collegiate Road National Championships
• Weber School District announces new appointments for 2012-13
• Slain Ogden police officer's name added to state memorial in ceremony
• Real-life lesson learned at WSU conference
• Future of Vandals uncertain as WAC crumbles
• Kaysville man arrested for sexual abuse of children
• Pennsylvania's 'Slap Shot' town getting new hockey team
• Heavy equipment helps in search for missing boy
• MMA Today: Jim Miller looks to put himself in title picture
• Friends of Antelope Island to dress up old military marker
• West Point Elementary students experience Mobile Discovery Center
• Source: Utah State, San Jose State head to MWC
• Losses show how far Jazz lag behind powerful Spurs
• Sources: Conference USA set to expand by 5
• Parade of Playhouses Auction
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• Ancestry.com launches DNA service
• Philippines erects wall to obscure view of slums
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• 'Hyperpartisan discussion' ends gay spokesman's stint with Romney
• Zimmerman's old Myspace page blasts Mexicans
• White supremacist among 5 shot dead in Phoenix
• Death on train platform leads to $180k mystery
• Trayvon Martin case spurs other investigations around the country
• UTA announces TRAX closures, shuttle bus operation
• Prep baseball: Royals keep playoff hopes simmering
• Ogden-Weber Tech students garner 23 medals at competition
• Procrastination has negative effect on success in business
• Agenda of Layton public meeting, May 3
• Police: Snickers, coffee shoplifting in Ogden escalates to robbery charge
• Ogden High hosts theater fundraiser
• Antelope Island group has new V.P.
• Safe Kids Fair set for Saturday
• Prep soccer: Jayhawks, Eagles earn second home contests
• Wildcats Shine In Final Regular Season T&F Meet
• Thursday:Another year older, another year to be thankful
• Former Layton director of economics sentenced to 3 years probation for embezzling funds
• Orchard Elementary students jumping to cover the state
• Search continues for missing boy's body in Weber River
• Family Tree residents don red and purple attire for special event
• Indie Ogden review: Rock Shop
• Residents want voters to have say on Layton project
• Titans' Martin earns second All-Area MVP award
• Banned animal-rights activist chains herself to campus library
• Astronomers watch giant black hole gobble up star
• Women's hockey squad wins second national title
• Weber State host annual May Twilight Meet
• Jordan Herzog Earns All-America Sky Honors
• Gingrich doesn't endorse Romney after ending campaign
• Mom charged with taking daughter into tanning booth
• DEA apologizes to student left in holding cell for 5 days
• National Trails Day celebration offers activities for all
• Learn to shoot for free
• An ATV adventure through the Black Dragon
• 'Back Home in Indiana' crooner to miss Indy 500
• Ogden City Culinary Water Master Plan
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• Proposed FY 2013 Capital Improvement Plan
• Romney used fees to close budget gap
• Company diversifies Facebook buttons with more than just 'like'
• One-third of married Japanese women are victims of domestic abuse
• Libraries turning to concerts, classes and coffee to remain relevant
• In surprise reunion, Marine meets friend he thought died in 9/11
• Utah skydiver falls to death on Oregon coast
• Suspect in Utah teen's killing faces other charges
• Darts dominate for Region 1 title
• Warriors put offense on display in shutout at Layton
• Agendas of public meetings, May 2-3
• Kirschner’s two homers lead Lancers over Wolves
• Syracuse stays atop Region 1 with win over Weber
• Jazz to opt for veteran presence of Howard
• Weber State, Utah State, Big Sky updating logos to enhance image
• Vigil speakers urge end to bullying, suicides of gay teens
• Kids learn where milk comes from during visit to Davis County's last dairy farm
• Search committee for new WSU president seeks input
• Two sentenced to jail for one year in stolen safe case
• $5M endowment pledge to boost Weber State music program
• ‘Poop-a-Palooza’ to benefit schools
• Wednesday: Just making it Up as I go!
• Brigham City mayor proposes utility, employee merit increases
• Weber State Hosts Annual MAY TWILIGHT MEET
• WSU interns seek historical Davis County photos for project
• Jazz ready to give Parker 'a hard foul or two'
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• Police seek 2 using stolen credit card in spending spree across Davis County
• Bonding with target audience helps craft right brand
• Pfizer, BYU reach settlement in Celebrex lawsuit
• Amber Henry, Tyler McBee honored by Big Sky
• May Day protesters clash with police
• Tasers can be tied to cardiac arrest, new study finds
• SDSU joining growing number of schools to snub UND
• Harper a hit in Washington, on Mall and at stadium
• China's future made more murky by dissident escape
• City at center of Trayvon Martin case hires interim police chief
• Woman can retract 2004 guilty plea for sledgehammer attack
• Romney says Obama shouldn' use bin Laden in campaign
• Small plane down in Utah County; no major injuries
• WAC officials vow conference will remain viable
• Wildcats Survive Tough Final Day for 7th Place Finish
• Ogden is Getting a Little Boulder
• Ogden ranks #8 in Forbes’ Best Cities for Raising a Family
• Mayor Caldwell Enjoys Ogden Recreation
• New Path from Here to WSU
• Lawn Irrigation Systems Need Backflow Prevention
• Police department discovers it has 2 aerial vehicles it hasn't used
• Romney says Obama needs to talk more about the economy
• Lost hiker credits Mormon faith for survival
• Bomb aimed at troops kills 2 civilians in Pakistan
• India ferry capsizes; 103 dead, 100 missing
• As governor, Romney faced challenge on gay marriage
• Sparks fly over Savage's comments to students about Bible
• Woman accused of putting bleach in daughter's eyes
• Draper connects open spaces with tunnel
• WSU Presidential Search Web Site Launches
• D.C. Businessman to Endow School of Music at WSU
• Food Distribution Program Leads to National Award for WSU Senior
• Agendas of public meetings, May 1-2
• Prep softball: First-year Jayhawks spank Eagles
• Tuesday: May Day and Birthdays
• Jordan Garn named UHLA executive director
• Farr West looks into roaming rooster, break-ins
• Plans for Del Taco move forward in Farr West
• Roy museum desperately seeks volunteers
• Roy town meeting to discuss airport, proposed school
• Northridge football player honored
• Minus divers, search will continue for missing 4-year-old on Tuesday
• WSU golfers improve to no avail
• Board member resigned shortly after sex sting charge
• Footprints in snow led to arrest of alleged LoanMax robber
• Ogden School District announces slew of administrative changes
• Ogden offers a variety of Cinco de Mayo activities
• Shadow Valley student takes home Arbor Day grand prize
• Indie Ogden Review: Pizza Runner
• Used law enforcement bikes help fetch $6K for Davis Children's Justice Center
• Ogden police arrest six in prostitution sting
• Holbrook Elementary students manipulate history with marionettes
• $300K centerpiece of Ogden River restoration nears completion
• Amid progress, Brigham City’s past hangs on, and ticks
• Parker's new grip on Spurs evident against Jazz
• Wife of former aide says John Edwards approved deposits
• New York's new tallest building rises at ground zero
• News: Woman bites dog
• WSU Maintains Seventh in America Sky Round Two
• Mitt Romney, evangelicals seek marriage of convenience
• Boy Scout official resigns in support of ousted lesbian leader
• Chugg Earns All-Big Sky Conference Honors
• Track and field improves as conference gets closer
• Riverton SWAT standoff ends with apparent suicide
• 'Cookie-gate' latest in non-news political stories
• Military becoming more selective on who serves
• 7 killed after SUV plunges into Bronx Zoo
• Pakistan condemns US strike after drone ban
• Secret Service suffers black eye to image
• Al-Qaida offers to trade UK hostage for cleric
• Sensational John Edwards trial an uphill push for prosecutors
• Farr West house to be demolished was built around pioneer cabin
• New Path from Technical College to WSU
• Wildcats stumble out of gates at golf tourney
• Agendas of public meetings, May 1
• RSL wouldn't settle for a draw
• Seniors from rival high schools warn about dangers of underage drinking
• Midtown Health Center to expand its headquarters
• Aubree Jo's mom seeks out another custody battle from prison
• Search will resume Monday for 3-year-old who fell into Weber River
• Ogden councilwoman runs in Boston Marathon
• School district, Farmington partnership will develop sports field near bus park
• Weber State named 2011 Tree Campus
• Weber Fire District has new engine
• Indie Ogden Guide to Gluten Free
• 'Cats fall to Vikings in 2012 season finale
• Local Spotlight: I am Ogden
• J.C. Oram signed as free agent with Detroit Lions
• Las Vegas wants some respect
• In emails, Susan Powell described family problems
• Maine hiker survives 4 days in Utah wilderness with broken leg
• 'Cats Struggle as Defense of League Title Opens
• Parker, Spurs too much for Jazz in Game 1
• West prepares for national Golden Gloves
• For the love of trees
• Brigham City famous for its many trees
• Thanks for nothing, John 'L' Smith
• 'Desperate Housewives' heads for grand finale
• 'American Experience' takes a fascinating look at Jesse Owens
• Emily Deschanel a mom, Robert Redford still acting
• 'The Good Wife' ends season, Charlie back on 'Two and a Half Men'
• Scholar challenges Joseph Smith translation
• Hardship and gloom mingle in Appalachia
• A look into the new South Africa
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• Navigating the world -- by the book
• Cops and Robbers Challenge a fun way to support families of officers in shooting
• Ogden Climbing Festival gains traction, fans of all ages
• Veteran member the first to opt out of Trece gang, injunction
• WSU softball team drops two in Oregon
• Steele smacks late goal to give RSL a home victory
• Wildcats fall to Vikings in doubleheader
• Indie Ogden’ guide to craft supplies
• Cottonwood High School coach won’t be charged
• Weeks later, West's 'wet willy' still inspires childish reactions
• Harris' turnaround coincides with Jazz playoff push
• Surgery gives former player, coach new freedom
• Trust is key to horse racing's crucial owner-trainer relationships
• TV mogul's boxing gym aims for U.S. Olympic glory
• Seattle takes Utah State RB Robert Turbin
• UTSA poised to leave WAC for Conference USA
• Suspension recommended for ex-coach in stats case
• Reds fan who saw record 75 Opening Day games dies
• Body found in Wash. mountain bunker
• St. George triathlon to cut race course in half
• Gunmen kill 2 guards in attack on Afghan governor
• Secret Service agents will now have chaperones
• Utah officials warn of skin cancer as summer nears
• House fire displaces Ogden family
• Wildcats face key division softball series against Portland State Vikings
• Lancers pick up 6-5 comeback win
• Laime chosen to head Mustangs
• Blaze on road to face Mustangs
• RSL looks to feast on Lions
• Klauke passes Hot Rod on the air
• Big Sky tabs Wildcats' Unger as tennis MVP
• Roy tops Bonneville in Region 5 play; Logan awaits
• Coach's choice: Carroll or Howard to start?
• Shoe-shaped building left a mysterious footprint in Ogden lore
• Ben Lomond shows future students a glimpse of a Scot's life
• Ex-Ogden chief denies knowing about officer's termination from UHP
• Davis Behavorial Health board member charged after sex sting
• Box Elder County names new director
• Sand Ridge named a cool school
• Crash on I-15 backs up traffic
• Two men charged in assault case
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• Indie Ogden Guide to Local Brew
• $28 million UDOT project planned for Riverdale Road, Roy
• Arizona may revive film tax credit to compete with Utah, N.M.
• W. Valley teen sentenced for golf course murder
• Saturday: You can make your dreams come true!
• OUTreach program to stage rally against bullying, suicide
• High school culinary students get first-hand look at profession
• Know what you are getting into when you sign the bottom line
• Jazz may have lost both 2012 first-round picks
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• Weber State hands out four honorary degrees at commencement
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• 'Cats power past Wolverines, move into PCSC lead
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• Former Weber High administrator appeals termination
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• Wildcats drop twinbill to in-state rival Aggies
• The history of Castle of Chaos!
• Centenarian remembers parasailing at 99
• Fighting extinction: Farmington students earn money for animals
• Farmington purchases new transformers
• Bountiful grants full site plan approval
• Wildcats Take 13th at Cowgirl Classic
• Potential Ryder Cup players keeping an eye on Medinah
• Amanda Beard takes aim at Olympics after lifetime of battles
• Ex-NFL players find aptitude for apps that help others
• NASCAR returns to Rockingham with Truck Series
• An all-night game for workers at Dodger Stadium
• Source: CSU, Eustachy agree to deal
• Records: Teen beaten to death after refusing sex
• Wildcat football players get haricuts for charity
• Herbert: State opposes Internet gambling
• Tribes, government agree to $1 billion settlement
• Sheriff’s captain resigns after vandalism charges
• Calif. prison panel denies Manson’s bid for parole
• GOP lawmaker says 75-plus Dems are communists
• Murder charge in Trayvon Martin case
• Saying goodbye to Greece -- as hordes of young people do the same
• Mitt's mate?
• Obama-Romney showdown starts with a harsh tone
• Kofi Annan seeks Iran’s help in Syria crisis
• Attorneys say Zimmerman is isolated, stressed out
• Strong Indonesian quakes cause panic, not tsunami
• AG vows thorough review in Trayvon Martin case
• Stocks make a U-turn, climb after big decline
• WSU Names 2012 Honorary Degree Recipients
• WSU Commencement Ceremonies Celebrate Class of 2012
• Ogden police use live cameras to track crime
• Weber State Saluted For Climate Support
• Agendas of public meetings, April 12
• Ahearn left his premature baby for an opportunity with Jazz
• Titans top rival Lancers
• Defending state 5-A champion Roy wins in bottom of 7th
• Lakers top Royals in Region 5 thriller
• 'Cats, Aggies ready to play a pair in Logan
• Utah's spring fires have been 'unusual,' experts say
• Driver apparently commits suicide after police chase in N. Ogden
• Experts: Victims of Utah's health data breach need to act fast
• Wednesday: So Much Winning & the Fright of Your Life!
• Ogden Astronomical Society to meet Thursday
• Weber libraries add 30K new e-books
• Ogden woman dies in Idaho rollover
• Layton hiker, 17, rescued after injuring leg
• Third mental test ordered for Ricks
• New drug treatment clinic in Ogden offers out-patient services
• Advocates honored for efforts to fight child abuse
• Weber County OKs Ogden Valley heliport
• Weber State speaker stresses importance of human rights
• Wildcats Finish 21st at Cowboy Classic
• Video shows police removing Stewart from crime scene
• Petrino fired at Arkansas
• 'Cats head north to face Aggies on Wednesday
• Gemologist unbeaten, stays No. 2 Derby contender
• Indie Ogden DIY: Wall Hanging Organizer
• Leaf's life of lies a tragic part of fallen football hero
• McNulty: When did every mistake become fatal?
• Harris finally finding comfort zone with Jazz
• Sarah Callister, Mike Hardy Named BSC Runners of the Week
• Root Sports to telecast 12 Big Sky football games
• Prokhorov meets Williams, believes Nets will win
• Panthers WR Smith agrees to 3-year extension
• UTAH SPRING CLASSIC Hosted by Utah/Weber State
• Women hoodwinked by the Democrat spin machine
• Health care: A mandate that overreaches
• Friends of Tulsa shooting suspect say race likely not factor
• Summer league returns to Las Vegas in July
• Testing for diseases could soon become quicker, portable
• Olazabal speeds leaving Masters, gets $621 ticket
• Jazz take out Spurs' 11-game winning streak
• Standard Stars
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• Rio Tinto adds Real Cup to schedule
• Facing more injuries, Jazz ink Ahearn
• Real Salt Lake now stands alone atop the West
• Region 1 jumps into fray
• Jazz take out Spurs' 11-game winning streak
• Report: Rahe in mix for Colorado St. job
• Agendas of public meetings, April 10
• Ask Babe: New 'discoveries' diminish vintage S.I. values
• Biffle on top, others mired in pack after break
• On the Jump-Off Canyon loop trail
• Blues are blazing a new trail
• Roy police plan safety presentation
• Miss West Point entries sought
• Trial set for woman in Nance case
• Couple arrested for robbery of Loan Max in Layton
• North Ogden estimates cost of well to be $1.4M
• Tuesday: I’m melting! Melting!!
• German exchange students share Utah impressions
• Guide to adopting a pet in Ogden
• Video shows chaotic scene at fatal raid, shooting
• HOW TO: Recognize preterm labor
• Ogden Dining Out Group: Conversation & good food
• Ten surprising steps to remaining cancer-free
• No grand jury in Trayvon Martin case; family attorney ‘not surprised’
• Former Bears QB McMahon sued over bank's loans
• 3 adults killed at Minn. day care; suspect sought
• A fog of drugs and war
• Hackers get into Utah health department records
• Bikinis here to stay in beach volleyball
• Wave of bomb threats at Pitt leaves campus on edge
• Democrats will accuse GOP of every racial bias imaginable
• OUR VIEW: More police forces in Weber?
• Dea Millerberg: Eric injected Alexis with meth
• A ticking clock on Syria
• Queen Elizabeth II grants Camilla new honor
• School vouchers prompt court fights in US
• Hudson star power to complicate murder trial
• Suspect in dismembering says he met woman online
• Agendas of public meetings, April 10
• Gonzaga Drops Weber State 6-1
• WSU football coach says you are as good as your seniors
• 'Cats Fall to Air Force
• Loans help homeowners spruce up downtown Ogden
• Mixed-use plans rankle west Layton residents, but council forges ahead
• The Top of Utah has many Latinos, but few are running for office
• Watson wins Masters playoff over Oosthuizen
• Mock grounds, pounds in MMA win
• Spurs sink Jazz
• Indie Ogden Film Review: The Trouble With Bliss
• Fitness trainer does not let past tragedy slow him down
• Dredging could increase Baker Pond’s capacity
• CTI Construction president to speak
• Clearfield to save with state fuel network
• Toastmasters meet on April 9 at Weber State University
• Ditch fire gets away from landowner
• Ogden hopes to develop businesses on Wall Avenue
• Farr West approves six-month moratorium on new development
• Utah Highway Patrol identifies man who shot self
• Vigil for sex assault awareness held
• Occupy SLC moves to new location
• Local Spotlight: Michelle Savage from Bright Blessings
• George Guidall: The voice of a thousand characters
• 'We're Back II' aims to stop violence -- with violence?
• Ron Swanson simply irresistible on 'Parks and Recreation'
• 'Client List' keeps masseuse's secrets under wraps
• Remembering Perry Como's closing theme song
• 'Borgias,' 'Big C' return to Showtime, Titanic revisited
• Anne Tyler's latest novel a classic mix of the author's themes
• When kids kill: Three new novels explore a parent's worst nightmare
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• Workers reinventing instead of retiring
• Wood bikes: Art you can ride
• BO.LT your pages to the Web forever
• Nothing boring about Bend, Ore.
• Callister, Henry set school records at Stanford meet
• Wildcats Break Into Win Column vs. EWU
• Wildcats Swept at Boise State
• 'Cats Take Big Sky Quad Match
• Davis sweeps non-league baseball doubleheader
• WSU roundup: Wildcat women set new records
• Boston College wins NCAA hockey title
• Real rolls over Rapids
• Eagle Scouts start road safety project
• Kapp awarded bid for sewer repairs
• 'Cats take first PCSC series from Seattle
• Economy hides possible impending shortage of nurses
• Weber State preps backup QBs for prime-time action
• A Mama’s guide to local parks
• The art of the hunt and tips for O-town dads
• Woods' boorish behavior wears thin
• Hanson withstands Lefty's charge in Augusta
• High schoolers in Japan relatively reluctant to study abroad
• Chinese teenager reportedly sells kidney to buy iPhone, iPad
• Co-worker says Powell described snowy camping trip
• Gay Mormon students at BYU come out in web video
• Challenges facing Romney in wooing female voters
• Jazz get a feel for battle during bid for postseason play
• Offense shines in second spring scrimmage
• Wilderness Circuit: New venue, same old story
• Snow only delays Wildcats' walk-off win over Seattle
• RSL, Rapids start off Rocky Mountain rivalry
• No regrets over buzzer-beater losses
• Jazz pass big test
• Saturday: Wrestling for eggs
• Talk on Civil War set for Wednesday
• Mayor Papageorge recovering at home
• Family History Center open house
• Oil spill cleaned up on Ogden River
• Dance to the big-band beat tonight
• Wildcats top Redhawks in PCSC home opener
• Syracuse recognized for financial report
• Indie Ogden DIY: Naturally Dyed Easter Eggs
• Top of Utah 'dodged a bullet' during Friday's snowy commute
• FBI takes interest in sheriff's handling of ex-deputy's alleged misconduct
• Health officials say breach might affect more records than originally thought
• A divine deal: Layton buys back church property for just $2,500
• Clinton homeowners, developer debate the meaning of 'clubhouse'
• Nothing's 'fair' about mass shootings: Our reporter gets a policeman's perspective
• Ogden's community school offerings get ramped up
• UDOT: 2012 will be a record-breaking year for roadwork
• North Ogden considers more lenient sign ordinances
• Clearfield denies bid of current public defender, makes new hire
• Standard bucks the trend with a new, improved TV Preview
• Got a spill? Try soaking it up with coconuts
• Job success stems from telling good stories to self
• Ascension Lutheran Church plans 2 services, brunch on Easter
• Elim Evangelical Lutheran Church invites public to Easter breakfast
• Spiritual recovery focus of Crossroads ministry
• Ascension Lutheran Church offers 'Drive-Thru Prayer'
• LDS ward donates hundreds of dresses to women in need
• For LDS Institute, the Spring Variety Show is a time to remember
• Thai-Lao New Year celebration planned
• Lawyers fear ’Stand Your Ground’ backlash
• Crystal Crest 30th Anniversary Celebrates WSU’s Exemplary Talent
• Coast Guard cannon fire sinks Japanese ghost ship
• Utah to spend $4B on 200 transportation projects
• Co-worker says Steve Powell spoke of Utah camping trip with Josh, kids
• Friday: Consider It Done!
• Stern praises Jazz as success
• Service symposium scheduled at WSU
• Small oil spill found in Ogden River
• Ogden-Weber Tech offers manufacturing camp June
• Car lands in Weber River; minor injuries for driver
• Trucking executive to speak in Layton on Monday
• Theme set for Senior Gala Dinner-Dance at Davis High
• WSU fair to help families prep for quake
• Cooperating governments vital to success of communities
• Ogden officer shoots at robbery suspect, is on paid leave
• Chairlift helps Hillcrest Elementary student get to lunch
• Ogden residents oppose bonding for water improvements
• Wildcats Better Idaho State in Dual Match
• ACLU speaker: Courts key to freedom of religion, expression
• Indie Ogden DIY: Easter Egg Love Notes
• Davis may top 2011 child abuse cases well before 2012 is out
• 10 graduate from, praise 2nd District DUI Court
• Syracuse to own, convert all streetlights to save money, energy
• Davis libraries boosting technology, resources for users
• Indie Ogden’s Guide to Easter Fun!
• State official: Weber-Davis clear of high fire threat
• Pleasant View council OKs spring cleanup vouchers for green waste facility
• LDS Church opens new temple in Kansas City
• For-profit arm of the LDS Church names new CEO
• Zimmerman's family says George protested police coddling of white suspect
• Weber and Box Elder counties senior menus
• Ogden school menu
• Volunteers
• Davis senior calendar
• Pets of the week
• Community calendar
• Davis school menu
• Eagle Scouts
• Waitress gets to keep $12,000 tip
• Second football scrimmage set for Saturday
• School shootings, violence actually on decline in U.S.
• Ethics students examine Trayvon Martin case
• Suspected college gunman charged with 7 counts of murder
• EPA faulted in bee die-off
• Whitney Houston drowned in scalding hot water
• Red Canyon Visitors Center set to open on weekends
• Raja Bell: Playing diminuitive Nash always a tall task
• RSL claims an ugly win
• Challenges await Bears in next week
• Mock, Reeves look for wins on pro MMA card
• Clearfield claims a pair of non-league wins
• Free tax help available for those who qualify
• Veterans benefit meeting today in Ogden
• Wind spreads flames from burn to orchard
• Veterans program receives donation from Harrison Regent
• Earthquake preparedness the topic at WSU
• Chickens could be in Bountiful's future
• Falling asleep is suspected cause of I-15 rollover in Riverdale
• Hatch defends record at GOP debate
• Thursday: keep calm and turn it off and on again
• Stern: Deal close to keep Hornets in New Orleans
• Three concerts coming to Antelope Island this summer
• Former Box Elder Sheriff's deputy arraigned on three charges in sexual misconduct cases
• New Mexico grabs the snow in unique Western ski season
• We have the power to choose our own destiny
• Suspect in Roy High bomb plot case may have detention eased
• Wildcats set to host Redhawks in PCSC action
• Ogden officials: Temporary shutdown of Ogden Canyon culinary water better than system failure
• Ogden Outdoor Adventure: An Intro
• Utah Medicaid files likely hacked and downloaded to Eastern Europe
• Jury awards couple $325,000 for Silver Eagle Refinery explosion
• Is $119,518.16 salary, plus benefits, too much to pay a Davis County Commissioner?
• Packers seeking a Super defense again through NFL draft
• Archarcharch owner takes long road to Derby
• American League preview: Division by division
• National League preview: Division by division
• Spending sprees top major league baseball's 2012 storylines
• Kroichick: For pure entertainment, give me the Masters
• Time to crown NHL award winners as playoffs loom
• UTA to study distanced-based fares; monthly pass-holders required to help
• Does Your Golf Game Need a Tune-up?
• 2012 Historic Preservation Scavenger Hunt
• Lillard headed to NBA because he has the head for NBA
• Howard could be back to Jazz for playoffs
• RSL counts on bench for high energy
• Ogden Tigers share the fun
• Scramble for Easter eggs on Saturday in Syracuse
• Snowbasin to close lifts this weekend
• Meet congressional candidates tonight in Huntsville
• Stewart's newest lawyer files another motion against seizure
• USU prof will lead council in 2013
• WSU's Lillard embarks on a new journey
• Ogden residents oppose annexation for industrial use
• WSU Pulls Off Crucial Big Sky Win Over Bengals
• Bounty scandal exacts price
• Michigan amateur scores one for the fifty-somethings
• MLS soccer rankings
• Two Davis farms closer to protection
• Passenger service ahead for Ogden airport?
• Window screen, sculpture to adorn new Davis library
• New 3-D CT-scanner provides pinpoint locations for cancer treatment
• Wednesday: New Life Starts: Now! (Also – Fish Fingers & Custard)
• ACLU questions cellphone tracking policies of law enforcement
• Ain’t Nobody Here But Us Chickens
• Treat your employees well and profits will follow
• Small cars lead sales
• Wildcats' Silva earns PCSC honor
• New Weber emergency plan focuses on severe weather
• Civil lawsuit trial against Silver Refinery nears conclusion
• Police ask for info on Clearfield shooting that wounded 4 teens
• Embracing Obamacare
• $4.5M spent on Texas FLDS prosecution
• Mega Millions mess at Maryland McDonald's
• Tornadoes hammer central Texas
• Man's foot amputated after being shot during NCAA game celebration
• Task force to review Stand Your Ground law
• Poll shows most Republicans fed up with coverage of Trayvon Martin case
• Keys to paradise: Blue water, coral reefs, big saltwater fish, warm weather
• West Coast looks like the best coast now
• Silva named PCSC Division Player of the Week
• Lillard makes it official; Weber State star headed to NBA
• Utah basketball releases four players
• Damian Lillard headed to the NBA
• Town Meeting Scheduled to Discuss Utility Rate Study and Provide Opportunity for Public Input
• U.S. offers $10 million reward for Pakistani militant
• Company introduces bacon coffin so bacon-lovers can be warpped for eternity
• Cheating just part of school for many teens
• Students fled for their lives, hid as gunman opened fire
• Space tourist just one way to describe Microsoft billionaire
• 'The cinnamon challenge' a dangerous game for kids
• Standard Star
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• Darts, Titans battle back and forth at UHSTCA championships
• Jazz complete big comeback, stop skid
• Kentucky tops Kansas for NCAA 2012 crown
• Region 11 teams in spotlight this week
• Acting troupe teaches teens to think on their feet
• Clearfield teen charged with felonies may take plea deal
• Man inspired by horror movie in killing of Layton woman bound for prison
• Area boys teams eye net gains
• Board: Ogden serial rapist Higgins to remain in prison for life
• Food bank in Ogden needs more volunteers
• Tuesday: Challenge Accepted
• Credit versus deduction — what’s the difference?
• Indie Ogden DIY: Silverleaf Letters
• 4 taken to hospital after seven-vehicle accident in Ogden
• Three Ogden Trece members arrested for violating gang injunction
• Ex-Silver Eagle worker: Pipe in blast didn't meet industry standard
• Workers cleaning up six-vehicle accident at Ogden intersection (video)
• The summer to-do list that, this year, really will get done
• Jody Sears named Weber State defensive coordinator
• Loophole in law let teen drive RV big rig in crash that killed 5
• Couric, Palin to face off again on morning shows
• Romney expects sweep of Tuesday primaries
• WSU Basketball Press Conference Tuesday
• U.S. Immigration arrests 10 from Top of Utah
• Utah death row inmate loses claim of ineffective lawyer
• Leipheimer hit by car, 'lucky to be alive
• Miller leads Hall of Fame class of 2012; Motta passed over
• Steve Kelley: Leaf's story takes a dangerous turn
• Paul cracks funny bone, but Jazz aren't laughing after loss to Clippers
• Scratching an itch for healthy food
• HERS ONLINE
• HOW TO: Feed your growing teenagers
• FOOD & FITNESS EVENTS
• National Autism Month & World Autism Day
• Wildcats earn PCSC series split with Bears
• Friends recall Micah True: passionate and playful
• Vintage Cupcake Co. Spotlight
• Touching all the bases . . . story lines and players to watch for Baseball 2012
• NFL mock draft
• NBA considers selling advertising space on jerseys
• Player relishes latest Master's honor
• American football sets foot in cricket-crazy India
• Israeli shooter uses web to finance Olympic bid
• Power pole explosion shuts down I-15 in Riverdale
• Unger Provides Lone Bright Spot in Loss to Grizz
• Myanmar’s Suu Kyi reported winning historic vote
• Mexican agents probe family in 3 ritual murder
• Nations pledge millions for Syrian opposition
• Relief as fire-hit cruise ship safe in Malaysia
• Indie Ogden Review: Mission:Improvible Comedy Improv
• Standing for honesty, dignity and justice: Celebrated author Alexandra Fuller to speak at National Undergraduate Literature Conference at WSU
• National Undergraduate Literature Conference also features Pulitzer Prize-winning poet W.S. Merwin and former Ogden author Robert Hodgson Van Wagoner
• 'The Hunger Games' a little rough, but the quesadillas rocked
• Much-anticipated 'Game of Thrones' returns
• Ogden residents go for giggles on 'Cupcake Wars'
• BLM will use bait to trap wild horses
• Who's alive and dead on 'Awake'?
• 'The Killing,' 'Bones' return, Moses goes a wandering
• 'Hunger Games' part of a long, grisly tradition in literature
• Hooper mother of 10 writes book to help out parents
• 'The Professionals' serves up likable criminals
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• Mother reunites with son she held 57 years ago
• Academy of Natural Sciences offers a rare glimpse behind the scenes
• Tips help you and the kids enjoy cruise
• Fire-stricken cruise ship safe at Malaysian port
• One-minute mystery surrounds Trayvon Martin's death
• Media give ample coverage, little clarity to Trayvon Martin case
• Trayvon Martin marchers chant 'We want an arrest.'
• Woman sues ex-Provo cop who groped her
• USU student pleads guilty in frat alcohol case
• Too many turnovers cost Blaze in front of home crowd
• 'Cats split with Bears on PCSC opening day
• Bountiful power plant upgrades on schedule, officials say
• City Creek Center doesn't seem too crowded during conference weekend
• Indie Ogden DIY: Spreadable Cheese
• Spring sees "open battle" for USU's QB spot
• Analysts try to predict way court is going to rule after health care arguments
• WSU piles up qualifying marks at UVU meet
• Griner, Mulkey give Baylor awards sweep
• Peyton Manning talks tough decisions with youth
• Kentucky off to title game, beats Louisville 69-61
• Indie Ogden Guide to Indoor Gardening Part 2 – Easy Veggies!
• Smith sets a tough tone with 150-play scrimmage
• Motion: Free 1 hand during Lovell's death penalty court hearings
• Want a fitter family? BodyWorks classes might help
• Keep your rivalries, but more importantly, keep your heads
• WSU seminar: More autistic adults is a looming issue
• Weber State Battles to Win over Montana State
• It's a good thing new world leaders are doing their homework
• Florida hunters use helicopters to target nuisance wild pigs on Florida ranch
• Wildcats host first full scrimmage of spring ball
• As Blues get healthy, they could be overstocked at the forward position
• Bill Dwyre: Beer ban would honor Adenhart
• Humor can help candidates; ouch when it doesn’t
• Romney wealth in focus on campaign trail
• Fossilized raindrop imprints shed light on early atmosphere
• Ex-NFL quarterback Ryan Leaf arrested in Montana
• Another cruise ship suffers mishap
• Protests escalate over Trayvon Martin’s shooting death
• Why was Josh Powell never charged in wife’s disappearance?
• Winning Mega Millions tickets sold in Maryland, Kansas and Illinois
• Stars hit The Canyons slopes for Operation Smile fundraiser
• Jazz let Kings slip away
• Players leave the rough stuff in lockerroom
• RSL heads north to chop down Timbers
• Bears remain unbeaten in Region 11
• Women’s Council to discuss health care
• Pleasant View plans donation to graduation party
• Seven-car accident slows traffic on I-15
• Fire damages Farmington home
• Clark bows out of Davis commission race
• West Point man accused of assaulting father with cereal bowl, milk jug
• 3-year-old run over by car in Ogden still in critical condition
• Jimmer and Jeremy try to make their (trade) marks
• 'Cats Put Up Good Times/Marks at UVU Invitational
• Riverdale students fill Easter baskets for peers at Primary Children's
• Plaintiff: Only luck kept children safe in Silver Eagle explosion
• Indie Ogden’s guide to an Epic Adventure!
• Mild winter leaves Top of Utah with piles of salt and money
• Statewide crop outlook is positive for 2012
• Will tablets be the newspaper industry's salvation?
• Saturday- my computer died but my spirit is still kickin!
• 'That's me': Drug suspect points himself out to immigration services
• LDS Church missionaries
• Students add foreign flavor to fairy-tale skits
• Riverdale woman gets 3 years to life for sex with 'sexually mature' 11-year-old
• William Joseph shares love of piano with N. Ogden students
• Suns' Nash says he would consider joining Heat
• Regents approve 5 percent tuition increase for Weber State
• Montana dismissals raising questions
• Unsealed documents show Susan Powell's blood was found at her home
• 66% of Americans favor keeping the penny
• Old photos may be deceptive in Trayvon Martin shooting case
• Warren Jeffs follower gets 10 years in prison for bigamy
• Family Dollar to build $80M distribution center in Southern Utah
• Football Scrimmage Set for Saturday
• ESPN hits the wall in rejecting Blake Koch's 'Rise Up and Register' ad
• Stanford uses male stand-in to simulate Griner
• Stocks rise as consumers boost spending
• Water Utility Repair Scheduled at 23rd Street Reservoir; Ogden Canyon residents to be without water for 2-4 days
• More suburban teens turning from pills to heroin
• France detains 19 suspected Islamist extremists
• Home Depot laying off 400 in Baton Rouge ahead of opening new Ogden center
• Pesticides suspected in mass die-off of bees
• City backs off threats to arrest reporters covering Trayvon Martin case
• Idaho seeing brisk sale of Mega-Millions lottery tickets
• Bush senior backing Romney, but no sign of George W.
• Firefighters race to contain Colorado wildfire
• Pair of Distinguished Professors Recognized at WSU
• Rich Named 2012 Lindquist Award Recipient
• Triplets times two at Ogden hospital
• Seminary program helps LDS youths prepare for General Conference
• Ogden man sentenced to 25 years in prison for photographing sex with child
• Comment on Great Salt Lake management through April 26
• Roy High bomb plot suspect to get May hearing
• 'There is so much to see' at research conference at WSU
• Police: Man stole panties, cheese from Harrisville Walmart
• County attorney defends seizure of Stewart home
• Recycling program used by WIWMD reduces landfill waste
• 'Shark Tank' investor gives marketing students advice
• Thatcher man charged with having sex with 13-year-old
• Friday: The Future’s so Bright, We Gotta Wear Shades!
• Wildcats split twinbill with Nevada Wolf Pack
• Broadcasting late-night baseball a challenge
• Bartender Spotlight: Cory Birkholz at Roosters Brewery
• Is Jimmermania over? Fredette no King in NBA yet
• Montana fires football coach, athletic director
• Despite his size, Tigers' Fielder likes to run
• Jerry Sandusky trial postponed until June; jury may be sequestered
• Google's self-driving car takes blind man on errands
• Governor defends sex-education veto
• Montana State Takes 5-2 Win over WSU
• Mom charged in botched murder-suicide of daughter
• Utah at high end for autism rates
• California lawmakers don hoodies to protest Trayvon Martin case
• Undercover SLC cop not justified in McDonald's shooting
• Let political ads go the way of cigarette commercials
• Spike Lee settles with family forced to flee home over tweet
• Borders with Mali sealed following coup
• Punk group fined for insulting Spanish king
• Gravestone of Hitler's parents in Austria removed
• Video raises doubts about George Zimmerman's story
• Website sells 'murderabilia' outraging victims' families
• Reward offered for Crystal Cave vandals in Box Elder
• WSU to Host Earthquake Preparedness WSU to Host Earthquake Preparedness Fair
• Women learn salary negotiation tips at WSU seminar
• Bountiful OKs higher fences to keep deer out
• Indie Ogden Review: Cherry Bomb Salon
• Streaking teens carry BB gun to ward off attacking deer
• Weber County educator refuses to talk to investigators
• Bountiful students’ sewing projects donated to homeless teens
• Harrisville family has a nest full of Eagles
• It’s time to put the skinny back into those jeans
• TRICARE hikes are not ‘keeping faith,’ coalition rep says
• Pro snowmobiler Randy Sugihara recovers after brush with death
• Thursday: Best of utah, blue hair and rad events!
• David Archuleta to start Mormon mission
• Starbuck's Frappuccino color comes from ground-up insects
• Riverdale resident Randy Sugihara in a trailer for the Alpine Assassins movie "We Ride"
• 16-year-old killed in Farmington crosswalk ID’d
• Orion Junior High School honor roll
• Fremont High School honor roll
• Roy Junior High School honor roll
• Kaysville Junior High School honor roll
• Conservatives suffer from Obama Derangement Syndrome
• Colo. gov to stop prescribed burns after wildfire
• Stocks open mixed; strong factory orders report
• WSU to Host National Undergraduate Literature Conference
• Civil Liberties Forum to Discuss Polygamy
• WSU to Present Second Annual Ethics Day Event
• Female acid attack victim commits suicide in Pakistan
• Is 'League of Legends' computer game a sport?
• Pope wraps up Cuba visit with Mass, Fidel meeting
• Magic Johnson group to buy Dodgers for record $2B
• Lorax statue stolen from San Diego-area estate of Dr. Seuss
• Chimp attack victim hopes for a better future
• Sanford police sought arrest warrant early on in Trayvon Martin case
• Utah firefighters join effort against deadly Colo. wildfire
• Has Trayvon Martin case marred town of Sanford forever?
• Indonesians brace for the worst amid fuel protests
• Liquor licenses dry up in Utah
• Provo police bike patrol launches again
• Ogden High students all revved up over biodiesel fuel
• Bees sting Lakers
• Layton pastor attends Supreme Court hearings, seeks another way to provide health care for all
• Morgan continues building program
• Aggies aim high against defense-minded Mercer
• Weber High student urges teen drivers to be safe after dropped muffin, crash
• Wednesday: How About Some Bowling?
• Attorneys believe man accused in stabbing death is unfit for trial
• 'Air Race' to simulate airplane acrobatics at Lagoon this summer
• Serial rapist appears before parole board
• Junction city roller dolls season opener!
• Davis County gets $2M from FEMA for windstorm recovery
• USU students sell bowls of soup to feed the needy
• LDS women's group enjoys spiritual expression through dance
• Unger Awarded Big Sky Player of the Week Honor
• Training center opens for school athletes
• Ogden institute working on spring show
• If you are hiring, here are some suggestions
• Wildcat softball readies for busy week
• Wildcats Drop Home Match to Utah State
• Hatch supported individual health mandate until Obama did
• Weber High assistant principal fired amid police investigation
• WSU Outdoor Track & Field Teams at UVU on Friday
• U.S. stumbles as it pushes to join soccer elite
• Utah launches tourism push in neighboring states
• Grizzlies' engelage earns ECHL goaltender of the week honors
• 11 killed, 29 injured by roadside bomb in India
• Neighbors rally around 80-year-old accused of shooting burglar
• NRA helped spread 'stand your ground' laws across nation
• Tebow name stretches into horse racing
• JetBlue captain restrained mid-flight after yelling about a bomb
• Stocks open higher before consumer report
• Pope to meet Castro in Cuba
• Protests grow as new details emerge in Trayvon Martin's killing
• Al-Jazeera won’t air video of French attacks
• Abortion records found in recycling bin
• Zion tourist wins award for saving hiker’s life
• Wife of sergeant accused of Afghan killings didn’t see signs of PTSD
• Trayvon Martin killing has galvanized the country like Rodney King
• Governor signs welfare drug test law sponsored by Kaysville rep.
• Utah girls golf getting noticed
• Standard Star: BR softball player hopes to become teacher
• Standard Star: Senior leads Clearfield soccer to 6-0 record
• Who's ready for some 6-A football?
• Unique track meets set for this week
• WSU student: Groups solve problems more creatively with right leader
• Thousands to descend on Ogden for national undergrad research conference
• Hooper man offers many a wave and a smile
• Jazz whip the Nets in Newark
• Mormon Battalion to meet in Roy on Thursday
• Tuesday: Rainbows for days and days
• 10 questions to expect during job interviews
• Can't pay taxes by April 17 deadline? Relief may be available
• Recent officer-involved shootings delaying Nance murder case
• Jail-bound nunchakus thrower from Centerville slams court-ordered anger course
• Evaluations to determine if Hauck can stand trial in mother's murder
• Ogden’s music scene Ogden’s hip hop scene
• Caregiver accused of exploiting vulnerable adult, taking more than $5,000
• WSU honored six consecutive years for exemplary service
• Ogden police seek security video from neighborhood where man invaded home
• Lt. Gov. Greg Bell discusses illegals, housing and gasoline prices
• Suspect held in slayings of 5 has prison record
• Body of brutally beaten woman to be flown to Iraq
• Federal judge dismisses Utah liquor lawsuit
• Arizona rejects Utah-like federal lands bill
• Scarlett Johansson hacker pleads guilty to stealing naked images
• Singer Bobby Brown arrested on suspicion of DUI
• Trayvon Martin had multiple school suspensions
• 'The Hunger Games' mirrors our ever-increasing appetite for sports violence
• Sharks, Avs battling for playoff spot
• Tebow the Jet: Celebrity backup meets media
• Final Four: A collection of Big Blue and bluebloods
• Design-An-Ad Winner
• Damian Lillard named to AP All-America team
• Stocks higher after worst week this year
• 'Hunger Games' hairstyles are intensely bright, polished
• Fans 'hunger' for more Hunger Games merchandise
• Tibetan lights self on fire at anti-China protest
• Aggressive parents force egg hunt cancellation, discussion of behavior
• Doctors doubt favoritism in Cheney heart transplant
• Trayvon Martin shooting turns churchgoers into activists
• Jesse Jackson calls Trayvon Martin death a turning point
• Cameron completes journey to Earth's deepest point
• Judge to hear arguments over suit on Utah liquor laws
• Utah woman killed in avalanche in Canada
• 'Cats Fall to Louisiana Tech
• WSU Recognized Nationally Again for Community Service
• It’s a familiar final four on the floor for NCAA tournament
• Hawks beat Jazz in NBA’s first 4OT game since 1997
• Private investigator bill raises some concerns
• Syracuse High School library caught on tape with creative artwork
• Cousins battle for Pokemon title
• Are fines UTA's next step in stopping rail accident?
• Wrong address leads couple to find each other
• Farmington City Council to address groundwater issues for development project
• 'Cats drop final two games at Boise State tourney
• Holi Festival of colors!
• Indie Ogden Gardening: Starting Seeds Indoors
• Local Spotlight: Junior League of Ogden
• Tiger Woods a winner on tour again after 30 months
• Nuggets' Afflalo suspended 1 game for elbow on Jazzman Hayward
• Math simple for U.S.: Beat El Salvador to advance
• Milton Neeley: A different kind of heavy metal artist
• Neeley's 'Leaf Dancer' creates a stir in Coalville
• Yes, kids, get ready to go back to school with earbuds
• Afghans paid $50,000 per shooting spree death
• Utah Humane Society giving away 'senior' cats
• 'Mad Men' returns a stunner in two-hour season opener
• 'Whitechapel' is back, and as good as before
• 'Luck' runs out, 'Alcatraz' locks up first season
• 'A Gifted Man' has uncertain future
• Hiaasen's 'Chomp' takes a bite out of reality TV
• Chaon's latest collection is quietly haunting
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• iLLfortune makes fortune cookies fun
• Handicapped boy robbed while collecting funds for wheelchair basketball
• Gmail leaving mark on spam messages
• Black Panthers offer bounty for gunman in Trayvon Martin's death
• Florida killing raises questions about 'stand your ground' laws
• Outside groups spent $1.5 million US Senate race
• Plan a trip to the Olympic Training Centers
• WSU Drops Tight Match to UC Riverside
• 'Cats split two games in SpringHill Suites Invite
• Audit: Gas lines tied to fracking lack oversight
• Kasey Kahne confident he'll turn around his season
• Blaze win thriller over SaberCats
• Chivas hands RSL its first defeat
• Cougar backups show off at spring scrimmage
• Cat licensing fees not required after all in Syracuse
• Top seed Syracuse loses 77-70 to No. 2 Ohio State
• New homes being built for American kestrels
• WSU students learn about homeless
• Greiner's case may prompt change in Hatch Act
• Cities receive extension on Weber police contracts
• Another Fabulous Wednesday at Mojo’s
• Diners can now enjoy alcohol with Japanese cuisine at Layton eatery
• Who needs a bounty when you have Earl Watson?
• Louisville in Final 4 with 72-68 win over Florida
• Two Davis district students earn perfect ACT score
• Sometimes it pays to have faith and give someone a chance
• McGrath: Tiger's no Navy SEAL ... nor is he an Einstein
• Class clash still waged over Indiana tourney
• Trumbo getting closer at third
• Forget hoops, NFL has March Madness
• At Santa Anita, horses suffer higher fatality rate
• Jazzman Howard undergoes successful left knee scope
• A good day on the water with Griz
• Spoof Kazakhstan anthem from 'Borat' played at event
• Casey Anthony civil hearing ends without a ruling
• Man arrested for threatening police chief in Trayvon Martin case
• Residents sue Chevron over SLC oil spills
• Lawmakers, federal agency favor Hatch Act changes
• Blaze hope stars come out tonight
• Jazz earn sixth-straight win to frustrate Nuggets
• Will 2012 title head north?
• Morgan establishing simpler district schedule with early-out, late-start changes
• Weber's main library using $40K to upgrade computers
• Warriors ride Bull for win
• USU researchers recognized for work on dementia
• Bail set at $5,000 for computer story burglary suspect
• Hay barn burns to the ground in West Warren
• Police identify man shot by officers in Layton
• Interstate 15 work set to begin Sunday between Clearfield, Roy
• Bod bonding: Layton mother and son get ripped together
• Toxicology report may determine cause of death of man found near NSL tracks
• Prosecutors seek $15,000 a month from 70-year-old swindler
• Chugg Earns Big Sky Player of the Week Honor
• Indie Ogden DIY – Coasters
• Sentenced one day for credit card abuse, back in court the next -- this time for alleged child sex abuse
• Saturday! Let the wild rumpus begin!
• Standard-Examiner comics poll sure to stir up strong opinions
• Hay barn burning near Plain City
• Hot dog has high price tag
• Police involved in shootings got 'bounty' checks from union
• Governor signs bill demanding Utah federal lands
• Minnich sets home-run mark, but 'Cats fall to Lobos
• WSU Spirit Squad claims title at cheer competition
• Layton police identify man shot at trailer park
• Authorities ID 3 shot dead in S. Utah town
• Lantern House closer to reality
• Bill Plaschke: Fisher could be nightmare to Lakers
• Kings off by a rebound
• Prehistoric monster snake slithers through NYC
• West Jordan woman shot daughter in suicide pact
• WSU Spirit Squad captures national cheer title
• OUR VIEW: Water master plan needed
• Mormonism in American politics
• Where are they now?
• Tahiti Papeete mission reunion Friday
• Sunken car, dead driver pulled from Utah Lake
• Stocks open lower on economic unease abroad
• Idaho dumps juvenile tanning bill
• Idaho hikes hunting bag limits on wolves
• Etch A Sketch sales skyrocket after Romney campaign comment, controversy
• Santorum suggests Obama preferable to 'Etch-A-Sketch' Romney
• Syrian sanctions slapped on Assad's wife, relatives
• Human fetuses found in airport luggage
• Special prosecutor appointed in Trayvon Martin shooting case
• Rev. Al Sharpton leads thousands in Trayvon Martin protest
• Jazz edge Kings 103-102 on Jefferson’s putback
• Blaze will host tough SaberCats on Saturday
• Prep baseball: Tigers bounce back
• Chariot racers wind way toward 2012 world crown
• NCAA tournament: One top seed advances, another falls
• Prep softball: Roy rolls to sixth straight victory
• Students learn life skills as they serve others
• Astro Camp initiates learning about mission control in 5 ... 4 ... 3 ...
• Free 'Money Smart' seminar offered
• Friday: Need More Wibbly Wobbly Timey Wimey Stuff!
• Change on Ogden’s Wall Avenue to help clear away red tape
• Indie Ogden Review: The Ogden Nature Center
• Syracuse considers adding full-time deputy fire chief
• Farmington officials consider rec center for sports participants
• Higher UTA fares start April 1
• Morgan candidates seek to improve county, education
• MMA Today: Women's-only Invicta to debut April 28
• Kroichick: Ernie Els in danger of missing Masters, U.S. Open
• No-name North Dakota? At least for NCAA tournament
• Bristol win, not Twitter, says Keselowki has arrived
• Former FLDS leader's trial starts in West Texas
• Utah couple OK after plane's emergency landing
• Police chief at center of Trayvon Martin case temporarily steps aside
• 3 shot dead in S. Utah town
• Romney to be guest on Leno show
• Former butler found guilty in home invasion, extortion
• OUR VIEW: Youth football needs support
• Home alone: the trend, not the movie
• 'Cats head to Boise for SpringHill Suites Invite
• 3 more bodies found in wrecked cruise ship
• WSU Men's Basketball 2011-12 Seson Review
• Stocks open lower on slowing growth in China
• Romney addresses aide's 'Etch A Sketch' misstep
• Plan to bring dinosaur tracks back to light
• Islamic gunman dead after French standoff
• 2 Utah debates scheduled for U.S. Senate candidates
• Utah prosecutor honored for fighting child abuse
• Agenda of public meeting, March 22
• Man shot by officer in Layton
• Aggies reach CIT semis
• Ogden Valley Ski Team seeing gold
• Snowbasin hosts Masters Jans Cup season finale
• Beware 'The Abuser' if you don't want to be embarrassed
• Bears hitting their stride in quest for fifth straight title
• DNA matches close a pair of '90s rape cases
• Flu bug gains steam, but it's not too late to get vaccinated
• Roy police plan free class for public
• Single moms will meet at WSU
• Muscular dystrophy fundraiser set for Saturday
• Layton man pleads not guilty to child porn
• Boy Scouts to have food drive Saturday
• Thursday: We do ALL THE THINGS and so can you!
• Indie Ogden DIY – Spray Painted Pots for Indoor Gardens
• Bell: Economy in Utah strong, but education weak
• Kaysville man pleads guilty to choking his 5-year-old nephew
• How to win in politics by being thoughtful and polite
• For students, by students: Cosmetologists give free haircuts
• Washington Terrace student spends day at state Capitol, wins essay contest
• Layton dog groomer earns grooming certificate, competes in competitions
• LDS Church opens upscale mall
• Steps that may help you reach your dream
• Mission reveals surprises about the planet Mercury
• Hot weather has skiers stripping down as resorts suffer
• Mystery booms unsettle Wisconsin town
• State cracks down on up-skirting videos
• Parents accused of leaving children home alone, flying to Vegas
• HAFB officials, emergency responders, train for worst-case scenario
• GOP still hammering away at Medicare, social programs
• Kidnapper sentenced to prison, called 'narcissistic'
• Final Day Rally for WSU at Entrada Classic
• Stocks open mixed; Hartford soars on annuity news
• Idaho bill makes it a crime for juveniles to commercially tan
• Proposal would raise Idaho wolf kill rate
• France shootings suspect holed up in building
• Panel to Discuss ‘Austism: Coming of Age’
• Loud thunder spooks residents as storms sweep central U.S.
• Neighborhood crime watch volunteer in hiding
• Romney routs Santorum in Illinois, presses forward
• Governor's mansion turns blue for Down syndrome
• Howard gone for season? Not so fast ...
• Hot Jazz top OKC
• Agendas of public meetings, March 21-22
• Indie Ogden-Week in Politics
• Smith adds Stanley to WSU coaching staff
• Morrill to call Rahe for tips on Loyola
• Wildcats set team home run records in sweeping twin bill
• Prep soccer: Scots top Tigers in OT
• Gas leak forces evacuation in Ogden on Tuesday
• Two arrested for condition of home
• Wednesday: Well, Color me Excited…!
• Two weeks left to vote for vets home
• Wildcats sweep doubleheader from Great Falls
• Woman attempts to strangle herself with thong
• Charges still pending over body found in Roy
• Carved bears court wedding proposals at MTC Park
• Mike Hardy, Amber Henry, Named Big Sky Conference Runners of the Week
• Weber commission approves $500K for corridor preservation
• Condo residents return to salvage possessions after fire (video)
• Weber State seeks 5 percent tuition increase
• Legacy Events Center lands elite cutting horse event
• Ogden police arrest burglary suspects after finding stolen property
• Obama nominates Hill commander for promotion, new post
• Watts booked into jail after failing to complete pre-sentence report
• Low runoffs unlikely to lead to watering restrictions - this year, at least
• Jenkins: Writing on the wall for Knicks' Jeremy Lin
• Hunter's importance to Angels isn't lost on teammates
• Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer form arguably greatest era of men's tennis
• Nathan Sloop waives preliminary hearing
• Davis High students continue a proud tradition of debate
• The secret to success: Make sure your customers are happy
• Jazzman Howard expected to miss rest of season
• Murder charge filed in 1995 Sandy cold case
• Ted Stanley Named Assistant Football Coach
• Celebrate Arbor Day and Volunteer to Help Plant a Tree
• Tuesday: Wait, its Tuesday?
• Damian Lillard earns All-American honors from NABC
• US stocks fall on worrisome signs from China
• Ex-animal control officer in Cache sentenced in dog's death
• Gun that killed Florida teen was fired once not twice by crime watch volunteer
• U.S. professor faces cocaine-smuggling charges in Argentina
• U of U studies 'entrepreneurial spirit' in developing countries
• Florida's self-defense law complicates shooting of teenager
• Feds to investigate fatal shooting of Fla. teen
• Colo. wildfire causes evacuation of Colo. town
• Lawyer says Afghan killings suspect recalls little
• WSU to Host Fundraiser for Africa Heartwood Project
• Air Force to modify F-22 following fatal crash
• Flooding feared after storms pound central U.S.
• Utah National Guard warns of fake serviceman scams
• 101-year-old Ogden woman paraglides into record books
• Agendas of public meetings, March 20-21
• Standing pat at trade deadline, Jazz play ...RISK vs. REWARD
• Darts' Nye enjoying his victory
• Standard Stars
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• Falcons savor emotional soccer victory
• Free Kick Butts Day party set for ages 12-18
• Former Ogden mayor to help Morgan lure a hotel, boost economy
• Indie Ogden Guide to Indoor Gardening Part 1 – What Should I Grow?
• Hair-raising event: WSU senators vote to observe Mustache March
• Neighbors shocked after 4 teens shot at Clearfield party
• Marking another year with tea and joy and a white stone
• Big Lots to take former Reams grocery store spot in Layton
• Roy RDA approves land swap with Weber School District
• Man pleads guilty to Layton robbery while proclaiming innocence
• Send your child to summer day camp; it’s tax deductible!
• Much for supporters to chant about with RSL
• Broncos land QB Manning
• Wildcats jump back into softball action with Tuesday doubleheader
• Israelis, Palestinians battle over football player
• College hockey approaches a major shakeup
• Panthers' Madden eyes bigger goals
• Andre Metzger wrestling against time
• Helene Elliott: Sessions shows he has upside
• Joe Garagiola still going to bat for baseball ban on tobacco
• 18-year-old says he regrets how he posed for police mug shot
• Kevin Baxter: A big hole in defense for the Galaxy
• Weber State to host Great Falls on Tuesday
• WSU to Host 26th National Conference on Undergraduate Research March 29-31
• Solar storms mark changes that will eventually kill all life on Earth
• Rebels, Syria troops clash in Damascus
• Gunman kills 4 outside French Jewish school
• Renowned Nature Conservancy Scientist to Speak at WSU
• 'Meth babies' have 'worrisome' behavior problems
• Confident Romney calls for GOP unity behind him
• Drug users form union for political clout
• New weather radar better tracks violent storms
• Magna teen fatally shot after firing at officers
• Sardine Canyon crash victim, planning wedding proposal, dies
• Utah sounds alarm about huffing glue
• Wildcats Finish 15th at Bandon Dunes
• WSU Finishes 8th at Wind-Shortened Bison Challenge
• Spartans march on to Sweet Sixteen
• Jazz stun Lakers in Los Angeles
• Physician honored by medical community as Doctor of the Year
• Planning commissioner appointed
• Police find naked dead man near railroad tracks
• City to take over street light maintenance
• Kids show off basketball skills
• Free recycling of e-waste available
• Free tax prep — do you qualify?
• Local Spotlight: Jim “Pops” Powell (Owner of Pop’s Malt Shop)
• WSU Outdoor Track & Field Teams Find Success
• WSU's season ends with 84-78 overtime loss at LMU
• Wolfpack boot Hoyas in second-round stunner
• Come rain or shine, Wildcats' Mahoney was always ready
• Trio of unbeatens at chariot racing world championships
• ’Cats’ season ends with overtime loss to LMU Lions
• Police Blotter Second Edition
• Romney wins Puerto Rico, GOP campaign continues
• Alex Smith concludes visit with Dolphins
• Muamba remains critical after cardiac arrest
• Police investigate dead body found in North Salt Lake
• Suspect soldier in Afghan shooting was down on his luck
• State lawmakers consider laws to protect gun owners from employer bias
• Gun rights lawsuits target Chicago
• What do you love, baby?
• What do you love?
• Each of Utah's political caucuses so unlike the other
• Getting whacked: TV characters who have bitten the bullet
• KSL names Dave McCann as new lead anchor
• 'Frozen Planet' a cool series, 'Dead' wraps it up, 'Dancing' returns
• 'Chew' chef is the daughter of Dr. Oz
• Lauren Groff re-creates a paradise in 'Arcadia'
• Geriatrics rent bodies in thriller
• Vikings and Saxons tale much smoother than actual history
• Best-sellers
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• Keep an eye out for 'Dirty Dozen' tax season scams
• Hospital helps troubled turtles
• Best movies in the romantic travel genre
• No Wildcat Club luncheon on Monday
• The real extreme sport: skiing in Afghanistan
• Gas thiefs turning to cutting vehicle fuel lines
• New Ogden police chief has a long history with department
• Clippers welcome Billups back to Staples Center
• Chariots slice the winds at worlds
• Indie Ogden Review: electronicstix
• Davis Youth Summit changes hearts, attitudes
• Indie Ogden’s guide to thrifting in O-Town
• Trades aren't as easy as many fans think
• Wildcats' mantra: 'Just win, survive, advance'
• Top of Utah meeting agendas for March 20
• Titans GM: Manning works out for team on Saturday
• College, where you learn to really think about what you do
• Wade and LeBron react to 'loyalty' and Dwight Howard debates
• Kroichick: Viewing golf events through a U.S. Open lens
• Steve Young supports 49ers trying to land Manning
• Syracuse Arts Academy worries about corridor route alternative
• Bolton says Muamba critically ill after collapsing
• Interviews a chance to show yourself
• Bill Marriott reflects on four decades in the hotel business
• Fire destroys North Ogden home
• Car bombs hit Syria capital, dozens killed
• Soldier accused of Afghan killings was family man
• Davis County Republicans feel pressure from within the party
• Search finds child porn, 'anti-government' info on Stewart's computer
• Governor vetoes abstinence-only education bill
• Women to discuss education studies
• Civil War to be topic of library program
• Class to help deal with chronic illness
• City seeks savings from redoing bond
• Police say robber had infant with her
• Prep soccer: Jayhawks blank Eagles in opener
• It's your turn to cast a vote that counts
• Davis students share lessons on American, local history
• Roy High greenhouse teaches life cycle, life lessons
• St.Patricks day- Real Salt Lake, Parties and hangover cures!
• Syracuse council still debating board appointments
• Indie Ogden Adventure: Skull Crack Trail at Causey Reservoir
• Layton man faces charges of child sex abuse
• Layton man faces charges of child sex abuse 11 years ago
• Woman hit by FrontRunner in Layton suffers 'fairly significant' cuts
• Author's tip for Ogden district teachers: Make students accountable
• Second round: Aggies take on Vandals in CIT
• Fixing Ogden's aging water system a long, costly endeavor
• Independent contractors must be aware of newspaper 'nappers
• Apparel/home fashion store opens in Farmington
• Sex ed bill goes against philosophy of Utah code: Be prepared
• RSL hopes to ride big win into Rio Tinto
• Review: 'The Show' still swinging for the fences
• Vickers has perspective after time out of race car
• Voisin: Tradeless Kings go with what they have
• Jazz will have to make do without Big Al
• Commentary: Injuries, not swing, are Tiger Woods' biggest hurdle
• Wyoming man dies at Lees Ferry
• Dozens of dead cows found buried in manure piles at dairy
• 'Kony 2012' co-creator detained for lewdness, taken to mental health facility
• Church to hold open-mic concert
• WSU SAAC to Hold Charity Fundraiser
• 'Cats at Loyola Marymount Sunday in CIT 2nd Round
• Romney campaign shows financial strains
• Prep softball player struck by lighning
• Turkish helicopter crashes in Afghanistan; 14 dead
• Top Marine targeted by runaway Afghan driver
• Classic 1927 Pierce-Arrow car stolen in Riverton
• Friday: Insert Witty Title Here
• Heavy turnout at Republican caucuses in Davis County
• Utah hospitals achieve good grades in ranking
• Hatch the 'elephant in the room' at GOP caucus in Ogden
• Workshop looks at jobs, economy
• Library offers program on pruning
• No cause found for brief power outage
• Equipment donated to senior centers
• Traffic checkpoint set for Saturday
• Contractor honored for Layton High
• Full slate of candidates in Weber County
• Jazz make best of second chance for overtime win
• Jazz aren't willing to part with 'young assets'
• Prep softball: Royals earn gritty 2-1 win over Lakers
• Prep baseball: Bobcats take over Knights' diamond
• Commission to consider 13 bids for flood-control work in Layton
• Former Teazers owners indicted for conspiracy, filing false tax returns
• No drought for Northern Utah this spring, forecasters say
• Centerville man pleads not guilty after third evaluation finds him competent
• Democratic candidate for governor visits Davis businesses; others seek office
• Indie Ogden DIY- Hand printed tights
• 1 man still at large in Ogden Canyon burglary (video)
• Utah's panhandling law ruled unconstitutional
• World championships a grind to the finish line
• Greiner seeks Weber Commission seat
• Communities benefit from healthy youth recreation programs
• Man ticketed after cat refuses to go for jog
• S&P cracks 1,400 for first time since 2008
• Energy runs out for Cougs; as Marquette holds off BYU
• OUR VIEW: No more nation building
• Feds give Utah $3M to help low-achieving schools
• Romney's hot air
• Owner shocked by Salt Lake pug's violent killing
• Jazz stand pat; Lakers, Rockets, Spurs make moves
• WSU Outdoor Track & Field Teams Open 2012 Season
• Ogden boy, 8, takes 5-year-old sister on joyride, crashes family minivan
• Romney dismisses Santorum as a 'lightweight'
• Afghans angry over removal of accused US soldier
• Thursday!Pi, Pie, awesome advenures and more to come!
• Thursday!Pi, Pie, Pai, awesome advenures and more to come!
• March 15 Plain City meeting cancelled
• Wildcats at Loyola Marymount in CIT 2nd Round Sunday
• Frye, Gortat help Suns rally past Jazz
• Weber State to play at Loyola Marymount on Sunday
• Harrisville police investigate Wednesday crash
• Free event Monday at WSU Women’s Center
• Ogden offers free trees to residents
• Davis libraries get $43K for e-books
• Agreement near in Layton man's 26-felony case
• Balanced attack helps Aggies cling to CIT win
• Bountiful man charged with sex abuse of two
• Prep softball: Lancers slide past Falcons for rout
• Ogden RDA approves IRS building overruns
• Subpoenas issued for Eric Millerberg hearing
• Rec master plan meeting recap
• Residents view Ogden Parkway trail safe for visitors
• Liquid mercury spill and improper cleanup reported at Hill Air Force Base
• North Davis Sewer District rate increase proposed
• West Point developer receives one-year warranty
• Curbside recycling program updated in West Point
• Bybee Place warranty released by West Point council
• Fruit Heights running out of developable acres
• Groundwater to be monitored in Bountiful
• Community garden boxes available in North Ogden
• Fundraiser in Syracuse to benefit Chloe's Sunshine Playground fund
• Brigham City Library to host gardening series
• ABC-UBI celebrates progress at Davis Conference Center
• Cuban Missile Crisis to be discussed at Weber State
• 'Mr. Weber High' leaves a legacy of love for his students
• Layton maternity consignment store is popular
• Cougars hope to slow down Crowder in second round
• Bail set for man accused of strangling young boy
• One killed, four wounded in courthouse shooting
• Toddler fatally shoots self with gun found in car
• Army officer at troubled Wash. base arrested in alleged plot to kill wife
• Rising sea levels threaten millions, reports find
• Women's track picked 2nd; men 5th in outdoor polls
• Strong quakes shake Japan
• Idaho agencies split over forest travel plan
• W.Valley boy, 6, credited with saving grandfather
• Swiss bus crash kills 28, including 22 children
• Dallas Seavey is youngest musher to win Iditarod
• Barbers, beauticians get snippy over striped poles
• Bomb kills 6 anti-Taliban fighters in Pakistan
• Small child's fingers found in trash bin
• WSU Names Hinckley, Collaboration Award Winners
• WSU to Host Cardboard Campus Campout
• WSU Alumni Hosting Housing Reunion
• Fire destroys West Point home Tuesday night
• Wednesday: Great Scott, it’s a Beautiful Day!
• 'Cats swept by Red Storm in doubleheader
• Wildcats beat Utah Valley 72-69 in CIT First Round
• Worker injured by wall falling on him in Kaysville
• Wildcats shake Wolverines for CIT victory
• Event to prepare public for earthquake drill
• S. Ogden man to challenge Bishop
• Weber State student to be White House intern
• Trio charged in Centerville with using stolen info
• Cougars storm back, top Iona in shocker
• Weber County Democrats select delegates for county convention
• Businesses must build and sell superior products to succeed
• Business leaders launch Grow America
• 'Cats Take 8th at Jackrabbit Invitational
• 'Mid-Major' Lillard would be wise to follow Stuckey's lead
• Some Morgan County Council members won't seek mileage reimbursement for job-related travel
• 50 experts perform largest ski test in North America at Powder Mountain
• St.Patricks day in Ogden! Recipes, events and more!
• BB-gun shooting spree totals $200,000 in damage to 78 victims
• Hatch, Bishop announce state's plan to take over federal publc lands
• Animal Planet episode seeks Bigfoot in Cache County
• Audit report says Ogden School District curriculum a year below assigned grade levels
• Aggies excited to be back on home floor
• Officials say death of teen along Jordan River not a random attack
• Lt. Mike Ashment to be new Ogden chief
• Davis commission accepts plan for Farmington substation expansion
• Neighbors raise concerns over proposed development in Syracuse
• Clearfield High School teacher given ProStart Educator Excellence Award
• Utah gas prices shoot up 48 cents in 1 month
• Social media sites help aid agencies, families after disasters
• Casey Anthony civil trial delayed another year
• Romney hits Obama, ignores GOP rivals in Missouri
• Weber State student lands White House internship
• Alan Hall spearheads $1M business contest
• OUR VIEW: Fundraising standards
• Ogden Recreation High Adventure Kids Club named URPA Program of the Year!
• Ogden City Recreation Volunteer Awarded URPA Outstanding Citizen Advocate for 2012
• Keeping Yards and Property Clean and Safe
• Ogden Trails Network Seeks More Committee Members
• Price man pleads guilty in RV standoff that hurt deputy
• US stocks rise after strong retail report
• World's tallest man stops growing
• Suspected U.S. drone strike kills 6 in Pakistan
• Taliban fire on Afghan officials at attack site
• Soldier accused in Afghan killings from troubled base tied to Utah shooting
• Tuesday: Cupcakes, Dresses, and Warm Wind
• Agendas, public meetings, March 13-14
• Utah unmasks film incentives; industry to boost economy
• WSU students elect senators for 2012-13
• Mourning Jefferson leads Jazz to blowout victory
• Children become animals at Syracuse school
• Gatorade Player of Year Martin rose above rest
• Pilots Drop Weber State 5-2
• ICBM building stokes hopes for future of Hill, surrounding cities
• Corbin clears air on Bell's status with team
• UDOT begins work in Weber County
• City repairs path, discusses parking
• Library plans free photo workshop
• WSU Davis offers free executive talk
• Free seminar today on business startup
• Here's why you should file your taxes on time
• More than vehicles, oil refineries pollute Utah's air; new website offers info
• Contamination plumes shrinking, Hill official tell Clinton council
• Wildcats hope to write final chapter as positive one
• Minnich leads Wildcats with calm, quiet confidence
• BYU's Hartsock closes in on Bradley block mark
• Herbert needs to veto sex ed bill; two great leaders retire
• Home opener: Minnich leading WSU softball by example
• Wildcats take on Wolverines in CIT Tuesday
• RSL couldn't have asked for a better result in opener
• Prep soccer: Royals lead pack of unbeaten squads
• Ex-porn star can be teacher
• Ariz. family members claim ashes left in Ogden rental home
• Wyoming town -- population 1 -- heads to auction
• Romney adopts Southern twang, samples catfish in Deep South
• Extensive repairs begin on I-15 in Davis County
• Forest Service official defends decision to close roads
• Progress in Russia, but repression, election fraud remain
• Contraception flap 'defines deviancy down'
• OUR VIEW: Time to caucus
• Little Japanese tsunami debris expected to reach West Coast
• US stocks struggle for direction
• WSU Professor to Offer a What-if History of the Cuban Missile Crisis
• 14 killed in Iraq robbery, attacks
• Taliban vow revenge for Afghans killed by American
• Dumpster diners eat what they see as food waste
• Cat purring may bring down blood pressure in humans
• 4 missing fishermen presumed dead off Washington coast
• Bishop to chair House panel hearing on roads in Elko
• Ogden School District website wins transparency award
• Wildcats Cruise Past Vikings
• Horse put down after hit by truck on Washington Blvd.
• Program on women and education set
• Council OKs more kids per daycare
• Zigich appointed to Davis health board
• Free financial workshops offered
• Centenarian continues to tutor elementary school children
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• Judge rules Forest Service must stop development on motorized trails
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• Utah lawmakers enter final day of calm session
• Krystkowiak's Utes fall by 12 in Pac-12 tournament opener
• Prep soccer: Lakers take control in second half versus Scots
• Red Cross volunteer honored in Layton for service
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• Free workshop for women Friday at Weber State
• Talk on Constitution to be at Weber County Library
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• Senate OKs bill protecting minors
• Career Fair Successful Despite Weather
• Wildcats face Montana for Big Sky Tournament title
• Romney ready to fight 'all the way' to nomination
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• Utah has Western allies in fight with feds over public land
• Terror indictment unveiled for Norway massacre
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• Wildcats advance to title game with win over Vikings
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• Blaze set to begin 2012 season
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• Lillard honored as district's best player
• Using cellphones to access Facebook while driving will be illegal
• Davis County employees receive health insurance credit
• Davis to implement dual language immersion program even without funding
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• Families flee as floods swamp Australia's southeast
• Tropical storm Irina kills 65 in Madagascar
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• Lawyers seek to suppress search of Powell home
• Report: Unclear what prompted Yellowstone mauling
• Clark earns PCSC Division Player of the Week honor
• Damian Lillard named District Player of the Year
• 185 Yemeni troops killed in al-Qaida attack
• 15-year USU study shows connection between parents play with toddlers and academic success
• Hundreds of Russian protesters arrested
• Woman loses legs saving kids from tornado
• Chaffetz says Super Tuesday time for GOP to rally around Romney
• Gun sales are up, and some see link to Obama re-election fears
• Election critic gets hearing at Utah Supreme Court
• Voters to decide fate of severance tax use
• Bill addresses outstanding warrants
• Public invited to Ogden SUP meeting
• Spring teams ready to dodge Utah storms
• Auditions open for 'Requiem'
• OWATC hosting career fair today
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• Hearing continued in nunchakus case
• Premarital counseling bill fails in Utah House
• House OKs bill extending abortion waiting period
• Officials to consider BDO subdivision
• New regional shopping centers strong indicator of economic recovery
• Syracuse group: Bluff Road option doesn't consider human impacts
• Stewarts family starts, stops, starts, stops website fundraising effort following state warnings
• Record numbers vote for WSU student executive officers
• Jazz snap road losing streak, down Cavs
• Abandoned dog rescued from foreclosed home in North Ogden
• Kaysville ice skater takes her show on the sea
• WARNING: Fake Walmart gift card text may cost you a bundle
• IRS warns of scam involving fraudulent refunds on returns
• Trial-by-fire for RSL newcomers as season approaches
• Ogden's assistant police chief announces retirement after 30 years
• Clearfield man suspected in shooting considers plea deal
• Prosecutors: Man accused in Clearfield robbery may face federal charges soon
• Clinton officials refuse comment, action over flooding claim until lawsuit resolved
• Utah’s Lee divides Congress; more federal land debate
• Wildcats look to take their turn as Big Sky spoiler
• How many billions do oil companies need?
• U of U engineers develop thumb-pulling video game controller
• Baby dropped in field by tornado buried in Indiana
• Utah replacing 73 state vehicles with hybrids
• Wildcat football opens spring practice
• Hughes named to All-Big Sky honorable mention
• 'Cats take on Vikings in Big Sky semifinals
• 25 police killed in Iraq shooting spree
• Rapper denounces shooting at Ariz. nightclub that injured 14
• Body of missing snowmobiler found in near Moab
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• Police chief named to governor’s juvenile justice board
• Council sets new policy for contact with media
• Audit reviews use of road funds
• Baby found in field after tornadoes dies
• Procter and Gamble spins out Tide Pods
• Session's final week may have some sparks in Utah State Legislature
• Cyber defense the goal for Clearfield JROTC team
• Ogden zoning change for historic district
• Lego building club the place to be after school in Kaysville
• High on emotion, Jazz face difficult road stretch
• Low-key Lillard ignores distractions, prepares for Vikings
• Wildcats Sweep Northern Colorado
• WSU softball topple sRams in tournament finale
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• A tearful Putin claims Russian election victory
• Ex-Raptor Guerra on the rise in Los Angeles
• Wildcats Rally to 12th at Red Rocks Invitational
• Wildcats Drop Conference Match to Bears
• Polish train collision kills 16
• Limbaugh comments overshadow GOP contest
• Dog reunited with Utah owner after surviving 53 days in the wild
• Yemen fighting kills 30 troops, 14 militants
• Limbaugh apologizes to student for controversial remarks
• Stories of survival emerge from tornado victims
• Scouts' honor: Exhibit centered around Girl Scout centennial
• Ogden artists step up to challenge and create Girl Scout-inspired art
• It seems that proxy conversions are all the rage these days
• New drama will keep you 'Awake'
• It's time to fall in love with Jane Levy of 'Suburgatory'
• TV Q&A: Where have all the TV shows gone?
• Around the Remote: Julianne Moore stars as Sarah Palin in HBO 'Game Change'
• Author Pam Houston will be busy on trip to Ogden
• 'Enemies: A History of the FBI' a scathing censure of the bureau
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• Agawa Canyon Snow Train back on track
• Aggies win WAC finale on Grim's jumper
• Cougars fall to red-hot Gonzaga; waiting game begins
• Model trains, Lego layout, tiny ride at fest mesmerizes kids
• Avalanche center warns of considerable danger in N. Utah mountains
• South Weber council to meet Tuesday about emergency preparedness
• Big Sky tournament: EWU beats Idaho State to move on
• WSU hosting public forum on pandemics
• Weber State softball splits day two in Colorado
• 'Cats fall short to Bobcats on senior day
• Oregon hits 15 3-pointers, routs Utah
• North Ogden residents to vote on revenue bonds for public works complex
• Harrisville teen found Saturday
• Utah State Legislature intern enjoys work despite looming need for heart, lung transplant
• Ugandan war survivor to talk at Weber State
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• Ogden police chief search down to five
• Coal to remain in power loop for quite a while
• American gum industry losings its favor
• Seminar to teach how to 'Maintain Your Brain'
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• St. Louis coach Majerus hospitalized before game
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• Iditarod has ceremonial start in Anchorage
• Wade says focus is on Lakers, not Kobe or All-Star foul
• Koskie's cautionary tale of modern-day concussions
• NFL gives guidance to its music hopefuls
• Tax fraud complaints up in Utah
• Afghan Quran burnings could lead to military disciplne
• GOP superdelegates lukewarm in support of Romney so far
• Violent Midwest storms kill 31, death toll could rise
• BYU survives Torero scare, will meet Gonzaga in WCC semifinals
• Visually impaired students use right touch at braille competition
• Touching the sky with iFLY
• Jazz blow big lead, but Harris saves the day
• It is possible to improve that almighty credit score, report
• Police looking for missing 15-year-old
• Ideas aplenty at Home & Garden show today, Sunday
• Prep basketball: Eagles a win away from 1-A title
• Jazz recipe for success: Get everyone involved
• Let's take this inside: Pond hockey a bust for Mustangs
• Toastmasters to meet Monday
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• Women's council to discuss caucuses
• Legislature honors Roy's 75th birthday
• Romney ad urges support for Hatch
• Wildcats Take Down Redhawks 6-1
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• 'Cats Fall One Point Shy vs. Seattle
• Former golf pro Feherty is a hit on TV
• Michael Andretti: Danica's exit could help IndyCar
• Blatter hopeful 2014 World Cup will have goal technology
• Larry Stone: Family guy Ken Griffey Jr. says we will see more of him this season
• Wladimir Klitschko eyes 50th career knockout
• Big Sky playoffs begin: Wildcats await opponent
• LDS Church to warn members of proxy baptisms
• Aspiring teen hitman gets house arrest, probation
• Springville home intruder had long rap sheet
• Mitt Romney radio ads support Orrin Hatch
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• Wildcats earn split on first day in Colorado
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• Wildcats host Bobcats in season finale
• NCAA: Don't bring Fighting Sioux name to playoffs
• Bishop, Hatch support renewed timber payments
• Contenders set to run Alaska's 1,000-mile Iditarod
• As March dawns, here is the local fishing report, outdoors calendar
• Wilt Chamberlains 100-point game, 50 years later
• Tornado deposits checkbook 65 miles away
• Teacher-student relationship raises host of ethical questions
• Classes resume at Ohio high school after shooting
• Syracuse development could have $51 million economic impact, state official says
• Suicide bomber hits rival Pakistan militant base; 23 die
• 'Disaster junkies' help communities rebuild
• Student hurt in another school shooting
• Utah House passes drug testing for welfare recipients
• Ex-FLDS leader's bigamy trial gets new Texas judge
• Lawyers seek later prison date for Brigham City doctor
• Medlin, Pane help Aggies topple Spartans on road
• WSU groups plan free dance Saturday
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• Homes evacuated in Layton for gas leak
• Hill employee faces sex battery charges
• Oregon State cuts down lowly Utes
• Prep basketball: LCA Eagles check into 1-A semifinals
• BYU's Carlino ready for his own March madness
• Prep basketball: Knights meet demise in 5-A quarters
• Weber State's Lillard earns second Big Sky MVP award
• Hooper man accused of defrauding couple in house deal
• Snow squall causes Roy man to slide off I-15 and into a canal
• Rural areas get economic help for businesses
• Senate OKs tighter smoke shop regulations
• Bill required parenting classes from school districts
• House approves drug screening bill
• Bill clarifies fathers' requirements if they are told about adoption plans
• Students bring history alive in Hooper
• Two suicides stun Clearfield High School
• iPads an added touch for Layton students
• 'Blitz Kids' reminds us of forgotten local champions
• 'Cats head to Colorado for tournament
• Another change order appproved for Davis County courthouse campus renovation
• Bill Plaschke: UCLA's Howland isn't getting support he deserves
• Hearns: Mayweather and Pacquiao should 'go for it'
• MMA Today: Ronda Rousey, Brock Lesnar comparisons flow
• Miles staying positive despite inconsistency
• Big Sky names Wildcats' Lillard basketball MVP
• Jewish school back in Texas tourney semifinals
• Tim Shriver: 'Mom's' voice echoes in book planning
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• Damian Lillard named Big Sky MVP
• American gym teacher killed in Iraq shooting
• Fact Finding Work Session Scheduled to Discuss the Water and Sewer Utility Rate Survey
• Ogden Makes List of 10 Best Family Spring Break Towns in Nation
• Home Depot Dot Com to Bring 691 Jobs to Ogden
• Young adults turning away from Facebook
• Two more Americans killed by Afghan gunman
• Hybrid engines being introduced for boats
• Tourist destination Branson surveys damage
• Jazz player's girlfriend resolves assault case
• Utah House passes federal land transfer deadline
• Reward offered in 'senseless' Utah cow shootings
• Utah Senate tentatively passes smoke shop regulations
• WSU Presents “National Perspective on Dentistry”
• Storm brings snow, wind; more to come
• Agenda of public meeting, March 1
• Rep. Lee Perry plans town hall meeting Friday on House District 29 issues
• Jazz shake off losing skid, rout Rockets at home
• Not guilty plea in sex abuse case
• Utah vets home in competition
• Sex offender awareness class today in South Ogden
• Bell has change of heart regarding Evans' winning two-handed dunk
• Prep basketball: Eagles storm into 1-A quarters
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• Monkey serves as reminder to sick Syracuse student, classmates
• Solar panels to save money, teach about science and environment
• Scout project: Soccer training hits the web
• WCC eyes multiple bids to the big dance
• Weber County Attorney complains about Stewart's attorney, who says he's staying put
• Arrest warrant issued for man who misses sentencing in kidnapping of ex-in-laws
• Former Raptors' speedster fills big role for Dodgers
• Davis seeks grant to double successful DUI court
• Scrutiny on Woods shifts from swing to putting
• S.F. waterfront plans for America's Cup scaled back
• Offensive linemen are highly prized at NFL combine
• Ask Babe: Valuing Holy Cross 'newsletter' program, Super Bowl pins, more
• 'Goon' a love letter to hockey enforcers
• Basketball competing with soccer to become world's No. 1 sport
• Boundary lines to affect Holt, Wasatch elementary students in Davis district
• Senior citizens in Layton help first-graders build reading skills
• Chocolate fountains provide a tasty treat at parties, receptions
• Farmington man finds joy in knitting projects
• Syracuse councilwoman, mayor stick to guns on animal ordinance meetings
• Utah State opening $43M agriculture building
• Stocks rise, heading for best February in years
• Passengers on disabled cruise ship to fly to Rome
• Forest Service to drop fees at most national forests
• Romney wins in Michigan by sinking a surging rival
• Victories give Romney pre-Super Tuesday momentum
• 1 killed as tornadoes hit the Midwest
• Occupy Salt Lake plans protest at Utah Legislature
• Retired general announces Demo bid for Utah governor
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• Public invited to Davis 9/12 meeting
• Kings deal Jazz fourth straight loss
• Weber State workshop to look at family business
• Daughters of the Utah Pioneers to convene Saturday in Hooper
• Morgan allocates $55K for airport
• Duncan fills vacancy on Syracuse City Council
• Wildcats fall 66-51 to Montana in Big Sky showdown
• 'Cats miss shots, blow shot at title against Grizzlies
• Prep basketball: Warriors lose guard, game to finish year
• Ogden hopes to adjust budget to secure more federal funds
• Ogden man without home and pets after fire
• Mitt Romney triumphs in Michigan
• Former Florida coach to face trial in Vegas death of Roy man
• Prep basketball: Wolves thrashed in 5-A first round
• House Bill 87 to benefit billboard companies
• K-9s in training may get new privilege
• Clinton service member to have dinner with Obama
• You may soon be able to keep your birth date private
• Be ready, winter storm on the way
• Bill would make factual innocence harder to prove
• Northridge High School senior wins national award
• Davis Conference Center to get audio system upgrade
• Defense, prosecution continue sparring in Matthew David Stewart case
• Unorthodox California company thinking of buying Powder Mountain
• Utah a step closer to having a nuclear power plant
• Vertical Challenge a first-class event for Boy Scouts
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• Those with Feb. 29 birthdays take advantage of Leap Year
• Prep basketball: Knights survive first round, advance
• Duck races to waddle in this year's Weber County Fair
• Jim Blaisdell Named Coach of the Year
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• Speaker to Address National Science Curriculum Standards
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• Utah Senate tentatively passes required daily pledge
• Romney fights to avoid home-state embarrassment
• Situation in Syria deteriorating
• Mother of snowboard pro arrested for pot smuggling
• Girl fight ends in death of 10-year-old
• Report gauges economic impact of Ariz. power plant
• Ex-football coach faces reduced charge in one-punch death of Roy man in Vegas
• NPR's "From the Top" Taping Show at WSU
• WSU Celebrates American Indian Heritage
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• Rep. Pitcher plans meet and greet Thursday
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• Farmington City Council OKs new alcohol licenses
• Civil War to be topic of free talk at Weber library
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• Junior fencers make big impact
• $4.9 million project to replace deteriorated pavement on I-15
• Antibiotic resistant diseases on the rise
• Showdown: Wildcats face Grizzlies for all the marbles
• Hauck attorney to use insanity plea in his behalf
• Local projects included in transportation funding bill
• Story tellers entertain at Layton's Apple Valley Assisted Living Center
• Wilcox bill aims to protect minors
• Ogden makes list of 10 best family spring break towns in nation
• Rep. Mike Noel's take on Utah's federal land lawsuit
• West Layton Village development concerns neighbors in area
• Prep basketball: Lakers make early 4-A exit
• Davis High School students make dream come true for cancer patient
• Rory McIlroy is on the fast track to No. 1
• Kevin Baxter: Tucson wants MLS in the spring
• American 1st female coach in men's league in Japan
• Ask Babe: Valuing signed Jim Leyland bat, signed Giants ball
• Angels' Kevin Jepsen ready to weigh in as potential setup man
• UND denied meet invite over Fighting Sioux name
• Tigers, leopard removed from home of former Tarzan actor
• Suspicious package on Orem doorstep was hoax bomb
• Men's basketball watch party at the Dee on Tuesday
• Big Sky title on the line Tuesday at Montana
• Historian to Discuss Nigerian Women’s War
• Dixon Awards Honor Distinguished Pair
• Osama bin Laden's Pakistan home reduced to rubble
• 9 Afghans killed in blast outside NATO base
• Dog causes crash that shuts down freeway
• Santorum says Romney isn't conservative enough for GOP
• 2 dead after car hits tree in Sandy
• Tip sets off search for Southern Utah mountain man
• Ben Lomond High peer counselors 'disabled' for a day
• Zoning change might allow new tennis facility
• Fundraising stopped by family of suspect in officer shooting
• North Ogden to form new public works committee
• Layton finance director retiring after 25 years
• Weber County Library to examine facility’s needs
• Drum corps event returning to Ogden
• Limits on outdoor storage upheld
• Free Quickbooks seminar planned
• ‘Taboo Talks’ set for Tuesday at WSU
• WSU offers free talk for moms
• Park City's Holcomb wins 4-man gold at bobsled worlds
• Prep basketball: 4-A and 5-A boys tourneys up next
• T-Birds win 3-game series with Wildcats
• Ekstrom and Gift returns to chariot racing winner's circle
• Message to women: Demand equal pay to receive equal pay
• 'Cats drop series finale vs. Thunderbirds
• South Weber may let businesses, residents harness wind power
• Arizona governor endorses Romney
• Filming on farms banned by proposed Utah law
• Tales from the dark side: Brothers Grimm in spotlight at Weber State University Storytelling Festival
• Storytellers 'have stories for everybody, from preschool to senior citizen'
• Festival loses 'Treasured Teller' with death of Anneliese Konkol
• Don't touch this: Men, leave women's reproductive issues alone
• Levine of 'The Voice' adjusting to amplified fame
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• 'Watergate' dives inside Nixon's inner circles
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• Warning issued after Utah avalanches
• Women Win 2012 Big Sky Indoor Track Title
• Wildcats Come Up Empty vs UC Davis
• Wildcats split doubleheader with Thunderbirds
• 'Cats drop tough Big Sky battle to Bears
• Hatch to Utah: You need me on the finance committee
• Showdown looms over Utah's public lands
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• Girls basketball: Warriors punch ticket to 5-A final
• Mustangs go Moose hunting in final home game
• Aggies send seniors out in style with blowout win
• Prep basketball: Lakers top Bees in 4-A play-in game
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• City plans donation to air-show fund
• Police show video of gas station burglars
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• Knights win, claim Region 1 championship
• Girls basketball: Bears nab victory in dramatic fashion
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• Prep basketball: Morgan advances to second round
• Wildcats split opening day in New Mexico
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• Patent law in the United States continues to evolve
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• Girls basketball: Jayhawks bully Pirates to reach 1-A final
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• ICE gunman opened fire during job counseling
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• Lenten Bible study to start Friday
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• Mountain man scares owners of remote Utah cabins
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• Cougars top Dons in nailbiter
• Lancers top Titans for 2-game win streak
• Wildcats still can't find first Big Sky win
• Girls basketball: Davis darts into 5-A playoffs
• Prep wrestling: Box Elder narrowly misses top team honors
• Ogden police wait for results of tests on body
• Dead batteries result in false alarm in Ogden school
• Deadline looms for open seat applicants
• Ogden AAUW invites public to money talk
• Roy leaders switch laptops for iPads
• Chevron robber pleads guilty
• Man arrested for beer theft, DUI
• Economist says Utah housing market is beginning to look up
• A-10 Thunderbolts getting new wings at Hill Air Force Base
• Skating event in Bountiful marks anniversary of 2002 Winter Olympics
• Wildcats fall to Grizzlies at home
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• Nigerian underwear bomber gets life in prison
• WSU football adds two new assistant coaches
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• Panel tables bill seeking to repeal of Utah guest worker law
• Trial date set for Utah abortion doctor charged in Maryland
• 'Cats host Mavericks for BracketBusters game on ESPN3
• Roy agrees to sell surplus computers
• Vehicles on walking path bother Pleasant View council
• Ogden history center class set for Saturday
• Weber Reads topic is U.S. Constitution
• 'Skin tax' considered for strip clubs
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• Stocks edge higher as unemployment claims drop
• GM records its highest profit ever: $7.6 billion
• Romney struggling to attract white working class
• Thailand: Iranians planned to attack Israelis
• USU holds conference on 'electric' roads
• Panel to consider repeal of Utah's guest worker law
• Bountiful couple faces multiple counts of fraud in Idaho
• WSU Hosts Third Annual Intermountain Sustainability Summit
• Wildcats Drop Eighth Straight Match
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• Woman seeks state approval for charter school
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• Wildcats scratch out win in Bozeman
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• Body artists seek tighter restrictions in Davis
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• Prep basketball: Royals top Lakers for first region win
• Wildcats hold on to beat Montana State 79-70
• Wildcats host Big Sky rival tonight
• Ogden pillow project helps the heartsick
• Business partnerships help Davis schools thrive
• Davis school has 15 sets of twins
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• Customer at Vegas’ Heart Attack Grill suffers heart attack
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• Romney in an unexpected battle to win Michigan, his home state
• Duck hunting stamps could go up to buy more land for waterfowl
• Doctors told to provide drug records in Whitney Houston case
• Bury Josh Powell near sons? 'Unthinkable,' family attorney says
• Group moves to prevent Josh Powell from being buried near sons
• Wildcats host Montana on Thursday
• Plain City lawmaker blasts tax break for military reservists (video)
• WSU Hosts Wildcat Indoor T&F Invitational
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• Utah Senate passes property tax break for military families
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• 2 sentenced to prison for setting teen on fire
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• Iran using new advanced uranium centrifuges
• Utah lawmakers challenges feds on land control
• Whitney Houston death probe focuses on drugs found in her room
• Trial starts in forced Grand Canyon hikes
• Pekingese becomes America's top dog at Westminster
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• Valley View golf pro to have new office
• March hearing set for suspect in attack
• Family business to be topic of talk
• Ogden construction firm earns honors
• Little Rock Nine students to speak on investing in yourself
• Dance club shows Kaysville seniors it's hip to be square
• Weber County Clerk's office busy on 'day of love'
• Burglar sentenced in theft of safe, cash
• FEMA explains relief process
• Davis jail inmates get New Directions for a productive life
• Parking a worry at Riverdale splash pad site
• Medlin, Pane lead Aggies past Orediggers
• Wildcats relying more on depth during final stretch
• Grandparents overjoyed with House passage of 'Aubree Jo's law'
• Missing man buried in Roy was stabbed to death
• Woman sentenced to prison for poisoning smoothie
• No quick answers in Powell case
• Wildcats Open Spring Season with 12th Place Finish
• Las Vegas opens new Mob Museum
• Utah gas prices up 17 cents in past month
• Jackson Hole Mountain Resort to replace lift
• House passes Ogden lawmaker's bill banning custody case bias
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• Fugitive runs out of gas in Wyo., calls sheriff for help
• Deputy who arrested Mel Gibson reaches settlement in lawsuit
• Salt Lake City child's death called suspicious
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• Romney protest held outside Westminster dog show
• US stocks fall as Greek bailout debate winds on
• Utah legislation could disband polygamous police
• A dozen cars vandalized in West Haven
• Romney slams Obama budget proposal
• 19-year-old model on Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover
• Iranian blows off legs in Bangkok blast
• Powell papers found at recycling site
• Military drones to be tested in Utah as FAA clearance sought
• Woman to be sentenced for poisoning man's smoothie
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• North Ogden may soften recreational vehicle ordinance
• Lawmaker's resolution honors the 442nd Regimental Combat Team
• Mormon Battalion to meet Thursday
• Ogden street closed truck hits man
• Free reception, talk set at Weber State
• Today's 'Man Panel' at WSU canceled
• Hearing set for probation violation
• Woman pleads not guilty to child abuse charge
• U.S. women boxers see both sides of skirt issue
• Wings on brink of NHL history
• Pac-12 has groundbreaking for new TV network
• Help sought in finding diabetic Clearfield youth
• Wildcats take on Bobcats Wednesday in Bozeman
• Westminister dog show kicks off with early winners
• Mom who tried to sell girl's virginity gets prison
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• Homeless using ambulance service as a taxi
• Big 'Loser' returns to Top of Utah
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• Bombers target Israeli diplomats
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• Activists: Syrian rebels repel attack on town
• Farmers and ranchers oppose stricter child-labor rules
• In dramatic night at Grammys, a rising star is affirmed, a fallen one is grieved
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• Volunteers needed for Founders Day
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• Woman arrested for robbery at mall
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• New air quality index created
• Pleasant View receives windfall from unused insurance
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• Cap improves survival rate of oxygen-deprived infants
• Changes in Ogden ordinance may curb bites, reduce stray dog numbers
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• Mining community reeling after gold heist from museum
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• Police search finds body at Roy home
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• LA school in sex abuse case gets entire new staff
• US kills al-Qaida-linked militant in Pakistan
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• Bill targets boaters who leave scene of accident
• Judge closes Hoggan hearing
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• Trece lawyer seeking Supreme hearing
• Farmington City Council OKs plan despite concerns
• Man charged with child sex abuse in Ogden
• Hatch vows to defend Hill Air Force Base from cuts, closure
• Worker badly hurt in Centerville when truck rolls, flips on side in yard
• Froerer's bill adds to 'spice' banned list
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• Foxboro Elementary in NSL might go year-round
• Rounding up on Ogden water bills could fund scholarships
• Rep. Galvez plans constituent night
• Boys basketball: Warriors take care of Darts
• Girls basketball: Falcons hold out tourney hopes
• Families needed to host students
• Shupe appointed mayor pro tempore
• Plain City to trade in old backhoe
• Ogden council adds money to river project for sewer work
• Girls basketball: Trojans finish perfect region slate
• Girls basketball: Layton wins with teamwork
• Amber Henry earns another Big Sky weekly honor
• Susan Powell case now called a murder
• Ogden SWAT incident ends with arrests, no injuries
• Dispute erupts over who will represent Stewart
• Second LA teacher charged with lewd acts on a child
• S. Salt Lake man sentenced for rape of saleswoman
• Prosecutor sees Josh Powell's final actions as confession to wife's murder
• Funeral for Powell boys to be Saturday in Wash.
• Utah Senate passes phone ban for driving teens
• 'Cats hit the road at NAU Thursday
• Killings in child custody disputes
• Snowmobile gathering is a bucket of fun
• Twins take bids on Kim-and-Kris-autographed ball
• 'Mommy's in the trunk': Evidence or nothing?
• Rescuers continue search for missing in deadly Phillipines quake
• Calif. gay marriage ban ruled unconstitutional
• Police search grounds of Roy residence
• Gingrich hits Romney, Obama, on Catholic rights
• Police seek suspect in Provo trail jogger's rape
• Stocks ease as Greece debt talks continue
• Violence escalates in Syria
• Vandals attack Jerusalem monastery, school
• UofU students design virtual ID badge to combat online hackers
• The Year of the Dragon is also the Year of the Baby
• Hearing scheduled for Stewart
• 9-hour I-15 standoff ends when man surrenders
• Josh Powell left voicemail to family before setting deadly blaze
• Agendas of public meetings, Feb. 7-8
• West Point OKs board appointments
• LDS public relations topic for Ogden SUP
• Free current events forum today at WSU
• AAUW to hear legislative update Monday
• Top-of-Utah swimmers aim high at state meets
• Davis Chamber of Commerce honors Fruit Heights woman who returns the favor
• Government can support commercial enterprise
• United Way of Northern Utah works to purchase building
• North Ogden councilman wants to change committee-appointment rules
• Defense attorney seeks funds for Stewart investigator
• Gentle Jayhawk wins national honor
• Woods' 2000 AT&T win has quiet ring
• Archie Manning: Special to see son Eli win in Indy
• Players are the story this spring at Cactus League
• Buckeyes' Meyer raises the stakes in the Big Ten
• USU's Brady Jardine ends career due to foot injury
• Man trapped in 2 separate elevators on same night
• Romney slams Obama on energy, Santorum on spending
• Study finds easy access to junk food at elementary schools
• Grandfather: Powell son drew picture of minivan with missing mom 'in the trunk'
• Officials ID snowmobiler killed in Utah avalanche
• Fifth Big Sky honor for Damian Lillard
• Police say Powell planned deadly fire for some time
• Crappies, 'bows through the ice make good table fare
• Negotiator attempts to end southern Utah standoff
• A pick-me-up for marriages
• Davis County lands Head-Heart-Hands Celebration
• HERS ONLINE
• Rulon Gardner wins four matches in comeback attempt for Olympic team
• BODYWISE RECIPE: Pump up the protein in your breakfast
• Lillard named to Oscar Robertson Trophy watch list
• Wildcat track teams gain more qualifiers
• Cleaning spray foils Utah restaurant robbery
• Wall Street opens lower as Greek talks drag on
• Powell children were ‘verbalizing’ more about night mother disappeared
• Autopsies planned for Powell children
• Box Elder search for man called off
• WSU to host talk on slavery, Constitution
• Ogden FOE plans benefit for officers involved in shooting
• Syracuse mayor: Waste, sewer board stipend should be removed
• Layton, state swap leasing, owning of city/justice center
• North Ogden city manager takes job in Southern Utah
• Volunteer 'guardian angel' watches out for Sunset elementary students
• Weber-Morgan officials to visit schools to immunize against whooping cough
• US seeks alliance to back Syria opposition; rebels say only force can oust Assad after UN veto
• Underwater prep resumes for ship’s oil removal
• Super Bowl ads battle for championship
• Qualifiers pile up for WSU track team
• Financial report: Farr West budget right on track
• Syracuse to sell nature park land for $1.3M, may sell more
• Watson, Jazz pumped to visit New York
• Safe to say Lillard's 'slump' is behind him
• Mustangs hit road block in playoff quest
• 3 lost in Ore. used knife as signal
• NYC protest gets heated when Yemen leader is seen
• Obama says he deserves re-election, job’s not done
• Blast kills husband of missing Utah woman, 2 boys
• Police: Explosion kills Josh Powell, 2 boys
• Romney turns to Colorado
• Feds oppose strip mine near Bryce Canyon
• A few things we love
• Latter days? Journalist actually wanted to interview me
• 'Smash' is ready for spotlight
• Barry Weiss worked in produce before' Storage Wars'
• 'American Idol's' powerful voice shows signs of cracking
• Super Bowl kicks off; 'Voice,' 'Swamp People' return
• William Howard Taft back on political stage in a big way
• 'Chopsticks' a 21st-century novel
• Bookmarks
• Best-sellers
• Big Brother ... uh, Google, is watching your every move
• Study: spats keep couples more in touch
• Offbeat -- and off the beaten path
• Broncos Hand Wildcats 6-1 Loss
• Aggies fall in late-going versus Bulldogs
• BYU shoots down Pilots in Portland
• Prep sports: Mountain Crest swims to strong showing
• Jazz silence Laker diehards at ESA
• Kearney wins dual moguls
• West roundup: Thunderbirds can't keep up with Jackrabbits
• Lillard scores 35 to lead 'Cats to another win
• Women's basketball: Wildcats fall short in Greeley
• Utes find no answers for Beaver offense
• Wildcats run home winning streak to 13
• Dining, liquor focus of Utah bill
• 'Cats fall to Bears despite strong guard play
• Stewart says he feared for his life
• Judge allows ‘Sister Wives’ suit to proceed
• Russia, China veto UN resolution on Syria
• Syrian activists: 200 dead in government assault
• Malone, Miller feud rattles on
• Belichick could be at peak performance for Super Bowl XLVI
• U.S. skating program rose from ashes of '61 crash
• Gordie Howe's dementia fight is personal and public
• Portland rookie Nolan Smith learning about NBA, his dad
• Dazzling duos in college hoops
• Nationals are on the Bryce Harper watch
• Scripps Howard's 2012 Celebrity Super Bowl Poll
• Kroichick: PGA Tour needs meaningful offseason
• Ferguson earns World Cup silver for Speedy
• Film links Pats' first Super Bowl win, Gen. Custer
• 'Cats Fall 5-2 to Seattle
• 200 dead in Syrian government assault
• Minor earthquake shakes Utah Valley
• Millerberg hears charges in court in baby sitter's death
• Communities That Care to release assessment findings for youth community
• Best-selling author says unplugging smart machines can help life's balance
• Prep basketball: Knights take over Region 1
• Prep basketball: Darts roll up big lead in victory over Titans
• Antelope Island summer concerts low-cost
• Syracuse Junior High student wins police car decal design contest
• Standard-Examiner ran juvenile's name on magnitude of case
• Girls basketball: Turnover-prone Lancers still manage rout of Knights
• Foreclosure epidemic affects families, businesses, city services
• Three face Internet child pornography charges
• Pay-as-you-go U.K. company entering U.S. genealogy market
• Ogden council mulls outdoor smoking ban
• Prep basketball: Trojans dig deep to down Bears
• Jazz miss chance to celebrate red, white and blue predecessor
• No damage reported from high winds in Top of Utah
• American Civil War will be library topic
• New group soliciting donations for police
• Wildcats looking for last year's magic against Bears
• Hobbled Jazz host Lakers for third meeting
• Research shows women more active on Facebook than men
• Romney cruising toward solid win in Nevada
• Mexico violence curtailing church missions
• LDS Church views Romney's candidacy as a mixed blessing
• Utah college students rally for more money
• Replica Blue Angels plane makes emergency landing in St. George
• Micron CEO dies in Idaho plane crash
• Nuns target sex trade during Super Bowl weekend
• Cougars right ship by beating No. 24 'Zags; Portland next
• Outdoors calendar, fishing report
• OUR VIEW: Herrod's folly
• Capitalism based on speculation is immoral
• The left-handed blues
• Computer adaptive testing
• Komen reverses decision to cut Planned Parenthood funding
• Wildcats home for Bears Saturday at 5:00 on Altitude
• Darin Mahoney earns Academic All-District honors
• Stock futures get boost from strong jobs report
• Taliban kill 7 Pakistani soldiers, abduct 4
• 3 die in Egypt clashes over deadly soccer riot
• San Francisco opens airport yoga room
• Costumed action figures brawl on Hollywood street
• Madonna launching billboard videos
• Utah amendment would say life begins at conception
• Lawyers for Utah abortion doctor ask to inspect specimens of fetus
• College basketball roundup: Wolfpack rallies to tip Aggies in thriller
• Warriors' trio runs past visiting Jazz
• WSU Toastmasters to meet Monday
• Kearney claims World Cup moguls again
• Women's basketball: 'Cats fall short of Big Sky win again
• Girls basketball: Lakers get ugly win over Griz
• Driver injured in four-car I-15 pileup in Davis
• Sunset Sam says 6 more weeks of winter
• Wildcats fall short to Vikings
• Lillard's 40 gets 'Cats back on winning track
• Roy council approves cash investment policy
• Two men plead not guilty to robbery to buy Xbox
• Ask Babe: Valuing Liston-Clay stub, Pro Set PGA cards
• Aikman sizes up the Super Bowl
• Some school begin pledging 4-year scholarships
• Road beckons for Blues, among NHL's best
• Dundee was an ambassador for boxing
• MMA Today: Carlos Condit ready for fight with Nick Diaz
• Ogden's role in Tour of Utah grows
• Wildcats have uphill climb according to PCSC softball coaches poll
• Trail gems attached to the river parkways
• Gov. Herbert endorses Romney for GOP nomination
• Sex predator who terrorized girl on Facebook gets 30-year sentence
• Utah Senate defeats anti-graffiti paraphernalia bill
• OUR VIEW: Aubree Jo's law
• Great Dame! Lillard named a Cousy Award finalist
• Officers cleared for using pepper spray on haka dancers
• Teacher accused of outrageous lewd acts was previously investigated
• Trump endorses Romney
• Lillard named a finalist for Bob Cousy Award
• Softball picked sixth in PCSC preseason poll
• Search on for missing pipeline workers in Utah
• Parenting class Monday at WSU
• ATF Offers $5,000 Reward in Gun Store Burglary
• Phil 'predicts' 6 more weeks of winter
• Tickets Now on Sale for Encore Performance of Xanadu
• Syracuse to address hiring of fire chief tonight
• Media converge on court for two high-profile cases: Stewart and Morgan
• Woman injured in Layton crash Wednesday night
• Clippers get revenge on Jazz with help from Paul
• Agenda of public meeting, Feb. 2
• Two libraries offer free Zumba classes
• Planned burn starts today east of WSU
• Prep basketball: Bees have little trouble in shellacking of Roy
• Forest Service urges caution
• Bill addresses age difference in illegal sexual relations
• Measure says getting married and divorced may require class time
• Police have your stuff? Claim it now
• Grenade causes evacuation at Ogden charter school
• Cottrell hearing delayed to Feb. 29
• Ogden expects speedy hiring
• Ogden police arrest 3 for meth distribution
• Police defuse hostage threat at Layton cellphone store
• Crucial games on tap for Aggies, Cougars
• Brady on brink of joining NFL legends
• Kruger Brothers join dancers, orchestras to entertain Ogden students
• South Davis Community Hospital earns employment awards
• Banged-up Wildcats hope to bounce back against Vikings
• Super Bowl advertisers go after "second screens"
• Woman's wrong number call leads to help from stranger
• Judge denies custody to Josh Powell
• Local Martial Arts studio reaches 'Pinnacle'
• Obama declares disaster in Utah wind storms, OKs aid
• Preparing for the Winter Dew Tour
• Egypt soccer fans rush field after game, 73 dead
• Kearney eyes 13th straight World Cup moguls win
• Def Leppard drummer brings drum therapy to wounded veterans
• Former police chief accused of using alias for Web insults
• Anti-graffiti bill tentatively passes Utah Senate
• Explosions, fire at recycling plant
• OUR VIEW: Privacy and drug tests
• Time for an early western primary
• Women's soccer signs 14 players to NLIs
• Women's track and field adds seven athletes
• Romney has money, momentum in GOP race
• Salt Lake City police website hacked, shut down
• 'Judge for a Day’ program announced
• Friday sock hop is fundraiser for vets
• Agendas of public meetings, Feb. 2
• New transponders for water meters
• Acting fire chief resigns in anger
• Girls basketball: Williams' outburst leads Titans to romp
• Prep basketball: Knights down Darts in key Region 1 battle
• Ogden seeking opinions on water charges
• Remote-controlled planes allow flying without fear
• Changes remove empty precincts
• New maps for Weber voters
• Hogge's sentencing hearing delayed to let lawyers review AP&P report
• Syracuse official charged
• Layton denies smoke shop's appeal to remain open
• North Ogden councilman pushes greater use of email
• 2012 Football Signings
• Alleged Roy High bomb plotter may be tried as an adult
• Stevenson wants help fighting BRAC
• Dispatch tapes reveal response to police shootings
• Wildcats Fall to Utah State 5-2 in Logan
• Millsap excelling against Murderers' Row of power forwards
• Local boys theme of Wildcats' recruiting class
• Jazz Bear Night Thursday at Weber State
• Signing Day Central 2012
• Audio recordings from Jan. 4 shootings
• Utah lawmakers set to approve majority of budget
• Major GOP 'super PAC' raised $51 million in 2011
• Cruise bookings fall after Concordia shipwreck
• Man pleads guilty to collecting 1 million images of child porn
• Shurtleff unveils program to combat child ID theft
• Inmate wants to donate kidney, eye 'to do some good'
• Amber Henry Named Big Sky Female Runner of the Week
• Mountain States Games Up Next for Indoor Track
• Savaging Newt
• An 'alleged' Hatch Act violation
• OUR VIEW: A foiled bomb plot
• Eric Millerberg charged with child abuse homicide
• Wildcats back home for Vikings Thursday
• 911 tapes in Ogden officers’ shooting released
• High school athletes learn life-saving skills in program
• Juvenile suspect in Roy bomb plot charged; may be tried as adult
• Drunken sailor winds up in wrong apartment bed
• It could take 10 months to remove capsized cruise ship
• Russia: UN resolution on Syria is path to war
• Why the costly F-35 program won't die
• Fla. primary's big prize likely to go to Romney
• Agendas of public meetings, Jan. 31 & Feb. 1
• Clinton legislator seeks relief from police when lawfully carrying firearm
• Fourth-quarter rally lifts Jazz over Blazers
• Bill would protect registered voters from identity theft
• Congressional candidate rants onstage at dinner, may be cited
• Teacher of Mandarin Chinese honored to share treasures with Davis students
• Prep notes: Standouts pledge to colleges of their choice
• Man pleads guilty to child pornography charges
• Prep swimming: Warriors lay claim to Region 1 bragging rights
• Ogden High Tigerettes uses hard work to get back on top
• WSU funding may hold the line
• Watson sparks Jazz victory with gritty play in the fourth quarter
• Weber GOP women to meet Monday
• Boy, 2, dies when run over at home
• This would be a boring story if my name were 'Avenue'
• Campaign finance ordinance revised
• Deciphering the Super Bowl: XLVI is Greek to kids
• Florist traces roots back to 1948
• Wildcats to host UT Arlington in Bracketbusters
• Scientists create world's first atomic X-ray laser
• Huge pythons wiping out Everglades’ mammals
• Video of Bryan Farnsworth's rant in Tremonton
• 14-pound baby boy born; mom OK
• Tremonton boy died from gunpowder explosion
• Stewart released from hospital; booked into jail
• Manning added to WSU soccer coaching staff
• Winter Olympics Memories?
• Police: Threatening graffiti not connected to Roy High bomb plot
• OUR VIEW: A thing about machines
• Wildcats add Erling to oversee WSU men's golf
• Aggies' Medlin earns WAC honor
• Cache 2-year-old dies after dad backs car over him
• Smuggling scandal brings down Texas deer hunt breeders
• Bulldozer operator falls 30 feet
• Scott Erling Named Assistant Golf Coach
• Manning hired as assistant soccer coach
• Young Idaho woman raising money for a new eye
• Orem fourth grader uses Heimlich to save classmate
• UofU student dies in fall from Park City chairlift
• 2 convicted in Norway of plotting terror attack
• Trucks on federal highways could soon be heavier
• Cause sought for deadly highway pileup
• Tax cuts among proposals for Utah budget surplus
• Romney credits change in tactics for Florida surge
• Man who died in Utah avalanche identified
• WSU Plans Awareness Day at State Capitol
• Wilson's war: Substance abusers receiving financial help for Department of Workforce Services
• Drum players get a bang out of raising cash for Africans in need
• City vacates land for home expansion, but move causes concern
• OB/GYNs use robotics to help perform better surgeries
• Harrisville has new mayor pro tem
• Weber commission appoints Boyer
• Seminar set for parents, teachers
• Officer in shooting out of hospital
• Council examines equality of county voting precincts
• Family Counseling Service seeks more clients
• Junior high opens doors for community enrichment classes
• North Ogden City Council reconsiders project’s future
• Agendas of public meetings, Jan. 31
• Back-to-back nights of fights at Foley's
• OPD Officer Burrell released from hospital
• Mustangs sweep Snipers in weekend series
• Recycling human-waste could be source of cheap energy
• Counterterrorism chemical labs test for 'spice'
• Rough seas delay work on grounded cruise ship
• At least 9 dead in foggy freeway wrecks
• If you could turn back time ... With Groundhog Day approaching, Top of Utahns say they'd like a do-over
• It's human nature to want a second chance
• 'Cougars' for mascot not all that bad, considering
• Pick up some programming lessons from Codecademy
• Baby's gaze may be first sign of autism
• Elevating the art of the invitation
• Fort Vancouver a start for future settlements
• USC ends 9-game skid with 62-45 win over Utah
• Skirt-wearing Congressional candidate makes wild threats in Tremonton
• Wolverines remain perfect in Great West Conference play
• Cougars no match for Gaels
• Jazz dethrone Jimmer, Kings
• Idaho State shocks 'Cats with buzzer beater
• Aggies unleash offense on Spartans
• 'Cats suffer first Big Sky loss on ISU buzzer beater
• Greece, investors strike debt deal
• Clearfield parks board needs people
• Riverdale appoints interim fire chief
• Wildcats drop heart-breaker against Bengals
• Homeless count in Weber expanded
• Wagner, North snatch victory in Senior Bowl
• It's pointless to imagine the Jazz with Jimmer, so here goes ...
• Snowboarder dies in avalanche in Utah backcountry
• NASCAR wants to reduce two-car drafting this year
• Searching for the next Jimmer
• Orioles aren't hopeless, but sure could use Cal Ripken Jr.
• MMA Today: Davis aims to prevent Evans title bout
• Goalie Brian Elliott overcomes tough season to become an All-Star with Blues
• Why so little love for NFL kickers?
• U.S. women's soccer team qualifies for Olympics
• Wildcats Have Succesful Meets in Idaho&Washington
• Azarenka routs Sharapova to win Australian title
• Pearce says snowboarding not too dangerous
• Saint Mary's coach breaks left thumb in accident; will coach tonight
• 35 pounds of cocaine found in U.N. mailroom
• W. Wendover teen pleads guilty in classmate's killing
• Officials warn of brain injuries from snow sports
• Prep basketball: Darts win, jump into share of 1st place
• Board reappoints planning members
• Board working with gas station owner
• ER technician fired after sexual assault
• Fire heavily damages N. Ogden home
• MacKay surrenders his medical license
• City council revises alcohol ordinance
• Kneaders Bakery coming to Ogden
• Cougars ready for rematch with Gaels
• Are your intellectual, intangible creations worth protecting?
• Prep basketball: Knights victorious in final seconds
• Bountiful drill team to perform for Jazz
• Police: Mom yanked son to school
• Girls basketball: Titans rout Lancers in battle of unbeatens
• Sweethearts invited to sweat together
• Police say pair's plan had "front end" and "escape end"
• MacKay surrenders his medical license
• Standard-Examiner expands appification for smartphones, tablets
• $1.6 million Children's Justice Center ready for use
• Demi Moore suffered convulsions after 'smoking something'
• Roy bomb plot suspects could learn to fly plane on computer
• Winter Olympics Memories?
• Too many lack retirement funds
• OUR VIEW: Strange 'ethics' for Utah pols
• Strike force a success
• McGrath: Fielder deal worthy of some weighty ridicule
• Rounding up loose pigs in rural Davis ‘can be nasty’
• Steelers NT Hoke ready to embrace retirement
• Not like old times: UCLA trounces Utah, 76-49
• Layton pair busted with drugs, forged documents
• Former Wildcat Named PGA Teacher of the Year
• Bucks' Bogut out 8-12 weeks with ankle injury
• Our leaders, not Colbert, made the mockery
• Fishing report, outdoors calendar
• Student charged in Roy High bomb plot
• Family escapes burning N. Ogden home
• Barefoot Bandit gets 6-year federal sentence
• America First donates $19,000 to help less fortunate
• Myers, Franklin get recertification
• Wildcats head to Idaho State Saturday
• Women, children killed in violence-torn Syria city
• Cruise line offers $14,460 per person for ruined Italy trip
• Romney tax returns detail funds not included in ethics forms
• Bullied student awarded $100,000 from school district
• New outbreak of equine herpes in Calif.
• US stock futures fall slightly after 4Q GDP report
• Biz owners proposing changes to Utah liquor agency
• Welfare facility for LDS Church expands in SLC
• Marketing buyers beware: Tread lightly in considering SEO
• Lessons in the dark
• Second robbery suspect nabbed
• Audit forecasts UTA shortfalls
• Judge says third test needed for Selleneit
• Ray's bill addresses pimps
• Wildcats fall to Sacramento State
• Wildcats show no mercy to Big Sky doormat Hornets
• Prep basketball: Royals no match for Lakers' stingy defense
• Aggies overcome physical Warriors
• Recipient of suspect's text messages alerted police
• Rep. Ray's bill seeks to create wellness program with Medicaid
• 'Cats win 10th straight 75-60 over Hornets
• Ogden school menu
• Davis County school menu
• Some day your kids’ kids will have kids
• Roy council members change duties
• Farr West changes meeting day
• Despite Wednesday's struggles, Jazz welcome the zone
• PDBR ‘invite’ letters going to 75,000 disabled vets
• Commissioner recognized by West Point
• Changes made to Fruit Heights residential zones
• Citizens on Patrol seeks members in Clinton
• Irvine returns to Bountiful power commission
• Family history registration starts in Bountiful
• England looks to U.S. sport to add glitz to FA Cup
• Non-traditional uniforms come to college hoops
• Ganassi celebrates run of championships
• Prince Fielder comes full circle back to Detroit
• America's next star? Could be anyone
• Dirk Nowitzki got his NBA title, but does he still want it?
• Affidavit details teens’ Roy High bomb plot
• Utah political party funding from taxes may end
• WSU to Host National Signing Day Party
• WSU Indoor Track & Field Teams at Jackson Invitational
• Navajo Baskets on View at WSU’s Stewart Library
• Herbert lashes out at federal government in State of the State address
• USU prof. says it's safe to enjoy solar flares
• Some sex offenders may get off registry
• Senator from Ogden sponsors bill to track poverty trends
• Postcard may replace voter pamphlet
• Plain City legislator wants to change rules for initiatives
• Hundreds of teens from across Utah role play as legislators
• Ogden woman faces negligent homicide charge in motorcyclist's 2010 death
• Davis to invest $3.7M as property rights to part of complex go to state
• Public checks out human library books at Utah State
• Doink! Jazz falter in 2OT loss to Raptors
• Pleasant View walking path clear and ready for use
• Wildcats Down Idaho State for First Win
• Kruger Bros. concerts set for Friday, Saturday in Ogden
• Anti-discrimination ordinance gets OK
• City downsizes wind damage estimates
• Prep basketball: Ben Lomond keeps cruising
• Not in Jazz's lineup, Jefferson had to take a 'bathroom break'
• Prep basketball: Hutchins, Lakers trump tough-luck Roy
• Police: Suspect stole to get Xbox
• Riverdale wary about townhome project
• Pair of Wildcats return to familiar territory
• Late trey helps Cougars hold off Hokies
• Wildcats hope to snap long losing skid
• WSU volleyball adds two transfers
• Blindness doesn’t hold Layton mother back
• Top of Utah names mothers of the year
• Where will Harbaugh take the Niners next?
• Name the whole place after Paterno
• NHL's All-Star game missing top all-stars
• Gjermundson looks back on champion rodeo career
• Pruett looks to make history in Daytona's 24 Hours
• Ask Babe: Valuing Minneapolis Lakers programs
• London braces itself as the clock ticks down to Olympics
• Death row inmate taunts, 'Kill me if you can, suckers'
• Kennecott charity gives away $195,500
• Official: Finding survivors from shipwreck would be a miracle
• Volleyball adds two transfers
• Southern Utah hopes to benefit from 'astrotourism'
• 45 Wildcats Earn Big Sky All-Academic Honors
• Ax murderer ate victim's eyeball, brains
• WSU, WMI Contract Ensures Continuation of Dew Tour Relationship
• US military raid in Somalia frees 2 from kidnappers
• LDS film festival kicks off with movie shot on Antelope Island
• Stocks mostly lower ahead of Fed policy statement
• Agendas of public meetings, Jan. 26
• Bountiful council members get assignments
• Gully still deemed incompetent
• South Weber planning commission meeting canceled
• Sheriff’s office gets grant to buy AEDs
• Listening to customers yields success
• Roy police say man escaped in truck
• Ogden council again tables plan for corridor west of Wall Avenue
• Hatch issues statement about the State of the Union address
• Girls basketball: Buzzer-beater lifts Lakers to victory
• Girls basketball: Jayhawks rout Eagles, sit atop region
• Legislature briefs: Bill would drop nonvoters from registration rolls
• Giffords returns to hear State of the Union
• Obama challenges America to even the playing field
• Social media draws a Capitol divide
• Benefits won't be cut - yet - in North Ogden
• Former classmates remember Ostberg
• Cougars challenging Gonzaga for WCC title
• Sad to see JoePa go, but his tarnished legacy is deserved
• Phonharath Named Big Sky Player of the Week
• New TV partnership kicks off RSL's 2012 campaign
• Tinsley using second chance to mentor Evans
• Family website raises $287,000 to cover deceased skier's medical bills
• Utah stops printing paper tax forms, shifts online
• Wildcats set to host Hornets, Bengals this week
• Stewart search warrants remain sealed
• Ex-Raptor Fielder and Tigers agree on 9-year deal
• OUR VIEW: Halting the police state
• Utah death row inmate loses Mormon bias appeal
• Money talk dominating Romney, Gingrich contest
• 3 die in weekend Colo. avalanches
• Romney gave LDS Church more than $4 million in last two years
• Security guard allegedly found asleep at nuclear facility
• Concussion insurance aimed at high school athletes
• Why we need the Keystone XL Pipeline
• Annual Black History Month Event
• Deep snow may lead to record moose traffic deaths
• Wendover woman taking plea deal in classmate's killing
• Be Prepared for Traffic Signals to be out during Scheduled Power Outages
• Agendas of public meetings, Jan. 25
• Proactive preparation key to community building
• Buffett blames tax rate law
• Tigers, Bears swimming well
• Cordova returns to Roy City Council
• North Ogden plans to rescind utility shut-off resolution
• Suspected tagger not likely to land graphic design job
• Weber County DUP museum changing locations today
• Man in court for probation violations
• Nance ballistics results still pending
• Meth fills hospitals with burn patients
• Pinch me, I'm legislating: Weiler's whirlwind two weeks
• Lawmakers argue about classroom size cap
• Supreme Court bars police from GPS tracking without warrant
• 59th Legislature gets under way
• Ott appears in court, gets new hearing date
• Two snowmobilers found safe Monday
• Miniature cannon kills Tremonton boy
• A real snow thrower
• Film and Twinkies: Reports of their death exaggerated
• Will UHSAA add sixth football classification?
• Sandy man gets 6 months jail in puppy stomping case
• Judge orders Obama to appear in court for 'birther' suit
• Utah Democrats pay $5,000 for redistricting records
• Family, football meant everything to Joe Paterno
• Wildcats hit the road at Sacramento State Thursday
• Danica Patrick won't run Indy 500 this year
• 85-year-old woman fends off moose attack on husband
• Washington state has votes to pass gay marriage bill
• Utah winters can be tough on our skin -- here are some ways to soften up
• Scientists tout tea's health benefits
• LIFELINES & HERS ONLINE
• HOW TO: Avoid ineffective workouts
• OUR VIEW: Newt's cynical media ploy
• Sex crimes spike at Air Force Academy
• Tremonton teen shot, killed by toy cannon
• How Romney will lose
• Possible tornado hits Ala.; 2 killed
• US stocks edge up as Greece negotiates to cut debt
• Car hits 12 pedestrians, 8 dead
• British skier sets record for solo Antarctic trek
• Meth fills hospitals with burn patients
• Volunteer working on website for Farr West
• Farmington council adopts anti-nepotism rules
• Centenarian celebrates long life with family and friends
• Bountiful renews food service lease
• Centerville, others agree on trail upkeep
• Gold’s Gym group works out for cops
• Avalanche warning still in effect today
• Youtube video shows local snowstorm accidents
• North Ogden reluctantly complies with ADA, FHA rules
• Morgan Council changes constable position
• Lagoon to pay same water rate as others
• Kaysville, schools join forces for sidewalks
• UNLV Takes Down Weber State 7-0
• Giants stun 49ers in OT, reach Super Bowl
• Weber State class asks 'Are Machines Making Us Stupid?'
• Following fathers' footsteps as state legislators
• Patriots beat Ravens to reach Super Bowl
• Davis grabs 2nd straight World Cup gold
• Mustangs extend lead over Moose in sweep
• Aggressive Zumbrun pounds Couser in five rounds
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• Hammer will return as WSU offensive coordinator
• Prep basketball: Scrappy Warriors win doozy
• Prep basketball: Trojans take charge, drop Scots
• Aggies start conference slate against Bulldogs
• Six Ogden officers shot
• Wildcats have tall order in first Big Sky road trip
• Woman’s survival in Utah-Nev. crime spree ’miraculous’
• Davis Hospital: A hip approach to surgery
• Facebook seminar planned for seniors in Ogden
• A look back at an eventful year with fond memories
• Lawmakers waste billions fumbling ‘doc-rate fix’
• Suit filed in man's death at SLC homeless housing
• No plans to cut gas chamber after cat survives it
• Reno to hold another air race despite tragic crash
• PBS chief asks viewers to oppose Romney's call to end funding
• Weber State's Lillard named Cousy Award finalist
• Ponzi schemer's firm provided prostitutes to investors, police
• OUR VIEW: Romney makes the Iowa cut
• Lillard named a finalist for Bob Cousy Award
• Horrific bride abuse causes outcry in Afghanistan
• Cat found decapitated in Clearfield park
• Big plans, little snow
• North Fork Park a joy - when it has snow
• Stickin' it to the slopes
• Vegas: Packers have best shot to win Super Bowl
• Wildcats open Big Sky home season Thursday
• Navy pilot killed self in San Diego murder-suicide
• Suspects in Utah-Nevada crime spree held in jail
• Wildcats Sign Top-Ranked Utah Player
• Romney wins by a whisker in Iowa
• Agendas of public meetings, Jan. 4-5
• Our problems are fixable if we choose right leaders
• Jazz dig out another home victory
• Man who murdered two Ogden women likely in prison for good
• Winter settles in with adoptive Layton family
• Sex offenders in Utah might be able to get names off registry
• Ogden mayor bids farewell, hammers critics
• Prep basketball: Silver Wolves turn up defense, take down Eagles
• Prep basketball: Lancers get swatted by Braves
• Corbin takes new approach to back-to-back games
• Girls basketball: Weber wins in battle of Warriors
• Layton man charged for role in Ponzi scheme
• Davis commission votes to require cat licenses
• Man charged with killing 3-month-old gets continuation
• Three defendants appear in court on burglary charges
• Clearfield crime spree suspect to have mental evaluation
• Caldwell swears in; Council elects new chair
• Weber County Commissioner won't run again
• New Davis County city council members swear in
• A cast of stars is missing from PGA Tour opener
• BCS era has taken some of bloom off the Orange Bowl
• LeBron says he's a different person this season
• Bogut leaves Bucks for personal reasons
• LA arson suspect cursed US days before fires
• Huntsman enjoys final day with NH to himself
• Cat survives gas chamber ... twice
• Suspects arrested in Utah murders, Wendover shooting
• Mount Rainier staff meets to grieve loss of ranger
• Body discovered on Queen's British estate
• Utah man hurt after turning car into TRAX train
• Warrant issued for suspect in Utah murders, Wendover shooting
• Wildcats Take on Eagles Thursday in Cheney
• OUR VIEW: Cheers to liquor loophole
• Old and new mayors have both accepted tainted contributions
• Riots erupt in Nigeria over gas prices
• Man attacks deputies for not speaking Spanish
• Slain park ranger met husband while working at Bryce Canyon
• Even despots don't live forever
• Resolve to ... Be easy on yourself with your new resolutions
• US stocks leap on first day of new year
• Feds join search for suspects in Utah double-murder, Wendover shooting
• Boby believed to be gunman found in Mount Rainer
• Children rescued from icy river return home
• Syracuse's Martin stays with Oklahoma State
• Practice has been hard to come by for Jazz
• Jazz use team effort to beat Hornets
• Social media, marketing to be luncheon topics in Logan
• Layton rec to host free family skating
• Chariot racing set at Golden Spike
• Public invited to watch or help in train restoration sessions
• Senior hour, lunch planned at Ogden Valley library
• Lawsuit against county in federal court
• Wasatch Rambler: A few thoughts to make the new year happier, more calm
• Syracuse leadership gets new look
• Layton council's newest member was taught to be involved locally
• No New Year's break for Weber State students, staff
• Morgan councilwoman balances work with legislative duties
• Report: State needs more funds to complete needed roadwork
• Jazz G-F Josh Howard fined $25K for flagrant foul
• Shiffrin under pressure after stunning ski result
• Movie sword-fight master Bob Anderson dies at 89
• Romney looks to fend off Santorum, Paul
• All visitors evacuated from Mt. Rainier; gunman sought
• Historian to Discuss LDS Church History
• MMA: Layton's Buck scores five-second KO
• Jefferson's return doesn't save the Jazz
• Giants beat Cowboys to reach playoffs
• Rescuers brave freezing waters to rescue trapped children
• Photo contest open at nature center
• Carjacking suspects linked to murders
• Police investigate shooting death
• DUI arrests kept to a minimum
• Centerville waiting to act on Chase Lane property
• North applying for block grant
• First baby of the year has smooth delivery
• Godfrey to head economic development consulting firm
• West Bountiful girl, 6, trying to help her native Haiti with goats
• Campign targets teen drinking; parent awareness
• Seven murder cases on docket in Davis
• Ginobili leads Spurs past Jazz, 104-89
• 2 teens charged in Santaquin LDS Church building fire
• Romney says he would veto DREAM Act
• Romney in position of strength in Iowa
• Woman shot in head during West Wendover carjacking
• A tree for all seasons
• A little friendly advice for the coming year
• 2011: A year of triumphs, flops & quirks
• Haggard, Busey swapping wives, 'Bachelor' woos, 'Liars' returns
• ABC's new 'Work It' stupid and offensive
• Brigham library puts focus on 'Rule of Law'
• Best books of 2011 compelled, reshaped worldview
• Debut novel takes readers for a comic ride
• Best-sellers
• Bookmarks
• Some gifts need some explanation
• Be kind to your fine feathered friends
• Travel sites can be indispensable ... but can they be trusted?
• Some travel websites to surf
• Sun shines on Utes in comeback OT victory
• Buffaloes compound Utes' miserable year
• Davies propels Cougars to first WCC victory
• WSU women get destroyed in Big Sky opener
• 5-year-old with lighter causes Ogden fire
• Girls basketball: Lancers stay unbeaten with win over Miners
• Wildcats hope to get meaner
• Man drives wrong way on I-15 before deadly head-on crash
• Youth program seeks volunteers
• Clearfield players set world record with 107-hour basketball game
• Godfrey, that jerk, did a lot of good as Ogden's mayor
• Utahns plan big leaps for 2012
• Layton hopes to continue growth in 2012
• Treehouse Museum celebrates New Year's long before bedtime
• Hornets hang around, but Wildcats hold on
• Wildcats fall in Big Sky opener
• Wildcats win fourth straight 74-63 over Hornets
• U.S. automakers stronger in 2011
• Utes' Star moving up but not to pros yet
• Ready or not, WSU women begin Big Sky hoops season
• Late surge helps Jazz earn first victory
• Water managers not worrying yet about lack of snow
• WSU lecture series features economics
• Clinton Pond duck sporting 5-inch blow dart in neck
• Davis Health still offers flu shot clinics
• New Year's goal to be fit? Resolve to revamp goals
• Sons of Pioneers to discuss massacre
• Willard man charged with animal crime
• Prep basketball: Bees have no trouble with Bears
• Weber County Scouts have questions about an editor's job
• Not benched after all, Favors made most of start
• Roadwork light in Top of Utah in 2011
• Verizon reverses on $2 fee for payments
• Clearfield OKs $1.1 million to install utilities for road expansion
• Hearing set for Valdes attorneys
• Syracuse finalizes hiring of attorney
• Deep Gulf drilling thrives 18 months after BP spill
• No Utah Sears, Kmarts closing
• Girls basketball: Titans wallop Wolverines
• Poll: Monson among Top 10 admired
• No Sunday school at Elim on Sunday
• Otter Creek to perform Jan. 7
• Rahe expects better effort from Wildcats against Hornets
• Kings' Fredette learns to shoot against taller defenders
• Georgia Tech, Utah square off in Sun Bowl
• BYU beats Tulsa with late TD in Armed Forces Bowl
• Washington Heights Church expands for children
• Book helps prepare LDS chidren for baptism
• Youths' support for Ron Paul is misplaced
• 2011: The good, the bad and the ugly
• More Free Mulch
• 'Cats host Sacramento State Saturday at 2:00
• Wildcats open Big Sky season in Sacramento
• Deaths in Somalia underscore risks for Doctors Without Borders
• Sword concealed in cane slips past airport scanner
• Utah doctor faces murder charges in botched abortion case
• Brains show evidence of injury after you eat fat
• Avoid the ruts of the past
• Jeffs might have preached to flock from prison
• West Valley police officers shoot, kill man
• Saint Mary's pummels BYU
• Feds seek to seize property from MacKay
• Wildcats 'loose' in home victory
• 22 basketball players still in search of a world record
• Aggravated murder charged
• Weber-Morgan Health Department offers immunizations
• Prep basketball: Darts get the job done in OT
• Ogden Regional trauma center has ‘no deficiencies’
• WSU vice provost to speak Monday in Layton
• Riverdale man charged with exploiting minor
• Wildcats open Big Sky play with win over Bengals
• NHL teams haven't seen big turnarounds with coaching changes
• Ask Babe: Valuing signed Bowman insert cards
• Adamson: Cam Newton's growth speedy, spectacular
• Marvez: Marquez lends his expertise to the theater
• World Peace shows he can soar to top of Lakers' reserves
• Morgan County seeks new planning director
• Lost on campus? Need a textbook? WSU apps can help
• Audio/visual woes delay opening of Davis children's justice center
• 2 dead, 61 hurt in 40-vehicle pileup
• 14-year-old injected with heroin dies
• Utah's Nov. home sales up 10 percent, prices down
• Alone in NH, Huntsman sees past Iowa
• TV show on Muslims takes on Sept. 11 attacks
• Upbeat Romney ramps up Iowa caucus push
• OUR VIEW: Goth Twitter?
• 1 dead, 5 injured in fiery freeway semi crash
• Church gay nativity scene vandalized
• Wakeboard park proposed for Eagle Mountain
• DWR patrols Utah ranges for poachers
• Roy lighting contest winners announced
• North Ogden Council: Utility rates to increase in March
• American teen, 16, earns World Cup slalom podium
• Ogden High School cross country girls earn honors
• Refinancing city bond may save money in long run
• Bountiful to purchase two new utility vehicles
• Orthodoxy doesn't justify oppressing women
• End of an Era with Chief Jon J Greiner
• Induction Ceremony Scheduled for Recently Elected Officials
• WSU Charrette to Address Housing Issues in Haiti
• Community donations prove 'someone cared' at Christmas
• Centerville's Historic Site Committee to get funds to tide it over
• Help stop a scam that preys on grandparents, their love
• Public offered free financial classes in Ogden
• Ogden woman accused of stabbing boyfriend
• Wildcats majoring in education learn by teaching at Kitty College
• Kaysville, Farmington disagree on corridor interchange but UDOT to consider regional impact
• Fatalities decline on Utah roadways
• Train enthusiasts witness engines in action at Promontory
• Prep basketball: Tough night for Tigers, Royals, Bobcats
• Nene, Nuggets send Jazz to 0-2 start
• Agenda of public meeting, Dec. 29, 2011
• 'Nurse-in' staged at Layton Target
• Video of Snowbasin patroller using expletive spurs outrage
• Darts' Richins headlines All-Area Volleyball squad
• With glossy record, Wildcats start Big Sky play
• North Ogden Kiwanis Club, Weber School Foundation donate books to schools
• Hypnotherapy school set to open in Farmington
• The Homefront’s 2011 Top 10 Readers’ list
• In post-Iraq era, drawdown tools replace benefit boom
• Man injured in fall while repairing Kaysville roof
• Man killed by train can be held liable after body part flew into bystander
• Ogden High alum goes for 5th win at Marriott MMA card
• Greiner out as Ogden's police chief
• Republicans have a gambling problem
• Specter of bioterrorism trumps scientific openness
• Government to pay family $17.8M for Marine jet crash that killed 4
• Specter of bioterrorism trumps scientific openness
• OUR VIEW: Reps should live in district
• Iran and al Qaida -- working hand in bloody glove
• Utah man charged in hostage case after Facebook rescue
• NKoreans salute, cry for late leader Kim Jong Il
• Stocks open lower as European worries persist
• IRS building nears completion
• Ogden City has five key economic development programs
• Lakers trounce Jazz
• Cougars bomb other Cougars
• Utah must stop triple-option in Sun Bowl
• Extra perks for Smith to turn Wildcats into winners
• Respect still must be earned
• Fireplace causes scorched porch in Ogden
• Police investigate Tuesday stabbing
• Lovell defense seeks closed courtroom to ask for expert funds
• Weber County school districts prep for wireless future
• Audit reveals extra money in Farmington's reserve fund
• Boy, 10, runs into car on 300 West
• WSU specialists ready to meet wireless needs
• UTA studies distance-based fares
• Late fall fishing brings a bounty
• Winter Classic is 'truly a hockey holiday'
• Players show gratitude for sponsor exemptions
• Websites help you monitor charities
• Voisin: Jimmer Fredette's long-awaited debut 'fine'
• Romney's rivals on the attack
• Man charged with homicide in Ogden baby’s death
• Utah puts off deadline in liquor lawsuit
• Watch out for the banana peel, Newt
• Stephen Colbert offers to pay for S.C. GOP primary
• For Saudi women, progress comes slowly, and not at all surely
• Mitt Romney the street fighter?
• Patience with D.C. Occupy-ers is wearing thin
• OUR VOICE: Syracuse's vacation raise
• 'Cats open Big Sky play Thursday with Idaho State
• Ogden police investigate stabbing; victim in critical condition
• Another Big Sky honor for Damian Lillard
• HERS ONLINE
• BODYWISE RECIPES: Pork Pizzaioli and White Bean Salad
• Conversations key to health care
• There's no slacking off on a slackline
• HOW TO: Handle animal bites and scratches
• Sunset boy with lighter ignites $5K bedroom fire
• Buzzer starts on 108-hour basketball game
• Local insurance agent: UDOT obstructs small businesses
• More from out of state selling illegal drugs in Utah
• UHSAA honors Top-of-Utah prep staffers
• Holy Trinity Abbey: A timeless place running out of time
• Electrical engineer runs his truck, heats his house by the sun
• WSU-Hill form new partnership for electronic engineers
• North Ogden looks to dig new well
• Open house planned to honor council
• Landlords promised details on program
• Man reports getting shot on city street
• New Year's Eve activities set by city
• Driver error blamed for vehicle rollover
• Cougars prepare for WCC with tune-up
• Cougars prepare to begin WCC play
• Can Jazz win without superstars? Corbin thinks so
• One more title shot for former Lancer
• 'Fenway South' on deck for spring Red Sox baseball
• Clippers' Blake Griffin isn't taking a shine to stardom
• Santa Anita opener provides sense of renewal for supposedly dying sport
• Chicago's Toews emerges as leading MVP candidate
• Lillard again named Big Sky player of the week
• Riding in car riskier than ski lift despite recent accidents
• SLC police investigate fatal shooting
• Bountiful lawmaker wants out of daylight saving program
• Utah woman, son rescued from kidnappers after Facebook post
• GOP candidates' wives, kids get in on the act
• Romney: Touting business skills in White House bid
• Couple optimistic despite demolished home, injuries
• A quiet Occupy Ogden Christmas
• With horse numbers falling, Legacy refocuses efforts
• Weber State's Lillard doesn't shy away from leadership role
• Nets' Okur, Williams reunited
• Donations up for some nonprofits
• Roy names winners in lighting contest
• WSU’s Kitty College starts Tuesday
• Family encounters unexpected visitor
• Officials call timeout on development negotiations
• Fire marshal remembers time in fire-prevention program
• Clearfield City modifies 2012 fiscal budget
• Web can help those with chronic conditions
• Tale of the Moth lifts sports for Holliday season
• Tony LaRussa saw the retirement writing on the dugout
• Moulton: Winning isn't the only language in Montreal
• MLS moves on minus Beckham
• Skiers collecting data for air bag safety system
• Funny how Santa goes in and out of -- and back into -- our lives
• Police investigate shooting that injured man
• Driver cited following Ogden collision
• Family's three children all born with life-threatening diseases
• Davis voting precincts lack, well, voters
• Jail break: 43 inmates furloughed for holiday
• North Ogden mayor appoints two to plan commission
• Christmas a slow time in local courts
• Bank helps FCC provide gifts to kids
• Buying gifts that won't be wrapped for very long
• Bank of Utah helps those in need
• Utah Jazz's stocking is half full
• Quirks galore in compressed NBA schedule
• Tebow meets prep QB amputee
• MMA Today: Strikeforce will live on in 2012
• Scandal, labor woes make 2011 one of sports' worst
• Balance of power in major leagues heads West
• How weather factors into Winter Classic plans
• New-look Jazz are a great big question mark
• Forest Service information office may be revamped
• The failure of a successful donation season for the homeless
• At least 61 dead in northeast Nigeria violence
• Children's hospital screens guests for sex crimes
• West Haven family: Open up, accept gift of live Nativity
• North Ogden trainers sheepish about movie talent
• Davis ordinance would allow more pets, require cats to be licensed
• No poetry or 'Star Trek' quotes as man pleads guilty to bribing Riverdale officer
• Pleasant View councilman opposes giving park land to fire district
• Army captain gets unexpected leave to spend holiday with family
• The reason behind focus on Huntsman, Romney? Their Utah ties
• 37 Clearfield homes to be sampled for water contamination
• Syracuse to explore sale of Jensen Park land
• Lights! Music! Action! Man syncs lights at Layton park with holiday tunes
• Family escapes injury in I-84 rollover
• Ogden Clinic announces holiday openings
• Farmington City Council mulls smoke-shop rules
• Reilly puts money where his mouth is, gives Jimmer his due
• Marvez: Back injury forces Steve Robinson from ring
• Former Raptor goes from minors to Fiesta Bowl
• Trade fallout: Kanter, Miles sad to see Okur go
• Moose family evicted from Idaho town
• Craigslist robbers lured victims with fake iPad ads
• New book: Confession is good for you
• Woman takes plea deal in poisoned smoothie case
• USU's ag school sees enrollment growth
• USU student takes home $10,000 'Cheapster' prize
• Celebrate the birth of Christ in Top of Utah
• New Year's Eve, eve event for youth
• Volunteers needed to can beef stew
• Auditions set for Nauvoo pageant
• New Air Jordans cause shopping frenzy across U.S.
• Olympic athletes warned about eating lots of liver
• Prep QB inspiring others after leg was amputated
• Are you there, God particle?
• Getting closer in search for an Earth 'twin'
• A long goodbye to Afghanistan
• Scenarios for the 2012 Republican primary
• Biden, Romney spar like it's fall 2012
• Stocks edge higher after mixed economic reports
• Trip to grocery store in Ogden a real hit
• Junior High students reach New Level of Fundraising
• West Haven partier accused of groping 2 women going to trial
• Logan District ranger issues road-use reminder
• Pleasant View council airs options for retaining wall
• Seven escape injury in two-car collision
• Millburn will head Davis County Commission
• Tax advisory board defines its purpose
• Farmington council OKs beer license for Station Park eatery
• Bouwhuis now on accrediting board
• Basketball players ready to break record, raise scholarship funds
• Bountiful man returns to council after spending more than other candidates
• Boys basketball: Wildcats rip Royals for road victory
• Colts win second straight
• Gauchos no sweat for Cougars in Provo
• No. 8 Broncos roll over ASU in Vegas
• Weber State stomps Utah at the Dee
• Girls basketball: Layton prevails, but loses point guard
• Wildcats Defeat Utes 80-51 to End Preseason
• New Tech College Video Ad
• Romney says no to Gingrich debate
• Magna boy severely burned trying to roast marshmallows
• Wave of bombings across Iraqi capital kills 60
• University scholars say bigger sex archive is better
• 7-year-old boy dies after falling from ski lift
• Massage device causes strangulation death
• Teens admit smearing cake with feces in prank
• Stocks open higher on encouraging economic reports
• Women's basketball: Wolverines get best of Wildcats again
• Aggies rise above visiting St. Peter's with ease
• Girls basketball: Silver Wolves falter in OT heartbreaker
• Prep basketball: Trojans have little trouble with Tigers
• Gasp! Jazz hold off Blazers
• Gaining hands-on experience at Odyssey Elementary
• UTA board adopts new budget for fiscal 2012
• Weber County Library needs volunteers for Holiday Open House
• Public invited to view live nativity in West Haven
• Ogden woman named Attorney of Year
• Program receives $26K from gala
• Wildcats fall short to Wolverines
• Gerard Butler rescued at big-wave surfing spot
• Time to apply for early turkey hunting permit
• Goalies say physical play is increasing, intensifying
• Prospective Dodgers owners receive bid book
• Harbaugh full of praise for Alex Smith
• Humphries and Nets back together
• Ask Babe: Valuing Dream Team cards, Ruth autograph
• Weber School District making strides with preschools
• Chow hired as Hawaii's coach
• Children receive a bag full of holiday cheer
• Gift of the magi: Lost money found again
• New BAH rates hike average stateside housing pay of 2%
• Things seem to be going Romney's way
• Chow hired as Hawaii's coach
• Dad 'only joking' when he posted Facebook photo of his bound, gagged toddler
• UTA budget: Revenue up, but so are expenses
• Romney sidesteps tax dispute; Gingrich dives in
• Bachmann adds much-needed levity to GOP campaign
• Utah sees population growth slow in region's sluggish economy
• UDOT looks to combat freeway vandalism
• Quick Change Night at Weber State Thursday
• WSU Captures Holiday Spirit Through Charitable Efforts
• Davis retains 12 public defenders
• Polk Elementary student starts toy drive for children in need
• Agendas of public meetings, Dec. 21
• Ogden tables its plan for 21st Street corridor
• Service Dog's Legacy
• Prep basketball: Knights efficient in romp over Wolverines
• Medlin's 27 paces Aggies to victory
• Girls basketball: Bears flex muscles in victory
• Big holiday lines at Top of Utah post offices
• Family gives delivery men a surprise for saving their boy
• Dea Millerberg to be in court today
• Woman pleads not guilty in crime spree
• New formula changes Utah's graduation rate calculations
• Davis Hospital and Medical Center donates 7,724 pounds of food
• Layton High School students raise $10,546 during PARC fundraiser
• Discovering the magic in teaching at WSU conference
• Cougars pull away from Bulls
• Hammer, Swan, Thomas to stick around at Weber State
• Burks learning the hard way that NBA is not Colorado
• Source: Chow to become next Hawaii coach
• Wildcats hope to exact revenge on Utah Valley
• McDowell comes down from his high, ready to climb
• Gary Bettman talks Winter Classic
• With NFL career shortened by concussions, Utecht charts a new course in music
• Free Mulch in Ogden
• Wildcats Host Utes Thursday
• Ogden Area Ranked 15th in Business
• Ogden Officer Saves Choking Infant
• Now is the Time to Buy and Sell Homes in Utah
• Miracle on 25th Street
• 'Sexpresso' coffee chain hopes for reality TV show
• Muslim clerics kicked off flight sue Delta
• Court overturns sex-for-tickets case
• OUR VIEW: Don't let cursive die
• Boehner's brinksmanship
• Resume food aid to North Korea
• Dems: Romney is easier jobs target than Gingrich
• SPUG: Give from the heart -- or don't give at all
• Why sexual molesters can hide out in plain sight
• Hers online
• Secondhand smoke is harming pets
• Studies: Low-carb diet superior to low-calorie
• At least 3 dead in plane crash on busy highway
• Any truth behind those kitschy sayings, or a bunch of nonsense?
• Spot a child's sports injury
• Mitt Romney's Top Ten on Letterman
• Stocks soar on Europe hopes, strong housing starts
• Jazz blown out by Blazers in preseason opener
• Prep football coaching moves announced
• USU 'Why Men and Women Can't Be Friends' video goes viral
• Pleasant View officials OK vacating street, plat amendment
• Wounded soldier, his mother home in Ogden for the holidays
• Donors overwhelm Weber County Animal Shelter
• Opening of Davis Children's Justice Center a few weeks out
• Ogden clinic, mission team up to give free flu shots
• Farr West council hears positive audit results
• Realtors host Santa event for kids with cancer
• Wildcats rain treys on visiting Comets
• Architect remembered for his designs, community service and as church leader
• Hill air show planned for 2012 Memorial Day weekend
• Man faces charges, accused of pointing gun at Layton party
• Utes nip Pilots to win second straight
• Agendas of public meetings, Dec. 20
• Fredette's first step a good one
• Mustangs are back on track and looking for more
• Cheaters still looking to beat the system
• Valderrama: Colombian soccer 'a mess'
• Eagles' Vick and Jets' Burress traveled similar roads in and out of the NFL
• Masters field already over 90
• Maloofs say they are pushing forward with Kings
• Sandy animal feed plant fire forces evacuations
• Craig James leaves ESPN to run for US Senate
• Utah man accused of running foreclosure aid scam
• Reality TV polygamous family launches challenge of Utah law
• As Romney's firm profited in SC, jobs disappeared
• Men who walk faster live longer
• Davis Moonlight Bike Ride raises record amount
• MacKay sentenced to 20 years
• Holiday shopping easy with these flashlights, bug repellents, dive gear, books, seasonings
• Jones: Jimmer Fredette's first step is a good one
• Thieves steal gift packages from Bountiful porches
• J.C. Oram Now A Consensus All-American
• Fake jersey case highlights risks for fans and collectors
• Utah's Ted Ligety proposes radical changes for ski circuit
• 'Cats host Wolverines in final Big Sky tune-up
• Wildcats Back Home for Comets Monday
• Clearfield sets curfew for students
• Ogden School Board member keeps musical theater alive
• Huntsman confident he will do better than polls say
• Pleasant View looks at excess funds
• Who's been nice? Website tracks local good deeds
• Pleasant View to replace two radar units for patrol cars
• No fee increase for South Davis Sewer District users
• No raise, but more time off for Syracuse city manager
• Driver passes out, plows into fences in Huntsville
• Social worker: Grieving OK
• Pieced-together organ rings out in rural community
• Banged-up Wildcats happy to see incoming Comets
• McLeod, Tinsley battling for Jazz roster spot
• Gingrich, Romney begin final pitches
• Police: NYC woman burned to death owed suspect $2K
• Egypt’s military, activists vie for public support
• Soldier in last convoy leaving Iraq calls wife
• Havel, hero of anti-communist revolution, dies
• House GOP leaders want new payroll tax cut bill
• Army is pressed on why it kept trusting Manning
• Economic recovery slow for US nonprofits
• Syria on the brink of civil war
• Woman doused in gasoline, torched in elevator
• Veteran consumer advocate takes on big-time sports
• There's no arguing Aron Wellman's record at the track
• Marvez: 'Gold Standard' Shelton Benjamin now shining in Ring of Honor
• Packers' Finley calls Tebow coverage 'disturbing'
• Pro leagues must take every step possible to make sports safer
• Utahns react to recommendation of no cellphones for drivers
• Utahns react to recommendation of not cellphones for drivers
• First Jazz scrimmage not Kanter's best
• Ohio fries Aggies' bowl dreams
• Prep basketball roundup: Darts gain experience at tourney
• Women's basketball: Buffs batter visiting 'Cats 77-59 in Colo.
• UCLA women beat Illinois for NCAA volleyball title
• Syracuse hires new public works director
• Ogden area ranked 15th for business
• Court hearing for Mark Ott postponed
• Prep wrestling: Alta wrests Warrior Duels title away from host
• Santa Claus does lots of toys, but hope is the real gift
• Recruits sing and party with vet home residents
• Coats, scarves and gloves given to families in need in Ogden
• Settlement helps homeless vets
• Now is the time to keep hunting jobs
• Stuckey coming back to Pistons
• Favors begins to feel at home in SLC
• No. 6 Baylor wrests victory from BYU's grasp
• Wildcats fall to unbeaten Buffaloes
• Utah lawmaker resigning due to fundraising ban
• Crash survivor helps launch holiday anti-DUI blitz
• Widow sues again over suicide in artifacts case
• NY remains are missing prostitute, police confirm
• Neighbor describes Ill. mom shooting child in yard
• Gingrich says rivals’ criticism taking a toll
• Egypt military uses heavy hand in crushing protest
• Lowe’s pulling ads from Muslim show sparks protest
• Senate OKs payroll tax cut, huge spending bill
• Qatar eyes Olympics after World Cup victory
• Critics point to overburdened 'VFW Line' as sign of Panthers' vulnerability
• Former Tiger Alan Trammell should be in Hall of Fame and Detroit should help
• The best traditions in college hoops
• MMA Today: Rising Gilbert Melendez aims for the UFC
• The scramble is on for NBA teams with new coaches
• Kroickick: Next up for Donald -- win a major
• Jones powers No. 6 Baylor past BYU, 86-83
• Child-custody exchange goes wrong in Ogden
• Ogden judges won't touch sheriff deputy's lawsuit
• Lillard, Wildcats smothered by Bears on road
• Farr West councilman gives advice to board
• Pleasant View mayor asks council for interim official
• Wildcats Fall 77-57 at California
• Prices plummet at the local pumps
• Woman facing eighth DUI charge could soon see her ninth
• Bountiful man syncs light display with music
• Prep basketball: Vikings rout former region foe
• Prep basketball: Lancers get back to .500, whip Panthers
• Prep basketball: Wolves dominate Bees on road
• Clearfield council OKs placing poles on city land
• Winter train festival set at Promontory
• Seniors in Bountiful to receive lectures on music
• West Bountiful woman charged with theft of packages
• USA Cash Services of Utah gets second Layton location
• New website allows users to compare hospital services for health care
• Girls basketball: Royals rise past Cardinals
• Photoshopped-train image leaves cautionary tale for media
• Liljenquist appears likely to mount U.S. Senate run
• Ohio, Utah State see bowl win as key to season end
• Euros or Olympics? English soccer players pick
• 'Super Six Classic' ends with Froch-Ward bout
• Olympic diving hopefuls vie in winter nationals
• Don Mattingly to appear in Indiana hometown ballet
• Emotional Niedermayer welcomed back in New Jersey
• IndyCar: 'Limitless' racing factor in Vegas wreck
• Brian Billick said to be interested in Dolphins' coaching vacancy
• Unknown players to watch during bowl season
• Aggies RB Turbin weighing options
• Is the end nigh? Check the Mayan calendar
• Area churches announce holiday services
• Change of scene: 'Messiah' sing-in moved to Catholic church
• Monastery offers opportunity to dedicate Christmas lights
• Hunt family presents 34th live nativity
• Public invited to bells concert at church
• Solstice celebration to be held Thursday
• New Zion Baptist needs music minister
• Missionaries
• Stocks rise as optimism about US economy grows
• Thieves steal from accused shoplifters mid-act
• Pleasant View council OKs second phase of Willow Brook subdivision
• More funds may be up for grabs in Morgan, legislator says
• Prosecutors seek 20-year sentence for Brigham City pain doctor
• Another All-American Honor for J.C. Oram
• Shooting shakes up couple in Ogden
• Great Salt Lake Minerals donates items to food bank
• Two charged with elderly abuse
• Animal adoption event Saturday
• Not guilty plea in neighbor shooting
• Costs from windstorm buffeting Davis County's reserves
• 1 of disabled man's 3 attackers sentenced to jail and probation
• Clearfield military family floored after winning home repair contest
• Syracuse fire chief resigns, faces drug charges
• 3 families accuse man of inappropriately touching children in Centerville, Roy
• Hill airmen deliver Christmas to foster care children
• Warriors nip Lakers in overtime thriller
• BCS sticks Boise State's Moore with flop finale
• Falcons smash Jags on Monday night
• Liljenquist resigns from state Senate
• NCAA puts athlete stipend on hold
• Andersen signs one-year extension at USU
• Wildcats fall in overtime on Field Trip Day
• Overstock.com's pallet-able auction
• Jazz reach deal with forward Josh Howard
• Has America grown numb to concussions in sports?
• AROUND THE RINKS: Concussions nag Crosby, Giroux
• Major champions and their major moments
• Ask Babe: How valuable is a baseball signed by Dusty Baker?
• U.S. canoe-kayak moves headquarters to Oklahoma City
• Feds issue scathing report against AZ sheriff
• Air Force blames pilot for F-22 crash in Alaska
• Tanker fire turns freeway into 'Carmageddon'
• Vernal woman, 75, pleads guilty to fatal 2004 shooting
• Corbin is silently but surely taking command of the Jazz
• Anonymous donors pay off Kmart layaway accounts
• OUR VIEW: No texting, calling on road
• How Gingrich stole Mitt's Christmas
• Officials continue rescue of crash-landing birds in Southern Utah
• Genealogy services stop listing Social Security numbers
• Killing of wolves from air in Idaho draws fire
• Hatch laments failure of his balanced budget amendment
• United Way: Time to give to 'Santa'
• Visit Layton man's home, share family's Christmas village
• Collision sends car to bottom of Layton ravine
• Constortium helps Ethiopians better endure drought
• Miss Rodeo Utah is first runner-up
• Woman arrested, has other warrants
• Food donation box at DreamMaker
• Davis fair earns international honor
• Ruby Price's 96th birthday wish: Donate to Toys for Tots
• Knowlton Elementary students eager to serve others
• UDOT releases its wish list for Top of Utah road projects
• Prep basketball: Trojans exact revenge on Wasps
• Prep basketball: Strong 2nd half helps Lakers dump Bears
• Top of Utah hotel workers receive awards
• Davis fair will pay $4,400 for stingrays
• Layton may land Buffalo Wild Wings restaurant
• Jazz to take new approach to defense
• Wildcats amped for Field Trip Day
• Eagle Scouts
• Weber senior menus
• Ogden school menu
• Blood donors needed for Monday event
• Farr West council OKs golf easement appraisal
• Veterans benefits adviser to visit Wahlen home
• Boys & Girls Club, Roy city celebrate 'bond'
• Box Elder Symphonic Choir to present 'A Carol of Joy'
• School PTA collects Christmas gifts for families in need
• Community calendar
• Maybe miracles just take the right frame of mind
• Strong legacy of success in Davis School District
• Bountiful man's copper creations add light to yards
• Davis County school menu
• Pets of the week
• Notice of Public Hearings
• Romney in NYC while rivals stay in Iowa, NH
• Google $11.5 million to fight slavery
• Exchange exec challenges Corzine on missing money
• US stock futures lower as euro worries persist
• Feds urge states to ban texting, talking on roads
• Novell’s case against Microsoft goes to jury
• NJ Nets owner wants to buy Russia media holding
• Watch for icy road conditions
• Drivers should watch for icy roads
• UTA Service unavailable first day of Spring Semester 2012
• Neither rain nor snow ...
• Making tracks in the snow
• Ogden seniors crochet for Salvation Army
• North Ogden city manager finalist for county spot in Colo.
• Man charged with sex abuse of child
• Agendas of public meetings, Dec. 14-15
• SWAT called in for Ogden arrest on Davis County warrants
• Centerville nunchakus assault case to go to trial
• Syracuse man investigated on suspicion of child sex abuse
• Prep basketball: Darts prevail on frosty shooting night
• WSU hopes new aerospace master's program out of this world
• From bowling to 'bowling': Fun week ahead for Aggies
• Kanter far from Turkey, but Okur making him feel at home
• Rapid Redux ties record; wins 19th straight
• Cook: Patience, hockey fans - Crosby is worth the wait
• Senkiw: Seeds of brawl planted by Twitter gone bad
• Rush for Christmas start leaves NBA in disarray
• Column: Is China the new Klondike of soccer?
• Mountain West has the best bowl record in the BCS era, but teams are leaving
• Source: Jazz meeting with Josh Howard
• Huge private plane planned to launch spaceships
• Crop-eating stink bugs a new menace
• Four Army aviators killed in helicopter crash
• Flaming Gorge pipeline proposal draws criticism
• Utah gas prices down 28 cents from last month
• Wildcats Play at Cal Friday in Berkeley
• Judge rejects Dewey MacKay defense motions
• 'Cats host Field Trip Day on Thursday
• Lillard Repeats as Big Sky Player of the Week
• Father being sued by teen daughter seeks dismissal
• WSU's Lillard repeats at Big Sky player of the week
• Trump won't host debate
• Davis County agrees to hourly rate of golf course cleanup
• OUR VIEW: Greiner must go
• Protesters halt operations at some Western ports
• Overstock holds auction for excess merchandise
• Huntsman seeks GOP presidential nomination his way
• Work crews find man’s body in Price sewer manhole
• Facebook aims to help prevent suicide
• Utah company to wrap up $1B case against Microsoft
• Casino operator appeals directly to Mass. town
• GOP embraces showdown over oil pipeline, tax cuts
• Warning to all husbands: Do not take this gift advice!
• Stock futures rise as calm returns to markets
• Retail sales rises for sixth straight month
• 15 Chinese children killed in school bus accident
• Agendas of public meetings, Dec. 13-14
• Stolen pickup truck found
• Ogden to install natural gas device
• Roy to hold its third town meeting
• Weber assessor earns 2011 award
• Man charged with assault, drugs, more
• High school plans concert, art show
• Clearfield High School raises money for cancer research
• Corbin makes Jazz know all jobs are up for grabs
• Ogden MMA pro 'living the dream' at age 43
• Former Scot into JC Hall of Fame
• Jimmermania begins as Kings open camp
• Champions dropouts shocking
• Cook: Harrison deserves hefty fine for hit on McCoy
• NBA in a mess with failed efforts to follow pioneers
• Wyoming community builds championship 6-man program
• Harsh spotlight: Players' reputations sullied despite denial
• Park City pedestrian dies of head injuries
• UTA bus hits, injures woman in West Valley City
• Hundreds mourn slain Va. Tech officer
• Gingerbread House a Winner
• Police seek suspect in fatal hit-and-run
• Lindsay Lohan tells Playboy she's learned from her mistakes
• Lawmakers ask TSA for passenger advocates at airports
• Romney grilled on gay marriage by gay veteran
• Phares named president of Sandusky Newspapers
• Obama sides with the 99 percent
• OUR VIDEO: Inmates and video visits
• Many indifferent as Noriega returns to Panama cell
• A few hacker teams do most China-based data theft
• Russian tycoon to compete with Putin in election
• Italian markets nervous as unions strike over cuts
• Protests boost sales and fears of sonic blaster
• High court could look at state immigration laws
• Fed nearing a plan to clarify direction of rates
• US stock futures fall on euro pact concerns
• Plain City council OKs partial release of funds
• Many items needed for animal shelters
• Recycling program working in Farr West
• Funding secured to handle spate of Roy Fire Department vehicle problems
• Como se dice 'congratulations'? Teacher wins foreign language prize
• North Ogden offers swim party to recruit lifeguards
• Farmington officials vote to get generator for City Hall
• West Point amends subdivision plan for LDS Church building
• Tebow, Broncos beat Bears 13-10 in overtime
• Wildcats forced to adjust after loss of Bullinger and Otis
• Jazz's Bell works toward stronger 2011-12 campaign
• Harlequin duck incident prompts calls for no hunting
• State board approves upgrade for Bronco Stadium
• MMA Today: Jones aims to extend his year-long win streak
• U.S. Olympians to wear vintage patriotic clothing
• Former Bear Bobby Douglass a prototype quarterback for Tim Tebow
• Sun Bowl: Georgia Tech seniors have last chance for bowl win
• McNulty: Are Angels paying big bucks for small returns?
• English soccer is premier in U.S.
• New Roy convenience store gets alcohol license
• Weber Canyon crash sends 2 to hospital
• Wildcats bounce back, throttle Thunderbirds
• Shockers get best of Aggies in high-scoring affair
• Ogden officer saves life of choking child after Christmas Village visit
• 'Cats Beat Thunderbrids 84-66 to Improve to 6-2
• Crushed car shows only one way many lives are vulnerable
• Wreaths Across America honors military personnel
• Officers take needy children Christmas shopping
• Farmington FrontRunner station reopens despite storm damage
• Service in LDS Church big part of Romney's life
• City may need to change animal ordinance to match county's
• Police arrest 2, seek 1 in theft of porch package
• Elves add to fun at Breakfast With Santa
• Area man accepts Clearfield's assistant city manager position
• Top of Utah storm bill soars
• Hayward packs on a little muscle, some confidence
• Wildcats roll past Roadrunners for home win
• Hughes paces Wildcats to blowout victory
• Streaking Cougars rout hapless Utes
• In bullfighting, Dusty Tuckness is simply the best
• Don't believe anybody in this Big East expansion FIB
• Olympic champion Mesler takes lessons to school
• Wild's Casey Wellman a rare Californian in the NHL
• Here's one way to clean up the title mess
• Agendas for Tuesday, Dec. 13, 2011
• Palestinian hit in face by tear gas canister dies
• Bear hunt brings out protesters
• Woman charged in penis silicone injection death
• Va. Tech gunman called quiet; went to small school
• Coyote hunting just breeds more coyotes
• More than a thousand gather for WSU fall commencement
• Courtyard Inn tenants put out in the cold
• 8 children help Dad support Mom as she earns degree
• Judge lowers bail of Roy man accused of stepdaughter's homicide
• Man receives minor head injuries in accident
• Smog debuts in Weber County
• Online versus print: Sometimes it is the same thing
• Storm cleanup questions answered
• Officials encourage flu vaccinations before holidays
• Carjacking suspect pleads guilty
• Girls basketball: Lancers unbeaten, excited about season ahead
• Power-play goals doom Mustangs
• Rodeo: Field, Wright shine in Round 9
• Prep basketball: Titans win overtime doozy
• Deseret Duel comes early this year
• Darts' dogged 'D' shuts down Miners
• South Weber remembers 13-year-old with some 3-on-3 hoops
• Jazz happy to re-sign 'professional'
• Short-handed Wildcats hope to bounce back against T-Birds
• Dunst, Blunt among big stars in Ogden's Sundance lineup
• Make the most of networking meetings
• Realtor: Now is the time to buy, sell homes in Utah
• Romney weighs in on differences with Gingrich
• Help raise food for the homeless at health fair
• Grace Bible invites public to two Christmas events
• Sister Stephanie teaches eight spiritual values to live by
• 'Joseph Smith's Sword' author to hold book signing
• Standard-Examiner solicits list of holiday church services
• Oasis in the Desert: Elim celebrates anniversary
• Missionaries
• Service of Healing and Assurance planned
• Public invited to holiday bell concert
• Holidays gifts yard sale set for Sunday
• Elderly man talks of ordeal in Arizona mountains
• Area fishing report, outdoors calendar
• Thornton leaves USU hoops program
• The delusions of Syria's Assad
• Vonn finds winning form despite tumult off slopes
• US stocks rise after new European budgetary pact
• Rockets hit Israel after fighting flares in Gaza
• First Degree Recipient in New WSU Program Graduates
• Wildcats fall to Wolverines
• Climbing store suspect arrested
• Strike force nabs 2 meth suspects near Marriott-Slaterville
• UDOT seeking federal grants for Weber, Box Elder roads
• Vehicle, foot chases in Ogden result in 2 arrests
• Equestrian event to benefit West Haven boy
• YCC desperate need for kids’ shoes for Spirit of Giving drive
• Roy senior citizen avoids scam but worries others won't
• Prep basketball: Morgan loses third straight in nailbiter with Sky View
• Miller secures steer wrestling round at NFR
• Ogden shuts down The Courtyard Inn
• First WSU electronics engineering grad revved up
• Crews work around golfers at Davis course
• Toys for Tots has 800 requests to be filled in Top of Utah
• Weber library needs upgrade
• Layton pet can't be saved after seizure in dog pound
• League nixes trade of Hornets' PG Paul to Lakers
• Today is last day to help local military family
• Register now for Santa breakfast in Clearfield
• Bulls' Boozer says playoff loss just growing pains
• Stranded 86-year-old man survives AZ storms
• Air Force dumped remains of war dead in landfill
• Lawsuit over Cache County jail's postcard policy dismissed
• Man sentenced to life for Idaho hotel slaying of Utah woman
• Police find $339,000 in car's secret compartment
• OUR VIEW: Trump's circus
• With Playboy release looming, Lindsay Lohan continues with community service
• New poll shows Romney still has 'Mormon problem'
• Severe winds at 160 mph hammer Scotland
• 'Cats Back Home for Southern Utah Saturday
• Va. Tech gunman believed to be dead
• Virginia Tech shooting of 2007 led to changes nationwide
• U.S. Postal Service may be beyond saving
• Plain City council members thanked for service
• Sons of Pioneers to hear trek stories
• Riverdale student wins poster contest
• Rules of conduct now established in Syracuse
• Enjoy snow theme at Weber County Library fun night
• Fundraising concert planned at Layton High School
• Hexcel to expand West Valley operations
• Ogden Teacher Named Top Environmental Educator of the Year
• Furnace Safety
• National finals rodeo: Hannum wins big
• Undersized WSU got punched in mouth
• S. Ogden police sponsor angel tree
• Church plans gifts yard sale Sunday
• Morgan High drill instructor pleads guilty to burglary
• Santa's haul at Weber State University destined for Catholic Community Services
• Prep basketball: Silver Wolves dig in on defense, stop Roy
• Cougars punish Wildcats in Provo
• Aerospace company pays $2.5M after fraud accusations
• Sprague appointed to taxing group
• Skate park closed for winter season
• Vets can get VA info in Clearfield, Ogden
• Library offers evening of stories
• Weber-Morgan Narcotics Strike Force arrests five in Ogden
• Titans crash boards to destroy Utes
• Attic fire damages South Weber house
• Wildcats Fall Again in Provo, 94-66 to BYU
• Guard's work almost done in Davis wind cleanup
• Overall Hatch Act questioned by director of federal agency
• Jazz like team core, including Millsap, Jefferson
• New FNJF rail jam series set
• With monkey off back Wildcats prepare for UVU
• A little ‘Nightmare Before Christmas’ in Riverdale
• Elementary students getting prehistoric
• Don’t let planning overshadow the reason for the trip
• VA staff shortages still impacting care, PTSD experts say
• Orem man's marathon medals become tribute to 9/11
• GOP occupied with amending the Constitution
• 2 Utah men toasted toes in alley fire
• Weasel waver acquitted of assault
• Guns N' Roses, Chili Peppers in Rock Hall
• Maintenance man charged in slaying of 7-year-old girl found in trash bin
• Local adaptive snowboarders fight to get the sport into Paralympics
• Weber State's Lillard leading nation in scoring
• Wildcats' Oram snags All-America honors
• American Airlines defends booting Alec Baldwin from plane
• DA: Syracuse statute of limitations has passed
• Sandusky jailed on new child sex abuse charges
• J.C. Oram Named to AFCA All-America Team
• Families demand prosecutions in W.Va. mine blast
• Administration aims for simpler credit card bills
• With last word, Blagojevich to ask for mercy
• Former Israeli president enters prison
• Pearl Harbor attack remembered at 70th anniversary
• For Sandusky’s accusers, a chance to face him
• Obama, Clinton to world: Stop gay discrimination
• Romney steps up pace of campaign as caucuses near
• US stock futures slip, hope dims for Europe deal
• Ogden council approves donating land for homeless housing
• Agendas of public meetings, Dec. 7-8
• Woodmen donate to Pioneer Park
• Reception off for African officials
• Energy assistance still available
• Plain City discusses new plans for Town Square Park
• YMCA given OK for new building
• Aggies stop bleeding in victory over UVU
• Girls basketball: Triple threat powers Titans to win
• Prep basketball: Royals erase hole to take down Lancers
• D-Will, Jimmer will visit Jazz
• Cosby recalls baseball youth: 'I wasn't any good'
• Miguel Cotto got a measure of revenge in the ring
• College sports scandals prove leadership is lacking
• Kroichick: Whatever Tiger's future, golf is now more compelling
• Soccer chief Blatter embraces goal-line technology, professional referees
• Alex Smith's uncle was a 'no-brainer' for Weber State
• Damian Lillard Named Big Sky Player of the Week
• Nationa Guard to continue cleanup in Davis
• Feds: Ogden Police Chief Jon Greiner must go
• A return home for WSU coach John L. Smith
• ACLU calls for independent review of Haka incident
• Wealthy chiropractor, wife accused of welfare fraud
• Death of Moab skydiver probable suicide
• Missing Sandy mother, 13-year-old son found safe
• Source: Big East set to add Boise State, 4 others
• Grizzlies' Fadden tabbed ECHL player of week
• Lillard named Big Sky player of the week
• Michael Connelly shows how police work really works
• Sondheim tops off story with second 'Hat'
• Bookmarks
• John L. Smith Named WSU Head Football Coach
• Big part of nuclear reactor heads to Utah landfill
• Pleasant Grove to vote on Sunday beer sales ban
• EU in antitrust probe of Apple, e-book publishers
• Stock futures rise despite S&P’s warning to Europe
• Dozens of bodies dumped in Syria, activists say
• PROMISES, PROMISES: Securing US border impossible
• WSU Welcomes John L. Smith Back to Campus
• Agendas of public meetings, Dec. 6-7
• Stacks of letters support Brigham City doctor
• Visitors perk up Weber, Davis county tourism revenues
• Picabo Street helps unveil invention by Ogden skier
• Saddle bronc round goes to Wright again
• Sundance premieres, documentary premieres revealed
• Prep notes: Warriors, Vikings clean up in the pool
• Many dangers from button batteries
• Strike force arrests seven on drug charges
• Greatest prep cross country season ever?
• Donate, meet Santa, and waive a ticket
• Woman and baby burned stoking fire
• Habitat for Humanity seeks donations
• Crushed car gets national fame but leaves its owner flat
• Some of our nation's athletic programs are devoid of heroes
• Dempsey becomes leading American scorer in EPL
• Threat to European ratings deflates stock rally
• Elderly women say TSA made them strip
• Cop fired for casting spell on city manager
• Wildcats Take on Cougars in Provo Wednesday
• Davis landfills report thousands of tons of storm debris
• Davis School District wants to improve weather procedures
• John L. Smith to become next Weber State football coach
• Coach K suspends Watkins indefinitely
• Cattle owners happy to have option to slaughter horses
• Body of missing girl found in trash bin
• OUR VIEW: French fries and cheap pizza
• Tough guys on illegal immigration
• BYU QB Heaps to transfer for 'fresh start'
• Southern Utah water agency building fake river
• Men more likely than women to crash during bad weather
• Contractor scams emerge amid Utah windstorm damage
• 'Laugh-In' comic actor Alan Sues dies at 85
• Michael J. Griffiths
• Clinton cites serious concerns in Russia voting
• Sarkozy says eurobonds not a solution to crisis
• Markets rise ahead of Merkel, Sarkozy talks
• Obama defends American faith amid GOP critique
• Few teens sexting racy photos, new research says
• Fraternity tightens rules after incident
• Sheriff cautions: Check chimneys
• Kaysville school closed today
• Davis volunteers help with wind cleanup
• South Ogden native earns top state award in Idaho
• Boys and Girls Club teaches youngsters about giving
• 2012-2013 budget process to begin early
• Layton Parkway extension completed
• Clinton retail development thrives
• Video visits for inmates keep jail calmer
• Lillard stepped up when Wildcats needed him the most
• WSU to announce new football coach Tuesday
• Mustangs lose first series after coaching change
• Utah, Georgia Tech accept invites to Sun Bowl
• Tulsa to face BYU in bowl; Aggies get Ohio
• Morgan Elementary in Kaysville closed on Monday
• Utah governor orders Guard to assist Davis County
• Man booked in crash that kills sister, her husband
• Stolen Santa returned to Ind. man with $100, note
• Putin’s party losing support in parliamentary vote
• Iran says it shot down unmanned US spy plane
• Eddie Long taking time off from Ga. megachurch
• Clinton flies home to fete Kennedy Center honorees
• Questions swirl around $6 billion nuclear lab
• US debt: money managers’ least favorite investment
• McCain: Hispanic vote ‘up for grabs’
• National Guard helping cleanup in Centerville
• San Gabriel Valley still feeling effects of windstorm
• 13 hurt when fans storm Okla. St. field
• GOP race shifts following Cain decision to suspend campaign
• Lillard's 41 Help Wildcats Prevail in 2 OT
• Lillard's 41 leads Wildcats to Double Overtime Win
• Parasite found in Utah's Strawberry Reservoir
• Lillard's finishing flourish leads WSU to double overtime victory
• Utahn Kaycee Feild wins third straight bareback round
• Rivera leads Pacific past Utah State
• Prep sports: Darts third at XC nationals
• Badgers win bowl game at Rio Tinto
• Nelson's big day leads BYU in Hawaii
• LSU locks up title spot; Houston loses BCS bid
• SR-39 in canyon to close Tuesday
• Hospitals begin new visitation rules
• College football: USU wins Aggie showdown in N.M.
• Most have power again in Ogden area
• Wind watch issued for Davis and Weber
• Women's basketball: WSU women hang on for first victory
• Bulldogs hand Utes their 6th straight loss
• Wind has rocked Davis County many times
• Walker Cinemas to have brighter sign
• Shelter: Many having hard financial times
• Wildcats top Spartans in thriller
• Next WSU football coach should be young ... at heart
• For the nitty-gritty on 'dirty,' go to Conrad Dobler
• Blues have thrived under Hitchcock, but questions remain to be answered
• Sprint extends NASCAR sponsorship through 2016
• Report: Sandusky talks about Paterno, case
• Park City teen wins inaugural women's World Cup ski jump
• Andy Reid trying to put an orderly face on the Eagles' chaos
• Branquinho tops steer wrestling standings
• Park City teen wins inaugural women’s World Cup ski jump
• Child playing with lighter suspected cause of destructive Ogden fire
• 3 NATO troops killed in eastern Afghanistan
• France to bring home staff from embassy in Iran
• Former teacher who sold suicide kits guilty of tax evasion
• Singer Mindy McCready's 5-year-old son in custody
• Orem man wants to pay taxes with silver
• Early hole dooms Mustangs
• Girls basketball: Berry helps St. Joseph roll over Altamont
• Prep basketball: Warriors hit their freebies to top Tigers
• Science Saturday studies toys, magic
• Idaho prisoner admits abusing boy
• Kids and Christmas benefit show set
• Top of Utah begins cleaning up mess from wind storm
• High winds lay waste to golf courses
• Free disposal of green waste offered
• Carbon monoxide reminder issued
• Crashes on I-15 blamed on black ice
• Hill base reps: TCE being contained
• Volunteers pack 700 Christmas stockings to be sent to soldiers
• 'Launching Business' column coming to Standard-Examiner
• Crews move dirt from vacant lot to build future parks
• Former BYU lineman, Archibald makes grandmas proud
• Hawaii needs to beat BYU for berth in bowl
• Institute students make gifts for needy
• Seniors eye another Aggies' milestone
• 'Secret Santa' hands out $100 bills
• Forest Service against linking 2 Utah ski areas
• Gov. offers sympathies amid destructive Utah storm
• Winds brings head injury, generator fume poisoning
• Cain to make 'major announcement' Saturday
• 'Raunchy' Christmas deer light display brings complaints
• School district bans Santa
• Man, 81, sentenced for conducting phony breast exams
• Stock market closes out its best week since 2009
• Utah home inspired by Disney movie 'Up' sold
• Utah Jazz coach Corbin eager to get ball rolling
• Majerus' rebuilding program takes flight in Year 5
• Mayor Godfrey Address on Ogden City Wind Damage
• Update on City Efforts Related to Wind Storm Damage
• Pakistan defends lack of action during NATO attack
• Kim Kardashian's husband says mariage was a fraud, seeks annulment
• Violent wind storm leaves path of destruction across the West
• Stock futures rise on Merkel talk; jobs data eyed
• Wild winds wallop Weber County
• National Finals Rodeo opens in Las Vegas
• Girls basketball: Lakers battle past Darts on home court
• Devastation in Davis
• Toddler hospitalized after Ogden crash
• Brigham City Holiday Home Show to benefit club, students
• Utah got in way of flow from Wyo. to Ariz.
• Psych exams ordered for suspect who said she dreamed about killing son
• Was 2011 flooding the worst Utah has had in 50 years?
• Votes could win home repairs for Clearfield military family
• FrontRunner service in Farmington disrupted by storm debris
• Syracuse to add attorney, engineer to city staff
• Fundraiser aims to set basketball record
• Doctor's office offers exams for donations
• Red Cross seeking hero nominations
• Seahawks add to Eagles' misery in Thursday rout
• Wildcats come up short vs. Utes
• Kroichick: Baseball's Hall of Fame ballot lacks a sure thing
• College band death casts shadow on rich tradition
• Respite time offered free for care-givers
• Weber County students earn prizes in statewide contest
• Plain City rider wins title in AQHA competition
• Millsap among Jazz players ready to go
• Farmington subdivision plat amended by the city
• Kim Kardashian's husband seeks annulment
• Holistic Fair set for Saturday in Centerville
• Centerville makes plans to repair well
• Eagle Scouts
• Loan extension granted to Druyon
• Ogden school menu
• Weber and Box Elder counties senior menus
• Davis County senior calendar
• Military news
• Community calendar
• Davis County school menu
• Pets of the week
• FEC nixes Lee's super PAC
• WSU Davis Campus in Layton Closed Dec. 2
• Wildcats Back Home for Spartans Saturday
• Ogden Opened Emergency Operations Center and provides current assessment of city
• UN: Syria death toll tops 4,000
• Strong winds down trees, power lines across the West
• High winds cause havoc in Davis, Weber counties
• Sundance Film Festival promises an eclectic slate
• Romney to air Iowa ad, signaling play for caucuses
• Stocks slip in early trade, a day after huge rally
• Another Republican challenging Gov. Herbert
• WSU Cleaning Up After Wind Storm
• Electrical problem blamed for fire
• Ogden to host African delegation
• Homicide charges coming soon in Alexis Rasmussen case
• Denver snaps Aggies' streak
• Weber County Animal Shelter asks for help
• WSU prof says elderberry can help fight flu
• Et tu, pooch? Dog tramples over shotgun, blasts owner
• Your kids are among those at risk, says Ogden drug cop
• Prep basketball: Tigers dump Lakers in second half
• Prep basketball: Austin's Lions edge host Jayhawks in overtime
• Legacy Events Center to host two grappling/jujitsu tourneys
• HighMark Charter School constructions started
• What would Jesus do? 'Tis the season to lighten up
• Dinner, dance fundraiser set for vets home
• Public invited to Davis County 9/12 meeting
• Stuck duck hunter rescued in Farmington Bay
• Q&A with Keegan Bradley: He gets major perks
• Ostler: What the end of the NBA lockout really means
• Premier League spends 72 million pounds on agents
• Ask Babe: Valuing Keds sports handbooks
• IndyCar removes Barnhart from race control
• Stanford quarterback Andrew Luck leads Scripps Heisman Poll
• No exact science to scoring the sweet science, evidenced by the Pacquiao-Marquez fight
• Ogden students join forces to perform ‘The King and I’
• Ways to enjoy the holidays without weight gain
• North Ogden woman focuses on a healthier lifestyle
• Layton resident decorates tree for deployed husband
• A true ‘perfect shopping experience’ tops wish list
• Amid battles to protect benefits, gays seek equality
• Dow closes with biggest gain in three years
• Environmental group says politics played role in BLM grazing study
• Dog shoots BE duck hunter in buttocks
• Bookstore Teams with Santa to Benefit Catholic Community Services
• Commencement Ceremony Planned for Dec. 9
• Medicinal Researcher Paul Cox to Receive Honorary Degree from WSU
• Prep basketball: Knights blow lead as Bobcats prevail
• American Airlines in bankruptcy
• Officials outline cancer combat strategy
• Sheffield readies for WNFR debut
• Disability doesn't slow Bonneville's piano wizard
• Prep basketball: Lancers' balanced attack tops Bees
• Royals ride roughshod over Scots
• Agendas for Thursday, Dec. 1, 2011
• WSU team advances to national Ethics Bowl championship
• West Haven mom who confessed to trying to smother son arraigned
• Hearings set for safe theft suspects
• Jury trial set in Bountiful stabbing murder
• SUV crashes into Ogden home Tuesday night
• Trial date set -- for fifth time -- in child sex abuse case
• Man accused of Layton robbery proclaims innocence
• Obama: Hill 'mayor' worthy to be one-star brigadier general
• Aggies to host Denver Pioneers tonight
• Hayward, Mack ready for NBA season to start
• Comedian Patrice O'Neal dies, had suffered stroke
• Perhaps it's time for Weber State to make a coaching gamble
• Sullivan rounding back into form after concussion
• Tiger absence makes youth in golf shine
• Penguins selling 'roof' ornaments made from Igloo
• Report shows Sandy has Utah's highest cancer rates
• Layton Walmart evacuated by small electrical fire
• Barely half of Utah's college students graduate
• DC United gets Robbie Russell from Real Salt Lake
• Pac-12's have-nots to become haves with TV deal
• Malian Officials Scheduled to Visit Ogden and Learn About Local Government
• Utah tourism spending grows
• New High Adventure Playground Receives Rave Reviews
• Another ski-area smokescreen
• OUR VIEW: Lee super PAC a bad idea
• Detailing costs to fight Rudd Canyon fire
• Sexual abuse suit against priest who hanged himself settled
• Michael Jackson's doctor sentenced to 4 years
• Feds charge Utah scientist with theft of trade secrets
• 'Cats Suffer First Loss 87-70 at Saint Mary's
• NBA rumor mill heats up; Millsap talk abuzz
• Junior high students compete in triathlon with adults
• 200-pound third-grader removed from home
• Young Republicans choose Ron Paul over Romney
• Utah State accepts Famous Idaho Potato Bowl bid
• Lindsey Vonn, husband begin divorce proceedings
• Bettor wins dispute over USC-Utah score change
• Anne Hathaway is engaged to boyfriend Adam Shulman
• Denver's 'Tebow Effect' continues to confound
• Occupy Wall Street becoming just a labor protest
• Kansas governor apologizes for flap over student tweet
• Utah's projected budget surplus above $400 million
• For GOP, it's bland vs. firebrand
• Aggies' Wagner garners WAC defensive player of week award
• OUR VIEW: Working forever
• UCLA fires Rick Neuheisel; will coach Pac-12 title
• Jets' Pouha says Bills WR insensitive to Sept. 11
• Utah professor denies child porn charge
• The toy I'd nominate for the Toy Hall of Fame
• Layton curator gets museum professional award
• Weber, Morgan fire departments use new system for emergencies
• Audit has administrators worried about the future
• Syracuse could meter secondary water
• Residents complain of plowing in North Ogden
• Free presentation on vets, PTSD
• Free holiday concerts planned
• Plain City projects are moving along
• Wildcats hold on for narrow victory, 4-0 start
• Change allows structures in agricultural zone before homes
• Wildcats Hang on for 69-61 Win to Improve to 4-0
• Kurds' future tenuous, Weber State professor says
• Physician assistants, nurse practitioners take on bigger role
• Family history relived before Farmington home razed
• Police: Mom confesses to trying to kill son
• Mustangs drop three as road woes continue
• Teen dies of injuries from Halloween auto-pedestrian accident
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• Utah has among highest home ownership rates in US
• Utah man arrested after infant’s hospitalization
• Bid to change Utah’s nominating system considered
• 2012 Mormon missionary calendar is last in series
• Gingrich coup: Endorsement from NH’s largest paper
• Wildcats' comeback comes up short on prayer shot
• Weber State softball inks nine high school signees
• Iraq emerges from war a society divided by sect
• 'Cats rally falls short against Anteaters
• SWAT team’s shooting of Marine causes outrage
• Ethnic group demands say in new Libyan government
• Baptist minister urges churches to appreciate gays
• Arab League approves Syria sanctions
• Counterfeit bills passed more during holiday season
• The last Mormon beefcake pin-up calendar
• Cricket milestone falls short by swing of the bat
• Lions should have said more about Suh's stomp
• Bettman pleased with early returns on NHL season
• NBA is back, but what about the smaller markets?
• ATK has big role in Mars mission
• College basketball: Stew's Aggies heat up from long range
• Committee seeks nonprofit status
• Taboo Talks series continues Tuesday
• Four selected as temporary judges
• Syracuse girl, 9, trying to recover from seizures
• Council accepts bid for roof repair
• Weber County truck crash cuts power
• Contract gives dogs a place to exercise in Davis center
• Layton apartment unit heavily damaged in blaze
• Historic train engine in Ogden
• New OUTreach director brings a wider reach to the gay community
• Santa 5K, electric parade, festivities ring in holiday season
• Hikers and bikers turned firefighters put blaze out in canyon
• Skirmishes drag on in lawsuit
• Godfrey looks back at 12 years as Ogden mayor
• Louisiana Tech rips NMSU, wins WAC
• Cougars fall to Badgers in finale
• Players excited to get back on the hardwood
• Wildcats ink pair of local golfers
• Deal is about the money, not the fans
• Weddle keeps his chin up during disappointing season
• 'Cats get a taste of tournament play
• Students in Delta are teachers, too
• How much crazier can Black Friday get?
• Colombian official: Rebels executed 4 captives
• Islamist party takes most seats in Morocco poll
• Pope: sex abuse ‘scourge’ for all society
• Marines to wind down Afghan combat in 2012
• German police, demonstrators clash at nuke protest
• Obama pops into bookstore, backs small businesses
• Mali: German killed; Dutch, SAfrican, Swede seized
• Alleged LA-area pepper-spraying shopper surrenders
• MMA Today: Bellator wraps up successful 5th season
• Andy Reid and Bill Belichick: BFFs
• Erickson's tenure at ASU could be nearing end
• Bud Lewis remembered for teaching golf like no other
• Female boxers fight skirts ahead of Olympics
• Softball signs nine players to NLIs
• Owners believe new CBA will help small-market teams compete
• NBA players, owners agree to tentative lockout-ending deal
• Architect to plan regional museum in Bountiful
• Weber County Republican Women to hear Rep. Ivory
• Clearfield holiday decorating contest announced
• Shoppers: Black Thursday/Friday even pleasant
• Ogden residents flee fire; garage, RV damaged
• Not all oppose North Ogden utility rate hike
• Internships benefit high school students, Standard-Examiner
• Syracuse slows talk of funding road repairs, maintenance
• Small businesses await their piece of holiday pie
• WAVE makes wireless charging pad
• Cougars dump Pack, snag first road win
• Badgers ready to play in Top of the Mountain Bowl
• Black Friday: Discovering kindness amid the chaos
• Threat of theft puts a damper on holiday cheer
• $200K safe theft leaves lasting impact
• Pink rink in Station Park attracts young skaters
• WSU women remain winless
• Mistakes doom Utes in Pac-12 finale
• Aggies still the in hunt for WAC title, bowl game
• Finding a company that hires your skills is crucial
• More than a thousand creches to brighten annual Christmas display
• Stories for Christmas: LDS Institute plans Spectacular
• Plain City family offers live Nativity
• Variety of churches celebrate interfaith Thanksgiving together
• Missionaries
• 'Cats drop second game at Oregon tournament
• Expensive experiment: Will MLB work in Miami?
• Column: Beckham, Federer prove gravediggers wrong
• Financial gurus, not fans, like Pac-12's TV deal
• Teen skier Shiffrin eager to begin year in Aspen
• Duval goes where he's never been to find game
• NASCAR opens and closes 2012 season with a bang
• Grizzly encounters may be Idaho's new normal
• Deer camp puts focus on helping military veterans
• Paralympian joins pro cycling team after recovery
• Wildcat Men Head to Saint Mary's Tournament
• Hooper couple meets special needs of 6 adopted children
• Survey: Morgan teens drinking alcohol at home -- with parents' permission
• Center hopes Davis residents in giving mood for Christmas
• Snowbasin stuffed for Thanksgiving
• Suspect may have burglarized 3 homes in Layton
• Police, firefighters raise $11K for Syracuse teen with cancer
• Free exercise helps Thanksgiving feasters burn calories
• Centerville officials question wedding receptions at city hall
• Fundraiser planned for cancer patient
• North Ogden mayor promises better agendas
• Subdivision flooding blamed on tree roots
• Harvard crushes Utah in Bahamas
• WSU women bested by Ducks
• Wildcats fall to Ducks in Oregon
• Cox named Big Sky Newcomer of the Year
• WSU’s Cox, Wray earn Big Sky volleyball honors
• Gingrich gambles in bid to catch Romney
• Utah pays $40K settlement over Taser incident
• Ex-polygamous sect spokesman convicted of contempt
• Bullinger glad to be on court after offseason accident
• Bullinger glad to be on court after off-season accident
• 6-year-old girl injured after being struck by car in Tremonton
• Utes, Buffaloes are playing for very different prizes
• Serbian folk queen charged with beating soccer manager
• 'Gumby' bandit guilty
• Plane crashes, explodes in Arizona, 6 feared dead
• Provo Santa Run
• Ogden Santa Run
• Hayrides starting in Commons Park
• Nativity Event runs Friday, Saturday
• UTA will sound horns on Friday
• Steam locomotive coming to Ogden
• Clearfield-based Lifetime Products branches out
• It's no pie in the sky: Sandy's sells a million
• Former conjoined twin thrives in Clinton
• Is the occupation all for naught? WSU professors think so
• Policy meant to discourage for-profit use of facilities
• Fire district substation plans discussed in Pleasant View
• Hill holds dinner for military families away from home
• Five arrested for burglaries from Pocatello to Ogden
• Harris Hills subdivision given preliminary approval
• Syracuse OKs new taxing entity committee
• Property changed to Gateway West zone
• Clinton fitness center helps firefighters keep in shape
• North Ogden Santa House gets a new look
• Farmington tweaks excavation permit guidelines
• Contract provides car for Farmington city manager
• Centerville receives thumbs up for financial reporting
• Prescription and Over-the-Counter Drug Drop Off Event Scheduled
• WSU Student Researches Pygmy Rabbits and Their Habitat
• School celebrates first Thanksgiving for 35th time
• Officials: Husband shot wife and killed himself
• Canvass confirms Plain City council
• Justice Department sues Utah over immigration law
• Scuba exercises help stroke survivor recover
• 14 years later, DNA identifies Ogden rape suspect in Arkansas prison
• Plain City man, 82, injured in Monday rollover
• Davis commission awards grants from golf tourney to youth groups
• Centerville students honor soldiers for 'Hero Day' holidays
• WSU students share anti-tobacco initiative info with Ogden
• Layton suspect in gym attack: Not guilty
• Prep basketball: Watson propels Bees past Tigers
• Muppets movie seeks old formula
• Cougars throttle Panthers by 39
• Prep basketball: Darts rout Riverton in opener
• Girls basketball: Scots earn thrashing at hands of Eagles
• Aggies falter in overtime defeat
• Big Sky honors Wildcats' Bamforth
• Female high school football coach has team in DC title game
• Pebble might be in Tiger's near future
• Cook: Crosby's sensational return sparks Stanley Cup fever
• SUU's Osborne, Farr earn Great West honors
• Source: BYU, Big East end negotiations
• Utes' title hopes get a revival
• Could Jazz be gone in 5 years if players get their way?
• Antlers go every which way on Clays' odd rack
• MacPherson: Pricey free agents rarely pay off
• Utah high court rejects death row inmate's appeal
• Layton man faces 14 sexual assault charges
• Justice Department sues Utah over immigration law
• 'HarBowl' doesn't please 49ers' Jim
• Beat down America's bullying problem
• Supercommittee's super-sized surrender
• Scott Bamforth Named Big Sky Player of the Week
• College investigates hazing in marching band following death of drum major
• Controversy still swirls around rifle used in JFK assassination
• 17 arrested as cops bust alleged cockfighting ring
• Website defending Mormonism adopts softer name
• Wildcats Sign Local Pair to NLI's
• 19 Wildcats Earn Big Sky All-Conference Honors
• Police seek suspects in Provo jewelry store heist
• Gates testifies in $1B lawsuit against Microsoft
• Liquor board discussing recommended changes
• FBI admits mistake in Utah gang numbers
• Car drives through fence at Miami airport
• Bush tax cut debate dooms deal to cut deficit
• Glitzy Vietnam cemetery offers bling for the dead
• At DC DMV: Driver’s license, tag renewal, HIV test
• In NH, Obama to push for payroll tax cut extension
• US stock futures fall a day after Dow drops 249
• Economy grew at 2 percent rate in third quarter
• Communication Department to Hold Information Session about Master’s Program
• Hunger dinner raises awareness of poverty in Ogden
• Man suffers head injuries in rollover accident
• Agendas of public meetings, Nov. 22
• UDOT to add another lane to Top of Utah on I-15
• Recount in Syracuse reaffirms Peterson as the winner
• Prep notes: Top preps battle for pool props
• Utahns warned: Avalanche danger high
• Founders Day in Plain City needs volunteers
• Davis courthouse to be closed Thursday, Friday for Thanksgiving
• Despite gaudy statistics, Owens and Moss may not be Hall of Famers
• Shea: Tony La Russa talks baseball
• Marvez: Ring of Honor producer Jim Cornette circles back to the '80s
• Eddie Sutton: A country song kind of basketball life
• Woods gets closer to looking like 'the old Tiger'
• Patton: MLS title should make history for Landon Donovan
• Top Olympic tickets for sale, but it will cost you
• Taylorsville leaders decline pit bull ban proposal
• Unfortunate reality (TV)
• C.J. Tuckett Recieves More Honors
• Weber State women finish 29th at NCAAS
• Man charged in W. Jordan bank fire-bombing appears in court
• Wildcat Women Finish 29th at NCAA XC Championship
• Wildcats' Tuckett repeats as Big Sky POW
• Aggies' Turbin earns WAC weekly honor
• McNulty: Tebow's success is temporary unless he changes
• Iowa: Vital to GOP now, irrelevant later
• Salvation Army bell-ringer fired for harassing man for not giving
• Early-season snow raising avalanche danger
• Suicide suspected in Springville overpass death
• Attorney: Alleged Walmart thief has severe drug problem
• Men's Soccer Club Wins Sixth National Championship
• WSU Ethics Bowl Team Advances to National Competition
• Wildcats' rally falls short against rival Cougars
• 'Cats fall to Montana in season finale
• 'Cats Beat Anteaters to Improve to 3-0
• Wildcats Beat Portland State to Close Season
• Herschel Walker Visits with the Wildcats
• Wildcats fall to Bobcats in Bozeman
• Wildcats host Cougars on Saturday
• Women's basketball adds Washington standout
• 'Cats Take on Anteaters Saturday in Irvine
• WSU Women's Cross Country at NCAA Championship
• Weber State volleyball signs Texas standout
• Wildcats drop tough road game at Utah State
• 'Cats Conclude Season at Portland State Saturday
• Water Rates Discussed
• Wildcats Knock Down Aggies 73-63
• WSU Ramps Up Mobile Effort
• C.J. Tuckett Honored by Big Sky
• Wildcats Host Aggies for In-state Showdown Tuesday
• 'Cats fall to Broncos in season opener
• 'Cats swept by Bears
• Tuckett Leads Wildcats to Win on Mac's Last Home Game
• Wildcats tip off season at Boise State
• WSU Women Take 3rd at Regional Meet; Men Finish 6th
• 'Cats Post Largest Win Ever in Season Opener
• Wildcats win five-set thriller vs. Northern Arizona
• Weber State Holds Charity Food Drive
• Hunger Banquet at WSU to Focus On Poverty’s Impacts
• Eight Wildcats earn All-Big Sky soccer honors
• Wildcats 19th in Preseason Mid-Major Poll
• Former NFL Great Herschel Walker to Visit Weber State
• WSU Student-Atheltes Visit Boys and Girls Club
• Economics Professor’s Paper Wins Burkhead Award
• WSU Women Win Big Sky Cross Country Title
• WSU Women Win Big Sky Cross Country Title; Men Second
• Montana Blows Out Wildcats 45-10
• Sonora Grill Deal (October)
• Cox leads Wildcats past Bengals for first home win
• Joel Bass Named Assistant Athletic Director
• Wildcat Athletics Posts Improvements in Graduation Success Rate
• Newcomers lead Women's Basketball in Purple and White
• Wildcats See First Action in Purple and White Scrimmage
• 'Cats host Bengals in White Out
• Wildcats Finish 13th at Herb Wimberly
• Wildcats at 11th Ranked Montana Saturday
• Ogden and Clearfield Job Growth Tops in US
• WSU Cross Country Teams at Big Sky Championships
• Basketball Purple and White Game Wednesday
• Cerro Wire Announces Stellar Safety Record at Ogden, UT Plant
• Wildcats earn Big Sky berth with 1-0 win
• Eagles rally past Wildcats
• Wildcats Fall 35-28 to Thunderbirds
• 'Cats swept by Vikings
• Up Close With the Wildcats - Josh Booker
• Goddard School Named a Top Business Program
• Wildcats edged by Vikings
• Wildcats to host two matches
• Men's Basketball Picked First in Preseason Polls
• New York Times Correspondent to Discuss Economy at WSU Presentation
• Weber State University to Host Graduate School Fair
• Civil War Historian to Deliver Lampros Lecture
• Wildcats Home for Southern Utah Saturday
• Women's basketball picked 8th in preseason polls
• Blackout Football Game Saturday
• Groundbreaking set for Nov. 8 at WSU Davis Campus
• National Anthem Tryouts Wednesday
• Trevor Pletcher Earns Big Sky Defensive Honors
• 'Cats break through with road sweep of NAU
• Cross Country Performs Well at Arkansas Meet
• Wildcat Duo Wins Utah Intercollegiate
• 'Cats Knocks Down Bengals 39-12 for Homecoming Win
• Eagles stun Wildcats, 3-0, on Saturday
• Up Close With the Wildcats - Xavian Johnson
• WSU Earns Toyota T-TEN Validation
• Home Depot Bringing Nearly 700 New Jobs to Ogden
• Wildcats swept by Bears
• Late goal lifts Weber State over Montana
• Up Close With the Wildcats - Caldwell Taylor
• Men's Basketball Begins Practice Friday
• ‘Last Lecture’ to Highlight WSU Faculty Forum
• Soccer hosts Montana on Thursday
• Funding for Student Success Center
• WSU’s Fall Enrollment Sets Another Milestone
• WSU Wraps Up Wildcat Invitational in Ninth Place
• Wildcats Back Home for Bengals Saturday
• WSU Struggles on Day One at Wildcat Invitational
• 'Cats, 'Jacks draw 1-1 in Big Sky play
• 'Cats Finish 14th at Cowgirl Desert Intercollegiate
• Wildcats drop heart-breaker to Bobcats
• 'Cats knock off Bears, move to 2-0 in Big Sky
• Wildcats fall to Grizzlies
• CAPER July 1 2010 - June 30 2011 Submitted to HUD October 7
• Wildcat Club Hosts Homecoming Kickoff Party
• Volleyball Match Moved to Friday
• Former Wildcat Brad Barton Passes Away
• Halloween Costume Contest
• Amber Henry Earns Big Sky Cross Country Honor
• Stewart Library Special Collections Celebrates 40th Anniversary
• Women's basketball begins practice on Tuesday
• Everyone Is a Wildcat for Homecoming
• Outstanding Alumni to be Honored by WSU Salutes
• Distinguished History Professor to Discuss the Early West
• Tanner Leads WSU at Jack Taylor Classic
• 'Cats fall to Hornets
• WSU Comeback Falls Short in 27-21 Loss to Eagles
• Cross Country Peforms Well at Notre Dame Meet
• Late goal lifts 'Cats over Bengals in Big Sky play
• WSU to Present Families Alive Conference
• WSU and Oregon State Announce Football Game in 2015
• Football Watch Party vs. Eastern Washington
• Dave Kearl Steps Down as Head Men's Golf Coach
• WSU to Host Ogden Mayoral Debate
• Invisible Disabilities Revealed at Diversity Conference
• Wildcats Take 11th at Rose City Collegiate
• 'Cats Fade to Eighth at Thomas Memorial
• WSU Football Heads to Eastern Washington Saturday
• Wildcats fall to Broncos
• WSU Sits 11th at Rose City Collegiate
• Wildcats in Sixth at Thomas Memorial
• Mike Hoke Named Big Sky Co-Offensive Player of the Week
• Unger Leads 'Cats at WSU Fall Open
• Despite strong effort, 'Cats fall to Baylor
• Wildcats Knock Down Bears 45-21 for Second-Straight Big Sky Win
• Bengals overpower Wildcats in Big Sky action
• 'Cats fall to Roadrunners
• WSU to Host Watch Party at MacCools on Sat.
• Coyle Earns Second Big Sky Runner of the Week Honor
• Physics Department to Host Open House for All Ages
• 'Cats fall in five sets to Wolverines
• Wildcats Back On the Road at Northern Colorado Saturday
• Sortor, Eames earn Big Sky soccer honors
• Freshmen lead 'Cats to 12th-place Finish
• Wildcats offense comes alive in rout of Aggies
• Wildcats Earn First Win 49-17 Over Sacramento State
• Wildcats swept by Vikings
• Wildcats Sweep Montana State Cross Country Invitational
• Eagles sweep 'Cats in Big Sky opener
• 'Cats drop nail-biter to Utes
• 150 Fingers, 88 Keys, An All-Steinway Celebration
• WSU Cross Country Teams at MSU Invitational
• 'Cats suffer tough loss to Broncos
• Wildcats Finish 19th at Circling Raven
• Wildcats Home for #20 Sacramento State Saturday
• Jewish-Reggae Sensation Matisyahu to Visit WSU
• Josh Kealamakia Named National Special Teams Player of the Week
• Wildcats come up short vs. Cowgirls
• Aggies Dominate Wildcats 54-17 With Huge Second Half
• Wildcats fall short vs. No. 11 Nebraska
• Late goal downs Wildcats at Air Force
• 'Cats fall to Bluejays in Nebraska
• Mormon Scholars to Discuss Recent FLDS History
• Discover Your Polling Location
• 'Cats swept by Gaels
• Brittiny Moore Selected as Career Athletes On-Campus Intern
• Snyder Tabbed Big Sky Golfer of the Week
• YouthBuild Mental Toughness Week
• John Coyle Named Big Sky Runner of the Week
• Wildcats Head to Logan to Take on Aggies Saturday
• Wildcats fall in five-set thriller
• 'Cats Rally to Third at Battle in the Tetons
• Keep Pets Leashed for their own Safety
• Find out how YOU can be Involved in the 24th Street Interchange
• Family Studies Research Receives National Honor
• Wildcat volleyball to host Utah State
• Wildcats Sit Fifth at Battle in the Tetons
• Xavian Johnson Named National Freshman of the Week
• Slow start costly for 'Cats vs. Washington State
• Wildcats' Upset Bid Foiled in 4th Quarter
• Wildcats Drop Heartbreaker 35-32 at Wyoming
• 'Cats suffer tough five-set loss to Seasiders
• WSU XC Teams Fare Well at USU Invitational
• 'Cats fall to Bulldogs
• WSU Reclaims Wildcat Invitational Title
• 'Cats host Seasiders in home debut
• Wildcats Open 2011 XC Season Saturay at USU Inv.
• Join Weber State for College Colors Day Friday
• Wildcats fall to Cougars
• Constitution Week to Recognize U.S. Military
• 2011 Municipal Primary Election: September 13
• Wildcats Kick Off Season Saturday at Wyoming
• Coach McBride Weekly Radio Show Begins Wednesday
• Despite career highs, 'Cats drop two matches
• 'Cats come up short in opener
• 2011 Football Information Guide
• Wildcat volleyball begins 2011 season Friday
• Save The Date
• Back to School for Ogden - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• 'Cats top Wolverines for first win
• Women's Cross Country Picked First, Men's Third in BSC Preseason Poll
• 2011-12 Wildcat Club Luncheons
• Volleyball wraps camp with Purple-White match
• Offense Leads 'Cats in Final Scrimmage
• 'Cats Fall In Season Opener to Aggies
• Weber State, BYU Annouce Football Game in 2012
• Women's Soccer Kicks Off 2011 Season
• Running Game Leads 'Cats in Second Scrimmage
• WSU Begins Athletics Internship Program
• WSU to Host Charity Benefit Event
• Block Party Blasts Back to the '60s
• WSU Projects Soak Up the Sun
• Information Session about Master’s Program Planned
• Wildcats rout T-Birds, 5-1
• Weber County Fair Winner
• Giving Back to the Community
• Two WSU Football Scrimmages this Week
• John Zamberlin Named Assistant Football Coach
• Soccer picked fifth in Big Sky poll
• 'Cats head to SUU for exhibition match
• 'Cats Wrap Up First Scrimmage of Fall Camp
• Incoming Golfer Posts High National Finish
• Soccer: WSU-USU Rio Tinto Ticket Info
• Football Scrimmage Set for Saturday
• WSU Track Teams Honored For Academic Success
• 2011-2012 Adopted City Budgets are now Available Online
• VIDEO: Volleyball begins fall practice
• Women's basketball schedule announced
• WSU Men's Track Signs Five Student-Athletes
• Women's soccer opener moved to Rio Tinto Stadium
• WSU Prepares for Grand Opening of Wildcat Village
• Volleyball opens practice Tuesday
• Football Camp Report - Quarterbacks
• Wildcat volleyball picked ninth in preseason poll
• Ferro Named Dean of College of Applied Science & Technology
• Wildcat soccer kicks off 2011 training
• Damian Lillard to Participate in Adidas Nations Tournament
• 2011 Wildcat Fan Fest - Aug. 20
• Women's soccer team begins fall training
• Wildcat Football Opens Fall Camp Friday
• WSU to Conduct Emergency Response Exercise
• WSU Hosts Mascot Tryouts Aug. 10
• Athletics/Alumni Offering Recent Graduate Package
• Wildcats add three women's basketball players
• Nikki Palmer hired as softball assistant coach
• Businesses Invited to Take Part in Wildcat Block Party
• Wildcat Women's Track Adds Seven Student-Athletes
• Follow the Wildcats on Social Media
• Public Comment Requested for 24th Street Interchange Environmental Assessment
• Oram, Webb Named Preseason All-Americans
• Visual Arts Collaboration Earns International Award
• Six to Be Inducted in WSU Athletics Hall of Fame
• Five Wildcats Advance at State Amateur
• WSU Picked Fifth and Sixth in Big Sky Preseason Polls
• Harrold to Lead Social & Behavioral Sciences
• Ogden Pioneer Days Parade Lineup
• Three Wildcats Named to Big Sky Preseason All-Conference Team
• Youths Catapult Into the Future
• YouthBuild Program Ready to Begin
• Despain Leads America Sky All-Academic Selections
• Big Sky Commissioner to Address WSU Fans on Future of Conference and College Athletics
• WSU Students Receive National Recognition at PBL Event
• Big Sky Commissioner to Address Future of Conference
• Rocky Mountain Power Foundation Donation Supports Venture Course at WSU
• Where are the Fireworks?
• 38 Wildcats Named to Big Sky Spring Academic All-Conference Teams
• Weber State Men's Basketball Adds In-State Player
• WSU Partners with 1280 The Zone for Radio Broadcasts
• Sixteen Wildcats named to PCSC Honor Roll
• WSU Group Tours EnergySolutions Site
• Chugg Reaches 2nd Round at US Pub Links
• 2011 President’s Award Nominations
• Wildcats prepare for 2011 season
• Sarah Callister Earns Academic All-American Honors
• Brine Fly Research Sends Student to International Conference
• Ron Goch Hired as New Assistant AD for Marketing
• The Signpost Recognized for Outstanding Journalism
• Weber State Releases 2011-12 Men's Basketball Schedule
• New State Fireworks Regulations call for Greater Safety Measures
• New Health Building Open!
• Hales Takes Fifth in Steeplechase at NCAA Meet
• Snowbasin Re-opens for Weekend Skiing While Snow Lasts
• Hales Advances to Finals at NCAA Meet
• Science in the Parks Program to Return for Fifth Summer
• Wildcats Sign Local Golfer to NLI
• Brett Hales Heads to NCAA Track Championships
• Goddard School of Business Welcomes New Dean
• WSU Welcomes the Utah Boys' State Class of 2011
• Progress Continues on Stewart Stadium Field and Track
• Campus Gallery Seeking Art of Shepherd Union
• Damian Lillard Officially Granted Medical Redshirt Season
• Callister Earns Academic All-District First Team Honors
• 2011 WSU Football Season Tickets on Sale Now
• Brett Hales Qualifies for NCAA Championships
• WSU Plans 27th Reading and Writing Conference
• Sarah Callister Takes 24th at NCAA West Meet
• Women's basketball hires Devan Newman as assistant coach
• Stevens-Henager College Graduates Will Receive Diplomas at Commencement on May 26
• Weber State Posts Solid APR Report
• OWATC at Ogden Marathon
• Annual Lindquist Pops Concert Set for July 17Thousands of people are expected to flock to Weber Stat
• Watch High School Graduations Ceremonies Live Online
• Summer Reading Programs at Weber County Library
• Volleyball signs five to NLIs
• Four Wildcats Headed to NCAA Track West Preliminary Round
• Summer Robotics Camp 2011
• WSU on President's Community Service Honor Roll Again
• Wildcats Earn Season Honors
• Four Wildcats earn PCSC honors
• J.C. Oram Named One of Nation's Top Offensive Linemen
• Student’s Research Seeks Prescription for Pharmacy Fatigue
• Men and Women Take Fifth at Big Sky Track Championships
• Men Fourth, Women Seventh After Day One at Big Sky Track Meet
• WSU Hosts Music and Medicine Conference
• WSU Sees Another Increase in Men's Basketball Attendance
• Donation to Christmas Box House
• WSU Track Heads to Big Sky Championships
• 40th Anniversary Celebration
• 'Cats fall to Vikings in season finale
• Tyrell Francisco Drafted in the Canadian Football League
• Weber State falls to Portland State
• Family Empowerment Expo
• Wildcat Track Makes Final Preparations for Big Sky Meet
• Softball signs Josie Tucker to NLI
• Wildcats Rally to Win America Sky Golf Championship
• Wildcats Rally to Win America Sky Championship
• Wildcats Move Within a Shot at America Sky Championships
• Alexander, Richards join women's basketball staff
• Fiscal Year 2011-2012 Proposed Budget
• WSU Honors Student-Athletes at Annual Athletic Awards Banquet
• Stevens-Henager College student representatives invited to Phi Beta Lambda Nationals in Orlando
• Wildcats in 2nd after Day One at Conference Championships
• Women's basketball signs Colorado guard to NLI
• Encouraging Creative Expression Leads to National Recognition
• WSU Track Competes Idaho-Utah Border Clash
• Wildcats fall to Wolverines on Senior Day
• Wildcats drop doubleheader to Wolverines
• Moore Named to All-Big Sky Second Team
• Unger Earns All-Big Sky First Team Honors
• Big Sky Announces Future Football Schedules
• 'Cats Explode to Sweep Two From Southern Utah
• 34 Wildcats Named to Big Sky Academic All-Conference Winter Teams
• Men's Basketball Announces Addition of Devion Berry
• Wildcat Athletics Partners with KP Sports
• National Construction Organization Recognizes WSU Professor
• WSU Track Makes More Progress at ISU Meet
• 'Cats get first shutout, split with Bengals
• 'Cats drop two to rival Bengals
• Weber State Graduates 28 Student-Athletes
• Criminal Justice Students Get Ready to Riot
• Wildcats Down Aggies to Wrap Season
• Wildcats Finish 7th at Big Sky Championships
• Wildcats End Season with Loss to Aggies
• Volunteers Needed for Make a Difference Day May 12
• Softball doubleheader cancelled
• April 17-24 Declared “OWATC Week”
• Grizzlies Edge Weber State 4-3
• Wildcats split PCSC twinbill with Bears
• Track Battles the Elements at USU Meet
• WSU Drops 5-2 Decision to Bobcats
• Wildcats Finish 13th at Cougar Classic
• Quarterbacks Lead Wildcats in Spring Football Game
• 'Cats fall to Bears in PCSC action
• Wildcats Fall in Missoula
• Track Records Three All-Time Top Ten Times at Mt. Sac Relays
• Spring Football Game Set for Saturday
• WSU Names 2011 Honorary Degree Recipients
• Wildcats Pull Out Win Over ISU
• Softball to host Swing For Life game Saturday
• WSU Honors 2011 Distinguished Professors
• Wildcats Take Down Idaho State 6-1
• WSU Commencement Ceremonies Celebrate Class of 2011
• WSU Notes the Passing of Dale Gardner
• Wildcats Edged by NAU
• Wildcats split PCSC doubleheader with Seattle
• Hornets Down Weber State 6-1
• 'Cats drop doubleheader to Seattle in PCSC opener
• 'Cats Battle Elements in Third Spring Scrimmage
• 'Cats set for PCSC opener
• WSU MBA Program Raises Money for Central Asia Institute
• WSU Athletics Annouces Media Relations Staff Changes
• English Professor Heading to Mt. Everest to Solve Mystery
• WSU Family Literacy Program Honors Utah’s First Lady
• Wildcats fall to Utes
• Bethann Ord Named Women's Basketball Head Coach at Weber State
• Ord Named Women's Basketball Head Coach
• Wildcats sweep doubleheader from Aggies
• Cost Named 2011 Recipient of the Lindquist Award
• James named PCSC Mountain Division Player of the Week
• Serial Entrepreneur to Head WSU Innovation Center
• Aggies Grab 5-2 Win Over WSU
• Wildcats Swept in Boise
• 'Cats split doubleheader with Sioux
• Offense Shines in Second Spring Scrimmage
• WSU Track & Field Earns More Qualifiers at UVU Meet
• Earth Day Celebration 2011
• Wildcats roll to 13-6 home win
• Spirit Squad to Host Fundraiser and Sendoff Party
• President of Historic Wendover Airfield Foundation to Present at WSU
• Weber State falls to NMSU
• Hip-Hop Preacher Brings Motivational Message to Weber State
• Ogden Gang Injunction Proponent to Speak
• 'Cats Finish 11th at Santa Barbara Invite
• Governor to Sign Bill For New Building at Davis Campus
• Campaign Focused on Stopping Sex Trafficking
• Fomer Wildcat J.D. Folsom Awarded NCAA Post-Graduate Scholarship
• $36,000-Grant for Children’s School
• Wildcats Swept in Wyoming
• Bears Take Down Wildcats 6-1
• Both Sides Have Moments in First Spring Football Scrimmage For Weber State
• Wildcats Fall 6-1 to Colorado State
• 2011 Weber State Spring Football Outlook and Prospectus
• Wildcats Hold First Football Scrimmage of the 2011 Spring Practice Sessions This Saturday, March 26 at 9:00 a.m.
• Wildcats Fall to Brigham Young
• Weber State Outdoor Track and Field Teams Set To Run At The Stanford and Arizona State Invitationals this weekend
• Ogden Gang Injunction Proponent to Speak
• OPD female police lieutenant to speak
• Health officials want to educate kids on dangers of smoking
• Christian Heritage School to close
• One man killed in single-car crash
• Gov. Herbert blew his chance to curb legislative power
• Syracuse suggests own option for West Davis Corridor
• Equipment exchange helps area youngsters in Layton
• Ben Lomond Suites part of Choice Hotels
• 'Cats Fall 5-2 to Utah State
• Wildcats Finish 15th at Entrada Classic
• Agendas of public meetings, March 23-24
• Teens create mural to be displayed at UTA bus shelter
• Riverdale man helps others despite his misfortune
• Teen sex abuse victim has strong words for mother, stepfather sentenced to prison
• Ex-Syracuse leader, retired Air Force lieutenant colonel faces sex charges
• Little zoologists: Knowlton students become experts on wild animals
• Wangsgard's attorney awaits paperwork for second fraud trial
• Quake in Japan stirs fear in Utah
• Utah's Justin Pope voted off 'Biggest Loser'
• First natural gas station opens in Utah
• Weber State Announces 2011 Football Schedule
• Softball Home Opener Cancelled
• Recent Math Graduate Composes With Numbers
• Gov. Herbert calls special session on open records law
• Two local lawmakers to help deal with GRAMA changes
• 70 years -- Civilian workers part of Hill since 1941
• $1M bail set in shooting
• Weber official registers campaign committee for Ogden mayoral bid
• Riverdale may add fowl language to nuisance law
• Police: Ogden officer hit in face with hammer during arrest attempt
• Group meets with attorney, Kaysville officials on initiative petitions
• Bike-related distributor opens environmentally friendly center in Ogden
• Man faces first-degree felony murder charges
• McKay-Dee nurse advocates limiting catheter use to prevent UTIs
• Stephenson to run for mayor of Ogden
• Detective: Suspect committed hundreds of sex crimes
• Bountiful OKs hybrid development
• Veteran status can now be marked on driver's licenses
• Willard girl earned $1,800 for her Girl Scout troop, honored as top seller in the state
• Kaysville police: Son kills father at Top of Utah motel
• Oregon State Sweeps Wildcats
• Ducks Take Pair From WSU
• Body found in Kaysville
• A ride to remember: Special gear helps the disabled hit the slopes at Snowbasin
• My dog has no sheep, so he herds me out the door
• Official: Farmington budget shouldn't depend on Station Park revenue
• Authors to defend gang injunction at WSU
• Ogden schools recognized for food donations
• After long absence, Morgan High gets debate team again
• Zions Bank donates $500 to family center
• Utah State approves tuition increase
• 'Uncle Tom' remark exposes pain in black community
• Vancouver Whitecaps MLS debut
• Tim James to be honored by Heat for Iraq service
• When it comes to sports, especially basketball, everyone has his own set of prejudices
• Marvez: 'Superstar' Bill Dundee will always have Memphis
• Budgeting is players' big concern during lockout
• Matt Kemp's spring shapes up
• Bulls' Thibodeau making most of his opportunity
• Structure fire in downtown Ogden
• Minn. overdoses show gray area around party drugs
• 'Supermoon' to appear this weekend
• Member of original 29 Code Talkers dies in Ariz.
• Energy plan touts nuclear power in Utah
• Ogden's CROSS helping troubled youths find right direction in life
• Officials harbor high hopes for mental health court in Ogden
• Catfish dinner, musical March 26
• Lutheran church plans Lenten soup suppers
• Rocky Mountain Bible Church looks at 7 things Jesus said
• Heart & Soul coming to Roy, Clearfield
• S. Ogden 6th Ward celebrates 50 years
• Warrior finds healing: Utah man reaches out to those coping with PTSD
• Missionary reunions
• Series on happiness begins today at Seventh-day Adventists Church
• Translation of NIV Bible criticized for gender-neutral language
• Missionaries
• WSU Softball Home Opener and Open House Tuesday
• Eighth Annual Undergraduate Research Symposium March 28
• Continuing motions delay lawsuit against McKay-Dee Hospital
• New medical office buildings to fill void in Layton
• Affordable Care Act offers more choices
• Debris cleared in Top of Utah rivers
• Kaysville denies petitions again
• Olympic Medalist Mark Crear to Speak at Weber State Wednesday
• Rain causes flooding in Weber, Morgan
• Fruit Heights man in Japan is fine
• Weber State's Season Comes To An End With A 68-59 Loss at Oregon in the College Basketball Invitational
• Next Hill air show set for 2012
• All about art: Top of Utah students’ work on display at show
• Pool school: Special needs class focuses on swimming challenges
• HAFB says air show will return in 2012
• Kaysville city cleared of election violation
• Iron Skillet Competition
• Wildcats Post 2nd-Straight Third Place Finish
• Red Storm Takes Doubleheader from WSU
• Mayor Godfrey: I won't veto amended anti-discrimination ordinance
• N. Ogden residents: We want more than six chickens
• Morgan gets tough on door-to-door solicitors
• Hats off to Javier: 20 years of hard work pay off for owner of restaurant chain
• Jail time for man convicted in Maverik robberies
• UDOT gives more time for comments on West Davis Corridor
• N. Ogden council OKs truck purchase
• Llamas, camels and calves, oh my! Davis fair to feature petting zoo
• Exchange students need host families
• Centerville's trails committee has new member
• How to Watch Weber State at Oregon in the CBI
• Safety crews evacuate NSL law firm
• Three holdup suspects face hearing
• Ogden plans for firefighter memorial
• SPJ 'honoring' Governor Herbert with Black Hole Award for closing records
• Weber State's Nontraditional Student Center hosts event
• To text or not to text, that is the 20-cent question
• Petitions retooled, submitted to Kaysville
• Syracuse party host faces charges
• Red Cross, Smith's to accept donations
• Drawing of suspect, description released
• Public hearing set on M&S rezone
• Weber State Meets Oregon in the First Round of the College Basketball Invitational presented by Zebra Pen
• Weber State to Play at Oregon in the First Round of the 2011 College Basketball Invitational sponsored by Zebra Pen
• Farmington storm water policy amended
• Work continues on interior of Whitaker building in anticipation of reopening
• Hill Air Force Base cracks down on Spice
• Syracuse finances looking more solid
• Traffic light may increase road use in Pleasant View
• Planning Commission appoints 2, still has one more vacancy
• Does government owe you money?
• Police nab carjack suspect, seek one
• Community band plans free concert
• Tales of WW II, Uintah resident is former B-17 bomber pilot
• WSU gets bonding for Davis expansion
• Mother's regrets about son being raised in gang life
• Another semi flips on overpass connecting I-15 and I-84
• Mosquito abatement crews prepare for battle
• Kaysville attorney: Ballot initiative petitions are lacking
• Cars collide on Riverdale Road
• NO HEADLINE
• Women's group will discuss health care reform
• Lincoln Elementary teacher honored
• Ogden asks records board to reconsider release of potential donor list
• 'Cats Drop Two More in Tempe
• College Basketball Invitational Ticket Information
• Area residents worry about family, friends in Japan
• Weber State Falls at Saint Mary's, 77-54, In Regular Season Finale
• 'Cats Lose Pair at Diamond Devil
• Weber State Mens' Basketball Team Commits to Play in the COLLEGE BASKETBALL INVITATIONAL sponsored by ZEBRA PEN
• Holy Land provides discovery for Ogden pastor
• Governor's aide expected in court
• Hundreds dead in Japan
• Scattered tsunami damage in Hawaii
• 'Jewel' of an officer remembered for her selflessness, good cheer
• 'On the Radio!': Kids explore music from the past
• Equine therapists: Horses help humans overcome mental, behavioral challenges
• Weber State Faces Saint Mary's on Friday, March 11 in Morga, California
• Brit does comic bit
• Late Offense Leads 'Cats to Win
• Wrongful death suit filed against exterminators
• WSU Will Not Renew Carla Taylor’s Contract
• North Ogden considers entertainment overlay zone
• Daily drink specials? Not in Utah
• Celebrate good times, come on!: Students’ songs recall 50 years of memories
• A sweet treat: Girl Scouts send cookies to troops overseas
• WSU Will Not Renew Carla Taylor’s Contract
• HAFB air show in jeopardy
• Short power outage hits Farmington
• WSU Names Hinckley, Collaboration Award Winners
• Agendas of public meetings, March 10
• Wildcats Slip to Third at Del Walker
• Wildcats Fall to Grizzlies in Big Sky Semifinals
• Governor's staffer arrested on sex assault charges
• Agendas of public meetings, March 8
• WSU Leads at Del Walker Invitational
• Caitlin Anderson named All-Big Sky honorable mention
• Investigators still looking into cause of Clearfield fire
• $2,500 Grant Received for Camp
• Physics Professor Honored by Engineers Council
• Religion Calendar, March 5-11 and more
• #3 Seed Weber State Plays #2 Seed Montana in Banner Health/Big Sk Conference Post-Season Tournament Semifinal Game
• Wildcats Take Second at Hawaii Invitational
• Farmington/Davis County agreement questioned
• Straightening them out: Chiropractor heals children, adults, pregnant women
• Rail cars UTA once eyed now being sold to others
• N. Ogden expects RAMP funds for basketball courts
• Report: Toxic algae in East Canyon Reservoir
• Farmington seeks artists for new City Hall
• Questions after Nev. mine rescue called off
• 'Cats Drop Final Two in Colorado
• Bishop defends vote on cutting funds for wetlands
• Ogden firefighter, police officer hopeful they and others from here will go to World Police & Fire Games
• Ogden gang unit receives honor
• Beware of those who impersonate IRS at tax time
• Big Sky Tournament Tickets Available
• Wildcats Split First Two in Hawaii
• WSU Drops Pair in Arizona
• Weber State Defeats Eastern Washington, 79-70, in the Quarterfinal Round of the Banner Health/Big Sky Conference Post-Season Tournament
• West Haven company will make a rifle specialized for you
• No consensus on anti-discrimination ordinance in Ogden as vote nears
• Miracle: Davis teen grateful life after recovering from near-fatal accident
• Utah's budget in good shape compared to others
• 'Cats fall to Hornets in season finale
• It's that time again. The Standard-Examiner Home & Garden Show is at the Golden Spike Events Center this weekend
• Big drop in kids' ear infections
• Wildcats Sweep Bears on the Road
• #3 Weber State Hosts #6 Eastern Washington in the Banner Health / Big Sky Conference Tournament First Round
• Red Church renewed: After decades in disrepair, Shanghai cathedral sports new look
• Churches step up to feed hungry
• Israeli premier thanks pope for clearing Jews of the death of Jesus
• Presbyterian minister who married gay partner is acquitted; appeal possible
• Missionaries
• Young Womanhood
• Fire in Clearfield
• Woman killed in collision on I-84 in Morgan County
• Board: List of potential field house donors should be released
• Wildcats fall to Bengals
• Mary Noriega Garcia, Ogden, Utah
• Jeffrey Young, Perry, Utah
• James Leonard Lamb, Roy, Utah
• William Geigus Woolsey, Ogden, Utah
• Cheryl Jean (CJ) Bybee Wood, Roy, Utah
• Lucia D. Browning, Ogden, Utah
• Wendell Hess, Brigham City, Utah
• Dee R. Forbes, Clearfield, Utah
• Jane Wright Bauter, Ogden, Utah
• SCOT BAMFORTH, KYLE BULLINGER Named 2010-11 First Team All-Big Sky Conference
• Peery’s delivers Punch
• Big Sky Championship Quarterfinal Ticket Information
• Eastern Washington Stuns Weber State 75-59
• Ex-police officer arrested in Farr West
• Wasatch Elementary students rewarded with trip to Toad's Fun Zone
• Pitcher: Soda tax constituents' idea
• ACLU: Gang injunction infringes on basic civil rights
• Clinton Elementary celebrates Dr. Seuss' birthday
• Syracuse Arts Academy wins Be A Team Player contest
• Steve Jobs emerges from leave to unveil iPad 2
• Weber State vs. Eastern Washington LIVE at 8:00 p.m.
• Taking ‘The Ride’: Program helps elderly get around
• Barlow Named Big Sky Player of the Week
• Jazz player extols reading to Syracuse students
• Career Fair A Smashing Success!
• Help Us Name the Sculptures
• Deliberative Democracy Day to Examine Health Care Reform
• Guest Lecture Addresses Search for Habitable Planets
• Carbon monoxide puts three in hospital
• Woman arrested for Maverik robberies pleads guilty to theft, obstruction of justice
• Mantua shooting under investigation
• From captain to chief: Poulsen leaves Roy to head up Clinton Fire Department
• Weber State Hosts Eastern Washington In Final Big Sky Conference Regular Season Game
• Curator Presents Utah’s role in Movie-Making
• Economics Professor Mbaku Named Brookings Fellow
• Agendas of public meetings, March 1-2
• WSU's radio station moving transmitter to increase audience
• Blood drive set for Wednesday
• Dollar Tree suspect pleads not guilty
• Three-car crash nets no injuries
• Man suspected of burglary arrested
• Others check out UTA's rail system
• Note to Legislature: First Amendment covers tree huggers too
• ACLU to speak on gang injunction at WSU
• Ogden man pleads guilty to seven felony forgery counts
• LINDSEY HUGHEY NAMED BIG SKY CONFERENCE CO-PLAYER OF THE WEEK
• Water, water everywhere ... but do you dare take a drink?
• Religion calendar, Feb. 26 - March 4, and more
• WSU Opens Spring Season with 13th Place Finish
• Host families sought for foreign students
• Buckets 'n brooms: Orem man learns lost arts of coopering, broom-making
• N. Ogden discusses nitty-gritty of chicken ordinance
• She's a dreamer: S. Ogden teen chosen to attend Disney academy
• Old Clearfield City Hall may be transformed
• Clinton toughens rules for neglectful landlords
• Clearfield High's JROTC defends computers for competition
• External security cameras coming to 'real time crime center'
• Ogden public defender fired after filing lawsuit on low pay
• Wildcats Drop Final Two in Crossover
• Wildcats Hold On To Defeat Sacramento State, 73-70, Saturday Night In Sacramento
• Wildcats finish 4th at Big Sky indoor meet
• Elusive elements we all use
• Enter the cage of Utah's fighting culture
• Should children learn mixed martial arts?
• Bill would reopen state agencies to five days a week
• Two permits to hunt on Antelope Island net $285,000
• Weber State's Men and Women Each Have a Fourth Place Finish at the Big Sky Conference Indoor Track and Field Championships
• Weber State tops Sacramento State
• Wildcats Finish 12th at Red Rocks Invite
• WSU Gives Up Late Lead in Opener
• 'Cats Down Eagles for Third-Straight Win
• Weber State Men are 4th; Women 7th After Day One of the 2011 Big Sky Conference Indoor Track & Field Championships
• Washington Heights expands to Bountiful
• Ancient temples focus of speech
• Weber State at Sacramento State on Saturday
• Pesticide company, former employee plead not guilty
• Wildcats knock off Bengals to end skid
• Parking lot in downtown Ogden gets second entrance
• Organizers promise plenty to see and do at bird festival
• 'A chance to be ... normal': Syracuse woman with rare stomach condition approved for surgery
• Syracuse man pleads guilty to arson, communications fraud
• West Bountiful unenthusiastic about caring for oft-flooded trail
• Aging king faces revolt in timely play
• Wildcat softball makes 2011 debut
• Weber State at Big Sky Conference Men's and Women's Indoor Track & Field Championships
• Poitena Named Big Sky Player of the Week
• Syracuse man pleads guilty to arson
• West Bountiful not happy with trail agreement
• Ogden ranked sixth in the nation for most extreme sports
• That’s a lot of candles!: Roy woman celebrates 102 years in style
• Students win American History Essay Contest
• Three injured in collision near ATK
• Exhibit Highlights Historic Utah Artists
• Presentation Examines Ogden’s Gang Injunction
• Agendas of public meetings, Feb. 24
• Storytellers practice craft at festival at Weber State University
• Polk Elementary students draw a story about Cinderella
• Morgan has new maturation video
• Holiday lights to stay up year round on city buildings in Farmington
• 'Biggest Heart' food drive raising nonperishables for those in need
• Farmington OKs new electronic meeting format
• Cell phone tower site protested
• Guilty plea still challenged
• Prepare now for March auditions
• Wildcats Declaw Bengals, 63-39, in Big Sky Conference Action
• Agendas of public meetings, Feb. 22-23
• Ogden pet food plant to make 22 new products
• Racing Nordic style: 80 compete at North Fork Park
• Roy's budget is solid, but city leaders worry about the future
• Roy crash delays traffic Monday
• Volunteers needed 4 hrs./week at YCC
• Special needs swim class offered
• Farmers to offer their own alternative to land-eating corridor
• Farmington residents given venue to speak about corridor
• Resident's sketch helps persuade UDOT to reconsider option C-1
• Gregory Wayne Bone, Layton, Utah
• Thomas Van Latta, Ogden, Utah
• Verna M. Pitcher, Bountiful, Utah
• Mike A. Lujan, Clinton, Utah
• Evelyn Barker Wilson Galloway, Bountiful, Utah
• Weber State Faces Red Hot Idaho State on Tuesday in Pocatello
• Jared Edward Staheli, North Ogden, Utah
• Darlene Saunders Dodge, Ogden, Utah
• Agendas of public meetings, Feb. 22
• Two accidents in same vicinity Sunday night
• Bankruptcies still on the rise in Utah
• Suicide prevention training helps police
• Young adult interns watch legislation on Capitol Hill
• West Davis Corridor plans revamped
• Back country avalanche danger
• Two men suspected of stealing copper wire
• Ogden's Shipley honored for a career of boosting country's defense
• Energy drinks bring warnings from area health officials
• Wildcats Tame Eagles
• Wildcats Pull Out Win over Vikings
• Religion Calendar, Feb. 19-25 and more
• Lightening the load for soldiers
• LDS Church among fastest-growing
• Teen arrested after car accident, police chase
• AGENDAS
• Box Elder Commission changes schedule
• Fire causes $90,000 in damage to home in Ogden
• Canyonlands Canine Association hosts multi-breed dog show
• Picking and choosing a religion that lets me pick and choose
• Layton revises lighting system ordinance
• 'Cats fall to Eagles
• Wildcats have strong effort at 2011 Wildcat Indoor Open
• Aide’s manuscript paints unflattering picture of Sarah Palin
• 'Cats Struggle in BracketBuster Loss
• Park Lane Village trail earns approval
• Davis Applied Technology College team enters robotics contest
• Centerville seeks funds to replace leaky chiller
• Daniels Fund supports Utah charities
• Morgan County courthouse closing?
• South Davis Community Hospital celebrates 50 years
• Security system in the works for Farmington city building
• Swing your partner, Golden Hours Senior Center in Ogden changing to address changing population
• Accurate facts in Doonesbury? Ask Politifact.com
• AWAKEN -- for grades 6 through junior high
• Police dogs with armor: Bill would provide place on tax forms to make donations
• A landslide brought it down: North Salt Lake home demolished
• Wellness fair offered to seriously mentally ill
• iPads help autistic kids learn, communicate
• RAMP committee recommends funding 18 projects
• 'Cats short vs. Vikings
• In gratitude, father organizes drive for Shriners Hospital
• Syracuse farmer criticizes West Davis Corridor routes
• Films come in every flavor
• Home demolished in North Salt Lake
• Medical Panel, Former Governor to Address Ethical Issues
• Event Celebrates Federal Education Programs
• Fire totals semi in owner's driveway
• Agendas of public meetings, Feb. 17
• Morgan PTSOs pass on aligning with nonprofit foundation
• Fourth suspect in burglaries caught
• DUP convention set for Saturday
• Heroic blacks remembered in Black History Month talk
• Maintenance pact close for Legacy Parkway Trail
• Rapper Turned Preacher
• Landslide on the move in North Salt Lake
• Auditor gives Syracuse clean bill of health on city finances for 2009-10
• Wildcats Win Sixth Straight With An 80-58 Win Over Portland State
• Hooah!: Farmington teen accepted to prestigious West Point
• Eagle project a comfort to heart patients
• WSU Hosts the WILDCAT INDOOR TRACK AND FIELD MEET on Thursday and Saturday
• Weber State vs. Portland State LIVE at 7:00 p.m.
• Mike Weir back in the swing of things
• Fire sets off power outage in Roy
• Judge: Robbery suspect doesn't qualify for mental health court
• One day added for testimony in Brown innocence proceeding
• Suit: Ore. Scout leaders, LDS Church were warned of sex abuser
• Most acreage not in final 3 West Davis Corridor alignment options
• Clearfield lawmaker's bill to end no-gun perimeter around schools on hold
• Ruby Pipeline officials agree to repair any damages in Box Elder
• Lane change sets off 3-vehicle crash
• Police seek man in credit union robbery
• Weber State Hosts Portland State in Big Sky Action; At San Jose State on Friday in Sears Bracketbuster Series
• Lagoon prepares new coaster: BomBora
• Award-winning Historian Speaks for Black History Month
• WSU Honors Dedicated Duo With Dixon Awards
• Agendas of public meetings, Feb. 15-16
• LDS Church asked to support immigration Compact
• Police find meth, guns and $20K in Ogden home
• 8 arrested for DVD, CD piracy
• Man arrested in S. Ogden robbery attempt
• Registration due for youth basketball tourney
• Credit union branch to stay open despite Stop & Shop closure
• Helping kids tell their neighborhood to say 'cheese'
• Former teacher pleads guilty to sex abuse
• Weber 9/12 group to meet Thursday
• Teacher reaches plea deal in sex case
• Bullinger Named Big Sky Player of the Week
• RAMP board rejects money requested for field house
• WSU to Help 'Give Kids A Smile'
• Religion Calendar, Feb. 12-18 and more
• USU professor wins top honor
• Group: Suspend LDS missionary visas
• T-shirt design contest announced
• North Ogden looks at water fees
• Centerville mandates permit for trees in park strips
• Roy wants input on general plan
• Pleasant View subdivision residents still waiting for a park
• Century of memories: Man spends decades caring for the forest, rooting for the Jazz
• Morgan city cuts police position, reduces resource officer funding
• 'Cats Run Streak to Five-Straight
• Wildcats strong effort comes up short
• A shave and a haircut -- just ring
• Generosity helps runaway make it from Ogden to Phoenix
• Nicotine products enticing? Utah officials fear packaging a danger to youth
• Conservatives back Ron Paul again for presidential nominee; Romney second
• Pentagon: Security challenges bring bigger budget
• Teen missing from Ogden school found in Arizona
• Obama uses scalpel on budget; Utah's Hatch says it's not enough
• Ogden police seek help in finding teen
• Thousands fill up 'vard in Ogden for free Ice Cube concert
• One-pot method of making meth showing up in Utah
• Immigration bill moves on after 3 hours of debate
• Ogden High coach honored with name on gym floor
• Man gets 60 years in prison in Levy slaying
• Rotary Donation Supports Overseas Outreach Project
• Mid-Life Crisis to provide music at Valentine's dance
• Browning handgun one step closer to becoming one of state's symbols
• Blankets wanted for reservation
• Library plans Family Fun Night
• W. Point boy reported missing found in good condition
• Olympic-sized pool discussed in Ogden
• Grocery shopping at Harmons makes money for schools
• Committee reviews projects for possible RAMP funding
• Clipper executive editor dies
• Weber Basin Water Conservancy District prepares for runoff
• 'Cats fall to 'Jacks
• Weber State Extends Its Win Streak To Four With An 82-55 Win At Home Over Northern Arizona
• Weber State vs. Northern Arizona LIVE
• Man shot, killed in South Ogden
• Columnist to Discuss Life of Larry H. Miller
• Agendas of public meetings, Feb. 10
• Man, 73, hit by car in Ogden crosswalk
• Corridor project open house attracts hundreds with concerns
• Ogden mayor asks RAMP board for field house funds
• Davis School District to celebrate 100th anniversary
• Dew Tour volunteers, supporters behind economic boost
• Clearfield lawmaker's animal-cruelty bill advances
• One in hospital after head-on crash in Roy
• Pregnant mom, 3 kids in I-15 rollover
• Morgan, Box Elder auto shop owners watching emissions bill
• Pressing forward: Cancer Society awards scholarships to survivors
• Life-saving crash: Accident tests show doctors cyclist has lymphoma
• Wildcats Post 5-2 Win over Idaho State
• Grocer to help PTAs on Thursday
• Suspect faces long list of charges from December incident
• Riverdale ordinance on chickens lays an egg
• Agendas of public meetings, Feb. 9-10
• Assessment area faces hearing in Ogden
• WSU blood drive hoping to 'totally rock out' competition
• Utah legislator fields e-mails threatening Logan women, children
• Simmons' murder trial contined
• Crash sends two to hospital
• Two arrested on drug charges in Ogden
• Weber State Hosts Northern Arizona In A Battle For Third in the Big Sky...At Eastern Washington on Saturday
• Wildcats Down Bengals for First Win
• Blind hiker will develop tech aids for sightless
• Teacher pleads guilty to sexual abuse
• Group wants advisory warning about fluoride
• Surge of immigrants from India baffles border officials in Texas
• Weber State Has 40 Student-Athletes Named to the 2010 Big Sky Conference Fall All-Academic Teams
• WSU Plans Engineering Day
• Agendas of public meetings, Feb. 8-9
• Drivers balk at slippery North Ogden Divide
• OHS to name basketball court after coach
• Syracuse council denies waiver request from sewer district
• Pot grower pleads guilty, another suspect awaits fate
• Professor at play: Teaching physics at WSU earns man accolades
• Surviving and thriving: After surgeries and close calls, Bountiful woman is upbeat
• Davis board could limit menus of food vendors
• UDOT's West Davis Corridor options protested
• Legislature goes off half-cocked in selection of state firearm
• Douglas Frank Casper
• Weber State's Indoor Track & Field Team Post Good Marks/Times At The Boise Invitational
• 'Cats to host PinkZone game Saturday
• Striking a chord: WSU professor shares his passion for musical theater
• Ogden food bank building needs repairs and upgrades
• Plain City planning commission changes OK'd
• Sock hop, costume contest for Brigham seniors
• Plain City to update storm water rules
• $2M Centerville dam intended to catch debris
• Proposal to merge two state departments is controversial
• Public hearing for changes to Bountiful's land-use rules will continue
• Clearfield officials eye potential ATK jobs, tax revenue
• Pleasant View to get new Public Works shop
• Eden woman's sister in Australia seeks cleaning supplies after flood
• Lawsuit: Indigents' rights being violated in Weber County
• Teaching via webcam reaches larger audience of students
• Sweep: Riddle, Groenewoud win halfpipe
• Weber State falls to Bobcats
• Weber State Defeats Montana State 78-58
• KHL says D Kulyash fires 110.3 mph shot
• Key injuries having impact on college basketball
• MMA Today: Griffin-Franklin best of UFC 126 card
• Knapp: What does Giants' Bumgarner do for encore?
• Qatar aims to build competitive team for 2022 World Cup
• 10 Super Bowl commercials to watch
• Bucks' Bogut left out of the All-Star mix
• For Keisel, 'The Beard' has grown on him, and Steelers teammates
• Steel, meat-packing industries have changed, but connection with their NFL teams strong
• Weber State vs. Montana State LIVE
• Storm turns some Super Bowl plans into Super Mess
• Religion Calendar, Feb. 5-11 and more
• Wildcats Cruise Past Vikings 6-1
• Interfaith Week highlights Saturday Sabbath observance
• 'Standing on the Side of Love'
• Wildcats Fall Short against Hornets
• Husband: Giffords would be OK with flight decision
• Physics Professor Named Science Teacher of the Year
• Helicopter crashes near Ogden-Hinckley
• Weber State Stifles League-Leader Montana, 68-52, Thursday Night In Ogden
• 'Cats fall to Griz
• Dew Tour puts it on Ice Cube
• Weber State vs. Montana LIVE
• Clothing Fair a Success!
• Peterson names volleyball staff
• Reagan museum gets an update aimed at attracting young
• Police arrest suspect in Dollar Tree robbery
• 40 Wildcats named to Big Sky All-Academic Team
• Pedestrian struck in Roy, taken to hospital
• Misplaced 12th Street medians removed
• Rivera gets 57 years in federal prison for Clearfield shooting
• Local youths selected as finalists for Boys & Girls Club award
• And Sunset Sam's prediction is...
• Suspect in custody in Layton robbery attempt
• ‘All love and hearts’: Vietnam veteran honored with quilt
• Mandarin moment: Interest in China earns student rare opportunity
• Man charged in donation jar theft
• Deceased woman in Clearfield identified
• Judge asks for more information in Brown innocence case
• Weber School District Science Fair held at WSU
• Enable Utah names new president
• Agendas of public meetings, Feb. 2-3
• Police seek man in kidnap attempt
• Case dismissed without prejudice
• Chilly weather hits Top of Utah
• Bill targets HIV-positive defendants in sex cases
• Bill would make death penalty process faster and more fair
• $19.6 million Memorial Courthouse renovation under way
• Police watch for sex trafficking ahead of big game
• 400-pound rubber band ball has life of its own
• Urban kit foxes feed on hot dogs, burritos
• ‘Williams Tell’ Annual Storytelling Festival
• Weber State Hosts Montana, Montana State In Men's Basketball Action
• Children's Art to Help Raise Scholarship Funds
• Agendas of public meetings, Feb. 1-2
• Skullcandy to go public
• WSU panel discusses affirmative action
• Davis County creates wish list
• Police: Trece member arrested in robbery
• Reports in fatal Ogden Canyon crash weeks away
• UTA seeks public input on proposed fare increase
• Winterfest lures 12,000 attendees
• WSU film series to showcase movies from Spain
• Layton boy, 5, struck by car
• Wildcats Vandalized in Oregon
• Stephanie Sloop waives right to speedy trial
• For one family, Facebook became the long-lost-sister network
• Opposition calls for 1 million protesters in Egypt
• Missionaries
• Report: U.S. Muslim population on rise
• Church fundraiser will help St. Anne's
• Public invited to Art of Marriage workshop
• New ministry addresses sex, porn addictions
• Samaritan's Purse provides prayer, medicine to Haiti
• Ministry reaches out to homeless
• Weber’s plane battles mosquitoes
• Alcohol most used drug in Utah
• Three deputy sergeants assigned to Davis cities
• Wildcats Perform Well at the Mountain States Games in Pocatello, Idaho
• Wildcats Drop First Two of Three Matches
• Wildcats fall short to Bears
• Scott Bamforth's Improbable Three at the Buzzer Sends the Wildcats to a 72-71 Win Over League-Leader Northern Colorado
• Dempsey takes on role of producer
• Pets poisoned by your pills, group says
• More than 100,000 expected at Jerry Jones' $1.3-billion edifice
• UDOT tries to get truckers to take I-15-to-1-84 overpass slower in Utah
• Watching you in April -- Ogden police hoping to have blimp in spring
• Part of team -- Jonni Martinez brings many cheers to Ben Lomond High School
• Amazon.com -- Should retailer escape sales tax?
• WSU vs. Northern Colorado LIVE (7:00pm)
• Religion Calendar, Jan. 29-Feb. 4 and more
• Plain City looks at cemetery expansion
• North Ogden will post audit results online
• Nondiscrimination issue to be tackled
• County will text air-quality alerts
• House District 57 has special vote
• Ceremony to start courthouse work
• Library giving out old magazines
• Renamed awards program narrows field
• Governor photo was accurate, unaltered portrayal of events
• Mid-Season Men's Basketball Video Report
• Weber State Indoor Track and Field Teams at Mountain States Games on Friday and Saturday, January 28-29
• Cast gets a kick out of 'Anything Goes'
• Professional Clothing Drive
• Rev. Run of Run-D.M.C. Coming to WSU
• Herbert says fund education and develop nuclear power
• Committee OKs correcting Utah flag
• Talking hand-to-man: Puppeteer strives to teach others puppetry
• A team effort: Join Relay for Life and help fight cancer
• Owner: Kitten froze after waiting in cargo hold
• House OKs bill creating official state firearm
• Agendas of public meetings, Thursday, Jan. 27
• Ogden puts bite in dog ordinance
• South Ogden turning around budget woes with $82,000 reduction
• Ogden aggravated robbery suspect released without bail
• South Ogden woman serves seniors through free photos
• Davis health gets funds for HIV testing
• Ex-command chief pleads guilty
• Weber State Hosts Big Sky Conference Leader, Northern Colorado, This Saturday on Altitude TV
• Woman may face charges for threats against lawmaker
• Brown innocence trial ends; judge to decide woman's fate
• Firefighters douse basement blaze in South Ogden; no injuries reported
• Winegars give Darts scholarships for music or drama
• N. Ogden home burns
• Farr West asked to do away with business licenses
• South Weber Winds wants wind farm
• Fire closes Harrisville Javier’s
• Road closure on I-15 today
• UDOT: Bridge safe despite spalling
• To soldiers, with love: Mortuary teams up with students to send valentines to troops
• New Utah legislators take oath
• Can Obama become a centrist?
• Apache helicopter thrills Utah legislators
• Parents assail malpractice caps after daughter's death at hospital
• WSU to Host Recycling and Sustainability Summit
• HAFB summit to be on special needs
• Immigration rally planned in SLC
• Ogden plans river project open house
• Woman’s vehicle hits I-15 wall
• Top of Utah's two trauma centers ready for action 24/7
• 3 former Layton city officials elected to state seats
• Farmington official wants to give residents more information
• Lawmakers focusing on the budget
• Courtesy Patrol increases safety at Morgan Elementary
• Bountiful man shares his toy-building hobby with the world
• Northern Colorado Claws Weber State, 65-46, Saturday Night in Greeley
• This motley group used engines, too -- Vikings theme of cruise
• School fights more violent; some blame social networking
• 'Cats fall short to Bears in Big Sky play
• Weber State vs. No. Colorado LIVE
• Sundance Film Festival can make and remake careers
• Fire destroys Huntsville home
• Interfaith week in February
• A temp ministry -- Nuhn served as interim ministry for 5 years
• Threats directed at Rep. Oda over feral animal bill
• Student’s Latest Film Focuses on Homeless Veterans
• Portland State Nips Weber State, 71-69, In Big Sky Conference Men's Hoop Action
• Sundance 2011 - Annual film festival keeps eye on Oscars
• Weber State knocks off Portland State
• Officers clash in comical 'Guard'
• Sizzling creations
• On video soon: 'Nowhere Boy' a look at Lennon's life as a youth
• Advocacy group fighting feral animal bill
• Driver in fatal Jeep accident is remorseful
• Giffords husband 'extremely hopeful' for recovery
• Police ID victim, driver in Layton accident
• Polar bear plunge fundraiser Saturday
• Grant to help Farmington Police upgrade equipment
• Homicide expert testifies in Brown trial
• Child sex abuse trial stricken
• Hatch: 'I'm one tough guy,' not worried about re-election
• Church plans ‘Life’ march, videos
• Sundance Film Festival premiere choices now fill a small multiplex
• Shriver fondly remembered in Utah by his old friends
• Susan M. Griego, Clearfield, Utah
• Jamison Sean Tuckett, Layton, Utah
• Clarence V. Hall, Jr., Layton, Utah
• A golden touch: Former Ogden principal dons painting apron for auditorium
• Once upon a time …: Get lost in an adventure at storytelling festival
• Pets of the week
• Community calendar
• Pool reservations will open Feb. 7
• Rose Marie Wintle
• Names released from fatal accident in Layton
• Upcoming Career Fair
• Notice of Bonds to be Issued and Notice of Public Hearing
• Police warn residents to obey public land laws
• UHP trooper crashes into Tracker
• Innocence trial for prisoner begins in Ogden
• Perry chief in limbo
• Weber State's AMBER HENRY Named Big Sky Conference Female Indoor Track Athlete of the Week for Jan. 17, 2011
• UHP trooper crashes into Geo Tracker at Ogden intersection
• Agendas of public meetings, Jan. 18-19
• 9 Sunset homes evacuated during gas leak
• DATC open house participants may win a scholarship
• New Davis theater offers tours before grand opening
• 'Cats fall short against Montana State
• Weber State Men's Basketball Are Back On The Big Sky Road @Portland State and @Northern Colorado
• Man accidentally shoots son, mother-in-law
• Lindsey Hughey Named Co-Big Sky Player of the Week
• Homes evacuated after gas leak
• Backcountry avalanche likely
• Idling cars a no-no for troopers, too
• Keep an eye on air quality today
• Box Elder board looks to cut overcrowding in northern part of county
• 'Grandpa Ken' enjoys volunteering at Adelaide Elementary
• Box Elder courthouse repair costs pared down
• Davis Hospital ER doctor honored for physician excellence
• Drain work uncovers problems in Bountiful
• North Ogden going social
• Civil rights leader Martin Luther King talked at the U of U in Jan. 1961
• Weber State Rallies Past Idaho State
• Shootings leave many questions for victims' families
• Wildcats fall to Grizzlies
• Living through a shooting for the rest of your life
• When to fire -- focus of meticulous training
• Canada's history of stable banks continues
• Shorter flights losing popularity
• Religion calendar, Jan. 15-21 and more
• Armed, distraught man gets into courthouse
• RMBC announces latest activities
• Six-week Bible study at Elim Lutheran
• Take course for mind, body, soul
• Missionaries
• New interest in exorcism rites comes to Baltimore
• Protestant churches confronting clergy burnout and stress
• Church History Museum opens up exhibit for children
• Pastor says he enjoys Top of Utah
• 2011 Indoor Track & Field Preview
• Do you prefer watching?
• Former medical assistant sentenced for prescription fraud
• Security tight at funeral for slain Arizona judge
• Weber State Defeats Sacramento State, 84-71, Thursday Night in Big Sky Conference Action
• '11 festival fare more innovative, less star-studded
• Spirits soar as Sundance Ogden kicks off
• On video soon: Get an inside look at crime in 'Animal Kingdom'
• Famed artist discusses altered photos
• Thai time
• Comedian finds humor in the afterlife
• Dunham troupe storms SLC
• USU event celebrates arts, music and theater
• Civil rights events
• Harlem choir spreads the word
• Farr West officials learn how to cope with emergencies
• Pokemon power: Youngest in family of game gurus wins championship
• Ogden plans meeting on anti-discrimination ordinance
• Ogden's Housing Authority moves to new location
• Castro’s daughter to speak at WSU
• Free discussion on green space Friday
• Musical theater class offered for kids
• Man found guilty on federal firearms, drug charges
• Neighborly love: Community eager to help family of 5-year-old fire victim
• Parking-lot fight at Viewmont High leads to 1 hospitalization, 3 arrests
• Pampered pets: Animals can benefit from therapeutic massages, too
• A needed break: Respite care helps patients and caregivers
• Ogden School Menu
• Volunteers
• Weber and Box Elder counties senior menus
• America First Credit Union parties with Lakeview Elementary students, donates check
• Pets of the week
• The stories get better when you write the letters
• New vet committee chair: Let's see where $ went
• Davis County military news
• Award-Winning Utah Filmmaker Presenting at WSU
• Agendas of public meetings, Jan. 12-13
• Ogden field house to have broad impact?
• Wildcats Return Home For Big Sky Play, Hosting Sacramento State and Idaho State
• F. Lee Bailey: Paper proves OJ Simpson’s innocence
• Police: Man shot at his pregnant girlfriend
• Brace system can delay need for knee surgery
• Knee, hip replacements touted as less painful, more effective
• ADHD classes offered to parents
• Knee, hip replacements touted as less painful, more effective
• Stevens-Henager Ogden Sponsors “New Year, New You!” Health Fair
• Layton Fire Corps lauded for excellence
• UTA may cut bus services to save money
• Goldenwest declares bonus dividends
• Ford to hire 7,000 by 2013
• 'Band of Brothers’ inspiration Winters dies at 92
• Michael Douglas says tumor gone, recovery hopeful
• Judge sentences Tom DeLay to 3 years in prison
• Ogden man charged with shooting at pregnant woman
• Profiles of the victims in Arizona shooting
• Woman, 61, helped subdue Arizona gunman
• Farmington leaders give West Davis corridor a thumbs up
• S. Ogden to establish rotation of tow companies
• Farr West residents speak out on recycling
• The Smallest Winner: Local fitness experts to help 20 contestants lose weight
• Ogden fire displaces three families
• Agendas of public meetings, Jan. 11
• Farr West wants grant to expand senior center
• Public invited to storytelling festival in Clearfield
• Homeless man may have frozen to death
• Clinton boy finds confidence, national success in karate
• Avalanche survivor recalls panic I can't even describe
• Morgan County fraud case "sophisticated"
• Hair tests for drugs not used often by police
• Megadonors fuel Auburn, Oregon sports
• Religion Calendar, Jan. 8-14 and more
• Escaped inmate nabbed under truck
• Sikhs look to ease tensions over ceremonial dagger
• Ex-priest critical of Catholic Church in book
• Missionaries
• Register now for first-ever RootsTech
• Ogden Interfaith Week set for Feb. 9
• Elim Lutheran plans healing service Sunday
• Layton woman gets jail, home confinement in sentencing
• Donors honored for lifetime of giving to MountainStar Blood Services
• Idaho man arrested for sexual abuse of a child
• Sheriff's office seeks fugitive
• Ex-officer sentenced to jail and treatment
• Five arrested on variety of charges in Layton
• Homeowner concerned over hurt deer in North Salt Lake
• Winterfest struts out Chicken Dance
• From turf to tenor: Former WSU player rushes opera stage
• New show features sculpted steel, mundane, mysterious
• Agendas of public meetings, Jan. 6
• 2nd man arrested in December shooting
• County attorney: Bountiful shooting justified
• Weber County Animal Shelter now open Saturdays
• Hill AFB fights snow
• Three cars wreck in South Ogden
• Marine base commander now Syracuse city manager
• Red Cross invites young leaders
• Library schedules Discovery Time
• Sons of Pioneers invite speaker
• City seeks new council member
• New maintenance contract in place
• Grant helps revamp storytelling festival
• Ogden School Menu
• Volunteers
• Weber and Box Elder counties senior menus
• Eagle Scouts
• Agendas of public meetings, Jan.5-6
• Post Office urges residents to keep sidewalks shoveled
• Gochnour, Garner chosen by Ogden council
• New meeting day, time for Box Elder County
• Pipeline worker critically injured
• Layton checkpoint results in 6 arrests
• One of three suspects pleads guilty in store robbery case
• Ogden officer tries to lighten load
• Stimulus package roadwork finished
• Davis County Fair goes for teens
• UDOT: Lane closures tonight on I-15 in NSL
• Ogden officer offers burial plot
• Exterminator will go to trial
• Agendas of public meetings, Jan. 4-5
• North Ogden crimes now online
• Police: Two break into home, crash party
• Layton family displaced by fire
• Ogden should quit stalling and ban discrimination against gays
• Plenty of action planned at annual Winterfest
• Eleven take oath of office in Box Elder County
• Old-fashioned cattle drive marks Plain City rancher's retirement
• Nine Davis County officials take oath of office
• Tribe seeks to evict longtime ranchers
• Davis County leaders sworn into office
• What was hot & not 2010
• Davis faces three death-of-children cases
• Kaysville family sacrifices to care for Bengal tiger cubs
• School to have zero energy impact
• Doctors’ practices earn 2010 award
• Layton police look into Sunday fire
• Ready for answers: Experts to study Roy teen with esophageal disorder
• Dr. Sanderson: An advocate for the deaf
• Driver hospitalized after hitting car, tree in Ogden
• Pleasant View OKs change to zoning on 600 West
• North Ogden city offices again habitable
• Promotions for bigger profit pizzaslice
• Rust Belt cities examine how Manchester, England, and Leipzig, Germany, changed
• Ivory Wave bath salts -- another way to get high
• Power nurse -- Jones top bodybuilder for her size
• 1900 West in Roy full of vacant stores, businesses
• Ogden teen dies in head on collision
• Layton teen rolls truck in Weber Canyon
• Man dies in single-car accident
• Appliance may have been cause of fatal fire, Clearfield officials say
• SpaceX could hasten NASA's reform
• Children welcome 2011 early
• Diet, workout, run -- can resolutions make it to March?
• Religion Calendar, Jan. 1-7
• 5-year-old dies in Clearfield fire
• Horse summit set in Las Vegas
• Gaming tournament to go old school
• Pioneer database is SUP subject
• Weber County Sheriff signs off
• UHP says busy day for accidents as temperatures dip
• Layton's Surf'N Swim becomeing Utah's year-round ocean
• Bulletin board
• Local screenings
• Facebook latest hot spot for swindlers
• BP's spill costs now look manageable
• A path to teaching: Program lets educators mentor educators
• Annual cooking contest a family tradition for many
• Tensions in Korea don’t weaken ‘family tour’ support
• Resolving to be less tolerant of bad behavior
• Noticing expanded for new subdivision
• Wranglers coming for annual show
• OHS cross country team recognized
• Good landlord information coming
• Residents honored for Christmas lights
• Police checkpoint set for Friday
• SLC mayor vetoes off-leash dog park
• Navajos limit police access to reservation land
• Southern Utah assesses flood damage
• Funds given to police for extra enforcement
• Davis commission appoints new chairman
• Morgan County Council names new independent auditor
• Farmington hires new fire chief
• Eccles center to expand to Kiesel Building?
• Roy accident sends two to hospital
• W. Bountiful aims to connect Legacy Parkway, Prospector trails
• Doubts about economy still linger
• Perry police chief charged after Walmart incident
• 5 teens found dead in Florida motel room; carbon monoxide could be to blame
• Radical surgery holds out hope for baby with seizures
• SIDS rate spikes 33 percent for New Year's Day, study says
• Helicopter rides incentive for Ogden Youth Impact students
• Mortuary tries to keep virus from posting porn links
• Congressional wording requires NASA to pay ATK $165 million for defunct Ares program
• Study: More at Utah state colleges need to finish
• SLC police want to photograph juvenile deliquents
• UTA gets paid $37 million for rail lines
• Letters from a thug: Forgotten box of negatives key to Ogden's spectacular 1913 crime wave
• Weber State architecture students design real homes
• Police: Man killed outside Oquirrh Mountain Temple had machete
• Guilty plea from man in Clearfield robberies
• Davis County presented with pair of checks
• Watch out: slick roads, black ice
• Ogden fiction writer wins fellowship
• Serving with compassion: Retiring nurse looks back on decades of caring for patients
• Morgan County land-use plan updated
• Pleasant View residents angry over missing park for subdivision
• Christmas services and religion calendar, Dec.24-Dec.31
• Residents of Aspen Care Center get Christmas
• Students raise money for kids needing gifts for Christmas
• Morgan officials file claim to cover loss
• Defensive driving courses planned
• Two OK after being hit by car
• Riverdale tables request on zones
• Clearfield reports a surplus for fiscal year 2010 budget
• Man pleads guilty to 11 felonies
• Reading program at Doxey Elementary really paying off
• Western Michigan no match for hot Aggies in tournament
• Firefighters take gifts to children at Your Community Connection
• Another death, and an outpouring of good from the community
• Drug bust nets four arrests in Ogden
• New challenges ahead: Children's Justice Center director takes new job
• Farmington ready to buy land for Park Lane re-alignment
• AAA: More planning to travel for the holiday
• Man charged with burglarizing dead man's home
• Partners for life: Clearfield police dog permanently off duty
• 2011 BAH: Rate protection stops pay drop for many
• Relieve some holiday stress by slowing down
• A picture-perfect gift: Photographers help out low-income families for Christmas
• PETA, Davis County make settlement
• Obama signs 'don't ask, don't tell' repeal
• Facebook fuels vigilantism in strangler search
• Couple extricated from vehicle in Logan crash
• New Jimmy John's opens in Ogden
• Malls still supreme for holiday shopping
• Hill reservists host annual Mound Fort Christmas party
• Liquor license awarded to Davis County hotel
• Almost $17 million bid accepted for County campus construction
• Utah legislators react to census
• Agendas of public meetings, Dec. 21
• Secret ballots on Ogden City Council's agenda
• Roy man lauded as Utah Trucker of the Year for attention to safety
• Hill gate-crasher pleads guilty
• Electronic toys are at war with the gift of imagination
• Students catch the spirit of generosity
• Layton officials debate green-waste issues
• Christmas trees "with character";
• Mighty Motes: OHS senior honored for excellence in academics, golf
• Morgan School Board chooses company for construction projects
• Layton crossing guard says job invigorates her
• Legal process for Mora awaits ruling from Utah's top court
• Clearfield outsources some attorney work
• Tenants line up for Station Park project
• Regional museum plans are scaled back
• Food tax worries coalition
• Lola Deamer Simmons, North Ogden, Utah
• Frutosa M. Sosa, Ogden, Utah
• Esther Carolyn Friend Christopher, Brigham City, Utah
• Esther Carolyn Christopher, Brigham City, Utah
• Davis County still offering flu shots
• Layton OKs new planning member
• Sunset considers new police rank
• Cache County teenager injured from camping fire
• AGENDAS
• Toys for Tots donation drive spreads joy to Top of Utah families
• Roy woman killed in single-car accident
• Great teachers like the late Darrell Lund are a dying breed
• Clearfield donates $125,000 to clinic
• Snow, icy roads cause slide-offs
• Former teacher faces jury trial in case
• Twins named royalty at Layton High's Winter Cotillion
• Suicide prevention course scheduled
• Police ID driver in fatal collision
• Sliding vehicles keep police busy
• Driver surrenders after hit-and-run
• Ogden High names athletic complex lobby after hoops legend
• Award given to Ben Lomond High School for design, construction
• Man sentenced to federal prison
• Unfortunately, life doesn't always provide a happy ending
• You Caption Cal: Which caption is best for this cartoon?
• Police: Shooting seems to be self-defense
• Vehicle strikes, injures trooper
• Ogden man jailed in shooting incident
• Ogden field house plan reviewed
• Plea issued for more Sub for Santa donations
• Morgan School Board votes to purchase new land for bus garage
• Tremonton man sent to prison for tax evasion
• Man pleads guilty to drug charge
• Police seek suspect in fatal accident
• Ex-deputy faces prison sentence in drug case
• Davis County campus renovation to cost $19.6 million
• Deer culling continues despite protest
• City council cancels meeting
• Band plans free Christmas concert
• Stuffed backpacks donated to shelter
• School to present Christmas program
• Lifeguard classes starting soon
• City pool starts recruiting staff
• Paving project set for this weekend
• City appoints two to commission
• Pair appointed to taxing committee
• Agendas for public meetings, Dec. 16
• Casino's decision: Let bandit flee instead of shootout
• Top of Utah Most Wanted
• Man loses hand in accident at Ogden workplace
• Credit union and members provide Christmas for families
• Weber State students share food, toys with families
• Housing for disabled now open in Brigham City
• Unclaimed items in Clearfield will go to charity
• Hatch can use the state firearm to slay the budget dragon
• Santa's helpers: Airmen from Hill deliver gifts to foster families
• Site offers parents a list of recalled items
• Utah gas prices third lowest in U.S.
• 'King's Speech' leads Globes with 7 nominations
• Layton man dies after being hit in crosswalk
• 25 killed in Bangladesh factory blaze
• Consumers give holiday shopping season a big start
• Agendas of public meetings, Dec. 14-15
• Too many sugarplums? Dance critic says top ballerina is too fat.
• Police seek pair after Ogden man shot twice in his home
• Monday crash fatal for Ogden woman
• Ogden Rescue Mission to give out turkeys today
• Morgan County passes 'conservative' budget
• SLC mayor wants limits on dog park
• S. Ogden police renew Angel Tree
• Weber school retirees to meet
• AAUW plans Christmas social
• The Inkley family shows Luddites how to deal with change
• Teen earns 6-month sentence for ID theft, burglary
• Ethridge given consecutive sentences in two murders
• Rapper Ja Rule pleads guilty in NY weapon case
• Kremlin vows to punish violent racists after clash
• Children hostages freed in French school
• Friendship from new graffiti law in Ogden
• Learning from scratch through the Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program
• Snowbasin plans target Morgan as well
• Mantua residents vow to be more alert after burglary incident
• Russia wins gold in four-man bobsled; Americans building steam
• Meeting on Roy plane crash not yet scheduled
• Deer dies after running into fence
• 7-Eleven coming to old Texaco site
• Pick 6 of teams who have lost their way
• Saudi jets won't be based at Hill
• Brothers in their 80s just keep on hunting
• Disposable NFL players deserve their income
• Basketball document sells for $4M at NYC auction
• Agendas
• I'll put on the Mouse if you will help prevent child abuse
• Shurtleff undergoes cancer surgery
• Kids, cops and Christmas. Annual Shop With a Cop event held Saturday at Walmart in Centerville and Riverdale
• BearCat coming to Davis County
• Religion Calendar, Dec. 11 - Dec. 17 and more
• Sundance in Ogden: Festival releases films scheduled for Peery's Egyptian Theater
• Mexico: Eccentric La Familia cartel chief killed
• Book signing today with Michele Bell
• Composer Dick Williams to visit Roy church
• Public invited to free Christmas bell concert
• Interfaith Chorale offers more free concerts
• Public invited to free showing of 'The Nativity Story'
• Youth ministry to present Christmas Dinner Theater
• Book signing set for 'Keeper of the Prophet's Sword'
• Baptist church launches website to report business'Grinches'
• Missionaries
• Riverdale welcomes Santa on Saturday
• School board names new junior high
• Weber State University to hold graduation
• Davis committee gives to program
• Riverdale wants more time before donating to program
• Second trial scheduled in Ogden murder case
• New charity formed to raise funds for Primary Children's Medical Center
• Layton provides Christmas lights, music and hayrides
• Farmington very close to decision on fire chief
• Dating violence awareness pushed by health department
• The passion of Sister Dixon ... fer sure
• She is Dottie, hear her roar
• Just for kids
• 'Tis the season
• Wellsville couple finds new passion in artwork
• Imagine Ballet moves into new home
• Have yourself a merry little ‘Holly & the Ivy’
• ‘Nutcracker’ turns father into Mother Ginger
• Local concerts
• RubberBand wraps up Christmas gift
• Robbery suspect turns himself in
• Account set up for return of ashes
• USU's Brigham campus may move
• 500 children get new shoes
• 8 Weber County home buyers to get $5,000 in aid
• Explorer 911 Program to teach kids about law enforcement careers
• Air Force guardsman appointed to Syracuse City Council
• Layton to get new sidewalk, open space
• Cook Elementary students make, sell handmade items
• Air Force guardsman appointed to Syracuse City Council
• A tree for Deakon: Layton girl’s love for brother displayed at festival
• Legacy Prep’s choir sings for Cami
• Annual Gatrell concert scheduled
• City renames park for retiring Forbush
• Revised site plan for local auto dealer
• Eagle Scouts
• Ogden City school menu
• Pets of the week
• Northern Utah Academy for Math, Engineering, and Science Early College High School honor roll
• Senior menus
• Memorial service for Utah Wing of the Civil Air Patrol planned
• Box Elder tipping fees to increase
• Farr West seeks ideas for RAMP grant
• Ogden woman's problem -- getting ambulance to Ghana
• No fee increases for S. Davis Sewer District customers
• He's got chemistry - WSU's Dr. Edward Walker is 2010 Presidential Distinguished Professor
• Farr West to annex Plain City property
• Changes to North Ogden Cherry Days parade?
• Plane crash causes houses to catch fire in Roy; pilot taken to hospital
• Eosinophilic esophagitis a difficult battle for Clearfield teen
• Providing opportunities for those with disabilities in Cache County
• Tablets need that "killer app"
• Suppression motion to stretch past 6 months in murder case
• Vet raising white tiger cubs for Lagoon amusement park in Utah
• Burglaries more brazen
• Religion Calendar, Dec. 4 - 10 and more
• WSU women fall on road
• Clarification
• Hundreds attend Christmas trade show
• Layton wants East Gate shovel-ready
• Lutheran church accepting toys, clothing for 'Sub for Santa'
• Mass set for Sister Virgene Marx
• Episcopal church changes Sunday schedule
• Public invited to free interfaith concerts
• Advent family nights set at Elim Lutheran
• Returning missionary
• Second arrest made in Monday home burglary
• More Sundance films on tap
• Elwood James Doxey, Jr.
• Police search for suspect in Maverik robberies
• Police search for suspect in Maverick robberies
• Former Layton city administrator indicted
• Agendas for Thursday, Dec. 2, public meetings
• Backyard fire leads to arrest
• Suspect arrested in sex abuse case
• Books good business for entrepreneur
• Ogden seeks pipeline on WSU campus
• Competition films for Sundance 2011 announced
• Many faiths join to display creches in Pleasant View
• Project Guatemala donations needed
• Arrest made in home burglary
• Blood drive at HAFB to avert shortage
• Semi loses trailer on I-15
• Utes break two-game losing streak with 13 point win
• Agendas of public meetings, Thursday, Dec. 2
• Amtrak to allow guns on most trains
• Navy's warheads travel Western roads
• Consumers urged to shop local
• More trouble for former deputy
• Woman rescued from pickup stuck in tree
• Armed burglary reported in Ogden
• Agendas for Dec. 1 public meetings
• Resorts, ski industry excited about early snow
• Obama proposes federal pay freeze
• Gun-shot incident closes island causeway
• 'Airplane' actor Nielsen dies
• Agendas of public meetings, Nov. 30
• Two killed in weekend accidents
• Three Davis County law enforcement officers to retire
• Report: Doc a drug dealer
• Candlelight service set to remember deceased children
• Tribute to troops to be held at Union Station
• Police seize drugs after investigation
• Kids dying to pass Joe's course have some creative ideas
• Cami, 5, leads holiday parade through downtown Ogden
• Developer appeals city's denial of subdivision
• Academy in Centerville teaches self-esteem
• Architect firm hired to upgrade power plant
• Religion Calendar, Nov. 27 - Dec. 3 and more
• Cougars rally for 2OT victory at South Padre
• WikiLeaks set to release a new batch of classified files
• Shoppers eat up Black Friday deals
• UTA, Lehi negotiate train speed in town
• Monastery pledges foundation support
• ‘Heart & Soul’ concert Dec. 5
• New exhibit, event at LDS Church History Museum
• Shop at boutique, help local women
• New Episcopal bishop to visit Sunday in Ogden
• Retirement village to create jobs, offer options to seniors
• Missionaries
• Donations needed for Christmas Grove event
• Layton church prepares for annual 'Journey to Bethlehem'
• LDS Institute's 'spectacular' open to all
• Colorado mulls difficulties of pot rules
• Weber State starts hot in cold-weather Shootout
• Financial excellence award goes to Farmington
• Terrace OKs sexually oriented businesses in commercial zones
• Public invited to interfaith Christmas music, readings
• Go, turkey fat, go! Gold's Gym offers free workout days
• Davis sheriff-elect names two chief deputies
• Free help offered for Medicare open enrollment
• Restaurant, volunteers provide turkey dinners for 1,000 in need
• Legacy Events Center open to dog training
• Police identify man killed by train in Layton
• Man hit, killed by FrontRunner train in Layton
• South Ogden Junior High School honor roll
• Debt panel II: Cut retirement plan for 'under-16' force
• Wahlquist Junior High School honor roll
• Eagle Scouts
• Wangsgard named to inspector post
• Jaks Theater club auditioning for play
• North Ogden Junior High School honor roll
• North Layton Junior High School honor roll
• Central Davis Junior High School honor roll
• Military news
• North Davis Fire District receives $8,000 donation
• Does the IRS owe you money?
• Arrest made in America First Credit Union robbery
• Clang, clang, clang - The new free trolley goes all around downtown Ogden
• McKay-Dee celebrates 100 years with book release
• HeeBeeGeeBeez to host Pokemon tournament on Saturday
• Nine local groups share proceeds from Davis County Commissioners' Cup
• USU offers workshops on proper pesticide use
• Fewer W. Davis corridor options
• Weather: Road closures
• March trial set for murder suspect
• Washington Terrace man faces arson charges
• Leads sought on stolen motor home in Kaysville
• Davis School District seeks input on calendar
• Death of Fort Hood soldier from Ogden may have been homicide
• UTA bus hit by train in Ogden
• N. Ogden school helps out student, food bank
• Utah Grizzlies have offer for fans in Layton
• Ex-teacher wants preliminary hearing after all
• Why do bad things happen to good people? Jerks.
• Clinton officers cleared in shooting
• Sunset Fire Department goes 'Above and Beyond' for soldier
• One candidate to run for Ogden mayor, another considers it
• Syracuse sales tax revenues trending upward
• Volunteers are helping Ogden police keep the peace
• Officers broaden search for suspect in ranger shooting in Southern Utah
• Laundry machines put through rigorous tests
• Sensors for drones updated for war on terrorism
• Box Elder settles over bridge damage
• Police respond to report of gunfire
• Monte Cristo Summit road closes
• Donations provide new van for disabled boy
• AGENDAS
• Completion of Layton Parkway Interchange celebrated
• Little dog lost, and the little airplane that could
• Weber officers help search for shooter near Moab
• Religion Calendar, Nov. 20 - 26 and more
• Aggies continue their in-state wars at SUU
• Toyota says driver error to blame
• Doctors warn of Medicare meltdown
• Clearfield searching for bank robbery suspect
• Davis school reacts to PDA policy myths
• Four Top of Utah hospitals ban smoking
• Woods Cross students reach out to the homeless
• Davis School District furlough canceled
• Mecham pleads guilty to murder of Bountiful woman
• Police identify man in W. Haven standoff
• Applicants needed for Willard council vacancy
• Scouts to collect old paint in Layton
• Four to receive reward in Layton
• Utah delegation advises NASA
• Fresenius dialysis platform introduced
• UAMPS involved in major wind project
• GM stock rises in return to market
• Davis County campus renovation set
• Utah's jobless rate up slightly in October
• Annual fair features home, holiday decor
• Ladies auxiliary hosts handmade-craft event
• The Beat Beat: Keith Richards
• Nativity display may be the last
• Jubilee helps family face challenges
• Community leaders organize to help youth
• ‘Smoke Out’ offers freebies to quitters
• Megaplex 13 plans Potter party
• Officials: E-mail about Do Not Call list is wrong
• Mecham waives right to preliminary hearing
• Ogden gives OK for Hilton hotel downtown
• Sen. Hatch's tough words hide a lot of verbal shenanigans
• Car sale fees, dealership licensing may change
• Semi rolls, blocks I-15 on-ramp
• High-speed chase ends in Layton crash
• Going bananas: Plant draws attention of museum patrons
• A day for science: From hands-on experiments to slithering snakes, Science Saturday has it all
• Weber senior menus
• Utah House votes to accept federal school money
• Fee changes proposed by motor vehicle division
• Murder suspect waives right to preliminary hearing
• Man barricades self in house; SWAT responds
• Now the details: William, Kate plan royal wedding
• Israel OKs pullout from Lebanon border village
• Libraries reinvent themselves to stay relevant
• Up in arms over airport security
• Ogden council OKs hotel proposal
• Layton ready to turn on the lights
• Ogden food bank needs volunteers
• 'Turkey Call' still needs birds, hams
• Pair voice concerns about donations
• Tremonton truck driver remains hospitalized from accident
• Two-time cancer survivor wins state TOPS queen title
• Midnight shows set for Potter film
• $70,000 raised for Alzheimer's service program in Davis County
• 'Successful' election in Davis with 51 percent turnout
• Beware of Do Not Call chain e-mail
• Voting canvas reveals 50 percent turnout
• Gala raises money for Alzheimer's
• US bishops elect NYC archbishop as leader in upset
• Feds may move to ban alcoholic energy drinks
• AP Source: Southern Miss player is paralyzed
• Brigham City soup kitchen moves to Eagle Lodge
• Public invited to ‘Dialogue on Race’ series
• Syracuse changes land drain policy
• South Ogden approves waivers for sports fees
• Nonprofits collaborate to house influx of homeless families
• When it comes to choosing a charity, donate locally
• Teen juggles life as a student, a Falcette... and a diabetic
• South Layton Interchange nearly done
• Students explore realities of personal finances
• Chick-fil-A will be at former site of Fazoli's in Layton
• Icing Layton location for Sweet Tooth Fairy
• Police: Faulty Camry likely caused fatal UT crash
• Study finds falling asleep at the wheel a common problem
• Godfrey wants study for field house proposal
• Popular European sport comes to Ogden
• New IRS facility still a go
• Weeding out old no-garden rule in North Ogden
• Layton hopes to help youths with program
• Caring heart of an Ogden heart surgeon
• Washington High School may move
• Woman tells police she was raped
• Deer-thinning efforts off to a slow start
• Handler adopts retiring police dog
• Traffic stop turns into drug arrest
• Man beaten at party released from hospital
• Extortionists use weight-loss drug scam, DEA warns
• Political scientist says the election served weak tea
• 'Chevron mile' grand opening set
• Veterans Day parade honors military heroes from many wars
• Taylor man ends foreclosure fight
• Religion Calendar, Nov. 13 - 19 and more
• 25th Annual Thanksgiving Charity Run/Walk
• Mustangs outlast Braves, reach 4-A title game
• Cartoonist Jim Davis apologizes to veterans
• Sacred Geometry sets grand opening
• Recreation Outlet to open Ogden store
• Medusa grass taking over western rangeland
• Navajo to build first Ariz. casino on trust land
• North Ogden businesses, landlords to pay higher fees
• Standoff in Layton ends peacefully
• Pleasant View puts construction completion dates in contractors' court
• Five Guys Burgers and Fries coming to Layton
• WSU women tip off season
• Utes tip off season vs. D-II Antelopes
• Roy family roughs it on crippled cruise ship
• Mom of meth dealer back in jail
• Kaysville school honors airman, former administrator
• Holiday shopping battle starts to heat up
• Ogden woman aims to win mixed martial arts fight in Layton
• Something fishy going on in 'boom'
• Just for kids
• More things to do
• Hot tickets
• Raising funds
• Local students' anti-drug commercials to be judged
• Bulletin board
• Local screenings
• Walk on up, or drive through
• Frightening 'A Christmas Carol' may be a real Disney downer
• Ogden City Introduces First Mobile App of its Kind
• Historic train depot plans story hour
• Ogden school menu
• Weber County senior menus
• Rocky Mountain Junior High School honor roll
• T. H. Bell Junior High School honor roll
• Scientific mind: Sunset boy trying to get labs for inventors
• Davis businessman named to national hotel and lodging board
• Illegal dumping concerns Centerville
• Zions Bank awards North Ogden Junior High student $1,000
• Ogden works on bonds for new hotel
• Ogden man arrested on suspicion of robbery
• Agendas of public meetings, Nov. 10
• Elizabeth Smart finishes Utah trial testimony
• Vets Day program set in 18th Ward
• Florida school lockdown lifted
• Run/walk planned to help charity
• Slow tow home for thousands on disabled ship
• Food bank holds donation drive
• Police: Mail bomb could have exploded over U.S.
• Cleaning company collecting coats
• Michael Jackson's children recall pop star father
• Ogden native shares experiences as LDS stake leader in NYC
• Walker sentenced to prison
• Rivera required to wear hood in court
• Strike force confiscates $45,000 worth of meth
• Police say man raped woman at Roy park
• Winter storm hits Northern Utah
• The Veterans Tribute Tower at the George E. Wahlen Ogden Veterans Nursing Home
• Man stabbed in bowling alley
• Argument appears to end with gunshot
• Taylor man fights for house
• Holiday turkeys offered in Ogden
• Salvation Army changes requirements for food assistance
• Two improving from car accident that took two lives
• Favored RSL felt pressure, showed it
• Bonds to improve Bountiful power plant
• Patient navigators help those who face cancer treatment
• Ogden district honing four-diploma system
• 2nd person in crash dies; survivors' conditions improving
• 'Good attitude, God and family' helped man beat brain tumor
• New leader for Episcopal Church of Utah
• Larger than life: 'Christ the King' is a giant statue built by a priest in a Polish town
• Once a hot spot: Charcoal kilns fueled Wyoming ghost town
• Taxes -- Governors vow not to raise them, despite ballooning deficits
• Fort Hood victims remembered
• Two injured as vehicle rolls over near Tremonton
• Computer complaint leads to arrest
• Text support to Miss Rodeo Utah
• Greed, blunder depictions boost Wall St. museum
• Rent to a felon?
• Statewide spice ban proposed
• Plan to put trees in park approved by city council
• Lakeview Elementary donates $600 for bell tower for Veterans nursing home
• Election night in newsroom long, quiet, then frantic
• Getting students college bound
• Religion Calendar Nov. 6 - Nov. 12 and more
• Officers shoot, kill man in Clinton
• Box Elder rollover sends 2 to hospital
• Morgan County Council appoints employee
• Hard act to follow: Passion for the arts keeps Clearfield mom busy
• Eagle Scouts
• Weber County senior menus
• Volunteers
• Sons of pioneers to hear Buckner
• Kiwanis Club applauds workers
• Patriotic parade to honor veterans
• October sales may spur holiday deals
• City must dredge Barker Pond silt
• Foreclosure limbo grinds down buyers
• Ghoulish fun: Seniors prove you’re never too old for Halloween
• Jobless benefits take a step higher
• Ogden school menu
• Thousands of trout added to Ogden River
• Students who walk, bike, scoot to school win prizes
• After the Tea Party, dirty dishes of fiscal reality must be faced
• Hill AFB to negotiate for recycling center
• Multicultural event helps high schoolers get to college
• Two Morgan County Council races still undecided
• NSL standoff ends peacefully
• Thinning the herd in Bountiful
• Employees wax creative in inventing excuses to miss work
• Agendas of public meetings, Nov. 4
• Lee, Herbert power to GOP wins
• Bling ... with benefits
• Hill AFB gate crasher earns five years in prison
• Odyssey Elementary get $6K book grant
• Young and gay, and getting pressured from both sides
• Donor: I'll match donations to Ogden High band
• Younger generation has different views on gays in the military
• Utah Tax Commission executive director dies
• Ogden River businesses to form group
• Missing Clinton man returns home
• Davis School District delays increasing school use fee
• Murder suspect Hauck ordered to medicate
• 20th Street in Ogden to become two-way
• Cyber bullying hits Utah
• Carbon monoxide the silent killer
• CPR guidelines have changed
• Chicken issue hits North Ogden
• Hooper woman finds fulfillment helping teen moms, infertile couples
• Ogden School District struggles with schedule change
• Morgan County leaders ask: Can an employee serve on council?
• Pleasant View leaders consider fines for contractors
• Morgan County officials discuss solutions to weed problem
• Mental health court set
• Elizabeth Smart kidnap suspect kicked out of court
• HAFB gate crasher sentenced to prison
• Judge orders forced medication to murder suspect
• Community groups ready to help Ogden youths CROSS barriers
• Therapy cat and her 9-year-old owner bring joy to patients
• WSU's green goal: Carbon neutral by 2050
• Two Weber County residents seek State School Board spot
• Target -- Obamacare
• GOP: Tackle health care in smaller bites
• State School Board spot up for grabs
• Dia de los Muertos celebration in Ogden
• Two area schools celebrate Halloween with healthful snacks instead of candy
• Heavy-lift rocket funding may be in jeopardy
• Layton mayor supports Democratic candidate Parker
• Coverage of local elections spurs debate among readers
• Police: No sign of foul play on body found in Kays Creek
• Design for Layton WinCo complete
• Police: Man choked ex-girlfriend, burned her doll
• ¡Viva! Marketplace opens in Ogden
• LDS Church gives $927,400 to back medical missions
• Church takes on the feel of the West
• Softball tourney has trunk or treat
• Utahns warned of fake cashier check scam
• Bountiful bond package vote delayed to Nov. 3
• Layton police search for missing teenager
• Plain City seeks survey volunteers
• GO! to the Movies
• Chandelier ready to fall in 'Phantom': Box Elder High one of first to do famous musical
• Dolly Levi matches up young lovers in Bonneville musical
• New Peery's manager hopes for diversity
• Just for kids
• James Cameron, Fox greenlight 'Avatar 2' 'Avatar 3'
• Tastes like homemade
• The Beat Beat: Solomon Burke
• Local screenings
• Police identify dead body in Kays Creek
• On video soon: 'Centurion' to storm your family room
• Bison roundup brings many volunteers
• Bulletin board
• Glitch shortchanged coupon users at Target
• Body found behind Davis County Library in Layton
• Fundraiser to be held for man needing triple transplant
• Do you believe in ghosts?
• Changes to Top of Utah transportation plan
• Religion Calendar, Oct. 30-Nov. 5 and more
• Davis County senior calendar
• If you ever wanted to own a bison, now's your chance
• 'Bison Memories' gives a close-up look at past roundups
• Antelope Island draws thousands of visitors
• State park has a lot of history behind it
• Davis school menu
• Weber County senior menus
• Ogden school menu
• Military news
• Volunteers help head 'em up and move 'em out
• Mine owner fighting Utah over water treatment
• Feds sued for backing off fast-track drilling
• Utah art learning program fighting for funding
• Massive storm brings 2nd day of snow, rain, winds
• Pharmacies embrace expanding medical role
• Study suggests ways to lower colon cancer risk
• Army study seeks best suicide prevention programs
• Zombies invade NYC. Costumed actors promote the AMC TV series" The Walking Dead"
• Agendas of public meetings, Oct. 28
• Police seek suspect in kidnapping
• The star who wasn't there.
• Man in jail after taking 13-year-old to California
• Fire in baby's room damages apartment
• A ground-breaking ceremony at Falcon Hill
• DATC looking elsewhere for Morgan entrepreneurial center
• Woman hits wrong pedal, puts Jeep through window
• Reward offered in S. Ogden school fire
• Agendas of public meetings, Oct. 26-27
• Change isn't always good, and sometimes it's more expensive
• Civilian is new leader of 309th at Hill AFB
• Mecham charged with murder of Bountiful woman
• No COLA for Davis County employees
• OHS marching band short on cash, big on wins
• Kaysville boy's efforts help sidewalk dream come true
• A passion for training
• Murder charges filed against Mecham
• For academics, Burning Man a hot subject
• 911 tape released in Warhola case
• End in sight for OHS facelift
• Riverdale hairstylist headed to Paris, London for competitions
• Hospital guards remain part of lawsuit
• 51 apply for Morgan County council administrator position
• WSU professor advises for U.S. Army
• Farmington toughens rules for property upkeep
• Hill fixes 44th C-130 Hercules
• Clearfield ponders spending $300,000 to buy land, revitalize downtown
• Cattle industry in the black
• 36-Hour Horror Film shot in Ogden
• Man dies in one-car rollover accident near Utah-Idaho border
• Pipe is cause of subdivision flooding
• Saltaire Farm event to aid Make-A-Wish
• Ogden River Restoration to Finish Next Year
• College Football: Weber versus Portland State, Oct. 23, 2010
• Creator of 'Rocky and Bullwinkle' dies at 90
• This and that: Governors, poverty and butterfly nets
• Clearfield High wins JROTC state meet
• State to check cities for storm drain management plan
• Lewd acts down at Fort Buenaventura
• Clearfield seeks more homeowners in town
• UHP says speed caused death near Willard
• AGENDAS
• Union Station ghost, why won't you come out tonight?
• Fire rips through abandoned South Ogden school
• Terror 'The Maze' has Top of Utah roots
• Attorney: Sloops can't claim spousal privilege
• O'Scares Time!
• On 75th birthday, Syracuse remembers the past
• Woo hoo, witchy women
• Newspapers provide real-world instruction for students
• Layton gains 48 acres from Mutton Hollow
• Suspect in Roy murders denied bail
• Police seek vandals who smashed 22 car windows
• Accusations of deceit fly during hearing for S. Ogden drug bust
• Students demonstrate how far down Chilean miners were stuck
• Murder suspects Nathan and Stephanie Sloop in court, October 23, 2010
• Religion calendar, Oct. 23-29 and more
• Writing contest pays off with tickets in Ogden
• Canyon Road Assembly of God offers safe Halloween celebration
• More young people walking away from religious affiliations
• Woman charged with harassing Muslims
• Tibetan students protest over plans to elevate Chinese as instructional language
• Smokin'
• Bulletin board
• Dinner will raise funds for Box Elder High's 'Phantom'
• Just for kids
• On video soon: Great performances in 'Winter's Bone'
• Judge sets hearing dates in Sloop case
• Local screenings
• Former Logan fire chief pleads not guilty
• Halloween treats
• Judge: Suspect in Smart case can get fair trial
• The Beat Beat: Mining inspired songs
• Fired Utah police officer answers sex abuse charge
• Burch Creek Mercantile offers vintage soda fountain in South Ogden
• Bill aims to limit motions, speed executions in Utah
• Report: Charter schools need financial oversight
• Calif. man home after release from Iranian prison
• Clashes, protests in French tensions over pensions
• Cities commit another $61 million to UTOPIA
• How old is too old for trick-or-treating?
• GO! to the Movies
• 'Great Land' warmed
• Four constitutional amendments on ballot
• New development labeled 'Gateway to Davis County'
• State Senate, District 18: Candidates put focus on tough issues
• NPR fires news analyst after remarks about Muslims
• Animal hoarders often imagine selves as 'protective'
• Problem: 'Your government won't help you. Go away'
• Farmington teens retain gold at Nerf competition, earn $25K
• Sprinkler system prevents fire tragedy at Clearfield's Chancellor Gardens Assisted Living Center
• Top of Utah students meet authors
• Washington Terrace selects Tom Hanson as new manager
• Morgan County Council At-Large B
• Morgan County Attorney
• Bill would boost Utah sales taxes to aid education
• Morgan County Council, District 5
• 4 arrested in alleged $200 million Medicare fraud case
• State House, District 7
• Festively carved pumpkins in Syracuse
• State House, District 8
• Toyota recalling 1.53 million cars globally
• State House, District 11
• Fatal car crashes involving teen drivers drop
• Utah First Congressional District: U.S. House race looking familiar
• Utah unemployment rate rises to 7.5 percent
• Voters to decide on judicial retention
• Navajo VP charged in slush fund investigation
• Morgan High considers closed enrollment
• Ogden company gives free software to Majestic Elementary
• Commercial business license fee increase recommended for Ogden
• Airline pilot balks at full-body security scan at Memphis airport
• Agendas of public meetings, Oct. 20
• Farmington teams wins Nerf world championship
• Hunt Mysteries adds "Wacky Witch's Wedding" matinee
• Officer's use of force deemed justified
• Police officer descrbes shooting, then helping murder suspect at Fort Hood
• Hofmann crimes discussed for learning and prevention
• Students allege police brutality after NY shooting
• Ogden City Green Waste Site Makes Leaf Disposal Easy
• Assisted living center evacuated after fire
• Davis High's distracted driving accident reenactment
• BYU, Notre Dame announce dates, venue For 2012 and 2013
• Ogden Upgrades Fire Truck Fleet
• Excavation for Ogden Water Tank Complete
• Two face Nov. 16 hearing in abuse case
• Little input received on junior high boundary changes
• Early voting starts in Top of Utah
• Davis County joins others by banning use of spice
• Man gets trial date in sexual abuse case
• Warhola's mental health questioned
• Suspect spits on his public defender
• Syracuse shooting case may be resolved without trial
• It's a cliche, but true: When everyone is special, no one is
• Excavation for Ogden water tank complete
• Man arrested for lewdness after incidents around Ogden
• HOW TO: Slow down the aging process of your arteries
• MONSTER MUNCHIES
• Davis County officially bans spice
• LIFELINES
• 'Happy Days' dad Tom Bosley dead at 83
• French retirement protests take violent turn
• Rethinking drugs for heartburn. Studies find 'little purple pills' may do more harm than good
• EVENTS
• Man wields weird bat, police say
• Woman critical in collision with dump truck
• Demolition of the Cinedome 70 theater in Riverdale, October 19, 2010
• Defendant spits in attorney's face
• Plain City committee shares details on Pioneer Park designs
• South Weber matches fire grant funds
• Plain City leaders consider installing Fanument
• Clearfield to grant fee waivers only once per three years
• Business thanked for beautifying Clearfield's Steed Park
• Domestic violence a bigger problem during poor economy
• Spice has long been banned by Air Force rules
• Model railroad club takes families through South Weber park
• Clearfield High grad nominated for author award for 'Dark Water'
• 'A Thousand Suns' has definite charm
• Real-life FarmVille a lot of fun
• Let's make a date
• 2 workers killed in Tenn. post office shooting
• Soldier: Fort Hood gunman did not target anyone
• Morgan city scrutinizes internal controls
• Blind woman shares lifelong love of music with others
• Hunt for a pack of cigarettes difficult for Davis County minors
• Halloween chocolate can be really scary to pet health
• Martial arts helps children with disabilities
• Business Briefs
• Attracting gum chewers
• Civilian cops' take on beleaguered foreclosure industry
• Ogden upgrades fire truck fleet
• Ogden Canyon Club cleans up trash and debris on Highway 39
• Neighbors divided over home auto repair shop in N. Ogden
• We're boats in a stream, bumping and splashing through life
• Ogden renames street after St. Joseph's mascot
• N. Ogden applies for UDOT's safe sidewalk grant
• Season winds down, importance builds up for Real Salt Lake
• New In-N-Out in Centerville draws a crowd, October 16, 2010
• Rare Audrey Hepburn stamps up for auction
• Religion Calendar, Oct. 16-22 and more
• So You Wanna Fight mixed martial arts tournament
• Just think of it: Ogden -- home of the world's biggest ashtray
• Bountiful turbine bond clears hurdle
• Iraqi war vet, poet speaking in Ogden
• Bookmark -- author events in the Top of Utah
• Syracuse amends code enforcement in split vote
• Head Start plans literacy conference for families
• Watch here for election information, endorsements
• Pleasant View to apply for park grant
• Top-ranked ballroom team captures the magic at WSU
• Memory of 'Utah' to live on in tribute CD
• Brice rocks Outlaw-style
• Centerville In-N-Out opens to huge crowds
• Shakespeare smiles on Top of Utah students
• Event for Latinas to focus on breast cancer
• Convergys too add 200 jobs, many will allow you to stay home
• 2010 Mayor's Awards
• Filling the gap with new bypass bridge at Hoover Dam
• Federal judge allows health reform challenge to proceed
• The Beat Beat: Guitars with names
• Offensive-minded Lakers moving on
• Go Green Reduce your Carbon Footprint and Save Money
• Calendar says it's time to get serious about college hoops
• Trails are Open During Construction
• Sloan sees plenty of room for improvement for Jazz
• Wildcats face key Big Sky battles
• Jayhawks continue to soar in Region 17
• GO! to the Movies
• Crews locate missing Ogden motorcyclist
• Pumpkins on North Logan walkabout
• Take a spin: Cave shows how it's done
• Band is just plain fun, period
• Community calendar
• Lawyers discuss 'child soldier' plea deal
• Weber County city limits
• Northridge teacher pleads not guilty to rape charges
• Weber County senior menus
• Cracks to force closure of Kaysville ramps
• Ogden school menu
• McKay-Dee Hospital employees donate items to local homeless shelter
• A long look at the sky: Astronomy club spends 40 years gazing at the stars
• Items worth $5,000 stolen from Ogden's Evergreen Memorial Cemetery
• Eagle Scouts
• Granato focuses on Utah rather than political parties at Ogden event
• A Patriotic Gift / Hill donates flag to Uintah Elementary School
• Anime Banzai 2010 convention brings in just under $400K
• Construction to affect HAFB gate
• Davis hotels welcome show dogs, revenues
• 4 Viewmont High School students win Dew Tour marketing contest
• Herbert, Corroon say they support Utah term limits
• Top of Utah officers disciplined
• Driver of stolen school bus eludes police in Utah
• Study suggests lack of need of crossing guard at Brigham City intersection
• Accused Christmas Day bomber to defend himself
• Police ask for help to find wanted man
• Man passes driver's test, crashes into license exam center
• Volunteers
• Lawyer: Phoenix police officer charged with murder
• The worst of times are also the best
• US counterterror official: Euro plot still active
• Davis County senior calendar
• Soaring Hoover Dam bypass bridge finally complete
• Face of HAFB prepares for change
• Kaysville officials draw up law prohibiting spice
• Farmington hunts for new fire chief
• Bountiful deer beware / City and DWR teaming up to reduce numbers, donate meat
• Dogs With Attitude / German Shepherd Dog Club of America unleashes excitement in Davis County
• WSU hovercraft close to bull's-eye / Students want Hill to use device for target practice
• Chile miners rise to cheers
• Ogden preps for $500K shortfall
• Viewmont students win Mountain Dew competition
• Ogden district may offer 4 levels of diplomas
• Search for missing Zahra Baker continues
• Tri-County Independent Living Center celebrates 10th birthday
• Transforming Legos into working robots
• Day of drinking turns violent
• Looking healthy, two-thirds of trapped miners free
• Davis School Board member succumbs to cancer
• Dashboard Confessional guitarist agrees to do benefit concert at Davis High
• Newell to Bring 415 New Jobs to Ogden
• Big names on letter calling for China to end censorship
• Murals to Make Ogden Sparkle
• Suspected US missiles strikes kill 11 in Pakistan
• POST concerned about alcohol and officers
• Who let the dogs out, in Davis County?
• Wyoming QB Carta-Samuels ready for No. 11 Utah
• SEC based in Utah says website defrauded investors
• Band arrested after blocking LA freeway to perform
• Judge orders 'don't ask, don't tell' injunction
• Researchers find possible link between jaundice in newborns and autism
• Legalizing marijuana in California would not curtail Mexican drug organizations, study says
• Vegas doctor: Utah teens could be home in week
• Mexican police investigating shooting found dead
• Google tests cars that steer without drivers
• Roy may update general plan
• Three share Nobel Prize in economics
• Wildcats set to host Brigham Young University
• Missing hunter found in central Utah
• Officer pleads guilty in prostitution case
• Gay activists deliver petition to Mormon church
• Search on for hunter missing in central Utah
• Police catch speeding man and woman
• Local teachers experience flying on moon
• Farmington debates tree placement
• Rocky Mountain Power looks for land in Morgan County
• Fire agencies urge all to check smoke alarms, know fire safety rules
• Riverdale man seeks change so his dog can play in front yard
• Laps for Lyndsay set at WSU Saturday
• Murals to make Ogden sparkle
• Roy considers adopting new Good Landlord program
• Friends donate time, supplies for home of cancer victim's family
• Bountiful RDA to help renovate lumber building
• Blaze damages Ogden house
• Historic Farmington home to be demolished
• Layton segment of rails-to-trails coming soon
• Facebook campaign supports Mormon leader's speech
• Utah DUI arrests decline in past year
• Unitarians march in protest of Boyd Packer's statements about gays and lesbians
• Bishop and Hatch show how to get tough on government spending
• Documentary on prescription drug abuse in Utah to be shown in Layton
• South Weber selects new city manager
• Agendas
• Utah Division of Wildlife Resources director fined $138 for hunting violation
• Stores expect parents to be focused on good value in their toy selections
• Deep Space Station 14 brings the universe to a spot outside Barstow
• One owner of three teams may be the new math
• Roy Halladay's no-hitter creates major buzz throughout baseball
• MMA Today: Noons-Diaz rematch highlights Strikeforce card
• No power teams in NFL 2010
• For Toews: Is that as good as it gets?
• Adamson: Enough with NASCAR revenge wrecks
• Accident at corn maze under investigation; one still hospitalized
• Dandy Dozen: Best College Football Towns
• No new trial for Perea - Attorneys have 30 days to appeal judge's decision
• Permit can be tough to land because it will use its body like a sea anchor
• Layton prohibits use, sale of spice
• 4 hit by truck near West Haven corn maze
• Anime Banzai Convention in Layton draws thousands in costume
• $3.5M federal grant to boost Midtown in Ogden, help 4,100 more people a year
• Despite 20-foot leap in jail, Mecham appears in courtroom
• Religion Calendar, Oct. 9-15 and more
• New prayer model at local church - 'Harp and Bowl' comes to Ogden
• A new life - Ogden woman outlines spiritual path that led to recovery from alcoholism
• Religion Update
• Missionaries
• Address conflicts 'without ego, humbly, like a child'
• Same-sex marriage item causes stir for Jewish weekly
• Layton prohibits use, sale of spice
• Washington Terrace man subject of TV documentary
• Activist takes shots at discrimination in WSU speech
• 'Take-Back' campaign a 'success'
• GO! to the Movies
• Mecham hospitalized after jumping from second story at Davis County Jail
• Mecham hospitalized after jumping from second story at Davis County Jail
• Layton passes spice regulations
• 'Interview' gets 'Briggy'
• Police in Utah shoot vehicle after hit-run crash
• Touring quintet winds its way to Ogden
• US gay rights leaders headed to Utah
• A bit of the Berlin Philharmonic
• Box Elder ranch finalst for Utah conservation award
• Local screenings
• BLM celebrates Fossil Day
• A cafe for all seasons
• Report: Better days ahead for Utah economy
• Monks in subway inspire Change
• TV judge rules in favor of Plain City horse owner
• Man with ultimate catchphrase in town
• Health board votes on spice after tearful Davis mother shares story of her hospitalization
• Die laughing at murder mystery
• Robber facing 137 years in federal prison
• Actor crosses over for Perry comedy
• Charge so far: Abuse or desecration of a body / County attorney: 'Investigation into more serious crimes is far from over'
• Syracuse fighting for state 5-A playoff life
• Former Clinton officer sentenced / Jail time because 'you breached the trust of the people'
• Ogden Trails Network Seeks Committee Members
• Recently added UTA fuel surcharge to be dropped Nov. 1
• Ordinance 2010-31 Prohibiting The Sale And Possession Of "Spice"
• Team Effort / 11th-grader reads Braille, students listen up -- all to help break world record
• Police: No arrests in stabbing, but two taken in for violating Ogden gang injunction
• Morgan family lives to urge use of carbon monoxide detectors
• Consultant stands by her Ogden transit study
• Search on for tourist reported shot on border lake
• Farmington in hurry to get new city manager
• Possible security breach grounds flight in Philly
• Weber County Jail lands additional state inmates
• Man ordered to stand trial in fatal Utah crash
• T.H. Bell cheerleaders helping the battle against breast cancer
• Sheriff: Duck hunter finds body in Utah Lake
• Tornadoes hit N. Arizona
• Grandfather who alerted teen dies in UT house fire
• Utah coal mine plan draws official support
• Spice: The subject of Davis County health board session
• UTA to remove recent fuel surcharge
• Utah and its construction industry are out of control
• Mother pleads not guilty to four felonies against her daughters
• Documentary on Maurice Simpson, neurofibromatosis to air Sunday
• Weber County senior menus
• Feeling the pains of hunger for charity
• Spice issue looms for state lawmakers
• HAFB keeps busy with safety incidents
• Police search for 'armed and dangerous' man
• Haslam resigns from Morgan County Council
• Man found guilty of robbery, faces 57 years in prison
• T.O. Smith Elementary teacher honored with school supplies
• Woman pleads not guilty in child abuse case
• Anime convention coming to Layton
• Suspicious material turns out to be dust at Hill
• Runway Ruby's opens for business at Hill Air Force Base
• Hansen to be honored with 'Heart of Davis' award for public service
• LDS message on same-sex unions prompts Unitarians to plan march in Ogden
• Kids get the pointe / Davis students learn about teamwork, dedication and more from Ballet West school program
• Police: Person of interest in Bountiful homicide arrested, not talking
• Student predicted planet's location / WSU physics grad humble, but proud professor crowing
• Pleasant View OKs accessory structures as buildings
• Ogden rejects chickens ordinance
• Police arrest 'person of interest' in woman's death
• HAFB investigating mysterious package
• Suspicious material turns out to be dust
• Brigham City attorney defends free-speech ordinance
• Day pleads not guilty
• 'Survivor ambassador' for breast cancer
• No lab coat for computer-engineer Barbie
• Strength training with resistance bands
• Gather best summer veggies for a tasty penne primavera
• Farmers sell to fresh-food fiends
• Davis County prepares for lean year
• More join Clearfield Youth City Council
• Good deeds come and go, but a good hate is impossible to kill
• Property taxes raised for Weber School District
• Possible homicide in Bountiful
• Trece members laying low in Ogden
• Tough duty keeping illegal immigrants out of Arizona
• Screens Aplenty
• Monson asks LDS members to remain grateful
• Brigham City looks to remove some recently-placed stop signs
• South Ogden 'eyesore' set to be demolished
• Pleasant View man to represent the U.S. in off-road motorcycle event
• Pleasant View street projects being cut because of costs exceeding the budget
• Farmington leaders to discuss tree placement in new park
• Unusual car accidents keep officers busy
• Pleasant View considers getting own cemetery
• Bountiful denies construction company's appeal, forces relocation
• Pleasant View's Wadman Nature Park gaining usage regulations
• Police investigate Brigham City stabbing
• Website downtime for maintenance
• TARP done as of today
• Foundation of fundamentals vital, LDS leaders say
• No return on deposits for many at Earnshaw Building in Ogden
• Weber State vs. Eastern Washington, October 2, 2010
• Conflicting emotions - Missing pilots cast pall over balloon fiesta in New Mexico
• Hilton hotel in Layton to cater to extended-stay occupants
• Building design too trendy?
• Lunch with Clearfield mayor now more healthful
• Agencies that help the poor are being nickeled and dimed
• Brigham City restricts 'spice' at request of youth council
• Victims of violence urged to seek help
• TARP done as of today
• Cut line causes gas leak in West Point
• Golden Celebration
• Sam Granato first candidate in board's 'hot seat'
• Teenager booked on suspicion of attempted murder
• Candidate drops out of race for Morgan County sheriff
• Two crashes mar Box Elder highways
• Farr West family seeks dog that bit son
• Religion Calendar, Oct. 2-8 and more
• Bomb donated to Deseret Industries
• Warning: Today's column contains full-frontal nudity
• ROADSIDE ODDITIES
• Drones -- Contractors battle for slice of the new weapons' pie
• U did what? ROFL! TTYL
• Top of Utah author: Western writer goes for the gold in newest novel
• Showbiz roots for high-tech drones
• Trilogy ending haunting, thrilling
• LDS president announces five new temples
• Renowned poet speaks at WSU
• Shopping at D.I. not a blast every time / Shell alarms Centerville store, turns out to be plastic
• Couple fighting together for health and quality of life; dual illnesses create unmanageable bills
• Health officials urging flu shots
• Bears control destiny
• Mission Reunions
• ‘Secret!’ art show and sale, Oct. 1, 2010
• Gas leak shuts road in West Point
• Season's treats
• Group fights substance abuse with help of area churches
• Weber State hosts Oregon State in soccer
• "Funds of Love" assist at-risk children, women
• Church History Library open house a highlight of 180th Semiannual General Conference
• By her works -- Lillie Holman honored for humanitarian efforts
• Syracuse city administrator resigns
• Mother: Dog owner fled after 6-year-old was bitten
• What's shakin'? Earthquake drill helps Roy residents prepare
• The Beat Beat: Steve Earle
• Ogden woman's many crimes catch up to her
• Davis girls closing in on league volleyball crown
• Grizzlies claim shootout win over rival Mustangs
• Darts secure region title
• Tremonton stabbing victim critical, 2 in custody
• Trailer goes up in flames Thursday on I-15
• Prep Soccer: Davis vs. Fremont, September 30, 2010
• Farmington Fire Chief left a legacy
• Art stroll offers its own array of changing colors
• Ogden’s First Friday Art Stroll, Oct. 1, 2010
• Hooper receives top health marks
• Morgan prepping for change; county rethinking council administrator position
• LDS Conference Center: The place to be ... even if you're there with 21,199 others
• Weber County senior menus
• Weber County city limits
• Taking time off to help others: Ogden accounting firm's employees paint house for elderly woman
• Ogden school menu
• LDS Conference Preview: Bringing clean water to Sierra Leone
• Herbert calls for UDOT audit
• More layoffs at ATK
• Federal judge who ruled Prop 8 unconstitutional plans to step down
• Tony Curtis, star of 'Some Like It Hot' and 'Sweet Smell of Success,' dies at 85
• ATK bill passes Congress
• Jimmy Carter leaves Ohio hospital after 2-day stay
• Resident plans to apply for grant for accessible playground
• In-N-Out burgers to dot Top of Utah
• Farmington requiring better land notification
• Clearfield bans public hookah use
• HAFB honors 3 for their support
• Patient allegedly sexually abused his nurse
• Marshall White Community Center gets court upgrades
• Police: Utah woman killed in crash in Taylorsville
• City manager in Utah dies of apparent heart attack
• EEOC sues Utah builder, alleges racial bias
• WAC commissioner: Montana of the Big Sky
• Missing Syracuse children not kidnapped
• Hands-on learning - Layton High School aerospace class learns about helicopter aerodynamics
• Board of Health might ban spice in Davis / Special meeting Oct. 7 for vote
• Residents: Profiling pit bulls doesn't work / Opponent: Ogden would trample 4th Amendment with
• Consider detours while Wall under construction / Ogden repairing sewer system beneath road
• Bothwell family still hurting after fire, seeks change / Agricultural burn killed dog, show lamb, de
• 25th Street Business Association wants height limits raised
• Farr West tackles more public nuisance problems
• Motorcyclist critical after hitting deer
• Osama bin Laden evidence readied at detainee trial
• Arthur Penn dies at 88; director of landmark film 'Bonnie and Clyde'
• Utah governor's office reminded of $50k donation
• Clearfield chooses new collection agency
• Jail inmates learn parenting skills
• This Weber State professor uses bicycles to get to Africa
• Police: Woman asks for ride, then steals truck
• Man accused of trying to cash fake check in Ogden
• Agendas of public meetings, Sept. 28
• LDS Conference Preview: Family history, genealogy becoming Web-based
• TLC for bees / Don't consider exterminating honeybees; an expert will come to the rescue
• Beekeepers: Dealing with swarms easier than dealing with an established hive
• N. Ogden to discuss business license fees
• Lone bid received for 32 Earnshaw Building units
• Southwest deal with AirTran has many options
• Sen. Nelson: Human-spaceflight program is 'teetering on the edge'
• Actress Gloria Stuart, the elder Rose in 'Titanic' dies at 100
• Possible kidnap quelled in Syracuse
• Utah maintains 'AAA' bond rating
• Input sought for WSU transit plan
• NSL seeks opinions on new park
• BLM complete wild horse gathering
• Hooray for Hirai: Ogden honors citizen of the year
• Bear River government association turns 40
• Water main break floods several Provo homes
• Official says Utah river oil spill being contained
• Colo. man dead, sister hurt in I-70 crash in Utah
• Lawyer: Colorado artifacts dealer taking plea deal
• Ogden City Sewer Rehabilitation Project
• Ogden Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Morgan school board votes to renew use of health, risk survey
• Trustee sale at Junction
• Same-name game
• A day of compassion - Iraqi women embrace American mothers of war dead
• 'So You Think You Can Dance' veterans show locals how to move
• Veterans memorial to exclude some
• Vaccine for influenza, H1N1 now in one shot
• XTerra Competition
• Syracuse approves hefty cuts to two impact fees
• U of U study has a feel for driving
• Stoltz and McQuaid repeat Xterra wins
• Home sweet homecoming for WSU
• Darts, Tigers runners sparkle
• Real cuts it close vs. Rapids
• Eight Utes score in rout of SJSU
• A chance encounter with a well-used tool and its owner
• Sparks fly between legislative candidates
• Family honors ancestors from Mormon Battalion
• Salvation Army closing programs
• Former wife of Mark Hofmann to tell her side of the story on Investigation Discovery Channel
• Officials consider changing 'court of second opinion'
• Ogden High students make good on challenge
• A sticky situation in Bountiful / Families make items using library books, duct tape
• Loving the Little Guy / Shih Tzu hit twice by train now happy, healthy with Clinton caretakers
• No ATK vote upsets Bishop / Lawmaker: Congress needs to get moving to save jobs
• Farmington fire chief dies two weeks after resigning
• 'Dr. Greg' Failed to climb a mountain, but still achieved great heights
• Unitarian Universalists to meet - Regional conference Oct. 8-10 at Ogden Marriott Hotel
• Pride trumps stares - Muslim woman's hijab a 'magnet for disapproving strangers'
• Imaging Depot -- The store for the images after the camera is bought
• Missionaries going
• Returning missionaries
• Clinton man charged with assault, leaving scene of accident
• Mormon Battalion memorial Saturday in Ogden
• Graffiti removed at WSU plaza
• Religion Calendar, Sept. 25-Oct. 1 and more
• New photographer on staff; photojournalist awards announced
• Ogden Xterra event is off to the races with much growth
• Ogden School Board sets new goals
• Mission Reunions
• A very cool Caveman
• Salt Lake City to open bicycle transit center
• Art truck rolls into Harvest Moon Festival
• Woman dead, man badly hurt in Utah canyon crash
• Nelson & Co. vow to be genuine
• Main St. to close for week of construction in Lehi
• Nourishment for the body & mind
• Obama: Ahmadinejad 9-11 comments 'offensive'
• Bus tour travels to site of the Battle of Bear River
• Eddie Fisher, popular singer known for high-profile marriages, dies at 82
• Cleveland rappers bone up on harmony
• AP Interview: Hiker talks of year in Iran prison
• Greek drama scored
• Cache ranchers use helicopter to control weeds
• Playhouse has dandy time at revolution
• Couple charged with child rape
• Kindler take shots at kindred comedians
• Farmington fire chief resigns after 15 years
• Top of Utah's fright season under way -- in a big way
• Davis mayors dine with business owners
• Knights and Darts square off in Region 1 action
• Aggies extend key contracts
• Traveling on a string: Couple puts on marionette show
• Bees topple Tigers, Lakers for second
• Region rivalry goes to Jayhawks
• Lancers motivated from setback, earn win
• Silver Wolves healthy and hitting their stride
• Debt, changing media habits topple Blockbuster
• Montana woman fends off bear attack with zucchini
• Farr's opening new cafe in South Ogden
• Weber County vs. Ogden Trece
• Tremonton shows support for spice ban
• Weber County senior menus
• Weber County city limits
• A day to remember: Assisted living residents share their memories with others
• Therapy won't be the same without Tippy
• Get pampered, educated at Just for Hers Women's Fair at Weber State
• Centerville to hold disaster drill
• OPD promotes 3 within 6 months
• Patrol: Driver smoked pot heavily day before crash
• Davis Reads program still going strong
• Utah soldier killed in Afghanistan
• HAFB donates spectrometer to Clearfield High School
• Utah Gov. Herbert, Corroon clash in first debate
• The reporter's quandary: To cover or stop a dangerous story
• Prosecutors call 2006 Utah library blast revenge
• Prosecutor: Man in DUI case drank beyond reason
• Lagoon prepares for annual Frightmares Halloween exhibit
• Poll: Romney leads Palin among GOP contenders
• District to change borders / Davis officials taking public comments on map
• Spice seized; merchants cited / Ogden checks for new ordinance compliance
• NTSB details Ogden pilot's last minutes before Mont. crash
• Salt Lake City-area fire evacuees kept out a third night
• Roy bans sale, use, possession of spice
• Closed Ogden school defaced by graffiti
• Two injured at busy Ogden intersection
• 14-month-old hit by truck expected to make full recovery
• Herriman Fire: September 21, 2010
• Mother accused of repeat felony offense against her children
• Auto shop wins suit against health department
• Pampered pumpkin: Growers hope giant squash breaks state record
• The problems that can come from a concussion
• Brigham City buys into wind power
• New reservoir nears completion in Davis County
• Corroon fields questions / Gubernatorial candidate addresses issues involving federal government
• Firefighters in Utah race to beat wildfire, winds
• Layton couple makes wine minus grapes
• Officials consider flood plain revision
• 'Twilight' maze only one of many attractions at Black Island Farms
• Study: $7 pack of cigarettes costs society $16
• Wildcats start well but lose 3-1 to NAU
• Utes run wild in second half vs. Lobos
• AGENDAS
• Cities team up on 800 North
• Literacy through stories -- goal of popular Ogden library worker
• AAA Utah: Remember to buckle up children
• Big changes coming to Pleasant View spot
• Crews battle Utah wildfire sparked at firing range
• Ready for murder trials
• AGENDAS
• Fast-moving fire threatens Herriman homes
• Cities team up on 800 North
• Literacy through stories -- goal of popular Ogden library worker
• AAA Utah: Remember to buckle up children
• Big changes coming to Pleasant View spot
• Ready for murder trials
• Taking aim at pit bulls in Ogden
• Fast-moving fire threatens Herriman homes
• 'Cats feel Hornets sting
• Banning spice is a bland attempt at controlling drug abuse
• Brigham approves free speech ordinance / Purpose: Control traffic and crowds, plus protect public an
• Alumni share pride in OHS / Commitment to education seen in Depression-era school and its students w
• Vote early at WSU
• Aggies falter in 4th
• 'Cats feel Hornets sting
• Wildcats start well but lose 3-1 to NAU
• Utes run wild in second half vs. Lobos
• Champions real good at home
• Medical fundraiser turns into a dream come true
• Ceremony of Contrition / Monument marks 1850 accidental shooting of Shoshone Chief Terikee in Harris
• Grabbing a close-up look at the innards of the media biz
• Doctorow doctors tale of hoarding Collyer brothers; 'Homer & Langley' author bringing
• Utah haole says aloha, Hawaii!
• Great Salt Lake Minerals company turns 40
• Public Hearing to Discuss Open Space Plan
• Get a "personal response device"
• Syracuse honors life-saving heroes
• Be good to your car and it will be good to you!
• South Layton Interchange on target
• Funds for regional museum in doubt
• Voters overwhelmingly reject second round of comics
• Morgan eyes Ogden spice ban
• Suspect's mom says son sought an attorney
• 12th Street faces more repairs
• Religion Calendar, Sept. 18 - Sept. 24 and more
• Mission Reunions
• Ascension Lutheran Church's golden anniversary this weekend
• Freedom rings at LDS stake's annual festival
• S. Ogden native back after dancing around globe
• WSU to induct six into hall of fame
• Wiseguys banks on toaster musician
• Undefeated Morgan and Juan Diego to battle
• Darts grab sole possession of first
• Raptors fall 14-3 in Pioneer League final
• Early goals boost Scots past Trojans
• Ogden skydiving stars earn gold at nationals
• Gangs recruit, boast on web / Conference: Officials across county lines connect to crack down
• Undefeated Morgan and Juan Diego to battle
• The second annual PARC Pallet Grand Prix / Businesses build the cars, clients steer, and employees p
• Darts grab sole possession of first
• Records: Changes to scores decided winner of Interstate 15 bid
• Raptors fall 14-3 in Pioneer League final
• Man dies in Roy police shooting
• Early goals boost Scots past Trojans
• For Mavericks, pressure to win hasn't changed
• Ogden skydiving stars earn gold at nationals
• Pickens' run of 70 straight dove hunting opening days is something to shoot for
• Gangs recruit, boast on web / Conference: Officials across county lines connect to crack down
• 1930 U.S. Amateur: The day of reckoning for Bobby Jones
• The second annual PARC Pallet Grand Prix / Businesses build the cars, clients steer, and employees p
• Ex-UEFA boss: Game is for humans, not robots
• Records: Changes to scores decided winner of Interstate 15 bid
• Not guilty verdict in swindling case
• Man dies in Roy police shooting
• ANTS, SPIDERS INVADE PEERY'S! Theater screens '50s cult classics!
• Warhola funeral underway
• Politicians thrilled about Falcon Hill tenant
• Civilian takes over 309th Maintenance Wing
• Kaysville woman creates a different type of food storage
• A tragic fire, two heroes / Brothers rescue seven in Ogden duplex fire that claims one life
• Bell: $13M settlement not 'payola' / Lt. Gov. steps in, speaks up for Herbert
• Six want to help save historic Farmington home
• Bridges in Utah get high ranking
• Fraud suspect Wangsgard testifies
• Sunset man wins award for sci-fi story
• Jury: Ricks murdered friend
• Drug-free message rocks Ogden school
• Ogden, Weber school districts release AP test scores
• Legislative advisory committee urges statewide legal control of spice
• Ogden man dies of fire injuries
• Page turner at new Centerville bookstore
• Help available for step families
• UDOT director apologizes for I-15 payout fallout
• Ogden bans spice / It's the first Utah city to prohibit purchase, manufacture, use, possession
• WAR GAMES / Utah range doubles as Afghanistan during training
• Treat comes back to bite woman / Roy wife mowing lawn for hubby encounters snake
• Agendas of public meetings Sept. 16
• Stalking allegations detailed against Utah governor's son
• Superintendent Ron Wolff honored for service to students
• Agendas of public meetings, Sept 14-15
• Davis High wows with AP scores
• 500 South to close for work
• Layton High School ready for Phase 2 of renovation
• How sweet it is: A history of U&I Sugar preserves past
• Meth bust to trigger 6 deportations
• Jurors hear 911 tape during Ricks trial
• Wangsgard's foreclosure fraud trial begins Wednesday
• Family who lost daughter reaches out to help others
• Public Comment Requested for CAPER FY2010
• Good Samaritans help injured hiker off trail
• Fall 2010 Mission Reunions
• Syracuse woman's life without eating -- gastroparesis
• Consignment and resale stores fill a retail need
• Company settles with Clearfield over well accident
• Cities asked to contribute to Bonneville High substance abuse program
• Paying it forward: OHS teacher helps students serve others
• Kaysville ready to proceed with recycling program
• Police seek man who attacked jogger
• Fruit Heights sidewalk plan threatens trees
• Remembering a tragic day -- 9/11
• New lanes in the sky rely on satellites to reduce delays for airlines
• They're rather grand -- grandparents
• Lee wants lawyers more civil
• Laser treatment helps people with peripheral arterial disease
• Youth offer service in annual Roy cleanup
• At least the cats are behaving; can't say the same for humans
• Woods Cross OKs changes that could help home buyers
• Resident says city responsible for fence repairs
• Tougher left turn laws needed in Utah to protect bikers?
• 48th birthday splash from Promontory Point to Fremont Island
• Religion Calendar, Sept. 11-17 and more
• Fall 2010 Mission Reunions
• Missionaries
• Despite complaints, Jesus focused on his purpose
• Yo, boomers! Rockin' fun at assisted-living spots this week
• If baby doesn't focus on faces, it could be an early sign of autism
• A chicken in every plot
• Take precautions to avoid becoming an accidental spammer
• Snows have more than one way of making themselves self-reliant
• Last of trail on its way
• RVing 101: Learn the ropes of motor home travel in off-season on Oregon's coast
• A guide to who's who among Standard-Examiner's Burton bunch
• This is the place ... for golf
• Farmington City council will not protest Davis School District fees
• Businesses: Spice ban would hurt bottom line / Ogden, Box Elder to vote on outright ban next week
• Cases to be separated?
• Kaysville resident asks city to resurface Sherwood Drive
• Veterans plaza proposed for Kaysville City Cemetery
• Poodle still suffers aftereffects of burglary a year later
• Fla. pastor who planned to burn Quran flies to N.Y.
• CA crews try to reach smoldering homes after blast
• Mother accused of murdering her two children appears in court
• Utah State opens Equine Education Center
• ACLU fighting Trece injunction
• Brigham City takes the next step toward becoming bicycle-friendly
• Layton mother charged in deaths of two children; police say ligature marks on youths' necks, de
• Plain City may get Fanument
• ATK to add 800 jobs at new Davis composites facility
• Korean shop worker holds brotherly memories of two slain youths
• Pastor cancels Quran-burning, reconsiders
• Facelift nearer for Ogden LDS Temple
• WSU to celebrate Constitution Week
• ACLU seeks to stop Ogden gang injunction
• Six reported killed in California explostion
• Heroes get Steele tribute
• You Caption Cal: Which caption is best for this cartoon?
• Bounce into Plain City for 'Mattress' tractors
• If the elections were today, who would you select for governor?
• What, besides Harry?
• Paperwork forces continuation of Sloop hearings
• Iran to free female American for holiday clemency
• After 15 years, Dodgers' Lindsey finally big-leaguer
• Honoring the bittersweet role of grandparents in U.S. today
• Time to get your kids outdoors
• Serenity House in Ogden receives $150,000 grant
• Redskins owner Snyder banks on new coach and new quarterback
• Volunteers join in United Way's Day of Caring
• Having a day of their own: Crestwood Care Center grants wishes to residents
• Proposal draws criticism / Ogden seeks talk with WFRC, UDOT on adding lanes to Harrison Boulevard
• 'Learning for Life' has students fired up
• Teen offers no clear reason for shooting, standoff in Ogden
• Farmington denies pioneer descendant's request for cemetery plots / Officials holding firm afte
• Wildfire worst in Colo. history / Blaze destroys nearly 150 homes; 4 people missing
• Raptors strand 10 runners as Owlz take third straight
• 2 children found dead in Layton
• Layton mother arrested in deaths of two children
• Carlson: Heupel's Sooner legacy lives on
• Carl Lewis says USA Track leader should stay
• Ask Babe: Speculators burned by Strasburg injury
• Tour navigating through sponsorship
• Redshirting on the wane around college football
• Standoff ends as shooting suspect taken into custody
• Should an injunction be granted against the Ogden Trece street gang?
• Little-known Southern Utah firm provides chemical for ATK fuel
• U.S. smoking rate still stable / Lowest rate in the country? Utah at 10 percent
• Pastor plans to burn Islamic holy book despite general's plea
• Obama firm: Don't extend tax breaks for wealthiest
• Convicted killer apologizes for actions
• Hollen says he robbed theater to pay restitution
• Woods Cross approves $70,000 for new study
• Agendas of public meetings, Sept. 8-9
• W. Point girl injured when horse rolls
• Syracuse accidents sends 4 to hospital
• Hooper homeowners retain strip on lots in Lakeview Farms
• Ogden won't burn other vacant homes
• Weber jails change provider of commissary services
• Ogden council OKs $3.3M expenditure
• Dee Elementary locked down as police seek gunman
• Help prevent youth drug abuse: Prescription take back day will allow public to safely dispose of the
• Tails of Hooper Tomato Days: Top of Utah residents gather for annual Labor Day fun
• Woods Cross works toward apartment complex
• We regret the error, but fixing it sure can be fun
• Clearfield officials: Maple Street construction work to bring big benefits
• Plain City still planning Pioneer Park, hoping for a grant
• Your license plates in Weber more likely to be scanned now
• Half-mile stretch of the Ogden River restored
• Briggs Hill's battle against brain tumor -- "Made us stronger"
• Rockwell Airtime prepares for national skydiving competition
• Fresenius Medical Care gives employees a garden spot
• W. Haven girl, 15, injured in ATV accident
• Agendas of public meetings, Sept. 7
• Mulan helps unite student body officers
• Summer lovin' all about the chemistry
• It's a quest for fun
• Turning back the pages of time ... Heart of home tour in Ogden Central Bench Historic District
• Clearfield police: Grants helping
• Riverdale woman with disability enjoys sharing her message of hope with others
• Farmington continues search
• Humane Society of Northern Utah looking for a new home
• Aging concession stand at issue in Plain City
• Saving water has paid off
• Midtown, Weber join forces to serve patients
• Morgan looks to buy splash pad
• Kites and Balloons in action at Antelope Island Stampede Festival
• Business Depot Ogden revenue is fuel for Godfrey's dreams
• Officials outline hundreds of incidents -- many very violent -- in seeking injunction against Ogden
• Dalton maintains an optimistic outlook
• This Labor Day, think of ways to support your neighbor' jobs
• DUI education working in Davis
• Testing from many agencies hasn't secured absolute egg safety
• Area church leaders: Giving vital to spiritual growth
• Pastor explains members' decision to change affiliations
• Missionaries
• Young Womanhood Recognition Awards
• Labor Day Rendezvous offers glimpse into past
• Taxpayers' money shouldn't be helping 'favorite' businesses
• It's a g'day to float / Children storm balloons at launch of Antelope Island Stampede Fest
• Slain deputy laid to rest
• Latinos at risk? / Experts not sure national survey on drug, alcohol, tobacco use applies to youths
• Structure of Hooper's government may change
• Gathering protests Ray's efforts to change amendment to effort to curb immigration
• Officials: Clearfield man dies from 2 self-inflicted gunshot wounds, not fire
• Religion Calendar, Sept. 4 - Sept. 10 and more
• Learning is a NASA Blast at Thanksgiving Point
• Demolition and design -- future of Fort Village in Layton centers on grocery store
• Man dies in Clearfield mobile home fire
• Suspect in Utah deputy killing waives extradition
• Oil platform explodes off La. coast; crew rescued
• What do you think of BYU's decision to go independent in football and join the West Coast Confe
• Report Graffiti for 100 Dollar Reward
• Parkside Elementary students eating up solar science project
• Syracuse man pleads not guilty to child porn charges
• Apadaca sentenced to serve one to 15 years in prison
• Flaws found in emergency plan in Morgan
• Pack 'n Pounce thrift store established to help animals in need
• Washington Terrace city manager heading to Saratoga Springs
• Court denies pipeline delays / Request for emergency injunction to stop Ruby construction falls fla
• Dog free to run trails? Ogden cracking down / Patrols increase after complaints of fights, messes
• Three football-playing brothers: Stick together despite WSU, USU rivalry
• Earl threatens East Coast with 125 mph winds
• North Davis Junior High School students gathering stuffed toys for distressed children
• Bountiful zoning decision change is delayed again
• Farmington getting pill drop box
• Boy Scouts, accusers settle sex abuse lawsuits
• United Way gears up to raise more this year
• North Ogden charter school celebrates opening, birthday of Maria Montessori
• Arrest made in pharmacy robbery
• A Working Dog's Life / Huntsville dog panting to drive sheep in annual competition
• Utahns next to last in landing federal bucks
• Preliminary report on crash cause expected next week / Final determination in death of Weber commiss
• Video chat expands possibilities for face-to-face services
• Utah Museum of Fine Arts shows art, culture of Mexico
• Juvenile court judge dies
• Firing it up in Promontory
• Officials to determine if man incompetent at time of 2008 murder
• DaVinci Academy serves community in remembrance
• 911 call released in death of LDS bishop
• Layton hotel clubs seek change in liquor laws
• Another Ski Company Moves to Ogden
• Volunteer opportunities
• W. Haven girl, 7, air-lifted to hospital
• "I'm allergic" The battle cry becoming more common among adults and children
• HOW TO: Talk on a diet
• Top of Utah weather August 30, 2010
• Resorts face comfy future
• Will your new car make the grade?
• Number of congresswomen may drop
• Stories like these are why I never throw anything away
• Some Davis schools miss AYP goals
• ACLU criticizes injunction against Ogden gang
• Health officials: Tell children not to touch bats
• LDS Church, China reach agreement
• 16 Weber schools fail federal AYP tests
• Agendas of public meetings, Sept. 1
• Roy man beaten at saloon dies; police seek information
• Clearfield ATK crew dreaming of launch assistance
• Lawmaker: Amendment rewording key in fight / Illegal immigration could be curbed by deleting 'b
• Mont. plane crash claims Ogden man / Weber commissioner's son a victim of bad weather?
• Suspect captured in Utah deputy's killing
• Bountiful City Council approves new compactor for landfill
• Names released in fatal accident near Elwood
• Tremonton council members sign letter to support grazing rights
• Man beaten outside of W. Haven tavern
• Brigham City approves four-way stop
• Pleasant View's request for left-turn signal denied
• LDS bishop killed in Vasalia, California
• Teen travelers, August 30, 2010
• Teen travelers tell tales
• Bar fight victim dies
• Farr West woman overwhelmed by buffalo incident, media attention
• Law enforcement agencies now on Facebook
• Clearfield eyes water, sewer upgrade
• Still sharp at 88: Hooper man retires after 31 years
• Mountain Green Elementary looking for irrigation water solution
• Teenager dies in Box Elder crash
• Love is in the air at bridal gathering
• Ralliers throng Capitol to voice love of recreational access to Utah lands
• Spice draws more scrutiny / Weber health, county, law officials push regulating psychotoxic 'in
• Two Ogden homes torched for firefighter training
• LDS stake beautifies cemetery, monument, park, road
• Sometimes supporting the troops can become a great sacrifice
• Two youth groups earn Daniels Fund grants
• Farr West approves business sign despite violation of ordinance
• Learn about your roots for free
• Charter service planned
• Elim Lutheran Church plans special healing service
• Prayer is an internal event between you and God
• Religion Calendar, Aug. 28-Sept.3 and more
• Two quarterbacks get nod for BYU
• Semi rolls over on Interstate 84 offramp
• Semi overturns on I-84 ramp in Riverdale
• Layton gets $4.8M of UTOPIA funds
• HAFB retiree appreciation event teaches how to take advantage of Uncle Sam's benefits
• Defense tries to dismiss double auto homicide case
• Loved ones reminisce at iFLY / Man killed while skydiving in Ogden 'lived his life the way he w
• Police increase patrols, arrest four men for lewd behavior near Ft. Buenaventura
• Heating Up at WSU / Annual block party greets incoming students
• Gang a 'public nuisance' / Weber prosecutors file injunction against Ogden Trece
• Rally cry: Take Back Utah / Residents want feds to spare recreational access to public lands
• Dual-immersion programs taking off in Top of Utah schools
• Come On, Take a Freeride / Wind around, soar over jumps, learn new skills at 46-acre bike park openi
• Centerville police respond to 420 call at 420 N. Main / Officials find 35 pounds of man's '
• N. Ogden residents don't want facility in their backyard
• Rally cry: Take Back Utah / Residents want feds to spare recreational access to public lands
• Dual-immersion programs taking off in Top of Utah schools
• Come On, Take a Freeride / Wind around, soar over jumps, learn new skills at 46-acre bike park openi
• Centerville police respond to 420 call at 420 N. Main / Officials find 35 pounds of man's '
• Get a big Gangrene MiniKiss
• Applied Industrial Technologies moving to Layton, closer to HAFB
• Learn about your roots for free
• Matheson: Uncertainty hurts economic recovery
• Charter service planned
• Elim Lutheran Church plans special healing service
• Prayer is an internal event between you and God
• Two quarterbacks get nod for BYU
• Two exotic snakes discovered in Riverdale trash bin
• Farmington roadway to link projects
• Former Clinton cop pleads guilty to computer crime
• Clearfield paying more for animal control usage
• Discount vouchers mailed with water bills
• Narcotics strike force nets three drug arrests in Ogden
• Meningitis a danger, especially for college freshmen
• Decisions, decisions: Morgan School District has many projects that need funding
• Officer in training: Layton ROTC cadet faces the challenges of advancement
• Providing a ride for Wyatt: Community yard sale helps family with van life
• Large marijuana bust in Centerville
• Artificial catfish nests being placed in Bountiful Lake by Utah DWR
• More flu vaccine made this year
• West Nile virus found in Davis County waters
• Kids urged to keep fit, earn prizes by walking to school
• Great rockers may age, but great rock lives forever
• Agendas of Aug. 26 public meetings
• Lawyers for Clearfield, contractors present arguments in overpass lawsuit
• Big birthday for big baby
• El Paso Corp. surprised by deal backlash
• Community leader honored for good works
• Students recruited as park rangers
• Top horseman, Dan Lewis, dies of heart attack
• UTA to test compressed natural gas buses for performance
• Top horseman, Dan Lewis, dies of heart attack
• CRS Engineering to be new tenant in Farmington City Hall
• 1 dies after N. Ogden fight / Homes and city pool evacuated, school under lockdown after man fires s
• Spice near schools a hot topic / Residents protest sale of psycho-toxic 'incense' in Ogden
• New addition planned for Weber-Morgan Health Department
• Wall Avenue intersection to be closed for three weeks
• Two Utahns among 14 killed in plane crash in Nepal / Officials believe bad weather may be to blame
• City officials OK urban renewal plan for four-block downtown Ogden area
• Agendas of public meetings, Aug. 26
• Farmington officials reviewing rental policy of community center, may increase cancellation fees
• Block party in Layton on Thursday promises food, fun
• Go ahead, jump in / Farmington officials lift swimming restrictions at pond
• Ready to 'treasure hunt'? Weber library prepping for sale of books, DVDs, CDs, more
• School starts Wednesday in Ogden district
• South Ogden, students dedicate new school
• Agendas of public meetings, Aug. 24-25
• Roy mulls tobacco-oriented retail
• Obama's champion shows how to use an electric car
• Jobless rate in Utah unchanged
• Two to represent Hill at upcoming Air Force Marathon in Ohio
• DUI Court offers alternative treatment programs in Ogden
• Ogden to decide on donation of land for shelter
• Back to school in Fashion
• Amazing canyon trip unites Northridge High School's swim team
• Wind gusts knock down power lines, trees
• Valley View Elementary School fails AYP test
• Farmington authorizes new city well
• Roy City Council rethinking beer license policy
• Morgan County says municipalities should handle water infrastructure
• Lessons from history: Local teacher invited to Holocaust fellows program
• North Ogden scraps top site for new facility
• Station Park plan finally a go in Farmington
• More 401(k) savers take loans, hardship withdrawals
• The clock is ticking, even for world's soccer stars
• Roots in Mormon church and Hawaii family keep Notre Dame's Manti Te'o grounded
• Coach K: Young, small U.S. team 'not a powerhouse'
• Fewer meth houses in Top of Utah / Less chance of drug exposure as officials bust labs, production m
• Gray wolf court ruling protested
• Kaysville man complains about noise, parking issues
• Dim street lighting in Pleasant View sparks concerns
• rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrright on! / Spectators' hearts race along with motocross riders at Powder Mounta
• Hill Air Force Base couples married to the military / Staying close a challenge when spouses deploye
• UDOT prepares for express lane e-payments
• Anti-government lawmakers need to quit picking on children
• I-84 crash scatters frozen turkeys; driver says he took sleeping pills
• Attempt to buckle seat belt leads to crash
• Harvest of a Lifetime / After 65 years of cutting grain across Weber and Box Elder counties, Pleasa
• School takes giant leap; Endeavour Elementary features astronomy theme throughout
• Religion Calendar, Aug. 21-27 and more
• Clothing exchange a success in Ogden
• Potter's House ready to celebrate its 25th anniversary
• Retreat for Ogden-area women designed for healing
• Religion update
• Second of two bridges in Layton to be placed tonight
• Davis School Board may soon have $11 million in federal funds
• Hispanic Democratic Caucus meets today in Salt Lake City
• Felony charges reduced; poison oak defense not the reason
• Blowing the whistle: Union Station welcomes return of 1915 icon
• New Facebook friends now WSU roomies
• Funding may help draw, keep businesses / Box Elder named an area of economic distress because of lay
• Audit clears all Morgan officials of accusations
• For 50 years in Ogden ... There's a place called Kokomo
• Cache fest quickens Celtic spirit
• Exhibit gives fresh look at WSU grads
• Feds give UTOPIA $16 million grant
• Top of Utah prep football: Cache Valley squads looking loaded
• Gulf oil spill affects Utah
• Hold That Tiger !! The Mane Event runs through Saturday at Davis County Fair.
• New topographical maps for Kaysville, Fruit Heights
• Former Clinton police officer charged with computer crime
• Proposed military training area on hold for further research
• Natalie Jolley stays positive to the end
• Weber County Sheriff's Office: It is legal to buy spice, but illegal to smoke it.
• Plaque presented to Sen. Orrin Hatch to commemorate 20th anniversary of Americans With Disabilities
• Longtime Red Cross volunteer remembered
• A federal appeals court: Crosses for fallen state Highway Patrol troopers violate the U.S. Constitut
• Davis County Fair makes a splash
• Mistrial declared for man accused of Clearfield robbery
• Farmington's city manager to retire after 33 years
• New I-15 express lane in southern Davis County now open
• Ogden School District's Title 1 schools meet AYP requirements
• Morgan School District debates merits of using federal funds
• 120 to be laid off at Citi in Layton
• Building permit granted for 324 apartments in Farmington
• 46th South Transmission Line Project Scheduled to Begin in September
• Two held as carjacking suspects
• Toone case continues: Second District Court delays pretrial conference for former exterminator
• Before school starts, make sure your child's vaccines are current
• Box Elder School District travel policy in effect this month
• Syracuse to upgrade recreation software
• Family: Accident victim improving, responding some
• Morgan tax increase to help schools
• Ogden streetcar far from happening
• Davis drops 2 tax hikes, OKs 2 others
• Agendas of public meetings, Aug. 19
• Dew Tour Finale Headed to Utah
• Ogden City's First Dog Park
• Ogden City Launches Current Street and Utility Construction Map
• New 50/50 Concrete Replacement Program
• Ogden gains Prestigious National Ranking for Quality of Life
• New Kayak Park Viewing Deck
• Help destroy Dyers Woad while Hiking
• Mayor will refuse Payraise if Reelected
• Using Wet Trails can Lead to Erosion and Ruts
• Ogden is one of America’s Best Places to Raise a Family
• Proposed City Budget FY 2010-2011
• Trails to be Rerouted During Construction
• 36th Street Water Tank Construction
• Grant Offers Unemployed Parents Assistance with Child Care Expenses
• Equity Now Helps Utah Home Buyers
• Ogden Lands on Energy Star List
• Ogden Woman to be among First Women to Serve on US Navy Sub
• City Council Launches Microsite and Paperless Packets Initiative
• Ogden Pioneer Stadium to be Upgraded for 2010 Rodeo
• Ogden City Police Lieutenant Dedicated to Serving Others
• Make a Difference Day Really Makes a Difference
• Weber State Administrator Recognized for Service
• Stevens-Henager Graduates Don Caps and Gowns at May 27, 2010 Commencement Ceremony
• New to Utah
• Earth Day
• “Get a Clue: The $tocks Caper” is well worth investigating
• Daycare & Preschool now enrolling
• www.SellMyHouse.com is now helping homeowners and short sale victims stop foreclosure in the Salt La
• Stay Safe on the Slopes This Winter

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