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• Social Advertising is Key for Politics
• Claudia Sisemore
• Garden Workouts
• Bodegas Wine Dinner at Finca
• Five Things I Think I Think This Week - Avengers at the Ballot Box Edition
• The Impact of Outside and Anonymous Money on Utah's Elections
• Love Dominating Online in Utah's 4th Congressional District Matchup
• New rules promote City Creek safety
• Video: New Liljenquist Ad Slams Hatch's Record
• Meet Mitt Romney's Most Fanatical Supporter
• $2 Billion on the Presidential Campaign
• World Trade Center Utah to Host Roundtable Discussion with Utah Senator Orrin Hatch and Idaho Senator Mike Crapo
• Twilight Concert Series Headliner TBAs announced
• The Republican vs. Democrat Technological Divide
• Honored to share the Memorial Day Program in Sandy w/ Lt. Colonel Pete Adams. To...
• Glad You Asked: Bees, Shins and Santigold
• Monday Meal: Poke Salad
• Paying the Price
• True Blood, Gone
• Savor the Summit
• @RealTimeWWII
• Tall Tales
• The Atomic Arcade
• Vermont Bans Fracking
• The Zombie Nation
• As we prepare to commemorate Memorial Day, say thanks to a veteran you know. VA...
• Soul & Bones BBQ
• May 25-31: Woohoo!
• Bob Bernick's Notebook: Fighting Over Fiscal Notes
• Video: Bernick and Schott on Politics - May 25, 2012
• Herbert says lack of liquor licenses hurts Utah business
• Palin Endorsement Boosts Hatch's Social Media
• Isolation Breeds Corruption in Government
• Enjoyed meeting w/employees at Comcast in Sandy this afternoon.
• Thanks to U of U Brain Institute scientists for tour. Neuroscience research here...
• Fewer Americans are Pro-Choice
• Democratic Congressional candidates support gay marriage
• What Pride means to me
• Senate Moves to Remove 'Lunatic' From Federal Code
• Roller Derby: Wasatch Roller Derby vs. Treasure Valley Rollergirls
• Glad You Asked: Star Wars, Civil Wars and Alien Puppets
• Terry Evans
• 5 Gays, 1 Girl
• Like, WTF
• The Garage
• Dirty Beaches
• The Head & The Heart
• Food, Feet & Unity
• Men in Black III
• Renewed, Canceled & New 2012
• Governor Selects New Adjutant General of Utah National Guard
• June Primary Could be Turning Point for Utah Democrats
• MAID-RITE Comes to Utah
• Romney Handily Winning Independent Voters
• SLC Named One of the Happiest Cities for College Grads
• Trump Wants Speaking Slot at Republican Convention
• Obama Crushing Romney Among Latino Voters
• Weekly Survey - Anonymous Money in Elections
• Weekly Survey - Anonymous Money in Elections
• Obama has Big Enthusiasm Gap Over Romney
• Bridging the Pac-12 Gap by Investing in Excellence
• Josh Wright: The Poetry of Classical Piano
• Glad You Asked: Punk, Geeks and Magic
• Jesus Or Genome, Dark Seas
• Obamacare Will Not Fix Health Care!
• The Great Obamacare Scare
• Wine Wednesday: Bodegas Carchelo "C"
• Not as I do
• Today's Home Loan Requirements
• Sanctity of marriage
• U Computer Scientist Wins 2012 Microsoft Fellowship
• Here's a Novel Thought
• Vicious Cycle
• Memorial Weekend Part-Tay
• The Mynabirds, Beach House
• Utah Lawyers for the Arts
• Church vs. 'Hood
• Dream Bikes
• Fixie-ation
• Infinite Likes
• Smart ALEC
• Should Have Gone Deeper
• Dynamic Fiscal Notes Debated at Utah Taxpayer Association Meeting
• TV Tonight: Don't Trust the B, Revenge SVU, Finales
• 12 for '12: Dark Seas
• Fox News Viewers Less Informed than Other News Consumers
• Parking Lots Make Us Act Territorial
• Spending on Online Advertising Skyrocketing
• Initiative Aims to Reorganize Government Around 'Life Events'
• Poll: Older Voters Get Info from Newspapers
• Thanks to Utah Taxpayers Assoc. for arranging lunch forum on tax policy. Need to...
• Utah Taxpayers Association Releases 2012 Legislative Scorecard
• Five Utah High Schools on List of Top-1,000
• Judge declares Utah streams belong to the public
• 5/29 - 5/31 Westminster to Embark on New-Age Theatre Venture
• Westminster Hosts 5th Annual Family Fun Day for Children with Autism and Families
• Give SLC Mayor Becker an Earful
• 12 for '12: Lady Murasaki
• Glad You Asked: Spindrift, Reptar and Crime Fiction
• Tea Grotto renewed
• The U Hosts Speed Dating Event for Investors, Technology Managers
• Grow America competition is a hit with Utah businesses; will bring more jobs
• Outside Donations Helped GOP Boost Caucus Turnout
• Five Things I Think I Think This Week
• Video: Liljenquist Ad Slams Hatch over Debates
• Utah's 2012 Legislative Session: Another Good Year for Business
• Survey: Moral Values on the Decline
• Questions Every Candidate Should be Ready to Answer
• Utah Can't Sleep
• Thanks to members of the 191st Combat Sustainment Support Battalion; mobilized S...
• Could We See Another Split Election in 2012?
• Study: Democrats Need to Appeal to Moderates in November
• Mormon History and the 2012 Election
• Summer Reading Kickoff Celebration
• Family Fun Day for Children with Autism and Families
• Covey Center Summer Art Showcase
• June Jubilee: Blues, Brews, BBQ
• Glad You Asked: Greece, Cowboys and the '90s
• 5/25 Utah Unity to Host First Premier Volleyball League Exhibition at Westminster
• 5/26 Westminster Hosts 5th Annual Family Fun Day for Children with Autism and Families
• May Gallery Stroll: Randee Levine & Lori Nelson
• Best of Living Traditions Eats
• May Madness: The Sweet 16 of Music
• Montana Wilderness Home to Environmental Humanities Study Center
• Better Burger Returns
• Why I'm a Mormon
• The End Is Nigh
• Everything You Know Is Wrong
• Office Tour - Gov. Gary Herbert's Campaign Headquarters
• Common Core Standards
• Congress, Not Davis High, Should be Fined for Passing the Child Nutrition Act
• When Mormonism Becomes a Campaign Issue
• Who is Badder than Björk and Shaq?
• Author Charles C. Mann To Visit City Library
• Some Awesome Suggestions for Mitt Romney's Vice President
• Why Cities are so Keen on Luring Apple Stores
• Google Thinks Charlie Rangel is Dead
• It's not Just Republicans to Blame for Washington Gridlock
• Video: Orrin Hatch Debates Himself
• SL County gives okay to dogs, patio dining
• Concert Review: Ana Tijoux, Mexican Institute of Sound
• Fats Grill almost explodes with electric enegrgy from The Suicycyles
• Sex 20×20 workshop hosted by Gay Men’s Health Project
• Let's dispel the myths surrounding the Canadian oil that would come through the...
• The Hack Stamp May 18: BATTLESHIP and WHAT TO EXPECT
• Sous Vide Cooking
• Battleship
• Governor Receives Knight Grand Cross by the Royal House of Portugal
• Bob Bernick's Notebook: Hatch Playing it Safe by Not Debating Liljenquist
• Swallow Leads Reyes Among SLCO Republican Voters
• Video: Bernick and Schott on Politics - May 18, 2012
• Utahns and Europeans Celebrate Their Longstanding Relationship
• Obama Campaign Battles Cell Phone Leaks
• Salt Lake County Home Prices Up for 2nd Month in a Row
• Huntsman for Mayor of New York?
• Zucca Summer Cooking Classes
• Video: Acting Lessons for Romney
• Glad You Asked: Moguai, Pennywise and the E-Trade Baby
• Study Suggests Evangelical Voters Won't Turn Away From Romney
• Persona Swimwear
• Now-a-Dollar May 18
• The Mighty Sequoyah
• Living Traditions Festival
• Dick N' Dixies
• May 18-24: Quest of the Primal
• Open Minds, Active Hearts
• Finale Fever 2012 Pt. 2
• Local Releases: Albums Galore From GoGo To Velour
• Utah's Retirement Fund in Good Shape Despite Recession
• Poll Shows Americans Have an Appetite for a Third-Party
• Utah Technology Commercialization and Innovation Program Approves 19 Grants
• Special Session Coming to Fix Budget Problem
• Most Americans Think Obama Will Win a Second Term
• UtahPolicy.com/KSL Insider Poll - Common Core Education Debate
• If Facebook Decided Elections, Romney Wins in a Walk
• Appreciated the opportunity to meet w/50 UT realtors today.
• As we mark National Law Enforcement week, let's pause to remember the sacrifices...
• Study finds gaydar exists, is effective
• Glad You Asked: Dinos, Plants and Falcons
• SLCPD Blotter: Couch Trespass and a Wheelchair Attack
• Wine Wednesday: Frescobaldi Nipozzano Riserva
• Arizona will not join Utah in federal land grab
• Split Personalities
• Happy Graduation!
• Artists for Local Agriculture
• The Dictator
• City Weekly vs. Cockroaches
• Google This
• Samba Queen
• Drunk Not Disorderly
• Hairy Hijinks
• Alternative Meatloaf
• Church Membership Overstated
• Golden Opportunity
• Athletics to Build Outdoor Tennis Courts
• First National Meeting of Science, Math Ed Centers
• Utah National Republican Delegates Heavy on Party Insiders
• Salt Lake County Republicans Undecided in County Council Primary Race
• Lawsuit Claims U.S. Senate Filibuster Rule is Unconstitutional
• Library Board of Directors Meeting Agenda for May 17, 2012
• Red State/Blue State Divide on Baby Names
• Microtargeting Political Ads
• Romney Hopes to Avoid McCain's Mistakes
• Utah Man Hopes Hunger Strike will Force More Debates
• Bomb threat leads to evacuation of queer advocacy offices
• Glad You Asked: Curren$y, Brandon Jones and This American Life
• Who Says Mitt Romney Doesn't Have a Sense of Humor?
• Utah Underground Hip Hop Awards
• Republicans kill civil unions bill in Colorado
• Alternative Realities Roundup 5/15
• 4 gay men sentenced to be executed in Iran
• UDOT’s Graham gets new job, attorney fees
• Deena Marie: Quirky Girls
• Villains in the Spotlight
• Bike to Work
• Chablis & Oysters
• Alpha Dominche
• Governor Details Comprehensive State Response to Data Breach
• Five Things I Think I Think This Week
• Hatch Tops Liljenquist in Salt Lake County
• More Media Love for Love
• Hatch Donates Big Bucks to Indiana Tea Party Candidate
• Nobody Uses Google+
• Thanks to students, Environmental Studies Chair Jeff McCarthy for great tour of...
• Utah governor, Democratic candidate speak out against marriage equality
• U.S. Chamber Launches Huge Targeted Online Ad Campaign
• Measuring CO2 to Fight Global Warming
• Romney Goes Big on Digital Staff
• Family Wellness Festival
• USA Rugby Championships
• Lesa McCullough: Book Signing
• Glad You Asked: Schoolboy Q, Ralphie May and Bees
• Monday Meal: White Beans with Sausage
• Love and Matheson: Conservative republican meets conservative democrat
• Westminster Announces Funding for New Endowed Chair in Business Innovation
• Per Noi Trattoria
• Finca Wine Tasting
• SLC Alchemist
• ... Like a Bee
• Disappearing Act
• Mountain West Arts Conference
• Governor Herbert Authorizes Lowering the Flags for Peace Officers Memorial Day
• UtahPolicy.com Survey: Tight Primary Race for Salt Lake County Mayor
• Should Hatch and Liljenquist Debate More?
• New USTAR Video Highlights Multidisciplinary Research and Commercialization Opportunities at U of U
• Nominees Announced for Third District Court Vacancies
• Governor Appoints H. David Burton to UTA Board
• No rest for the Wicked: Broadway hit Wicked coming to Salt Lake City
• Beyond BYU Event Connects Students and Professionals in Nation’s Capital
• Romney/Huckabee in 2012?
• 2012 Campaign is Already Nastier than 2008
• Mia Love Named GOP 'Young Gun'
• Paul Backers Boo Romney's Son Off Stage in Arizona
• The Shred Shed
• Favorite Utah comfort food: Smoked pork
• Happy Mother's Day. Today we honor exceptional women- the mothers, wives, daugh...
• Romney reiterates anti-gay marriage stance
• Starshine: Tony Award-winning Million Dollar Quartet coming to Salt Lake
• Sugar House highlighted at SLC Neighborhood Business Conference – part II
• Great visit to the Utah State Crime Lab today. I appreciate the hard work of la...
• Sugar House highlighted at SLC Neighborhood Business Conference – part I
• Glad You Asked: Weekend Edition
• Summer intern sought for LGBT community relations
• Local Releases: Self-Titling Gets Your Name Out!
• Yellow Rose Tattoo
• Liner Notes: Triggers & Slips
• 5/16 GE Capital Banking on Women Graduation Celebration & Applications Open
• Alternative Realities Roundup 5/11
• College of Law Announces $4 Million Gift for New Building
• Hack Stamp May 11: DARK SHADOWS
• As we celebrate National Nurses Week, I want to thank Utah nurses for their dedi...
• May 11-17: Future Version
• Undefeated
• Dark Shadows
• Bob Bernick's Notebook: 2nd District Voters Shafted by Caucus/Convention System
• It's Not Evangelicals Romney Needs to Worry About
• Economic Development Board has Busy Day Assisting Utah Companies Job Growth
• This Weekend: Race for the Cure pays political price
• Paul's Delegate Strategy has Republicans Worried
• Team Hardwood slam dunks the Coady Classic
• Romney denies bullying gay students in high school
• 2012 Twilight Concert Series Announced
• Hotel Monaco hosts Pink Party to benefit the UAF
• Glad You Asked: NPR, Deer Tick and Bazaars
• Openly gay Republican lands spot in Utah presidential primary
• Deadline to vote in Republican primary fast approaching
• Royal Court celebrates the sixth sense with coronation
• A true royal legacy
• Speaking in the Energy and Commerce Committee markup this morning about the impo...
• Now-a-Dollar May 11
• Planning Roller Coaster
• Toadies
• SLC's Lost Harmonica Players
• Maxwell's SLC
• Finale Fever 2012
• Kiss My Ass, I love Magic The Gathering
• $5 Admission for Twilight Concerts: Good or Bad Idea?
• Concert Review: The Brian Jonestown Massacre at The Urban Lounge
• Utah Earns A+ for “Small Business Friendliness”
• Beloved Salt Lake City Painter Pilar Pobil
• The story's song: Broadway crooner to sing the classics in Salt Lake concert
• Business Expo to Offer Social Media Education and Training
• Video: Mike Lee Says Big Government is 'Like Godzilla'
• Video: Sacha Baron Cohen Endorses Romney
• Becker proposes changes in SLC liquor laws
• UtahPolicy.com/KSL Insider Poll - Hatch and Liljenquist to Debate
• Hatch Calls for IRS Probe of NOM Donor List Release
• Can You Spend Too Much on Attack Ads?
• 6/8 Westminster Hosts Annual Golf Tournament for Student Scholarships
• Obama announces support for marriage equality
• Beside the Question: Sallie Ford & the Sound Outside
• Sanctity of marriage
• Glad You Asked: Swimmin' Holes, Hairstyles and Nerds
• Record Store Day Reprise
• Invest In Excellence Update
• Pierpont Artists Company
• Links between Social and Environmental Justice Studied
• NC Finally Catches Up With Utah in Rejecting Marriage
• Wine Wednesday: Tablas Creek Cotes Blanc
• Black History in Utah Property Rights
• Last Stand
• Dr. Jan Terpstra: Mental Illness & Stigma
• Manscaping Season
• What Has Your Prez Done for You?
• Sanity Party
• Liberal Boot-Licking Lackeys
• Winery Love
• Blame System, Not Soldier
• Patriotic Demonstration
• I Heart Mia
• Points for Trying
• Investigations Finds No Shady Dealing in Utah GOP 2nd District Race
• College Educated People More Likely to be Democrats
• Video: Rob Portman's Awesome Chicken Impression
• Chaffetz: No More Taxpayer Money for Rich Ex-Presidents
• Hatch Learns Another Lesson from an Endangered GOP Colleague
• Utah Universities Awarded $1 Million to Train Next Generation of Nuclear Energy Leaders, Advance University-Led Nuclear Innovation
• Romney Campaign Feuding with Pool Reporters
• Utah GOP Report on Second District Shenanigans
• Westminster Creates New Certificate Program to Address Leadership Shortage
• Spoke with Hinckley students from the University of Utah this afternoon. They h...
• Festival seeks to unite Salt Lake City
• Two New Doctors Disciplined by State Regulators
• Poll: Support for Gay Marriage Equally Split
• Student Study Looks for Solutions to Poor Health Care for American Indians
• Glad You Asked: Professor Gall, Bees and Stand-up
• Alternative Realities Roundup 5/8
• Utah begins new era for GRAMA requests
• Volunteering With Splore
• In the Next Room (or, the vibrator play)
• PTC: Man of La Mancha
• WTC: Chapter Two
• Butter & Sea Salt Tasting
• Alluring Albarino
• Sneeze to Survive
• Five Things I Think I Think This Week
• End of an Era: Steve Densley Announces Retirement from Utah Valley Chamber
• Love’s punches tossed: Taming of the Shrew continues at Utah/Idaho PAC
• Utah Dems Need to Come Up with More Cash to Get Redistricting Documents
• Romney Can't Discount Ron Paul Yet
• Join the Utah Policy/KSL Political Insiders
• Romney Looks Like He's Snubbing Spanish Media
• San Diego to Vote on America’s First Harvey Milk Street
• Why is Obama So Confident Against Romney?
• Glad You Asked: Gramatik, La Mancha and Bob Ross
• K-Town Komedy
• The U Wants You (to Nominate a Veteran)
• Monday Meal: Panko-breaded Broccoli
• Biden voices comfortableness with gay marriage
• Warming Trend in Job Market Continues for 2012 U Grads
• Small businesses and those with great ideas get their chance at Grow America
• Deena Marie: Twisted Toys
• Happy Birthday, David
• Union of the Birds & the Bees
• When Guns Are Outlawed
• Underworld: Awakening, Tim & Eric
• Morgan Valley Lamb Closes
• Utah GOP Lawmakers Taking Sides in Senate Primary
• UtahPolicy.com/KSL Insider Poll - Utah's New Sagebrush Rebellion
• Community Called Upon To Give Feedback For New Glendale Library Branch
• Six Political Parties on Wyoming Ballot
• The Energy Efficient Soldier
• Romney's Convention Problem
• GOP Launches Facebook App
• Minority Voters Decline
• From the Managing Editor: Addressing Jim Dabakis' Complaints
• Video: Jon Stewart Blasts Anti-Mormon Comments from Left and Right
• New is old again: Greece is the Word coming to Salt Lake’s Off Broadway Theatre
• Red Butte Garden: Travel get-away for outdoor fun
• Fantastic group of this morning at the Scout-o-Rama in Sandy. So proud of our S...
• Tuesday: 331 new Utah laws
• Enjoyed visiting employees at Edwards Lifesciences this week. Proud of the inno...
• Local Actor Meet and Greet With Karen Azenberg
• Governor Names Stewart Energy Adviser
• Clark Appointed to Dixie State College Board of Trustees
• Blackhole CD Release, Dead Bod, Electric Space Jihad
• Glad You Asked: Your Weekend To-Do's
• Dead Zephyr: Week 442
• Free Comic Book Day: Your 2012 Utah Guide
• Local Releases: April Showers Drop Secret Releases
• Colorado House committee approves civil unions bill
• Kathleen Digre, Michael Varner Receive 2012 Rosenblatt Prize
• Great visit with Seniors at Granger High School to talk about government
• More transplanted Utah comfort food: Tipsy cake
• The Avengers
• May 4-10: Ingenious Breakthroughs
• Damsels in Distress
• Bob Bernick's Notebook: Is Utah County Losing Influence on Capitol Hill?
• Changing Face Of Media: Avengers Assemble! … In Foreign Markets
• Video: Bernick and Schott on Politics - May 4, 2012
• UCCD Executive Director Laura Dupuy returns from Kabul, Afghanistan
• Romney Ties to Oil Companies Under Fire
• Pioneer Theatre Company To Produce Les Misérables As Part Of Its 2012-2013 Season
• Exploring the horizon: This American Life coming to Salt Lake live onstage
• Changing Demographics Could Help Democrats Down the Line
• Study Suggests Women CEOs Face a ‘Green Ceiling’ in Attracting IPO Investors
• Paul vs. Romney May Extend Into November
• Department of Commerce Announces New, Enhanced Online Services for Consumers
• Understanding Mormon Business Success
• TV Tonight: Community, Eagleheart
• Dreaming of Sushi
• Glad You Asked: Lotus Plaza, Rich Vos and Vibrators
• Echo Hawk's move to general authority recalls tragic LDS man
• The Daily Show: Mo' Mitt, Mo' Problems
• Now-a-Dollar May 4
• FTC seeks $450 million from scammers that operated out of Utah
• Will Utah’s Patrick Henry Caucus survive 2012?
• Will Utah’s Patrick Henry Caucus survive 2012?
• Community panel urges youth, parents to address bullying issues
• Inner Islands
• The Green Pig Pub
• Back to Work
• Park City Live
• 2 Broke Girls, New Girl
• Bioidentical Hoax?
• The Drums
• May UAPL Meeting in Salt Lake City
• Lockhart to Take New Approach in Bid for Second Term as Speaker
• Pygmalion Theatre Company: In The Next Room
• Concert Review: Delta Spirit at The Urban Lounge
• Best. Campaign. Ad. Ever.
• Weekly Survey - Utah's New Sagebrush Rebellion
• The Importance of the South to Republicans
• U Students’ Community Service Projects Have Wide Reach
• Urban Growth Could Boost Democrats in Republican Areas
• Why Hispanics are Shying Away from Republican Candidates
• Two Dancing Cats Gift and Gourmet in Sugar House – part II
• Two Dancing Cats Gift and Gourmet in Sugar House – part I
• Wine Wednesday: Simcic @ Lugano
• Glad You Asked: Black Keys, Nerds and Bikes
• Here's Why Romney's Lack of Small-Dollar Donors is a Problem
• Goodbye Jim
• Not Fade Away
• Local anti-bullying hotline launched
• Fear of Flying
• Yes to Violence?
• Correction: "The Anti-Mormon Moment"
• What a Wonderful World
• The Mormon Motive
• Higher-up Hall Passes
• Comedy Fail
• Funny Business
• Buster Boyd: SLC Needs Steampunk
• Utah House Roster Will be Quite Different in 2013
• Dreaming at windmills: Man of La Mancha coming to Pioneer Theatre Company
• Ireland Launches Facebook App to Make Sure Voters are Registered
• Average Home Prices Increase in Salt Lake County for March 2012
• Graham gets back pay; trouble still looms for UDOT
• What Would a Romney Visit Mean for Hatch?
• Utah Pride Center launches program for young adults
• How Much will Climate Change Play During 2012?
• Tennessee Lawmaker Scraps ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Bill
• Les Enfants Terribles
• Glad You Asked: Pop Art, Dragons and JT Harwood
• More People have Mobile Phones than Electricity
• U of U Leader Listed in Utah Business Magazine’s “30 Women to Watch”
• New Tunes Tuesday: Nothing Short of Gold
• Revolution United
• U Professors Win Innovation and Impact Award
• Romney's Razor Thin Path to the White House
• Are Republicans the Problem in Congress?
• Some Cities Can't Afford to Hold Elections in November
• Utah transplanted comfort food: Fool
• One-Time Rivals Failing to Endorse Romney
• Few Controversial Ballot Issues this Year to Help Boost GOP Turnout
• U Grows to Satisfy Growing Market in Digital Media
• Utah Hotel & Lodging Association Names Jordan Garn Executive Director
• Romney/Rice Ticket Would be Remarkable
• Enjoyed visit to Kennecott Copper mine this a.m. From steam shovels in 1906 to m...
• Westminster Students Commissioned as Officers in the U.S. Military
• Glad you Asked: Ben Kweller, Irish Dancers and Delta Spirit
• Pickin' and Fiddlin' Contest
• Knife incidents dominate weekend crime
• Concert Review: Lambchop at The State Room
• Catching up with CWMA bands: The Poorwills, David Williams
• Monday Meal: Aio e Oio
• Think Pink at Meditrina
• Margaret Tarampi at Art Access
• Huge Danger
• Reply-All Follies
• Haywire, New Year's Eve
• Hatch vs. Liljenquist; Reyes vs. Swallow
• Heads Up! International Neural Interface Conference Coming to Utah in June
• Governor Herbert Hosts Fellow Governors At Rocky Mountain Roundtable
• Ann Romney Thinks Mitt Should Do SNL
• Life’s second act: Neil Simon’s Chapter Two coming to Wasatch Theatre Company
• Community Foundation of Utah Awards Inaugural Social Enterprise Grants
• A Middle-Ear Microphone
• Money Makes the World (of Politics) Go 'Round
• Nerds Rule...Politics
• Judge to decide fate of ethics initiative on November ballot
• Rove Says Obama is Winning
• It's Still the Economy, Stupid!
• Catching up with CWMA bands: Laserfang, Night Sweats
• Tyler Evans, L'anarchiste
• Deena Marie: Slammed
• Holding DOE's feet to the fire to clean up tailings pile, protect the Colorado R...
• Village Cobbler Shoe Repair
• Utah comfort food favorite: Blondies
• William Michals: Broadway In Concert
• Gods and Valkyries: Wagner’s Ring Cycle coming to Salt Lake audiences
• Hatch votes against women’s protections bill
• FreedomWorks continues campaign against Hatch; backs Liljenquist, Love
• Glad You Asked: Your Weekend To-Do's
• University of Utah Student Alumni Board and The MUSS Win Five Awards
• Voted yes on just-passed bill to maintain low interest rate on student loans. ht...
• Primavera @ The New Yorker
• University of Utah to Graduate 7,659 Students on May
• Utah Musicians Radio
• Discrimination based on gender identity is illegal, ruling states
• Local Releases: Many Shows Across The Front
• The Hack Stamp April 27: THE RAVEN
• After teen’s suicide, Ogden to hold community meeting, candlelight vigil
• Cafe Galleria
• April 27-May 3: Emotional Riches
• Safe
• The Pirates! Band of Misfits
• Bob Bernick's Notebook: Intriguing Election Matchups
• Video: Bernick and Schott on Politics - April 27, 2012
• Job Fair
• Hatch Unveils New Song
• Romney and the Youth Vote
• How the Tea Party Could Push Democrats to the Left
• Dustin Lance Black to be grand marshal for Utah Pride Festival
• ‘Idol’ contestant, ’90s club diva headline Pride Festival entertainment
• Utah Hospitality Association sues for lighter liquor laws
• Sheila Bair Honored as 2012 Administrator of the Year
• Romney Gets the Carter 'Kiss of Death'
• Trans-man calendar launched to raise funds
• Will Equality Ever Happen?
• Governor to host round table as Utah land grab heats up
• Fabbys: Staff Picks
• U.S. News & World Report Ranks Business School Among Top 10 Most Popular
• Walk for a Cure & Rally for May Day!
• Vivace
• Bar-X
• Metalocalypse
• Women's Work
• Governor to Host Mountain West Governors in Salt Lake City Tomorrow
• Running Down the Legislative Primary Races
• Chamber Celebrates 125 Years of Business Leadership
• Taking the leap: Short plays shine at Plan-B Theatre Company’s SLAM 2012
• Weekly Survey - Hatch vs. Liljenquist, Reyes vs. Swallow
• Soccer Moms Could Help Romney in 2012
• Turning Young Conservatives into Long-Term Donors
• Proud to accept "Champion of Healthcare Innovation" award from Healthcare Leader...
• Women Could be a Financial Force in Politics
• Not as I do
• How Much Did Romney Spend to Capture the GOP Nomination?
• Utah doggie comfort food: PB and oatmeal biscuits
• ‘Sugar House on the Move’ correlates autos with area development
• ‘Sugar House on the Move’ correlates autos with area development
• Poll: Obama Gaining with Younger Voters
• Sanctity of marriage
• Political Job Listing: Communications Director
• Hatch forced into Senate primary race
• Sorry About Your Offer!
• Mysterious Mr. Smith
• Northern Utah community discussion on bullying, suicide
• Lost Funds
• Statham Mania
• Star-Studded
• Suburbs Are for Suckers
• Thank a Progressive
• Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company: Iridescence
• How Many Hatch vs. Liljenquist Debates Can We Expect?
• Wine Wednesday: Lapierre Raisins Gaulois
• Are Democrats Anti-Mormon?
• What Happened in the GOP Race for the Second Congressional District Nomination?
• How Election Coverage Got Hijacked by Trivial Stories
• Salt Lake Chamber Issues Statement on the Lift Utah Coalition and SkiLink
• Outdoor Retailer Show Says Salt Palace May No Longer be Adequate to Host Annual Trade Shows
• Listen to new Fiona Apple track; tix on sale for July SLC show
• New Tunes Tuesday: Blunderfull
• Straight Mormons reach out to gay relatives
• Garbage postpones Friday SLC show
• University of Utah Students Win $100,000 with Quantum Dot Technology
• Utah District 2 GOP drama unfolds at convention
• Queer-rights advocates meet with Mormon Church officials
• Soulforce meets with Mormon Church officials
• Unite Against the War on Women
• Sushi Sips
• Exercise at the Dog Park
• Love Muffins Bakery
• Spoiler Alert!
• Hatch Campaign will Ask Romney to Campaign in Utah
• Hot Energy Sector Fires Economy, Grows Jobs in Duchesne, Uintah Counties
• Pioneer Theatre Company Presents Man of La Mancha
• Here's a Staggering Stat About Romney's Gender Gap
• Putting Romney's Unfavorable Numbers in Perspective
• Blood and holy water: Comedy horror Monsterheart coming to Salt Lake
• How Liljenquist in 2012 Echoes Hatch in 1976
• Schweitzer Mentions Romney, Polygamy in the Same Sentence
• Video: Huntsman says Michael Moore Doomed His Campaign
• Notified by VA Secretary that a $12.4 million grant is awarded to the State of U...
• Westminster Employee Giving: Your Passion, Their Future
• Westminster Employee Giving: Your Passion, Their Future
• 6/20 - 6/22 Westminster Hosts Summer Institute for New American Colleges & Universities
• 6/2 Westminster Hosts 2012 Commencement Ceremony
• Pride around the world
• Media Gave Romney Nomination in February
• Composing a Further Life: The Age of Active Wisdom
• Glad You Asked: Joss Whedon, Psychics and Folka Dots
• Brandon Jones: All Women and Springtime
• Florence Williams: Breasts
• Paulette Phlipot: Ripe
• Children's Book Week Author Night
• Ron Rash: The Cove
• An Evening with Pendrell Authors
• Melanie Thorne: Hand Me Down
• Wayne Pacelle: Reading from The Bond
• April Gallery Stroll: USU Showcase
• Agree with Deseret News - Energy Department made a mistake in adopting a slow-do...
• Monday Meal: Zesty Sloppy Joes
• Reefer Fear
• Dark Tide, Contraband
• Magical Music of John Williams
• Jiro Dreams of Sushi
• Anti-Hero Worship
• You Won't Believe How Razor-Thin Some Margins Were at Saturday's Convention
• Social Media Influence Predicts State Convention Outcomes
• Crockett vs. Winder
• Roller Derby: JCRD Aces Take Down Banditas 118-99
• In Memoriam: Sam Wo
• Catching up with CWMA band: Max Pain & the Groovies
• USTAR Innovation Center Bridges Many Disciplines
• How Campaigns Use Social Media to Learn About Voters
• More Americans Think Conditions Improving
• How Romney's Shifting Politics Could Help Him
• Attacks on Romney's Faith Could Help Him in November
• GOP Sees Latino Vote as Path to Victory
• Love, Howell avoid Utah primary
• Parsing the 2012 Polls
• Wheeler Farm: Family friendly budget travel
• Hope versus human nature: Of Mice and Men coming to Utah Opera
• Thanks to employees at Solera Networks. Appreciate the time for Q & A.
• Congratulations to SME Steel on 20th anniversary. Enjoyed visiting.
• Hatch will face republican primary; Herbert wins in second round
• Utah comfort food favorite: Pizza, part four - toppings
• NAACP ex-chair, Broadway star to attend HRC Utah Gala
• Mormons release ‘It Gets Better’ video
• 4/21 Westminster Hosts Statewide Gay-Straight Alliance Summit
• 4/21 Westminster Holds Aviation Career Symposium
• Utah democrats hold state convention this weekend; Matheson unopposed
• Utah democrats hold state convention this weekend; Matheson unopposed
• Pallet Bistro
• The Deep Blue Sea
• Bully
• Urban walkability’s applicability to Sugar House and other development, Part II
• Urban walkability’s applicability to Sugar House and other development, Part II
• Bob Bernick's Notebook: Bernick Calls His Shot - State Convention Edition
• Urban walkability’s applicability to Sugar House and other development, Part I
• Video: Bernick and Schott on Politics - April 20, 2012
• UtahPolicy.com Survey: Love, Wimmer in Close Race in Utah's 4th Congressional District
• UtahPolicy.com Survey: Wild GOP Race in Utah's Second Congressional District
• UtahPolicy.com Survey: Herbert in Good Shape Heading into Saturday
• Circling back to history: Free Time on the Rocks set at Salt Lake Acting Company
• Circling back to history: Free Time on the Rocks set at Salt Lake Acting Company
• Did Huntsman's Super PAC Pay a Phantom Company?
• Survey: Hatch Close to Securing GOP Nomination
• Red Leaf Resources, Inc. & Total E&P USA Oil Shale, LLC Announce a Joint Venture for Oil Shale Production Project
• Record Store Day must-have special releases
• Supported tax cut for small businesses; they provide the jobs needed for economi...
• Super PAC Mailer Hammers Wimmer Ahead of Saturday's Convention (UPDATED)
• Computer Students to Show New Apps
• Glad You Asked: Naked and Famous, Pencils and Psychics
• Local Releases: A Six-Pack Flavor Mixup
• University of Utah Green Power Purchases Propels Pac-12 to EPA Top Ranking
• USTAR Interdisciplinary Research Facility Dedicated at The U
• Getting Earthy
• This Week's Music Picks Playlist
• Liner Notes: Natural Roots' Words of Jah
• Happy Valley Derby Darlins
• Westminster Hosts Summer Institute for New American Colleges & Universities
• 4/19 Westminster Celebrates Earth Day 2012
• Utah GOP state convention this weekend; Hatch may avoid primary
• Utah GOP state convention this weekend; Hatch may avoid primary
• Record Store Day 2012
• Matteo
• Karamba
• Veep, Parks & Recreation
• Tennis
• 2012 Should be More Moderate Politically in Utah
• Happy Valley Derby Darlings
• Mia Love: A Rock Star for the GOP?
• What Kind of Transportation System Can You Build 90 Days at a Time?
• Party for the Planet
• Weekly Survey - Crockett vs. Winder, Romney's Effect on Utah
• Should We Pick our Lawmakers at Random?
• Search Committee Announced for WSU Presidential Search
• tune in now to listen to me live with Rod Arquette on KNRS radio
• Is Romney's LDS Faith a 'Shield' Against Other Attacks?
• Not Many Utah Cities are 'Walkable'
• Tea Partied Out?
• Thanks to Lisa Fall w/UT Arthritis Foundation, and Meghan and Siobhan Mitchell f...
• Glad You Asked: Shadow, Stand-Up and Baseball
• World Cafe soon to be on KRCL
• Boy Scout den mother forced to resign because of her sexuality
• Utah comfort food favorite: Pizza, part three - sauce
• Utah comfort food favorite: Pizza, part three - sauce
• Launched bipartisan Government Efficiency Caucus; government project mgrs can le...
• HRC Utah Gala Dinner and Silent Auction
• Gay Day at the Zoo
• Neko Case to headline 2012 Summer Solstice Show
• Silent Spring: The Next Generation
• Becker: Finding the Green Connection
• Environmental Arts
• Jailhouse Rocked
• The Green 13
• Green Guide 2012
• Wine Wednesday: Buglioni Valpolicella
• Must Be Mormon
• Propaganda Specialists
• The Anti-Mormon Moment
• Hologram Rock
• UVU Suicide Support Group
• Utah Division of Oil, Gas and Mining Poster Contest Winners Announced
• More Like Corporate Rights
• Immigration Rhetoric Isn't Working
• Washington Needs a Utah Hero
• Poll: Hatch, Herbert Within Striking Distance of 60% at Convention
• Video: How Should Americans Understand our Relationship with Iran?
• Utah Earth Day Celebration 2012: Saturday April 21
• Utah Earth Day Celebration 2012: Saturday April 21
• Time, space and the human heart all shine in SLAC’s Course 86B in the Catalogue
• Time, space and the human heart all shine in SLAC’s Course 86B in the Catalogue
• Romney Still Trails Obama With Women Voters
• Romney Already Selling Access at Inaugural
• Congrats to students at three Utah universities for programs that gained them a...
• Video: Mitt Romney vs. Mr. Spock
• Study: Majority of Latinos support marriage equality
• Utahns practice getting ready for the big one
• Joe Bonamassa
• Glad You Asked: Ken Jennings, Brides and Eve 6
• Roller Derby: WRD Divas Blast Red Rockettes 148-108
• Westminster Student Turns Asthma Struggle into Award-Winning Medical Device
• Shape Your Summer Body
• SLAC: Course 86b in the Catalogue
• WTC: Little Shop of Horrors
• Plan-B Theatre: The Scarlet Letter
• Provenance Vineyards
• Republicans Look Ahead to the State Convention on Saturday
• Social Media and Utah's U.S. Senate Race
• Governor's Economic Summit a Reflection of Utah's Expanding Economy
• Middle East Expert, Dr. Asaad Al-Saleh Gives Context To Crisis In Syria
• Big Wave of Congressional Retirements will Reshape Washington
• Congress Becoming More Polarized
• Economy Could Help GOP Make Big Gains with Hispanics in 2012
• Washington Post Ranks Liljenquist as Fundraising 'Loser'
• What Happens if a Third Party Captures Some Electoral College Votes?
• LGBT Ally Week Kicks-off with Screening of Film “Bullied” about Activist Jamie Nabozny
• Romney Picks Head of VP Vetting Process
• Monday Meal: Au Gratin Potatoes
• SLUG Localized: Burnell Washburn, Linus Stubbs, YZE
• Glad You Asked: Bees, Boards & Art
• Energy jobs are important to Utah's economy, including potential oil shale devel...
• SL County considers patio dining for dogs
• Mormons lead in battle to overturn marriage equality in Maryland
• Students Eliminate Stovetop Fires, Claim $40,000 at the UEC
• McAdams Clinches Democrat's Nomination for County Mayor
• Westminster Student Named a Newman Civic Fellow
• A Time to Kill
• Bob's Burgers
• Valore at Zucca
• Avengers Comics
• Second-Amendment Science
• What a Difference Two Years Makes in Utah Politics
• State Convention Predictions
• TV Tonight: Eureka, Lost Girl, Top Gear, Crash Course
• Social Media and the Salt Lake County Mayor's Race
• Nano Day Coming to the Natural History Museum April 21
• Utah Named Top State For Economic Outlook, Fifth Year In A Row
• Good vibrations: Female sexuality and fun with Sarah Ruhl's "In the Next Room"
• Romney Offered SNL Hosting Gig
• 2022 Winter Games Bid a Long Shot at Best
• Tea Party Leader Warns Romney
• No Clear Way to Predict Who Romney will Tap as his #2
• Governor’s Office of Economic Development Expands Global Reach at Expomin
• Juana Ghani
• Utah Spring Events April 14-28th
• Upcoming Sugar House events during the week of April 16
• Salt Lake County mayor’s race still undecided
• Salt Lake County mayor’s race still undecided
• Openly-gay lawmaker loses convention battle, queer ally wins mayoral nomination
• Roller Derby: New Salt City Derby Girls Banked-Track Video
• Local Releases: Spring Is A Bloomin'
• Deena Marie: City Creek Rules
• Have Walmart and other watch groups gone too far?
• Have Walmart and other watch groups gone too far?
• Salt Lake County will hold nominating conventions Saturday
• Also enjoyed visit to Advance Manufacturing.
• Thanks to EMC Corporation for tour today.
• 4/17 Westminster Presents Diversity Lecture ?Global Capitalist Crisis and the Second Great Depression?
• Poll: Mormon stance on gay marriage causing loss of faith
• Day of Silence speaks up for LGBT youth
• Life in reverse: Harold Pinter’s Betrayal coming to Pinnacle Acting Company
• Southern Utah’s ‘Equality Evolution’
• Not as I do
• New Park City Italian Restaurants
• April 13-19: Concrete Details
• The Raid: Redemption
• The Cabin in the Woods
• Rocky Mountain Olympus Leather to hold third annual competition
• Jason Harvey
• Bob Bernick's Notebook: Christensen vs. Linford Promises Interesting Matchup
• Video: Bernick and Schott on Politics - April 13, 2012
• World Trade Center Utah moves to new co-location with GOED, USTAR, OED
• Governor Calls For Independent Audits In Wake Of Medicaid Data Breach
• Clean Means Green At State Facilities
• Charles Morey To Receive Pioneer Theatre Company's 2012 Bravo! Award
• WaPo Highlights Washington, D.C. LDS Leader
• Gas Prices May Edge Downward
• Same-Sex Marriage Push Could Yield Benefits in 2016
• Utah comfort food favorite: Pizza, part two - crust
• Utah comfort food favorite: Pizza, part two - crust
• BYU Gay Student Panel Overflows Room
• Advocate for Fighting Back Against Bullies Speaks at S.J. Quinney College of Law
• Robots vs. Zombies at the U
• Two English Faculty Receive Prestigious Guggenheim Fellowships
• Spring formalwear has the bold, the bright and the beautiful
• Kamas Cheesemaker Wins @ World Cheese Competition
• Roller Derby: Wasatch Roller Derby vs. Red Rockettes
• Glad You Asked: Steve-O, Sleigh Bells & Saints
• Richard Burwash Re-Surfaces in Salt Lake County Mayoral Race
• Univ. of Utah Ally Week to spread bullying awareness
• New Solar Arrays, Biking to Campus and E-waste Recycling Highlight U Earth Week
• Dress Code offers custom menswear at fraction of cost
• City Creek Snark Fest
• Now-a-Dollar April 13
• Utah Senate candidate claims homosexuality a sexual addiction
• Springdale becomes 15th Utah municipality to pass anti-bias measure
• Westminster College Announces 2012 Commencement Speaker ? Bruce Bastian
• Highway trooper's reprimand letters tell their own tales
• Maniac
• Drew Danburry
• Gracie's
• Adopting Kittens & Canyons
• Eagleheart, Girls
• Utah Named Top State for Economic Outlook, Fifth Year in a Row
• Video: Another Salvo Over Romney's Faith
• Obama Crushing Romney in Colorado
• Utah Delegation Honored with "Spirit of Enterprise" Award
• Jeff Liberman Speaking at The City Library
• Just When You Thought Red Baiting Was a Relic of the Past
• Tears, veils and craziness: Father of the Bride coming to Hale Centre Theatre
• Tears, veils and craziness: Father of the Bride coming to Hale Centre Theatre
• Weekly Survey - State Convention Predictions
• Americans Would Choose Texting over Dining Out
• Herbert takes heat for Utah Medicaid data breach
• Herbert takes heat for Utah Medicaid data breach
• Romney has Quite the Electoral Hill to Climb
• Influential President and CEO of Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis to Present 2012 George S. Eccles Distinguished Lecture at USU
• City Creek Center is welcoming to all, mall representatives say
• Sanctity of marriage
• Science Olympiad for Kids is Competition for the Mind
• Glad You Asked: The Garage, Bluegrass and The Leo
• SLAC: Course 86B In The Catalogue
• Anti-gay group’s Twitter account, website hacked
• Public Radio & the pursuit of the best local music
• Community meetings to discuss dangers of ‘ex-gay’ therapy
• Romero & McAdams: Smart Asses
• Wine Wednesday: Mumm Napa DVX
• It's a Good Time to Buy and Sell in Utah
• Spring Has Sprung
• Drilling: Blame Obama
• If a Tree Falls
• Tongue-tied
• Positive Attention
• Latino Leader Mickey Ibarra
• Titanic Factoids
• Third District Judicial Nominating Commission Meeting Scheduled
• Governor Calls for Independent Audits in Wake of Medicaid Data Breach
• Utah GOP to Consider Big Changes to Delegate Rules
• Take a Break from Your Smartphone
• Small Business Confidence Tumbles
• Momentum Building for Portman as Romney's Veep Pick
• Voter Forum Predicts Crockett, Snelgrove to Emerge from Salt Lake County GOP Convention
• Democrats May Not be Able to Count on Younger Voters in November
• Santorum suspends campaign; Gingrich and Paul vow to continue
• Utah comfort food favorite: Pizza, part one
• Red Butte Garden full concert lineup announced
• Americans Elect Pushing Back Online Primary
• Rick Santorum to end presidential bid, advisers say
• Alta Earth Day Fair
• Utah Prepare Conference & Expo
• Paul Begovac: “From Science to Patient to Commercial Product: Building an Artificial Blood Vessel”
• Study of Utah's Wet Winters to be Discussed at Forum Wednesday
• Glad You Asked: Neon Indian, Caves and Justified
• Neon Trees
• Wagner Wines
• The Last Hurrah
• Seeing Red
• Land Grab
• Easy Win
• Utah GOP Won't Consider Immigration Resolutions at Conventions this Year
• Snider Bros. Meats
• Movie Trailers
• Tea Party Could be Liability for GOP in 2012
• SAIC Enthusiastic About Utah's Skilled Workforce; Discusses Expansion During EDCUtah QIU Event
• The power of lies: University Lyric Opera’s Susannah coming to Kingsbury Hall
• Here's Why It's So Hard to Keep Viewers' Attention
• Media Watch: Texas Congressional Candidate's Awesome Video
• 2012 Governor's Utah Economic Summit: New Features, Sharper Strategies, Focused Tracks
• Reverse Gender Gap May Hurt Romney in November
• Video: Republican Congressman Calls out Media over Anti-Mormon Bias
• U of U students want transparency in local government
• U of U students want transparency in local government
• Provo Rooftop Concert Series line-up announced
• Concert Review: Band of Skulls at The Complex
• Glad You Asked: Spurs, Zorro & Battle Bands
• Concert Review: Band of Skulls at The Complex
• Plan-B Theatre: The Scarlet Letter
• Monday Meal: Chicken in a Pot
• You're Out!
• Beer, Blues & Brats
• Mark Owens
• Immodest Proposals
• Eagleheart, Cook County
• Electrical Engineering for Industry and Society
• Contrasting Candidates' Priorities with Those of Voters'
• Winder, Snelgrove, McAdams favored to win by UtahPolicy.com Insiders
• Utah Legislature Shows How to Solve Internet Sales Tax Impasse
• Party for the Planet
• Video: Government Employees Celebrate Excess Spending
• Romney Could Take Campaign Lessons from McKinley and Nixon
• Utahns hold candlelight march - vow to take back the night
• ‘Ex-gay’ movement leader A. Dean Byrd dies
• SNL: Mitt Romney's Desperate Hours
• Deena Marie: Eat Me!
• Poetry of the body: Golden Dragon Acrobats coming to Kingsbury Hall
• New Balance plans new Sugar House store
• In The Loop: 4/7/12. Snow Day In April!?
• Retro Utah comfort food favorite: Cheese fondue
• Duchess Burlesque Presents: HELP from Above
• Rezone rebuff renovations in full swing at Parley’s Way Walmart
• 4/12 Westminster Presents Lecture ?From Science to Patient to Commercial Product: Building an Artificial Blood Vessel'
• BYU students release ‘It Gets Better’ video
• SLC considers mother-in-law apartments
• City Creek Food Court
• Chico & Rita
• April 6-12: Heroic Journey
• Bob Bernick's Notebook: So Liljenquist Missed Votes. So What?
• Video: Bernick and Schott on Politics - April 6, 2012
• Stop, Drop and Teach Kids What Matters
• Governor Gary Herbert and Union Pacific CFO Headline 6th Annual Economic Summit
• Armed man attempts to force entry into Utah gay club
• Man attempts forced entry into Utah gay club
• ‘Bully’ to receive PG-13 rating
• What Would a Romney Presidency Mean for the U.S.?
• Video: Why is Romney Avoiding His Faith?
• Republicans Tout Redistricting Gains
• DesNeiges Gregory
• Liner Notes: Burnell Washburn
• Obama Campaign Spending More than Romney, Santorum Combined
• Today's Dose of Guilt
• Banked-Track Roller Derby: Salt City Derby Girls Season Opener
• New Pro Intermountain Volleyball Club
• ACLU investigating ballot shortage in Alaska queer protections vote
• Water in the Desert: Knowledge Rules
• Glad You Asked: Fanfarlo, Haunted Houses & The Office
• Chile passes anti-bias law after fatal gay bashing
• Hatch says Obama campaign will play religion card
• 4/13-14 Westminster Holds Auditions for Classical Greek Theatre Festival Production
• Now-a-Dollar April 6
• Petition to bring ‘Bully’ to Salt Lake City circulated
• Municipal Waste
• Rubblebucket
• The Hotel/Club Elevate
• Writing Wrongs
• The B in Apt. 23
• Rule Change Could Impact Salt Lake County Democratic Convention
• What's Old is New Again in Utah Politics
• Video: 'Stories Told: Life on the Public Lands in San Juan County'
• What a Difference Seven Decades Can Make
• Hatch Predicts Slim GOP Advantage in Senate
• Weekly Survey - Salt Lake County Convention Predictions
• Feeding the beast: Little Shop of Horrors coming to Salt Lake
• National Hispanic Caucus of State Legislators Names Representative Rebecca Chavez Houck Vice Chair of Latino Voting & Elections Task Force
• Dear Romney Surrogates: You're Not Helping
• Three Utah Companies Receive Trade & Industry Development Awards
• Hand-Crafted Book Reflects on Work and Image
• Christopher's Seafood & Steaks
• Glad You Asked: Cocktails, Soccer & Chairlift
• Ryan Gosling: True Canadian Hero
• Romney moves closer and closer to GOP nomination
• Anti-gay Liberian group issues hit list
• Glad to see bipartisan STOCK Act - Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge--sign...
• Sustainability Not So Sustainable
• Move to Amend in SLC
• No Money, More Engagement
• You There, God?
• Sign of the Times
• AU, Justin Townes Earle
• The New Burger King
• Steal This Bike
• Rich With Charity
• Temple of Shopping
• America Is Broke
• Best of Utah Correction
• Campaign Finance Law Change May Impact Some in Salt Lake County Mayor's Race
• GOP Race is Over...Kinda
• Romney's Innovative Online Ad Strategy
• Elder Robert Gay to address Marriott School Closing Social on April 6th
• Why You Should Avoid Nice People
• Huntsman Surprised by McCain Endorsement
• Turmoil in the Middle East
• Prison Costs Skyrocketing in America
• April UAPL Meeting in Salt Lake City
• Obama Ad Criticizes Mitt Romeny Regarding the Oil and Gas industry
• Romney's Veep Deliberations
• Execution of Utahn involved in 1988 murder of gay man delayed
• Predicting Control of Congress After November
• Real passion becomes Real fight
• New Tunes Tuesday: Hipster Heaven
• Glad You Asked: NPR, Cats & Eggs
• Movies from Books
• Poetry Slam Finals
• Easter Eats
• Ayurvedic Cooking Class
• Nordic Skiing
• Utah announces plan to help home buyers
• Democrats Vie to Differentiate Themselves in Salt Lake County Mayor's Race
• Dances Made To Order
• Hatch Poll Numbers Suggest He's on the Way to Win GOP Nomination
• Salt Lake City's Downtown Renaissance: City Creek Center a Magnet for Jobs, Businesses
• New Mortgages Open Housing Market To Thousands Of Buyers
• Salt Lake Job Market Doing Well
• Judge Rules Against Anonymous Campaign Donors
• Owner Financing For Buying Salt Lake Homes
• Theater for the imagination: Radiolab Live In the Dark coming to Capitol Theatre
• Most Americans Didn't Hear About 'Etch A Sketch' Gaffe
• Garn vs. Ethington on Drug Testing for Welfare Recipients - Round #3
• Are People Hard Wired for Conservatism?
• Westminster Announces Transfer Incentive Award
• Romney Facing a Huge Gender Gap
• Concert Review: The Ting Tings at Club Sound
• Romney's Super PAC Spending Big Attacking Opponents
• Monday Meal: Southwest Flat-Iron Steak
• Medical malpractice reform passes the House. Read more:
• Anti-gay Utah group decries BYU panel discussion
• Utah comfort food family favorite: Spicy applesauce cake
• Glad You Asked: Doughty, Jazz & Metal
• TEA of Utah seeks survey participants
• Rodizio: Wild Game Fest
• Governor Herbert and Utah Housing President Grant Whitaker to Announce Housing Stimulus Mortgages
• How Black Holes Grow
• Infographic: Romney Leads in GOP 'Final Four'
• Response To Utah Policy’s Critique Of PRIDEinUtah
• BBC Airs Documentary on LDS Faith
• Mary Kay Huntsman had Doubts About Some of Jon's Advisors
• Four Partners in Economic Development Co-Locate to Create Jobs, Bolster Global Presence
• SLC NAACP forum will discuss Trayvon Martin
• Pulsar Recording
• 2012 Harry S. Truman Scholarship Awarded to U of U Student
• Shadows in the heart: Arthur Miller’s All My Sons coming to Babcock Theatre
• Another Utah comfort food garden
• Thanks to team at Biometrics for tour Friday.
• Oil and Gas Seminar at Salt Lake Law Firm Offices
• Soleil Cove residential development on Sugar House east side nears completion
• Received copy of "Mothers of Faith" - life lessons from Utah moms, including my...
• Autism Rates in Utah, U.S., Reach All-Time High in 2008
• Herbert speaks openly about Utah sex-ed veto
• Titanic Revisited
• Salmon Fishing in the Yemen
• March 30-April 5: Smart Gamble
• Bob Bernick's Notebook: Some Intriguing Intra-Party Battles in the GOP
• Stale Street Underground
• Video: Bernick and Schott on Politics - March 30, 2012
• The Dangers of 'Citizen Journalism'
• Best of Utah Party Report
• Is the U of U new graduate program MIAGE, the degree of the 21st Century?
• The City Library Announces New Online Catalog
• What's On Your Bucket List? Cross Goals Off With Friends
• Social Media Beatdown: Six Ways To Win Arguments On Facebook!
• Tracy Aviary Spring Break Camps: Apr. 2 - Apr. 6 - Salt Lake City
• Crimson scar: The Scarlet Letter coming to Plan-B Theatre Company
• A New Breast Cancer Susceptibility Gene
• Reintroduced bill that passed the House last Congress, to help prevent carbon mo...
• Poll: Americans Favor Anti-Discrimination Measure Based on Sexual Orientation
• Melvin Nimer seeks county council seat
• City Weekly: Looking Back on the Trib
• Mistreatment by the DLD
• Moab Adventure Week serves as a precursor to pride festival
• UVU Spectrum plans masquerade ball
• Five Wives knocking over Utah liquor stores
• Utah’s own Pride Empathy Line growing steadily
• Mitt Romney's 'Dog Problem' Gets Worse
• Syphilis infection rate up in Utah
• Genes for Learning, Remembering, Forgetting
• Qmmunity
• The Gym at City Creek offers discount to ‘QSaltLake’ readers
• River Runners
• Overstock.com Training Empowers Employees in Utah's Political Process
• Now-a-Dollar March 30
• John C. Stallings shows the best Utah has to offer
• Glad You Asked: Horror, Lost in The Trees & Funk
• 4/2 Westminster College Hosts Autism Awareness Event
• Should Utah’s 'stand-your-ground' law get another look?
• Proud to recieve the Spirit of Enterprise Award this morning from the US Chamber...
• Best of Utah 2012: Faves & Raves
• Looking Back on the Trib
• Best of Utah 2012: Nightlife
• Best of Utah 2012: Goods & Services
• Best of Utah 2012: Food & Drink
• Best of Utah 2012: Active Life
• Best of Utah: Whoops!
• Garfunkel & Oates
• Bourbon House
• Lush Life
• Best of Utah 2012
• Annual Easter Jeep Safari: Mar. 31 to Apr. 8 – Moab
• Utah super fresh comfort food: Omelets
• Weekly Survey - Hatch and the 'Individual Mandate'
• Utah Again one of 'Most Religious' States
• Sugar House Park 2012 – fireworks and farmers’ market
• When Opposition Research Fails
• Sponsored Article: Enhance Your Marketability With a Public Administration Degree
• Researcher’s Microdissection Device Hits the Market to Fight Cancer
• GOP Voters Want Gingrich, Paul Out of Race
• Wine Wednesday: Seven Hills Winery Dinner
• Introduced new version of Wasatch watershed protection bill --H.R. 4267. For 25...
• Sanctity of marriage
• Snaps & Slaps
• Best of Utah 2012: Media & Politics
• Losing Locals
• Rich Man's Religion
• Create Your Own
• Man of Many Talents
• E-Cig Ban Without Evidence
• Governor Acts on Final 2012 Bills
• RyTime! Geekcast
• Hatch's Shifting Stance on Healthcare
• No Fear of Romney Among Democrats
• Utah's Representatives Don't Stay in Washington For Long
• Romney Close to Obama in Latest National Poll
• Governor Herbert Signs Bills To Fund Growth And Continued Innovation In Utah's Public Schools
• Republicans Begin to Coalesce Behind Romney
• Owning up: Daisey apologizes, re-writes questioned parts of Steve Jobs monologue
• Great visit from folks with Utah chapter of Nat'l Association of Postmasters.
• Thanks to 4-H students from five Utah counties for update on their accomplishments
• Romney Facing a 'Ground Game' Deficit
• Centrist Democrats Re-Brand Themselves
• Lawsuit Targets Bias Programmed into School Web Filtering Programs
• New Tunes Tuesday: Satisfied
• Glad You Asked: Art, Plastic and Surf
• Arguments continue as Utah leaders attend healthcare hearings
• Club Night: Club DJ's Red & Green Party
• Fleetwood CD Release
• Craft Sabbath: April Boutique
• Daniel Everett: Salt 5
• Grand Theatre: Evening in Paris
• Everett Ruess: Wilderness Song
• Not as I do
• GOP Floor Fight Could Engender Chaos
• Mickey Ibarra Recognized for Public Service, Leadership to Latino Community
• SLC homeowners file suit over Chevron spill
• Study Shows People Know More Than They Think They Do
• Westminster College Names Dr. Brian L. Levin-Stankevich as Next President
• How to Stretch
• Mondavi & More
• Governor Herbert Signs Bills to Fund Growth and Continued Innovation in Utah's Public Schools
• Frank vs. Valentine Offers Stark Policy Contrast
• Santorum's Successes Help Obama
• Longer Hours Doesn't Mean More Productivity
• Second Half of GOP Race Shaping Up Well for Romney
• GOP Primary Hurting Republican Party
• Salt Lake Valley Science Fair March 28-30
• Wisconsin Could Seal the Deal for Romney
• Dozens gather for UVU Rally for Equality
• Utah Law Students Stay a Step Ahead of Terrorists
• Why Negative Advertising Works
• We are hosting an event through Broadnet
• Romney's Enthusiasm Problem
• Salt Lake City Marathon
• Downtown Farmers Market
• Living Traditions Festival
• Alpine Art: USU Student and Staff Exhibit
• NOVA Chamber Music Series Presents Conductor Thierry Fischer
• Utah Arts Festival
• Pioneer Day and Days of '47 Parade
• Ferragosto: Italian Street Fair
• Utah Pride Festival
• Utah Gay Chamber adopts I-80, needs volunteers
• An Interactive SXSW Review
• Mad Men: Jessica Pare's 'Zou Bisou Bisou'
• Megaplex Pre-Avengers Marvel Hero-a-Thon
• The Folka Dots, Triggers & Slips
• Monday Meal: Easy Thai Curry
• Book Review: THE LAST MYTH
• Radiolab at Capitol Theatre
• Taste Splits With SOS
• Long Con
• They Seldom Serve Who Stand & Watch
• Death Valley
• Governor Signs Bills
• Republicans Grappling with Flood of New Delegates
• Burn The Gallows play an amazing show at Liquid Joe's
• Will Caucus Turnout Save Hatch?
• Matheson's Fundraising Outpacing 2009
• Glad You Asked: Poetry, Reggae and Staches
• Grow Utah Ventures Announces Details for Six 'Concept to Company' Entrepreneur Contests and Events
• Governor Herbert, Federal Delegation, And State Legislators Join Together To Demand Transfer Of Public Lands To Utah
• Governor Herbert Releases Statement on Latest Employment Summary
• Facebook Threatening to Sue to Protect Privacy
• Prehistoric passion: Love, laughs and dinos coming to Salt Lake Acting Company
• Huntsman May Have Pushed for World Bank Position
• Romney's Citizenship Now in Question
• Same-Sex Marriage Group Pushes Agenda Nationwide
• Voters' Impressions of GOP Candidates
• Did Herbert sign Utah abortion bill to pacify the far right?
• SXSW: Austen Does Austin
• Glad You Asked: Nerds, Saget and Chivas
• The Old Dutch Store in Sugar House
• Deena Marie: Rude Babies
• Governor Signs Bills
• Systems Crash: Salt Lake Acting Company hits the phones after losing byte battle
• Watch yesterday's floor debate on my "Good Samaritan" amendment.
• Men arrested on gay cruise
• Headbanging to Rock & (Law?)
• How Would GOP 4th Congressional Candidates Get R' Done in DC?
• Kevin Avery: Book Signing by Local Author
• Ultra Championship Wrestling
• King's English: Poetry Series
• Dead Zephyr: Week 436
• Glad You Asked: Chili, Edward Sharpe and Witches
• Herbert to sign Utah's federal land grab bill Friday
• Storage Wars: SLC's Underground Wrestlers
• Local Releases: Low-Tempo Electronica & Cedar City Acoustics
• This Week's Music Picks Playlist
• March 23-29: Inspired Outburst
• Editorial highlights bipartisan achievement of public lands bill.
• Governor Herbert, Federal Delegation, and State Legislators Join Together to Demand Transfer of Public Lands to Utah
• Bob Bernick's Notebook: Hatch Did Well on Caucus Night, but Race Far From Over
• Video: Bernick and Schott on Politics - March 23, 2012
• Chaffetz Ranked a Top Tweeter in Congress
• Green Thumbs Wanted Saturday
• TV Weekend: Fringe, Too Cute!, Mad Men, House of Lies
• Report says Utah's House Members Used Positions to Benefit Themselves, Family
• City Creek mall opening attracts thousands
• Economy Top Issue for Utah Voters
• Shurtleff Still Planning to Wage War Against the BCS
• Number of Million Dollar Households on the Rise
• Marriage equality update
• Glad You Asked: Stand-Up, Bourbon and Johnny Cash
• Kids Build Catapults, Towers at the U
• Enjoyed meeting with folks from Bike Utah this a.m.
• Voted for medical malpractice reform to lower health care costs, decrease the fe...
• Now a Dollar March 23
• Repertory Dance Theatre: Passage
• Review: Dark Horse Company Theatre's RING OF FIRE
• The Hunger Games
• Tumbleweeds Film Festival 2012
• Mad Men, Luck
• Back to School
• Too Dense
• Phone It In
• Megafaun
• Sharon Van Etten
• W Lounge
• City Creek: Coming Soon?
• Ten Things You Need to Know Today - March 22, 2012
• Not Many Policy Differences Between Hatch Challengers
• How the Utah GOP Will Select National Delegates
• ICE Answers Questions of Undocumented Community
• RNC Rule Could Knock Out Gingrich and Paul
• Mad Men Madness
• Downtown Rising Anniversary Ushers in City Creek Center
• New digs for Sugar House Smith-Crown Vacuums
• Love over money: Voting for Salt Lake’s Fabby Awards now open
• GOP 'Superdelegates' May Put Romney Over Top
• Hatch, Herbert reap benefits from high Utah GOP caucus turn-out
• Lt. Governor Bell Announces New Online Absentee Ballot Tool
• Weekly Survey - Massive Caucus Turnout
• Apply for a Job, Give up Your Facebook Password?
• Freedom Works Staying Out of Utah Congressional Races...For Now
• Wine Wednesday: Caymus/Wagner Wine Dinner
• Glad You Asked: Bluegrass, City Creek and Punk Rock
• Little Feat
• Jeff Thredgold's Tea Leaf - 'Wouldn't it be Nice If...'
• Pleased to be named "Tech Sector Legislator of the Year" by the Information Tech...
• Three for the Money
• Bullfighting is Cruel
• Dogged Attack
• Controversial Cartoon
• Must Lower Gas Prices
• Judge Block
• Video: Media, Innovation and the 2012 Election
• Lt. Governor Bell Announces New Online Absentee Ballot Tool Utah voters now able to request absentee ballot online at voter.utah.gov
• Satire: Hatch's Good Showing on Caucus Night Saves Mankind
• First Lady to Raise Down Syndrome Awareness
• Santorum May Not Benefit if Gingrich Drops Out
• Video - Negative Campaigning on Facebook
• Utah May Put Romney Over the Top, or it Might Not
• Chaffetz-Sponsored Legislation Passes House of Representatives
• Thanks to Utah bankers for discussion of financial issues Tuesday.
• 'Hatch Machine' May Have Saved Him at Utah's Caucus Meetings
• Read about House-passed JOBS Act and fight against storing high-level nuclear wa...
• Romney Outspending Santorum in Illinois by a Ridiculous Margin
• Glad You Asked: Disney, Oz and Kelly Clarkson
• Utah's cartoonists join Doonesbury's Trudeau in lambasting GOP
• Classic Movies, Big Screen Birthdays
• Could Utah republicans elect the next president?
• One Size Does Not Fit All When Evaluating Entrepreneurial Potential
• SLC Nerd
• Spring Skiing
• Rick Welter: Legendary Bluesman
• Cinnabar at Snowbasin
• Chimney Rock
• 2012 RFHFF Winner: Mark Nott
• Social Media's Reaction to Herbert's Veto of HB 363 Generally Positive
• Brigham City Engineering Company Teams Up with 3M, Chesapeake Energy to Revolutionize CNG Tanks for Automotive Industry
• Matheson Still One of Congress' Most Vulnerable
• Heber City Named 5th Fastest-Growing Small Town in America
• Federal Government Spends Big on Advertising
• Romney's Sky-High Unfavorability Ratings
• Romney, Santorum, Gingrich Wary of 'White Knight' Entry Into Campaign
• Ogden queer resource center conducting needs assessment survey
• We are hosting an event through Broadnet
• Romney's Fundraising from Utah Drops
• Monday Meal: Pasta with Clams
• Bullen Center: Ceramics Classes
• Wasatch Back Student Art Show: Everyday Art
• SLUG Localized: Handicapitalist, Stark Raving Mad, Chainwhi
• Roller Derby: JCRD Hilltop Aces Rock Aftershocks 139-45
• GYA: Zorro, Fairy Tales and Symphony
• The Agony and the Ecstasy of Steve Jobs proven largely untrue
• The Agony and the Ecstasy of Steve Jobs proven largely untrue
• Utah’s Mike Lee: Making a point or making a mess?
• Herbert vetoes sex-education bill
• Girl With the Dragon Tattoo
• John Bell: Postmodern Blues
• Park City Cocktail Contest
• Fetishes of the Week
• The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo
• Is Utah's Caucus System Too Easily Manipulated?
• Drawn Out Primary Hurts Romney More
• Republican Voters Still Not Very Enthusiastic About GOP Field
• Third Annual Black Wax Workshop Coming to Vernal April 12
• Here We Go Again with the Fainting Spells at Obama Events
• Video: HBO's 'Game Change' in Under a Minute
• Wanna Watch Mitt Romney Talk about Pancakes?
• Will Mitt Romney's Southern Struggles Doom Him Come November?
• March Gallery Stroll: John Bell
• Evangelicals Voting in Record Numbers this Year
• Cluing in on the joke: Sheer-Luck Holmes and Snotson at Off Broadway Theatre
• Utah sex education bill gets Herbert veto
• Herbert Vetoes Controversial Sex Ed Bill
• Sanctity of marriage
• Strong Home Sales Continue in February 2012
• QSaltLake’s next top model
• Dharun Ravi found guilty for spying on gay Rutgers roommate
• Utahns participate big-time in 2012 party caucuses
• Local Food & Drink Artisans
• March 16-22: Brood Pouch
• 21 Jump Street
• Being Flynn
• Local Releases: Loud Loud Loud Music Everywhere
• Governor Heralds New Jobs on Horizon for Uinta Basin
• Governor Vetoes Health Education Bill, HB 363
• Bob Bernick's Notebook: Caucus/Convention System Really Isn't Fair
• Jay Whittaker
• Video: Bernick and Schott on Politics - March 16, 2012
• Republicans See Huge Turnout for Caucuses
• Vertical Earth: Mud On The Walls
• Zenger Folkman: Women Score Higher in Majority of Leadership Competencies
• Gay Judicial Nominee Confirmed; Utah Sen. Lee Votes No; Hatch a No-show
• The rage of love: The Wild Party coming to Salt Lake’s Studio 115
• Heavily Democratic Districts Could be Key for GOP Hopefuls
• Utah Gay Fathers Association expands services, plans fundraiser
• Which Utah Legislators Had the Best and Worst Attendance in 2012?
• Utah’s On the Spot Vehicle Renewal Hits Major Milestone: Over Two Million Registrations
• Romney's Veep Dilemma
• SaltyGossip: The past, present and future of Salt Lake’s gossip queens
• Glad You Asked: B-Ball, Reggae and Water Colors
• Death by Committee at the Legislature
• Not as I do
• Stonewall Democrats to hold legislative wrap-up
• Top 3 Conservative Arguments Made by Dems That Failed
• Theater Review: RARE BIRD
• The Vibrant Sound
• Lucky Pets
• Community, Fairly Legal
• Piper Down
• Girls
• Now a Dollar March 16
• 2nd Anniversary Celebration @ Frida Bistro
• Candidate Filings Get Interesting; Prominent Democrat's Daughter Runs as Republican
• Poll: Mormon Church Viewed Less Favorably than Tea Party
• Easterfest Starts Friday
• Chamber Launches Program to Help Businesses Become Clean Air Champions
• Republicans Fret Over Long GOP Primary
• Weekly Survey - Is Utah's Caucus System too Easily Manipulated?
• Why Gingrich Persists
• Romney Spending Lavishly, but it's Paying Off
• Westminster Named to Presidential Honor Roll for Community Service
• Report: Huntsman Will Pursue Third-Party Nomination
• Safety for Utah's miners should always be job one.
• Utah Graduate Programs Pepper Top of U.S. News Rankings
• Utah Legislature defends abstinence-only bill with anti-gay tirade
• Utah doggie favorite comfort food: PB sliders
• Utah should belong to all of the people
• Deseret Industries in Sugar House – more than a thrift store – part II
• Experienced Media and Public Relations Professional Joins U Communications Team
• Queer square dance club launches monthly event
• Deseret Industries in Sugar House – more than a thrift store – part I
• Queer cheer team in Salt Lake launches fundraiser
• Lost Years
• People Poker
• Waiting Game
• Party Runoff
• 2012 Utah Legislature Recap
• Flogging St. Patrick
• Other Side of St Patrick's Day
• Creative Inspiration
• Animal Farm
• Utah Getting Better Grades for Transparency in Government
• Bad Cop
• No Apologies
• Struggling to Survive
• UCW-Zero: Martin Casaus
• Utah Democrats See Packed Houses at Many Caucus Meetings
• Changing Face Of Media: Pre-Nostalgia For Our Own Olive Garden World
• True love’s detour: The Princess Bridesmaid coming to Desert Star Playhouse
• Newspapers Were Fastest-Shrinking Industry During Recession
• Liberals More Active on Social Networking Sites
• Oklahoma Lawmakers Look to Drug Test Politicians
• Westminster Students Win Utah CFA Challenge
• Provo/Orem Leads Country in Resident Satisfaction
• Super PACs Carpet Bombing Airwaves in Alabama and Mississippi
• Glad You Asked: Speed Dating, Art and Karaoke
• U of U Trustees Announce 2012 Honorary Degree Recipients
• Rally supporting Utah sex ed veto Wed March 14
• Orem man charged with extorting male BYU student for sex, money
• Robots Will Rumble
• The Crepery
• Treefort Music Fest
• Goldener Hirsch at Deer Valley
• Bike Season Shape-up
• Batman Must-Reads
• 3/22 Westminster Presents ?Maggie and Milly and Molly and May?
• Freedom Works Pouring Cash into Utah to Defeat Hatch
• Moving Election Day to the Weekend?
• How Facebook's Timeline will Affect Your Campaign
• SLCC's Center for New Media Will Help Meet Demands for a Skilled Labor Force
• Salt Lake City Library Art Exhibit Call For Entries
• Notice of Public Hearing: Amending The Library's Reference and Information Services Internet Access and Safety Policy
• Pioneer Theatre Company Presents Laughing Stock
• Negative Feelings Toward Obama Rising
• Romney's Evangelical Problem
• Unmarried Voters Could be Key in 2012
• Favorite I’m stressed Utah comfort food: Fettuccine Alfredo
• Romney Records TV Ad for Hatch
• Glad you Asked: Hoops, Pain and Steve Jobs
• Fabby Ballot
• Monday Meal: Homemade Orecchiette
• Local Talent Goes Big
• Petition asking Herbert to veto Utah sex ed bill grows
• Put private sector to work achieving energy savings, lower utility bills in fede...
• SLCC President to Talk Empowerment in Women's Week Keynote Address
• The Agony and the Ecstasy of Steve Jobs
• Participants in Tuesday's Democratic Caucuses Cannot Vote in June Republican Primary
• Winners and Losers from the 2012 Session
• Rick Santorum: From 'The Office' Deleted Scene To Serious Presidential Contender
• Romney's Campaign Attracting Catholic Voters
• Is Mitt Romney too Weird for Voters?
• Video: How to Attend Your Precinct Caucus Meeting and Be Effective
• Lobbyists Supporting Romney's Campaign
• Romney Spending $17.14 Per Vote so Far
• SLC political buzz: Utah caucuses March 13 and 15
• Childhood magic: There’s a Monster in My Closet coming to Kingsbury Hall
• Biting the Apple: Free reading of The Agony and The Ecstasy of Steve Jobs set
• New U President Takes Office This Monday
• For the families and friends of the lost Crandall Canyon miners, fines and sanct...
• Smart Energy Act uses private sector know-how to cut federal electric bills, sav...
• Westminster Recognized for Newswriting, Magazine, Poster and Web Design
• China North & South
• March 9-15: Zen Master
• Rampart
• John Carter
• Bob Bernick's Notebook: For a Boring Session, Legislators Got a Lot Done in 2012
• Strong Utah-Israel Relations Recognized by Utah Legislators
• Video: Bernick and Schott on Politics - March 9, 2012
• Election Model Projects Obama Re-Election in November
• Mobile Slopes Mobile App Conference Comes to Ogden March 16
• The Utah Center for the Book Invites Authors to Enter Utah Book Award
• Rising Gas Prices Could have Big Political Effect
• Budget Maneuvering Allows Construction Without Bonding
• Capitol Confidential: Litvack Leads the House
• Group Targeting Incumbent Members of Congress
• Herbert may veto Utah sex ed bill
• Former Utah Democratic Party Exec remembered by queer-rights leaders
• Glad You Asked: Poetry Slams, Photos and Skeet Skeet
• Think Outside The Bun: The Secrets of Taco Bell vs. KFC
• Utah Company Readies to Market Spray-On Cell-Phone Antenna
• Utah 2012 legislature may end peacefully
• Copper Onion Chef Nominated by Food & Wine
• A look at Caputo's tasting class
• Democrats tap former Army general for gubernatorial race
• Raucous Caucuses
• Mr. Dream
• Dwellers
• Metro Bar: Dance Creationists
• Game Change, Undefeated
• A High-Stakes Game of 'Chicken' on Utah's Capitol Hill
• Super PAC's May Invade Utah on Behalf of Wimmer
• Utah Leads in Exports, World Bank Helping
• Governor Signs Bills Second List - March 5, 2012
• Book Review: Stories Told: Life on the Public Lands of San Juan County
• A taste of the wild: world premiere of Rare Bird coming to Babcock Theatre
• Weekly Survey - Winners and Losers of 2012 Legislature
• Kosher on the Go in Sugar House
• Wine Wednesday: Sterling Meritage
• Glad You Asked: Paint, Toys and Cornmeal
• Scam-a-Rama
• Westminster College Announces Presidential Finalists
• Anything But Slothful
• Latest on Liquor Legislation
• Susan Powell: Case Closed?
• Deadly Delay
• City Creek vs. City Weekly
• Mitty vs. Antimitty
• Beer Fear
• Call for Candidates
• Not All School Bullies Are Kids
• Thanks for the Laugh
• City Creek Inconvenience
• The House That Built Me
• Turnover will Hit Legislature Hard
• Governor Signs Bills - March 5, 2012
• Audio: Education Group Runs Radio Ads to Increase Caucus Turnout
• Point/Counterpoint: Romney Endorses Hatch
• Capitol Confidential: Urquhart's Beard
• ‘What Would You Do?’ tests Utah County’s acceptance of gays
• GOP Candidates Required to Sign Pledge to Get on Ballot
• Saddened to learn of Todd Taylor's passing. He gave his all to public service.
• New contractor to take over Moab radioactive tailings site cleanup. Will continu...
• Requiring Lawmakers to Visit Schools? Heaven Forfend!
• Todd Taylor, Longtime Utah Democrat, Passes Away
• Affirmation Utah County serves unique purpose
• Man buried alive at Hyot’s Peak, Utah after avalanche (video)
• Yo Mama's BBQ
• Cloudy Bay Winery
• Footloose, Jack & Jill
• DJ Skeet Skeet
• Nastar: Did You Qualify?
• Animated Comic-Book Movies
• Hold your breath: Utah legislature enters final week
• Hold your breath: Utah legislature enters final week
• ICYMI - LA Times: "Taxpayer subsidies for rich ex-presidents are cutback targets"
• Pallet Bistro Opens
• Tensions Rising Over Transportation Bonding
• Political Maneuvering in the 2012 Session's Final Hours
• Prosperity 2020 Leaders Praise Legislature, Issue Call to Action
• From big top to big stage: Australia’s Circus Oz coming to Kingsbury Hall
• Failing to Move Forward in the GOP
• Chabad Lubavitch of Utah
• Moderate Middle Could Break Two-Party Deadlock
• Westminster Student-Founded Businesses Place in the Utah Student 25
• 3/14 Westminster College Students ?Speed Date? with Non-Profits
• Online Advertising Targeted at Mitt Romney and Mormons
• Evolutionary Healthcare: Group Show
• Michael Berry Gallery: Group Show
• Monday Meal: Cincinnati Chili
• Glad You Asked: Rappers, Quizzes & Yoga
• Republican Voter Enthusiasm Rising
• Poll: Republican Brand Takes a Beating
• Legislature considers vote-by-mail elections for Utah
• Hal Wing to address BYUMS - Thur 3/8
• Phillips Gallery: Reminiscing
• Lieutenant Governor Greg Bell Launches Online Caucus Information Tool
• Governor Signs Bills
• State Purchases Hybrids to Replace Part of its Fleet
• Legislative Republicans Battling Over Bonding
• No Immigration Reform in 2012
• Winning the Political Game: Does Negative Advertising Work?
• Governor Issues Statement Regarding March 2, 2012 Employment Summary
• A New Direction for Game Controllers
• GOP Race Could be Extremely Messy After 'Super Tuesday'
• Americans Divided on Congressional Elections
• TV Tonight: GCB, Army Wives, Breakout Kings
• Romney's Appeal to Moderates
• My Turkey Sandwich
• Video - Cantor Endorses Romney
• SLC political buzz: UCCD March 6 lecture focuses on world economy
• Romney Hits the Airwaves for Hatch
• FHA Loans Get More Expensive
• The show must go on: Laughing Stock coming back to Pioneer Theatre Company
• TV Tonight: Saturday Night Live w/ Lindsay Lohan
• Theater review: Rock of Ages at Kingsbury Hall
• Glad You Asked: Dance, Bellys & Karaoke
• Dancing Cats Feline Health Center in Sugar House
• Saint Patrick's Day Siamsa
• Saint Patrick's Day Parade
• Email attacking gay candidate for school office circulates UVU campus
• Utah student outed, mocked during school assembly
• Info for some Utah homeowners dealing w/foreclosure threat. Read more.
• Not as I do
• Interested in entering the Making Democracy Work Student Essay Contest? Get det...
• HRC names new president
• Poll: Gays iffy about City Creek Center
• U of U Entertainment Arts and Engineering Program Ranked Among Nation’s Best
• March 2-8: Cockadoodle-doo!
• The Aerie
• Dr. Seuss' The Lorax
• University of Utah starts queer alumni association
• Governor Urges Interior to Reconsider Proposed Rule
• Governor Issues Statement Regarding Today's Employment Summary
• Bob Bernick's Notebook: So Boring!
• Video: Bernick and Schott on Politics - March 20, 2012
• Utah's First Lady Leads Effort To Strengthen Utah Families
• Celebrating the future: The Children’s Theatre invites everyone to open house
• UDOT drama continues with Graham reinstatement
• Oooh! Mommy, Buy Me That!
• No 1% Raise for Utah Employees This Year
• 3/15 Westminster presents The Geography of Buddha
• Michigan GOP Changes Rules to Give Romney Delegate Win
• Queer workshops to focus on enriching spirituality
• Pride Softball League to open 18th season in April
• I’mprefection Studios project helps shed negative labels
• Government Debt is an Emotional Issue
• Art & Soup 2012
• Sensitivity training for incoming Utah lawmakers killed
• Utah Ulster Project: St. Patrick's Day Bookfair
• Art & Soup: Lunch
• Art & Soup: Dinner
• HireLive: Sales, Retail & Management Career Fair
• The Ventures
• Glad You Asked: Metal, Shred and Aztecs
• Now-a-Dollar March 2
• Bill extending health benefits to adult designees of state employees is killed in the House
• Party caucuses help Utahns get involved
• Liner Notes: DJ illoom
• More than 100 rally for nondiscrimination ordinance at Utah Capitol
• Utah lawmakers seek control over traditional marriage, divorce
• Westminster Implements New E-portfolio Graduation Requirement
• Jeff Thredgold's Tea Leaf - 'GDP Bump'
• "SLC Pepper" Artist Jann Haworth
• Leftover Salmon
• Awake, GCB
• Proposal to Limit Legislation Falls
• Tea Party Notables Supporting Love in Utah's 4th District
• Changes Coming to Lawmaker Pay
• Chamber Honors Kem Gardner as a Giant in Our City
• The City Library Presents Tenth Annual 'No Strings Attached' Puppetry Festival
• Salt Lake City Mission: Announcing Project Everyday
• Governor Herbert to Sign Rural Economic Development Legislation
• Spring at Antelope Island State Park: Birding and wildlife
• Christie on the Ticket May Not Help Romney
• Weekly Survey - Immigration Reform Stalls in 2012
• Red States Prefer Domestic Autos
• Mitt's Flip Flops for Sale
• Older Voters Love Mitt Romney
• Sanctity of marriage
• Legislature looks at Utah liquor law changes
• Bill approving MLK commemorative license plate turns to abortion, gay marriage
• X96 Radio From Hell Film Festival
• Glad You Asked: String Theory, Cusack & Dinos
• State Economy a Winner from University of Utah’s PAC-12 Move
• Wine Wednesday: Honig @ Bambara
• Utah Gay and Lesbian Business Expo attracts diverse companies, individuals
• The Republican presidential candidates sound off at CPAC
• The Cultural Hall Podcast
• Lawmakers Grappling with Constitutional Issues
• Democrats are Better for Wall Street
• Plan-B Continues Its 2011/12 Season With The World Premiere Of Jenifer Nii's
• Governor Opposes Cuts To Air National Guard
• Salt Lake City Near the Top for Cheaters
• Out in the cold: The Children’s Theatre temporarily homeless through March
• White Working-Class Voters Shy Away from Romney
• Lawmakers Deciding Final Funding for 2012
• Facebook is Destroying Google+
• Sugar House Sprague Library plans children’s chocolate-themed reading events
• Reps. Chaffetz, Altmire, and Gowdy Introduce Cost-saving Presidential Allowance Modernization Act
• Americans Ready to Vote for a Third-Party?
• Utopia Early Music: Love's Sanctuary
• Utopia Early Music: Love's Sanctuary
• Kathleen Reading Haws: Book Signing
• Bassnectar
• NOVA: Music of Franz Schubert
• Hikmet Sidney Loe: Land arts and acitivism
• Constant Dullaart: Onomatopoeia
• Don Carlos
• Hot Buttered Rum & Cornmeal
• Glad You Asked: Geeks, Korn & Algae
• Conservatives Flee Romney
• Mobile-park protest at the State Capitol tomorrow
• Our Adolescent Bad-Movie Loves
• Legislature moves forward to stop SLC idling ordinance
• Move to Provide New Legislators with Diversity Training Fails
• Utah Resort Secrets
• Pygmalion Productions: Seven
• Hale Centre Theatre: Zorro the Musical
• Pioneer Theatre Company: Emma
• Bistro at Canyons
• America’s Best Bubbles
• Last-Ditch Effort to Repeal Guest Worker Law Fails
• Governor's 2012 Energy Development Summit Enjoys Overwhelming Response
• Why Won't Paul Attack Romney?
• Facebook is More Addictive than Cigarettes
• Republican Women Abandoning Romney
• Wyoming Wants its Own Aircraft Carrier
• There Are Still Holes in Utah's Legislative Website
• Hairdresser refuses to cut N.M. governor’s hair for gay marriage views
• LDS Voters Wary of Talking about Romney's Faith
• Utah student performance may determine teacher raises
• Café Zupas: Treat the Children Benefit
• Fundamental Drawing with Marshall Carbee
• Red Star Red Army Chorus and Dance Ensemble of Russia
• A Tribute to John Cage
• Booze Bill Advances but Without Relief for Small Breweries
• Marriage-equality referendums likely in 3 states
• Herbert Tips His Hand
• Must Come Down
• Book Review: PARTIALS by Dan Wells
• Monday Meal: Grilled Butterflied Chicken
• Lamb's Turns 93
• Bounty Hunters
• Sex Sells
• Better Than Billboards
• Advanced Anime
• Is Chaffetz Looking for a Position in a Romney White House?
• Health Care Cost Contanment a Topic at Governors' Meeting
• Welcome to: Glad You Asked...
• Immigration Reform Appears to be Dead in 2012
• "Bomb Iran" Billboard Turns Heads in West Valley City
• Free Theater at SLAC tonight
• How Campaigns Should Use Online Video
• Should Utah Open Liquor Stores on Holidays?
• Who is Behind Hatch's Super PAC?
• Governor Continues Fight Against PPACA as RGA Committee Co-Chair
• Math Can Save Tylenol Overdose Patients
• The art of science: Physicist Dr. Brian Greene coming to Kingsbury Hall stage
• Capitol Confidential: Mathis Toughs it Out
• GOP Candidate Blames LDS Church for Website Shut-Down
• Human Dignity Rally
• Utah's 4th District Race 'One to Watch'
• Mitt Romney and the Tea Party
• Video: Mitt Romney's Silent Movie
• Democrat Cooke joins race for Utah governor
• Fairy tales and talking teapots: Beauty and the Beast coming to Capitol Theatre
• Thanks to Intermountain Design Inc. for tour. Innovative manufacturing site wher...
• Utah House reconsiders after voting down e-signature study
• 3/7 to 4/15 Westminster Presents 2012 ?Lectures in Entrepreneurship? Lineup
• Utah comfort food weekend breakfast: Waffles
• Building Future Scientists: Partnerships, Planets and Parties!
• A Separation
• Feb. 24-Mar. 4: Maximum Fun
• Act of Valor
• UTC and TWB putting on international business event
• Bob Bernick's Notebook - Personal Freedom vs. Law Enforcement
• Video: Bernick and Schott on Politics - February 24, 2012
• Legislative GOP Works to Pay Down Debt
• Business Leaders Applaud Legislature’s Support for Education
• The Paul and Romney Tag-Team
• Friends of the Marriott Library Present Lecture and Exhibition on Edward Abbey
• Romney's Inauthentic Campaign
• God Endorses Hatch
• Huntsman Calls for Third Party
• Santorum's Billionaire Supports Liljenquist
• Now a Dollar Feb 24
• The Mundi Project: AIR Piano Concerts
• The Mundi Project: AIR Piano Concerts
• The Mundi Project: AIR Piano Concerts
• Belly Dancing by Thia: Belly Dance Spring Fest
• Author Tom Fields-Meyer Book Signing
• Groovy Lava Lamps Project & Pizza/Movie Night
• Carl Richards: Repeat Until Broke
• Sugar House ‘win-win’ events
• PechaKucha Night celebrates Salt Lake City arts, design, beyond
• Nebraska lawmaker introduces bill to ban state anti-bias laws
• Federal judge rules DOMA unconstitutional
• Westminster?s Aviation School Earns AABI Accreditation
• The New Electric Sound
• Nika Danilova of Zola Jesus
• Twilite Lounge: Safe Since 1947
• Crazy About Caucuses
• Being Human, The Oscars
• J.K. Rowling to Publish Adult Novel
• Pygmalion Theatre Company: Seven
• Lawmakers Unveil Proposed Changes to Liquor Commission
• Revenue Estimates Show Improving Economy, Provide Opportunity for Investment
• Weekly Survey: Opening Liquor Stores on Holidays
• Congressional Democrats Winning in Social Media Presence
• Why Mormons Love Pinterest
• Romantic sneak attack: Utah Opera to present cheerful Elixir of Love
• Burn Camp Fundraiser helps child victims
• Utah Pride launches new Southwest Utah website
• Prop. 8 backers ask for full review by appeals court
• Architect and Planner Brenda Scheer Elected Fellow of AICP
• Utah lawmakers want legal fight for federal lands
• Utah cold winter day comfort food: Chocolate chip cookies
• Elizabeth Smart finally moves on from kidnapping ordeal (video)
• Burned By Love
• Man of Words
• Olympic Legacy
• Scam Wow
• Woman With a Beard
• He a Gold Digger
• Sweetheart Swindlers
• Foothill Village area comings and goings
• I'm Free to Say What I Want
• Don't Stop Believing
• Downtown Falling
• Lee Aide says Hatch will Lose
• Matheson Ventures Into the Lion's Den, Doesn't Talk About Redistricting
• Mitt Romney Has a Big Fundraising Problem
• Americans Think GOP Will be in Charge When Disaster Strikes
• Dougall Looks to Tweak Open Meetings Law
• Forget 'Six Degrees of Separation,' How About 'One Degree of Google'?
• Paul Helping Romney Fend Off Santorum
• Chaffetz Honors Sgt. Mellor
• Economy, energy & jobs - topics of speech to Utah Legislature today.
• Harry Reid Threatening Mass Recess Appointments
• Utah legislature still has time to get crazy
• Utah's Budget Surplus Gets $16 Million Larger
• 3/20 Westminster Hosts ?The Whole World is Watching: Global Leadership and the 2012 Elections?
• Downtown Art Tours
• Another Language Performing Arts Company: Duel-Ality 2.0
• Salt Lake City International Tattoo Convention
• UWABC: Healthy, Wealthy, Wise
• Heritage Theatre: Cinderella
• Craft Sabbath: March Boutique
• Catching Up With Oscar
• Enjoyed speaking to the Utah State Legislature this afternoon.
• Salt Lake January 2012 Real Estate Market Update
• Gas prices in Utah are lower than the US average
• Thanks to employees at UnitedHealth Group for inviting me to speak, do Q & A at...
• Tips from Dew Tour Athletes
• Galactic, Cursive
• Gateway Anime
• Gruner Veltliner
• Yee-Haw Pickle Company
• 4/22 Westminster College Jazz Ensemble Presents Spring Concert
• 4/21 Westminster College?s Chorale Presents Spring Concert
• KCQN: Chet Tapp
• Richard Wirick's Big Shoes
• Should Utah Ditch the Electoral College?
• Political Party Caucus Primer
• Final Utah GOP Delegate Allocation
• USTAR Researcher Wins Prestigious NSF Award for Wearable Air Pollution Detector
• Rare Bird, starring Anne Cullimore Decker
• Defying boundaries: World premiere of The Third Crossing at Plan-B Theatre
• Pride Softball League begins registration
• Free networking event for business owners on Wed 2/22
• Utah Valley Management Society luncheon - February 22
• Could the GOP Try to Find Another Presidential Candidate?
• Westminster schedules timely lecture on impacts of presidential decision-making
• Flying Colors
• Hale Theater: Xanadu
• AmberMay Speed Dating SLC
• Interview: Leslie & the LYs
• Utah Could be Key in 2012 GOP Nomination Race
• Here Comes Romney in Michigan
• Pilot Program Bill to Cover Children with Autism Advances
• Like him or not, Romney provided Olympic leadership
• Mad Men: New Season 5 Promos
• Could Democrats Retake the House in 2012?
• Your Oscar voters, ladies and gentlemen
• Monday Meal: Beef Daube Provencal
• Elizabeth Smart weds boyfriend, Matthew Gilmour in Hawaii in private ceremony
• Local Lamb
• Joe Goode Performance Group
• Tower Heist, Cat Run
• Spedelli's
• Governor Appoints Arbon to Board of Pardons and Parole
• Roller Derby: WRD Divas Chill Hot Wheelers 121-80
• Hoodwinkery
• Utah Women’s College Task Force to Report to Governor
• February Gallery Stroll: Jared Clark
• SLC Political Buzz: UCCD Lecture “From Kennedy to Obama” Feb 21
• Love Never Dies: Webber’s Phantom of the Opera sequel coming to Salt Lake
• Governor Signs Bills
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• Valentine’s Day Trips: Week of Feb 11th – 18th
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• Video: Pelosi vs. Colbert?
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• Prop 8 again ruled unconstitutional
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• CWMA review: Ryan Tanner, Holy Water Buffalo, Fictionist
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• Bob Bernick's Notebook: College Tenure Reform Again on Utah's Capitol Hill
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• So What If They Choose God?
• Good Cheer in 2012
• UtahPolicy.com Poll: Salt Lake County Republicans Overwhelmingly Support Romney, Huntsman Would Finish Fourth
• TV Tonight: Modern Fucking Family, American Idol, Royal Pains
• Poll: Only 1/3 of Utahns Participate in Utah's Caucus System
• International Pedigree Sled Dog Race finish line, ceremony
• Sugar House Veterinary Hospital canine arthritis awareness class
• Huntsman Quits, Facebook Yawns
• Regents Announce Finalists for University of Utah President
• Club Karamba in Sugar House - diverse or dangerous?
• Chaffetz Broke With GOP Leadership on Key Legislation
• Dabakis will stay at Utah Dems helm
• Video: Dem Calls Romney 'Doo Doo'
• Jason Pavalonis: Warm Desert Wind
• Not as I do
• Westminster?s Great Salt Lake Institute Expands Research with Support from the W.M. Keck Foundation
• Meet Salt Lake City Mayor Ralph Becker
• Utah Democratic chair to finish term
• Joined families of soldiers in the First Battalion, 211th Aviation unit as they...
• New Tunes Tuesday
• Lounge Act Tuesday: Calm before the Sundance storm
• Will Romney's rising political star help Mormon colonies?
• Snowed In
• Capitol Em's
• Em's
• Make Your Own Sports Film
• Geeking on Board Games
• Poll: 85% of Utahns Say Funding Education is Important
• The Future of HB 116
• IRCONU Empress found dead
• TV Tonight: Justified, Southland, Remodeled, Ink Master
• Survey: Utah Employers Optimistic about 2012 Economy, but Increased Hiring Still Questionable
• LDS leaders read statement to Minnesota churches referring to anti-gay marriage amendment
• Loving the villain: Pickleville star Juanito Bandito coming to Salt Lake City
• Bill Aims to Boost Neighborhood Caucus Attendance
• Two Public Hearings Scheduled on Proposed SLC Redistricting Maps
• Romney, Paul, Obama Tied Nationally
• Sugar hole hovel gets the shovel
• SLUG Localized: Visigoth, Huldra, Nevertanezra
• Andy Grammer
• TV Tonight: Being Human, Lost Girl, Alcatraz, Off Their Rockers
• South Carolina Tea Party Puzzled by Romney Endorsement
• Old-time Utah comfort food breakfast: Oatmeal
• Lounge Act Monday: What would MLK sing?
• Lady Murasaki
• Monday Meal: Wiener Schnitzel
• Mormons vs. Evangelicals Test in South Carolina
• Abduction, Bucky Larson
• Mike Birbiglia
• New SLC Barbecue
• Entitlement Programs
• Belly of the Beast
• Utah’s Huntsman drops out of presidential race
• Holder in Utah: “We have not yet reached the Promised Land”
• Celebrate the History of The Avenues
• Video: Colbert Comes After Romney
• Mitt Romney: Serial Killer
• Deena Marie: Shit Utahns Say
• TV Tonight: Golden Globes, Napoleon Dynamite, Robot Chicken
• Video: Mitt Romney Fires his Breakfast
• SLC Political Buzz: UCCD Burhardt lecture Jan 17
• Love story: Mike Birbiglia’s My Girlfriend’s Boyfriend coming to Kingsbury Hall
• TV Tonight: SNL, Miss America, Sexting in Suburbia
• 2/9 Lecture:?Can Critical Race Theory Exist in a Post-Racial Educational World??
• Utah mid-winter pick me up comfort food: Milk chocolate espresso cookies
• Colorado governor endorses civil-unions bill
• The Iron Lady
• Cannella's & Amore
• Jan. 13-19: Rookie Fever
• Beauty & the Beast 3D
• Governor Appoints Todd Weiler to Utah Senate
• Bob Bernick's Notebook: The Return of Craig Frank
• Video: Bernick and Schott on Politics - January 13, 2012
• Timeless tunes: 100 Years of Broadway coming to Kingsbury Hall
• Romney Deemed 'Acceptable' by GOP Voters
• Bald eagle outing day trip
• Former Rap Star Calls Romney, LDS Church Racist
• University Announces Partnership for Stewardship of the Spiral Jetty
• Utah liquor board, democrats hold public forum about liquor laws
• 1/16 Westminster Hosts Martin Luther King Jr. March & Service Day
• Utah's 4th Congressional District More 'Democrat Friendly'
• Super PAC's and Congress
• Girl Scout organizes boycott for accepting transgender kids
• U of U School of Medicine Joins Forces with First Lady Michelle Obama to Combat Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and Traumatic Brain Injury
• WSU Faculty: Civil War Discussion
• Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company: Kaleidoscope
• Now-a-Dollar Jan. 13
• Lounge Act Thursday: Tunes all over town; X-Dance opens
• Westminster's Great Salt Lake Institute to Help Steward the Spiral Jetty
• "Please...Make It Stop"
• U Students and Alumni Victorious Against BYU Again In Most Successful Food Drive Yet
• Thanks to folks at Headwaters Energy Services for good discussion of energy issues.
• The Fab Four on big screen tonight
• Thigh High SciFi: Try-Angles
• Justified, Alcatraz
• Late Night Alumni
• Past, Present, Future
• No-Nation Orchestra
• One-Sided Solutions
• One Good Reason
• Governor Honors Utah National Guard Soldier
• Becker Discusses Redistricting, Political Future, City Economics
• Orion Independent Music Festival
• Book Claims Romney Pressured Single Mother to Give Up Baby
• Utah Economic Council looks ahead to 2012
• Birds of a Feather Don’t Always Stick Together
• Weekly Survey: The Fate of Utah's Guest Worker Law
• Video: Barack Obama Sings 'Born This Way'
• Focusing on Diversity is the Right Thing – and Smart Thing – to Ensure Future Success, Says Health Sciences VP
• New U of U, U of Colorado Mountain Medicine Program Teaches Emergency Responders Critical Skills for Treating Wilderness Medical Problems
• Romney vs. the Tea Party
• Colbert leads Jon Huntsman in South Carolina
• Really Bad Polling News for Huntsman
• How Gay Is Salt Lake City?
• Very Soup'erstitious: The Recipe's on the Wall
• Al Denyer: Barents Shore
• X-Dance Film Festival
• Wine Wednesday: Falesco Vitiano
• Interviewed this a.m. by U of U documentary students producing a film about Utah...
• Time for Romney to Finish the Job
• 1/28 Westminster Celebrates National Girls & Women in Sports Day
• Mich. man may have infected thousands with HIV
• Romney takes New Hampshire, looks to South Carolina
• 2/9 Westminster Presents ?Mistakes About Islam, Mistakes About the West?
• Lounge Act Wednesday: Myths 'n' licks
• Independent DABC Committee Taps a Keg of Bar-Owner Frustration
• Westminster to Induct Macey and Prokopis into Hall of Fame
• Choice Words
• Neighborhood News
• Guilty, Please
• Losing Faith
• Sing It, Mitt!
• When in France
• Sundance Survival Guide
• East Millcreek versus Sugar House senior services
• Le Chateau senior residence at Brickyard Plaza in Sugar House
• Governor Appoints V. Lowry Snow to Utah House
• TV Tonight: Are You There, Chelsea?
• Lawmakers Moving on to Greener Pastures
• Senate Democrats Clash Over Redistricting, County Mayor Race
• Constitution Is a Corpse
• Shine a Light
• Rocky’s High Road
• Sing your frustrations out: Saturday’s Voyeur auditions at SLAC
• Why Gaffes Matter
• Video: Early Nominating States Don't Matter Much
• Republicans May Help Democrats Make Their Case Against Romney
• First results in New Hampshire favor Romney, Huntsman
• Romney and Money
• Sam Weller's Operation Book Drop
• 2/10 and 2/11 Westminster Presents Derek Dujardin?s ?The MENding Monologues?
• Utah comfort food favorite: Cream biscuits
• 2/2 to 2/4 Westminster Presents Eve Ensler?s ?The Vagina Monologues?
• Governor Herbert to Host 2012 Utah Governor's Energy Development Summit
• Pixar Founder Ed Catmull To Deliver Animated Commencement Address to 2012 Grads
• Lounge Act Tuesday: Visual thrills and serious talk
• New Tunes Tuesday: Country classics and American spirituals done
• In-line Shaping
• Six-Pack
• Fighting the Pirates
• Cate Le Bon, The Big Pink
• Real Women Run
• Governor Orders Flags Lowered for Agent Jared Francom
• Sidewinder Media
• Why Governors Lose Elections
• University of Utah and Google Team Up to Help Families with Children on the Autism Spectrum
• Salt Lake City’s Business Loan Program Lends Record Amount in 2011
• BYU Management Society to hear from Charles Dahlquist on Thursday, Jan 12th
• Romney's Campaign Relies on Endorsements to Make Their Point
• State Advisory Council for Science and Technology Announces Governor’s Science and Technology Medals for 2011
• 2011 Governor’s Science Medals for Two U Faculty Members
• Career Management class for AMA - Wed 1/11
• 2012 Men in Motion Calendar features Utah gay events
• Rolling Stone: Utah’s Shurtleff one who gets it done
• Salt Lake City named the Gayest City in America
• Monday Meal: Spaetzle
• Vegan Drinks Salt Lake City celebrates its 3rd anniversary
• Lounge Act Monday: Books, backcountry and pop-punk
• Super PACs a 'Super Weapon' in Campaign 2012
• And the Nominees Were ...
• When Guns Are Outlawed
• Boardwalk Empire, Killer Elite
• Few Seats Remain for the 2012 Legislative Policy Summit
• New Hampshire Predictions
• Congress Reauthorizes SBIR-STTR Program
• Employers More Optimistic About 2012 According to Economic Trends Survey
• Weber State basketball: Wildcats roll through conference play undefeated
• Utah Biologist Wins Public Engagement Award
• Bear breakfasts and bologna: Jim Gaffigan coming to Salt Lake’s Kingsbury Hall
• Video: Pro-Gingrich Super PAC Buys Romney Attack Mini-Documentary
• Romney's Hair - Revealed
• Romney Touts Faith, Avoids Mentioning LDS Church, in South Carolina
• Roller Derby: Wasatch Roller Derby vs. Uinta Madness
• Cathedral Tattoo
• The GOP Field vs. Science
• Hatch faces challenge from Utah GOP legislators
• Deena Marie: Kanye's Genius Tweets
• Utah senator wants to ban minors from tanning beds
• Utahns’ brains meet bricks in LEGO robot competition
• Romney slams Huntsman for serving in Obama’s administration
• Slain officer’s funeral Wednesday; 2 officers still critical
• Utah kids build LEGO robots to learn about food safety
• Utah putting more sex offenders in jail
• Utah troopers trying to identify pair injured in fiery wreck
• New U.S. Attorney for Utah looks forward to 2012
• Options — and expenses — add up for couples at Utah bridal showcase
• Monster Truck Winternationals go big at Maverik Center
• Finally, snow! New storm blankets northern Utah
• Layton man in critical condition after Friday night shooting
• Layton man in critical condition after Friday night shooting
• Living History: In 1910, amphibious vessel was tested on Great Salt Lake
• Magazine ranks Salt Lake airport nation’s 8th best for tech travelers
• SkyWest jet service to Cedar City delayed
• Utah comfort food classic: Eggs over easy
• Injured officer says he’s ‘devastated’ by Ogden shooting
• Finally, snow! Two-fisted storm blankets northern Utah
• Crockett jumps into Salt Lake County mayor’s race
• Father of accused Ogden cop shooter questions police tactics
• Ann Cannon: A personal and precious gift for the new year
• Logan Canyon curve a crash magnet
• Governor Issues Statement on Ogden Shooting Incident
• Take The Long Way Home
• Bringing the science: Mythbusters live onstage at Kingsbury Hall
• Exterminators get no prison time in 2 Utah girls’ poisoning deaths
• Crockett jumps into Salt Lake County mayor’s race
• Orthodox Christians mark ‘blessing of the waters’ at SLC park
• Immigration rule change will ease visa process
• Tea party leader Kirkham ready to run for governor
• Suspect in two-state crime spree waives extradition from Nevada
• One of Utah’s oldest food co-operatives to close
• Appeals court won’t dismiss charges in deadly ‘co-sleeping’ case
• United Farm Workers: California initiative not guest-worker program
• ‘Knock-and-announce’ warrants are the standard
• Mother accused of abandoning 5-year-old girl
• Carricaburu: Setting the record straight when politics intersect with Mormonism
• Parents speak out on Bugman poisoning case
• Utah basketball: Runnin Utes stun Washington State, win first Pac-12 game ever
• Paul Rolly: Bad ideas just keep coming back at the Legislature
• Burglars steal fake jewelry from Salt Lake City shop
• Reward offered in string of Utah restaurant robberies
• UTA releases video of car crashing into TRAX train
• Orem plastic surgeon who kidnapped girlfriend gives up med license
• Man who stashed ex-girlfriend’s body in trunk gets life in prison
• Mormon Dems plan service projects to honor King
• Rep. Chris Herrod joins campaign to defeat Orrin Hatch
• Peg McEntee: Family celebrates the lives of slain Utah couple
• BOOK OF MORMON comes to Rockies, just not Utah
• Lounge Act Weekend: Lots of local music love
• Mirko Martin: Noir
• Shades of White
• Utah Symphony: Tchaikovsky’s Piano Concerto No. 1
• Nature of Sustainable Art
• Kathryn Kay: The Gilder
• The Suicycles, Hello Amsterdam, The Fleet
• Art at the Main: William James
• Art Access: Pam Bowman & Noah Coleman
• A Gallery: In Good Form
• New World Border
• Dead Zephyr: Week 425
• Steampunk Bijoux
• Waiting to go on air Friday a.m. with Fox 13 morning team.
• Author to discuss links between spirituality and sexuality
• Deer Valley Deals
• Jan. 6-12: Against Taboo
• Outrage
• Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy
• Holly Richardson will resign from Utah House on Friday
• Utah family presses insurers to cover formula
• Far back in the polls, Huntsman lowers N. H. expectations
• Utah forecast: A dusting of snow for north, clear and sunny south
• Ogden officer killed in firefight ‘doing exactly what he wanted to do’
• A Look Back: Construction of the Salt Lake Temple and SLC in the 1800s
• Bob Bernick's Notebook: Promotions on Utah's Capitol Hill
• Video: Bernick and Schott on Politics - January 6, 2012
• A Chat With the Hacker of Adam Wheaton's Facebook Profile
• Extra Essentials for Jan. 6 - 8
• Reminder: World Bank Executive Director to Visit Utah – Friday, Jan.13, 2012
• St. George Republicans pick Clark’s replacement
• Love launches congressional bid as budget hawk
• Big mines linked to increase in toxic releases in 2010
• Utah family presses insurers to cover formula
• Founder of Children’s Center dies at 95
• Romney's Unreleased Tax Returns
• Men charged with burglarizing Salt Lake County businesses
• Super PAC pours $75K into ‘retire Hatch’ campaign
• Woman allegedly dons disguise to steal from neighbors
• Utah Winter Ads Debut in New York and Los Angeles
• Two injured in pitbull attack
• Court of Appeals gets new presiding judge
• An Anti-Romney Partnership?
• Rolling Stone lauds Shurtleff’s leadership on immigration
• Can Media Coverage Predict Elections?
• One of every four Utah adults not registered to vote
• Lehi day-care owner charged with sex abuse must surrender passport
• Lehi day-care owner charged with sex abuse must surrender passport
• Sandy mayor endorses Becker’s Broadway-class theater
• Rolly: Bramble attempts to solve S.L. County auditor problem
• UtahsRight: A look at drug charges filed by courts
• Two Utah deans finalists for Georgia provost post
• California may consider Utah-style guest-worker program
• Salt Lake police locate missing special-needs student
• Where's the snow? Three Questions with Utah's top hydrologist
• Making Good Places: Planning for the Unknown
• Monthly transgender health clinic opens in Midvale
• QSaltLake is seeking a sales dynamo
• Read 'Em & Weep
• Wasatch Co-op's Catch-22
• Deserted News
• He's My Brother, She's My Sister
• Park City Mayor Dana Williams
• NBA Poker at Lumpy's
• A Historic New Year
• Portlandia, Shameless
• TRAX breakdown delays commuters half an hour
• Utah forecast: Warmer than usual, reduced air quality, avalanche risks
• Ogden shootout: 1 officer dead, 5 others and suspect wounded
• Idaho escapee gets 25 years for Utah robberies
• Massive GRAMA Request Targets Liljenquist
• Podcast: Encouraging More Women to Run for Office
• Capitol Club Expands Scope, Names 2012 Leadership
• Working for the devil: Verdi’s Rigoletto coming to the Utah Opera
• Utah’s forecast is stuck on dry
• Police: Six officers injured in Ogden shooting
• Unwed fathers get help figuring out what to do in adoption fight
• New City Council members, police chief in West Jordan
• Payson City Council approves Mormon temple plans
• LDS Church finds new spot for Draper seminary
• Utah rescuer says shooting out car window was only option to save kids
• Convicted murderer wants to withdraw his guilty plea
• Weekly Survey - New Hampshire Predictions
• 2012 shaping up as toughest challenge for Hatch
• Negative Advertising Will Get Worse in 2012
• Saratoga Springs Mayor Mia Love to kick off campaign
• Jeffs’ bigamy trial delayed in Texas
• Video: Commissioner Sederburg’s Top Highlights of 2011
• Ranchers with plane and cellphone carry the day
• Ranchers in plane with cellphone carry the day in manhunt
• New ‘back door’ road to Valley Fair opens
• McEntee: Why does anyone follow Warren Jeffs?
• Mom of suspect says daughter didn’t know of Mount Pleasant slayings
• Utah’s forecast is stuck on dry
• Romney rolls into New Hampshire as big favorite
• Rep. Wimmer resigning to run for Congress
• Washington County Economic Summit to Feature New Paradigms
• Liljenquist is in against Hatch
• Utah man charged with reservation shooting appears in court
• NO H8 Campaign to visit Salt Lake City
• Emergency dental clinic to open in South Jordan
• Utah UAPL January Meeting
• Georgia Lawmaker 'Afraid' of Romney's Mormon Faith
• Shaping up in Sugar House
• Warren Jeffs’ phone use in Texas prison suspended
• Judge accuses prosecutors in MacKay pill case of ‘vindictiveness’
• Utah kicks off 2012 radon awareness campaign
• Break-in targeted Wimmer office? No, cops say
• Romney wins by 8: Utah voters - resolve to participate
• Trent Alvey
• Utah comfort food: the perfect baked potato
• Lounge Act Wednesday: live tunes and important talks
• Santorum finishes a close second in Iowa caucus
• Wine Wednesday: Women Who Wine
• TRAX crash motorist condition improves, investigation continues
• Utah forecast: Unseasonably warm, no snow in sight
• Liljenquist is in against Hatch
• Arrests made in Mount Pleasant killings after manhunt
• Billboard execs, merchants savage Becker’s billboard regulations
• Federal judge rejects auditor’s fight over budget
• Polygamous FLDS sect bars 1,000 from church
• Draper OKs plan to help The Living Planet aquarium move
• South Jordan chooses new mayor
• Man electrocuted in S. Utah identified
• Blue Angels, ‘Fat Albert,’ visit Utah in March
• Legislature to Tackle How to Handle Municipal Ethics Complaints
• Local folk singer featured on Daytrotter today
• Too Good to Be True
• Where Is the Education?
• Ax a Mexican
• TV Tonight: Portlandia! Sort of
• Salt Lake City inducts newly elected officials
• Becker sworn in for second term as SLC mayor
• Brother and sister sue over death of father in homeless housing complex
• Polygamous FLDS sect bars 1,000 from church
• Man electrocuted in S. Utah identified
• Should Elected Officials Punch a Time Clock?
• Three take oath of office in West Valley City
• Campaigns shift to next battleground: New Hampshire
• Blue Angels, ‘Fat Albert,’ visit Utah in March
• Federal judge rejects auditor’s fight over budget
• Envision Utah Hailed by Governing Magazine
• As Huntsman runs, family firm missed paying tax
• Salt Lake City, Ogden, Provo see leadership changes
• Man seriously injured after turning in front of TRAX train
• Arrests made in Mount Pleasant killings after manhunt
• Romney Used Polling to Determine Abortion Stance
• Utah to explore penalties for smokers on Medicaid
• Huntsman hands out iPads in N.H., pitches Utah company
• Suspected shoplifter claims to be a Cosby kid
• Gunman robs busy Millcreek coffee shop
• Former Uintah County prosecutor enters plea in abeyance
• Karger Says LDS Church Wants to 'Stop Huntsman'
• 1/7 Westminster Hosts Musical Concert by the Whiffenpoofs of Yale University
• State Budgets Still in the Red
• Equality Utah Jazz Brunch
• Equality Utah celebrates successful 2011, gears up for 2012
• Queer ski club’s season kicks off
• New Year brings civil unions for two more states
• Caffe Ibis
• Chateauneuf-du-Pape
• Crisis Averted
• Geek Pilgrimage
• Contagion, Don't Be Afraid of the Dark
• Huntsman rules out third-party bid
• Utah children rescued from icy river doing well
• Indestructible cat puts West Valley City gas chamber on last life
• Missing patients, cautious praise mark Salt Lake County’s mental health overhaul
• Would LDS Church influence Romney if president?
• Weekend Rewind: News you may have missed over the holiday
• 2012 Crystal Ball
• Huntsman Matching Donations
• Stories You Can Ignore in 2012
• Number of students earning IB diplomas in Utah is growing
• Salt Lake City completes earthquake upgrades at all schools
• Shadows of the past in Neil LaBute’s In a Dark, Dark House, coming to Salt Lake
• Virginia Republicans to Require 'Loyalty Oath'
• Skipping Iowa, Huntsman stacks all his chips on New Hampshire
• Romney Set to Close the Deal in New Hampshire
• Mount Pleasant shocked by double murder as search for killers continues
• Utah children rescued from icy river doing well
• Utah guest-worker law a model for California proposal
• Romney Can't Afford to Underperform in Iowa
• Poll: High Dissatisfaction with 2012 Presidential Field
• Indestructible cat puts West Valley City gas chamber on last life
• Understanding How GOP Delegates are Awarded
• Utah sex offenders could be removed from registry early
• Film Buff Night: Clerks
• Monday Meal: Kung-pao Shrimp
• Winemaker Dinner
• Zy Food Wine & Cheese
• Media Bias
• Medium Rare
• Vena Cava, Monkey Knife Fight
• New Art Year
• Sober-living facilities on the rise in Utah
• Utah home health-care workers may get pay guarantee
• University of Utah’s new health science chief has high hopes for flagship’s future
• Photos from the Polar Bear Plunge Jan. 1, 2012
• Utah recorded 53 slayings in 2011
• New Year’s Eve DUI ‘blitz’ yields 72 arrests
• Deer Valley skiers not deterred by low snow
• Crash at Mile Marker 474 in Logan Canyon isn’t unusual
• Mt. Pleasant slayings linked to Nevada shooting
• Mark Shurtleff: Boise State snub helps BCS antitrust lawsuit
• Deer Valley skiers not deterred by low snow
• Saturday’s crash at Mile Marker 474 in Logan Canyon isn’t unusual
• Mt. Pleasant slayings may be linked to Nevada shooting
• Hyundai Sun Bowl: Utah RB John White barrels over Ga Tech, into record books
• New Year’s Eve DUI ‘blitz’ yields 72 arrests
• Utah Education Association hopes for collaboration with lawmakers
• Utah lawmaker plans bill to lower class sizes
• Mormon view on role of governing is distinct
• Passers-by rescue children from car submerged in Utah river
• Passers-by rescue children from car submerged in Utah river
• West Valley City girl expected to survive auto-pedestrian accident
• Virginia man asks U.S. high court to hear adoption case
• Woman shot in head during W. Wendover carjacking
• 1 dead, 3 others injured in Weber County wreck
• Men caught trying to steal beer for New Year’s party
• West Valley City girl expected to survive auto-pedestrian accident
• 1 killed, 3 injured in Weber County wreck
• Romney’s Iowa edge; glimmer of clarity in race?
• Yesterday’s ski bums are today’s doctors, lawyers, beer makers ...
• One marriage, two educators, seven close resorts
• Living the suite life in four-letter Utah
• Building a better Utah, with skiing as a foundation
• Like his beer, Utah’s slopes offered the perfect blend
• ‘My goal is to ski every storm’
• That fresh powder was ‘love at first sight’
• School was for the off-season
• The ’Bird before books
• From ski transplant to organ transplants
• Editor’s column: Gordon Monson, BYU and Mormons
• Man injured after car goes down Summit County embankment
• Two teens charged in Santaquin LDS Church building fire
• Police identify man shot and killed by West Valley police
• Utah forecast: Stormy Eve to give way to sunny New Year’s Day
• Salt Lake County settles lawsuit over inmate who starved to death
• Ann Cannon: 50 things I learned or relearned in 2011
• Utah fundraising basketball game dribbles into the record book
• Utah group plans barn bike tour, mining exploration
• Utah man goes to court for return of three-legged dog
• Gangsters, dangerous women, and trouble in Poison Ivy’s Club Mystique
• New Year’s forecast: A wet, colder end, and a sunny beginning
• 2011: A year of ups and downs, beginnings and endings
• Utahns who died in 2011 left lasting marks on the state
• New laws for New Year’s include congressional maps
• Kicked out of FLDS, men are left behind as Jeffs strengthens hold
• Kicked out of FLDS, men are left behind as Jeffs strengthens hold
• Utah abortion doctor charged with murder
• Campbell: Utah needs tighter rules on ‘serial meetings’
• Hunters OK after boat swamped in Great Salt Lake
• Utah liquor control still without head
• Girl, 7, hit by car in West Valley City
• Doctor dismissed from wilderness therapy wrongful death suit
• Deadline nears for Arch Coal teacher awards
• Rolly: Cartoon best describes Utah’s funny liquor laws (video)
• Perry stumbles over Lawrence v. Texas question
• Egyptian Theatre: Stand-Up Comedy
• Egyptian Theatre: Spencer the Hypnotist
• Egyptian Theatre: Judy Collins
• Egyptian Theatre:LMNOP Concert
• Egyptian Theatre: Kingston Trio
• Egyptian Theatre: Tommy Castro Band
• Egyptian Theatre: Ricci Martin
• Mythbusters: Behind the Myths Tour
• Police identify man shot and killed by West Valley police
• Homeless invited to New Year’s party
• Dead Port: Week 150
• Dead Zephyr: Week 424
• UFA acts quickly, douses blaze before it spreads at Taylorsville LDS chapel
• Less federal help expected for low-income Utahns’ heating bills
• Environment agency takes stock of 2011 in new report
• ‘Mormon moment’ tops Utah’s 2011 faith stories
• For Utah military families, the Iraq war isn’t really over
• Federal funds for low-income Utahns’ heating bills drop
• Most-viewed Tribune stories, photo galleries of 2011
• Man shot, killed by police in West Valley City
• New Year’s forecast: A wet, colder end, and a sunny beginning
• Ogden man charged in infant girl’s death
• 10 'Fearless Predictions' for 2012
• Video: Utah Policy's Top-10 Utah Political Stories from 2011 - #1
• Man dead after pickup strikes tree in St. George
• Mother-in-law apartments an issue in Salt Lake City
• Poll: Despite differences, evangelicals see Mormons as political allies
• Rolly: A bad time to close TRAX service
• Texas prosecutors file to delay Warren Jeffs’ bigamy trial
• Ice cream truck driver charged with lewdness
• Utah on track for a record dry December
• New building means new hope for Utah refugees
• University of Utah professor allegedly admitted to trading porn
• Man critically injured when sign flies through windshield
• Man shot, killed by police in West Valley City
• For Utah military families, the Iraq war isn’t really over
• Bill could slash time on Sex Offender Registry for some criminals
• Snowbasin red-faced after video of confrontation (watch the video)
• 2012 New Year’s Resolutions for Utah sports teams
• You’re Invited: Collin Raye Concert
• Arson charges filed in fire at Mormon church in Santaquin
• Uintah County mom charged with manslaughter in baby’s death
• Electoral Stars Could be Lining Up for Romney
• Investigation into Utah trooper could aid DUI defendant
• SLC will pick up Christmas trees for two weeks
• Congress is as Bad as You Might Think
• ICE revamps some policies for arrested immigrants
• UtahsRight: State data on violations at childcare facilities
• Year-end deadline nears for college-savings tax credit
• Hispanics Flocking to Swing States
• Republicans attack gay rights as Iowa caucus nears
• 2011 Sugar House development – a year in review – Part II
• Chance Lewis
• New Year's Activism
• Dec. 30-Jan. 5: Sublime Beauty
• Burt's Tiki Lounge: Still Here
• 10 Overlooked Local Albums
• Top 10 Albums 2011
• Best & Worst TV 2011
• Year in Review 2011
• Top 10 Films of 2011
• Police: Want to spend New Year’s in jail? Try driving drunk
• Iraq: Utah vets’ stories of war
• Utah forecast: Some rain, snow in the north, sunny and warmer south
• Video: Utah Policy's Top-10 Utah Political Stories from 2011 - #2
• EVE 2012 - Celebrate the New Year in the Heart of the City
• An Early Look at 2020's Reapportionment
• Video: Huntsman Moves New Hampshire Goalposts
• Love, science and soccer moms in Desert Star Playhouse’s CSI:Provo
• 2011 Sugar House development – a year in review – Part I
• 200 show support for American Fork family hurt Christmas Eve crash
• Iraq: Utah vets’ stories of war
• Utah lawmaker pulls back on collective bargaining changes
• Greiner fired: Ogden reluctantly terminates police chief
• Obama slipping among Latinos, but still tops Romney
• How to give your holiday tree the old heave ho-ho
• Senior Health Policy Experts David Merritt and Kelly Crowe Join Leavitt Partners
• Tougher protections loom for sage grouse
• Weekly Survey: Predictions for 2012
• Uniformed Voters Support Majority Rule
• Trib poll: Differences aside, evangelicals see LDS as political allies
• Nuke questions may stall power projects, experts warn
• Nuke questions may stall power projects, experts warn
• Utahns donate one ton of breast milk to needy infants
• Photos of the Steam Festival at Golden Spike Historical Site
• Romney Still Second in Iowa
• Criminal charges possible for pepper spray at Roosevelt football game
• Attorneys for Utah death row inmate want state kept out of funding hearings
• Legislator wants Utah to continue ban on gambling
• Blog Watch: Candidates to Replace Liljenquist
• Chemical leak at Jordan Valley school
• Wine Wednesday: Apothic Red
• Gay couples pay more taxes, report says
• Police cars collide while trying to pull over suicidal man
• Ogden stabbing victim’s condition improves
• Putting Christ in Christmas
• EVE SLC Rejects
• Hollow Victory
• 2011 News
• Mormon Monotony
• Frank Clayton: Happiness 101
• Year of the Burwash
• Man killed, young woman injured in W. Jordan crash
• Warming trend heading toward New Year’s weekend
• Video: Utah Policy's Top-10 Utah Political Stories from 2011 - #3
• Correction: American Dreams
• The Tinfoil Hat State
• At Least You’re Not in New Jersey
• Culture Fail
• Changing Face Of Media: “Best Of” Lists Populate The Net Year-Round
• Bucket O' Crawfish
• Caffe Cafe
• Caffe Cafe
• Sunny's Bistro
• The Notch Pub
• Sushi Time
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• 52% of All Online Sharing is Through Facebook
• New eye clinic gives poor Utahns sharp vision
• Reckless acts abound around TRAX trains
• Two mothers, two fathers and the child between them
• Sandstrom pushes Utah opt-out for online gambling
• Utah board’s banter reveals loophole in open meetings law
• Man who held woman captive charged with a dozen crimes, held on $1M bail
• Man who held woman captive charged with a dozen crimes, held on $1M bail
• Nomination Likely Romney's
• Sandy, Utah boy hospitalized after being struck by car in driveway
• Boy released from hospital after crash in W. Jordan that killed brother
• Crash causing delays on SB I-15 near 7200 South
• Boyfriend arrested in Ogden baby’s death
• Boyfriend arrested in Ogden baby’s death
• TRAX safety: Log of violations seen by The Tribune
• Federal judicial appointments stalled as Senate takes holiday recess
• Reward offered for information about shooting near Salt Lake mall
• Equality Utah Citizen Advocacy Training
• Chance of rain possible for Salt Lake City
• Independent Voters on the Rise
• New eye clinic gives poor Utahns sharp vision
• Rolly: Gerrymandering leaves Utah candidates confused
• Last day to vote for CWMA DJs
• Utah Jazz vs. Philadelphia 76ers
• Utah Jazz vs. Philadelphia 76ers
• EVE
• Nic Annette Miller: Horny
• Nic Annette Miller: Horny
• Broadway Across America: South Pacific
• Hale Centre Theatre: The Game's Afoot
• Jenna Kim Jones
• Desert Star Playhouse: It's a Wonderful Life
• Utah Symphony: Video Games Live: Bonus Round!
• Utah Symphony: Video Games Live: Bonus Round!
• Spending Spree in Iowa
• Salt Lake City police investigating two restaurant robberies
• SLC Photo Collective
• Matheson leads in Utah District 4
• Ogden police investigating stabbing
• 'Real Women Run' - Public Leadership Training Empowers Women to Actively Pursue Politics
• The Madison
• Drink Out the Old
• Burn Off Holiday Gain
• 2011's Best New Restaurants
• Clouds, a little snow possible for Salt Lake City
• Video: Utah Policy's Top-10 Utah Political Stories from 2011 - #4
• The Best in Local Acoustic Music
• 'New Year's Resolutions' for 2012
• Polling Trends for 2012
• The end in 2012? Salt Lake City just beginning
• Northern Utah grazing case could alter BLM rules
• Would-be Utah dad says misplaced trust cost him his son
• Seeking to raise graduation rates, U. dumps admissions index
• Utah’s San Rafael Swell is battleground in war on tamarisk
• Worlds collide in Pioneer Theatre Company’s world premiere of Find and Sign
• Toddler dies from injuries suffered in Christmas Eve auto accident
• Top 10 Utah sports stories of 2011
• Former manager of West Valley City credit union is sued
• 109-hour basketball marathon honors ‘fallen heroes’
• 109-hour basketball marathon honors ‘fallen heroes’
• Social Networking Continues to Grow; Microblogs Soaring
• What Did We Search for in 2011?
• Utah beer tax not always poured where law wants it
• La Frontera
• Toddler dies from injuries sustained in Christmas Eve auto accident
• Salt Lake City police investigating homicide near Gateway
• Christie 'Open' to Running Alongside Romney
• Salt Lake City 2011 political buzz: GRAMA
• Kisses of Death
• Silent Blight
• Tales of A Peculiar People
• Monday Meal: Beef Stroganoff
• Utah’s afterschool programs growing but so is need
• Utah State University self-reliance program aids Ethiopians
• Paul Rolly: Jacks know how to save a life
• Utah school wins 15th title in President’s Challenge fitness test
• Utah woman rescued after pleading for help on Facebook
• Salt Lake City volunteers of all faiths come bearing gifts
• Utah adoption law: model for nation or unjust burden?
• Occupy Salt Lake City protesters plan for 2012
• Allegedly drunk driver faces a bunch of charges
• Police probing Christmas Eve crash that hurt family
• West Jordan crash that injured family is under investigation
• Stage set for Salt Lake City’s Capitol Theatre upgrade, new ballet academy
• Paul Rolly: The Jacks have the Utah judge’s back
• Utahn of the Year: Police Chief Chris Burbank
• Medical helicopters called to scene of West Jordan crash
• Three injured flown to hospitals in West Jordan crash
• Salt Lake man stabbed during fight with friend
• Newswoman will lead her Mormon choir, no matter what
• Ice skaters flood renovated Gallivan for Christmas Eve
• McEntee: Savor all that is good, forget the rest for now
• Needy rely on Cedar City group to help with housing and food
• Stopping an adoption: In Utah, unwed fathers rarely win
• US Attorney General Holder to visit Utah, MLK Commission
• Bill seeks to stop court shopping by payday lenders
• Hyundai Sun Bowl: Breaking down Utah-Georgia Tech
• Utah comfort food basics: Pastry cream
• Utah forecast: Old Man Winter is no Santa; no snow for Christmas
• No controlled substances permit for MacKay, appeals court rules
• 4 more may face charges in heist of $200,000 safe
• Utah forecast: Old Man Winter is no Santa; no snow for Christmas
• In cancer fight, Utah legislator seeks to arm women with knowledge
• Wrong-way driver collides with parked car on Bangerter
• Wrong-way driver collides with parked car on Bangerter
• Utah Jazz trade of Mehmet Okur best for team despite public sentiment
• Chaffetz: Republicans not winners in payroll tax ‘fiasco’
• Company sues credit union manager for embezzling funds by opening fake loan
• Salt Lake County auditor loses round but fights on
• Police: Man stabbed repeatedly, but didn’t notice for 15 hours
• Thieves rob Murray jewelry store at gunpoint
• Four charged in robbery plot that ended in murder
• Four charged in West Valley robbery plot that ended in murder
• Salt Lake City teens get taste of firefighting
• Ann Cannon: Come on, party-pooper parents, it’s Christmas Eve
• Lehi day care owner charged with sexually abusing girls in his care
• Appeals Court: Sex offenders who leave the state, country must still register
• Man arrested for stabbing wife, dog several times
• Woman pleads guilty to spiking Utah landlord’s smoothie with antifreeze
• After months in hospital, Utah girl gets Christmas wish
• ’Tis the season to be wary of stopping up drains with grease
• Riverton students raise more than $100,000 for charity
• Cruise offers glimpse of Christmas on Provo River
• Editor column: At the end of the year, it is time to look forward
• Appeals court denies prescription license to convicted doctor
• Boy Scout comes to rescue with free socks
• EnergySolutions protests loss of Moab tailings cleanup
• Salt Lake City: This holiday town
• Four charged in fatal Millcreek shooting appear in court
• Qmmunity
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• Utah comfort food: chocolate truffles
• ‘Playgirl’ names Utahn the Real Man of the Year
• A.G. Holder’s Utah visit troubles Wimmer
• A year after prostitution sting, official returns to SUU
• Trib poll: GOP fine with Mormon prez; Dems not so much
• Christmas forecast: Cold enough to frost Rudolph’s nose, but no snow
• Discarded gift cards lead to three arrests in Salt Lake City
• Ohio girl in fair condition after tubing accident that claimed friend
• Bob Bernick's Notebook - Reflections on the Political Year Past
• Video: Utah Policy's Top-10 Utah Political Stories from 2011 - #5
• Utah Students Invited to Enter Library of Congress and Center for the Book Contest: 'Letters About Literature'
• Sheriff, county attorney halt standoff in polygamous community
• Shurtleff honors duo for fighting Web crimes against children
• Wife’s lover ruined marriage, says husband who sues for $1.5 million
• Police searching for man who tied up bank teller
• For Mormons, polygamy remains a PR stumbling block
• Jurors who convicted MacKay: ‘He became a drug dealer’
• Golf course killing case heads back to juvenile court
• Holiday Lights: New Years at Thanksgiving Point - Lehi, Utah
• Season of giving: Help out Salt Lake’s theater community during the holidays
• Judge: State could evict polygamous sect residents over back taxes
• Salt Lake Airport Among 'Most Social' in the World
• Needy rely on Cedar City group to help with housing and food
• Bell Helicopter Armed Forces Bowl: Breakdown of BYU-Tulsa
• Welcome news! Agreement is reached to prevent tax bite to Utahns' paychecks in 1...
• Nurses fired for allegedly taping patient’s mouth shut
• After cancer takes part of his leg, Herriman boy gets chance to soar
• One girl in Deer Valley tubing accident dies, 2nd improving
• Boyfriend had ‘control’ over slain Murray woman, her mother says
• Wonderful outpouring of support from Utahns for The Road Home homeless shelter t...
• San Diego skiers visit Utah
• Utah democrats want citizen input on DABC
• 2011 in Review
• Operation Voltron Christmas
• Park City Black Book
• National media, activists react to outing of Utah County gay student
• Three Questions with Santa Claus
• Governor Wishes All Utahns a Joyful Holiday
• Video: Utah Policy's Top-10 Utah Political Stories from 2011 - #6
• EVE 2012 - Celebrate the New Year in the Heart of the City
• Garner Withdraws From Third District Court Nomination
• Boy critically burned in Magna gas can mishap
• Second woman files lawsuit against former Box Elder County deputy for illegal search
• Police: Tooele man kidnapped girl, tried to take her to Mexico
• McEntee: Candles illuminate Pioneer Park in vigil for homeless who died this year
• Weekly Survey: New Year's Resolutions
• Utah’s growth slows, but still ranks second
• Utah’s growth slows, but still ranks second
• Davis County: Time to license your cat
• Did Utah man who drove ex- girlfriend’s body to Missouri have other victims?
• Utah lawmaker wants to kill the clock on daylight saving time
• Utah lawmaker wants to kill the clock on daylight saving time
• Park City family wants $92.9 million for Treasure Hill buyout
• Storm peters out, but air gets scrubbed
• Spanish Fork OKs incentives for Costco
• Former Cache Valley immigrant advocate facing new sex charges
• Utah Jazz memorabilia found, So. Salt Lake police seek owner
• American Fork man attacks officer with machete to avoid arrest
• UTA OKs budget, streetcar funding
• Twitter is Obama Territory
• Man pleads guilty to selling drugs that killed Gayle Ruzicka’s son
• Board of Pardons member pulls out of judge search
• Utah advocates breathe easier with new power plant rules
• 400 dead starlings in Clearfield
• QSaltLake is giving away a same-sex wedding
• In Utah and nation, poison calls down, but exposures more serious
• Hillary in 2012?
• Not as I do
• Lowe’s takes lead in retail wrongdoing – Part II
• Utah Utes football: With Norm Chow off to Hawaii, should team revert to spread?
• Voted for 1-year extension of payroll tax cut; will back Senate 2-month compromi...
• Lowe’s takes lead in retail wrongdoing – Part I
• Trib poll: Voters want Christian candidates; most OK with LDS
• Video: TMZ Blasts Romney
• Taylorsville: Bizarre string of events leads to child-sex arrest
• Openly gay presidential candidate under fire for anti-Mormon website
• Utah airmen among last to leave Iraq are now home
• 'Social' Means Facebook
• Utah AG blocks GOP immigration lawsuit plan
• Red Party raises $22K for Utah AIDS Foundation
• Lounge Act Wednesday: Rock the (jingle) bells
• Tintin, War Horse
• Utah Film Critics pick DRIVE for Best Picture
• Tough Talk Radio
• Sweater Boys Calendar
• The War on Xmas
• University Union Lacks Access
• Girl With the Dragon Tattoo
• Holiday Traditions
• True Gift
• Sanctity of Marriage
• Woman dies of injuries from I-215 auto-ped accident
• Man who drove ex-girlfriend’s body to Missouri to enter plea
• Plastic surgeon takes plea deal in kidnapping case
• Apply for a WVC business license, get asked about workers’ status
• Federal cuts would hurt Utah’s emergency preparedness
• Utah seniors find safety in apartments designed for long lives
• Utah forecast: A winter storm for the winter solstice
• Shurtleff blocks GOP plan to jump into immigration suit
• Orem man faces bomb possession charges
• Person of interest in Alexis Rasmussen’s death posts bail
• Draper agrees to settlement with Zions Bank over SunCrest development
• Utah House Republicans vow to fund education, oppose tax hikes
• House Republicans Set Legislative Priorities for 2012
• Hello, Sweetie! Podcast
• Liberal and Proud
• Dump Anything But Ask A Mexican
• Keep a Mexican
• Utah Policy's Top-10 Utah Political Stories from 2011 - #7
• Tweet Nothings
• Why We Gain or Lose Friends on Facebook
• Utah’s high school grad rate drops under new formula
• Police: Murray woman beaten by boyfriend dies
• Speed and creativity in upcoming Student Slam, coming to Rose Wagner Theatre
• Utah event countdown to Christmas
• Romney has six. Jon Huntsman has four. And Rick Perry has one.
• Big Pro-Romney Ad Buy in Iowa
• Poll: One in five Democrats not sold on Obama
• Fox News Debates Heavy on the Moderators, Light on Candidates
• Utah Utes basketball: Its record for futility avoided, team learns from mistakes
• Utah high court OKs wrongful death suits over fetuses
• University of Utah charts new course for struggling Middle East Center
• The nightmares continue for family of slain Utah 4-year-old girl
• Teen injured in Salt Lake City church stabbing; three juveniles arrested
• Romney Holding Big Lead in New Hampshire
• Super PAC Spends More than $40,000 Opposing Hatch
• Romney's 'Mormon Problem' Not What You Might Think
• Middle East Center Restructuring to Focus on Collaboration and Future Success
• Ballet West: Don Quixote
• A Roaring Twenties Celebration
• Ogden Nature Center: Project Learning Tree Teacher Workshop
• F.N.Y.E. New Years Eve
• Ogden Nature Center: Herbal Bath Products
• U of U: Student Concert II
• Ogden Nature Center: Kundalini Yoga 8 Week Session
• U of U: Modern Dance Senior Concerts
• Ogden Nature Center: "Picture-Perfect Winter
• REI: Comfort 101
• REI: Looking Inside the Greatest Snow on Earth
• Edge of the Cedars State Park Museum: Discover More!
• REI: History of Skiing in the Wasatch
• U of U: Ballet Ensemble
• REI: Avalanche Awareness
• EVE
• Ogden Nature Center: Project WET Teacher Workshop
• Little Big Town
• Repertory Dance Theatre: Passage
• Laser Fang
• Repertory Dance Theatre: Charette
• U of U: Ballet Showcase II
• U of U: Modern Dance Spring Concert
• Countdown Getdown
• Legends 2012
• Utah liquor stores reduce holiday hours
• A gay guide to Park City
• Lounge Act Tuesday: A sort of homecoming
• Mitt Romney on Letterman 12/19
• Happy Holidays from Harriet Carter
• Grey Fiction
• Organic Manic
• Splitboard the Backcountry
• Utah forecast: Winter storm on the way
• Mother of South Salt Lake shooting victim files lawsuit
• Utah’s budget debate: transportation and Medicaid
• Arson dismissed as cause in Utah’s Fur Breeders Agricultural Co-op blaze
• Man tosses bomb in Orem standoff with police
• Police: Woman attacked ice cream truck driver to protest prices
• Trains collide; fuel spills in Salt Lake City
• West Jordan and Provo post big drop in violent crime
• Video: Utah Policy's Top-10 Utah Political Stories from 2011 - #8
• 'Spinning In' and 'Spinning Out': Industry Partnerships the focus of USU Technology Commercialization
• Interview: Heartless Bastards
• Presidential Long Shot Fred Karger Launches "Crazy" LDS Website
• Beaten Murray woman on life support
• Chaffetz helps lead fight against Senate tax bill
• Wednesday storm could break valley inversion
• Pardon our dust
• Sugar House shopping conundrum, Part II
• Retired general poised to take on Herbert in gubernatorial race
• Sugar House shopping conundrum, Part I
• Second Annual Rural Legislative Day Scheduled
• Fees for Wheeler Farm activities going up Jan. 1
• No referendum over Utah caucuses in 2012
• Mentally disabled teen sent to prison for attack on girl
• A Long GOP Slog Coming?
• BYU basketball: Cougar fans, meet guard Matt Carlino, your new Jimmer
• Orem surgeon back in jail after missing hearing
• Utah’s budget debate: transportation and Medicaid
• Poll: Obama Should be Voted Out of Office
• Former Speaker Clark quits Legislature, plans to run for Congress
• Famous Idaho Potato Bowl Wrapup: Utah State comes up short but gains a program
• Utah ‘Wedgie killer’ sent back to the slammer
• Utah pollution fighters sue Kennecott
• Fire and hazmat crews fighting Sandy blaze
• Utah pollution fighters sue Kennecott
• Fire and hazmat crews battle Sandy blaze
• States get say on health benefits in Obama’s law
• Utah’s Pacific Islanders show extreme rates of obesity, diabetes risk
• Utah doctor gets 20 years in prison in prescription pill case
• Marcus Bachmann drops unpaid ‘ex-gay’ therapy bill
• Romney Sends Resources to Early States
• Gingrich Falls in Iowa, Paul Surges
• Nov. 2011 Salt Lake Housing Market Update
• Kirby: Santa story has echoes of truth
• Vida Victory
• Columbiana, Catch .44
• Snake Oil
• Dave Thomas at House Gallery
• Would insurance change really save Utah schools money?
• Concierge medicine takes wing in Utah
• Family of bicyclist killed in hit-and-run accident still seek closure
• Utah children’s hospital screens visitors to see if they are sex offenders
• Logan groups pushing for cleanup of dirty air
• Federal rules could impact coal-burning plant in Utah
• Weekend Rewind: News you may have missed over the weekend
• Governor Cautiously Optimistic About More PPACA Flexibility
• Considering Utah's Caucus and Convention System
• Video: Utah Policy's Top-10 Utah Political Stories from 2011 - #9
• The Top-10 Utah Political Stories of 2011
• Radiation Block: BloXR Finds Lightweight Solutions for Medical Professionals
• Hope, fear and magic: Metropolitan Opera’s Hansel and Gretel coming to Salt Lake
• Voter Fatigue Sets In
• Black vs. gray: What does wolf fur color have to with climate change?
• Huntsman and Trump Continue to Trade Barbs
• Defense files last-minute motion before painkiller sentencing
• Unidentified body of middle-aged man found west of Delta
• Huntsman vs. Romney
• Utah legislature may change per day pay to annual salary
• Safe heist caper played out like a Hollywood movie, police say
• Four Utah Cities Land on Top of Milken’s Best Performing Cities Report
• Utah park ranger shot nine times is ready to return to work
• Utah ranger returns to work a year after near-fatal shooting
• Record Holiday Shopping Season May not be All Good News
• US Senate agrees to two month unemployment extension of benefits
• Several crashes snag Salt Lake Valley freeways
• Icy roads cause several crashes, close I215 onramp
• A surprising .xxx domain with Utah senator’s name still for sale
• Utah business PAC to lawmakers: Pony up for education
• Future of Salt Lake City Marathon in jeopardy in wake of staff resignations, unpaid bills
• Police: Murray woman in critical condition after beating
• Live Nativity draws visitors to Salt Lake City’s Liberty Park
• Live Nativity draws visitors to Salt Lake City’s Liberty Park
• Police: Utah woman traded cigarettes to kids for Adderall
• Utah volunteers are out for the count – of birds, that is
• Sandy charts a ‘suburban renaissance’ with walkable villages, mass transit
• Sub for Santa volunteer in Nephi does everything but pull the sleigh
• Utah birders help with national Christmas bird count
• McEntee: Even in jail, people deserve good medical care
• Man injured in Salt Lake City motorcycle-vehicle collision
• Gingerbread festival proceeds to help Salt Lake United Way
• Audit reveals need for improved security at Juab courthouse
• Editor column: Who should be 2011’s Utahn of the Year?
• Draper Christmas Festival celebrates the season
• Teens arrested in connection to Santaquin church arson
• Dave Clark to resign next week due to fundraising ban
• Utah comfort food: Risotto with hot Italian sausage
• Mother of S. Salt Lake shooting victim files lawsuit
• Salt Lake City officer helps woman deliver baby
• Parole board member appointed to 3rd District Court
• Atheist, agnostic group launches holiday-season billboards in Utah
• Utah weekend forecast: Cold, cloudy and mostly dry
• Utah Open Lands closes in on preserving Summit County’s Hi Ute Ranch
• Last chance for theatrical buffet at 2011 Page to Stage Festival
• Cannon: Nothing dims that holiday glow like bad Christmas lights karma
• Restored Mormon tabernacle could be boon for Provo
• Ross Romero says no link between donation, SkiLink plan
• E-Verify law kicks in for Washington County employers
• Atheist, agnostic group launches billboards in Utah
• Utah Catholics to host immigration conference
• Salt Lake City joins oil company to sue contractors
• Drug bust informant stole $200 from police officer, charges say
• Utah soldier helps U.S. ‘turn out the lights’ in Iraq
• Josh Howard signing might mean Utah Jazz are turning a corner
• Counting sheep spooks some residents of S. Utah
• Whooping cough cases spike in Utah County
• Living History: Making a Difference ­— A Holiday Story
• DeChristopher is TreeHugger’s Person of the Year
• Blanding widow sues feds over husband’s death after artifacts raid
• Utah judge considers wrongful death lawsuit over Taser use
• Utah Open Lands closes in on preserving Summit County’s Hi Ute Ranch
• Campbell: Tooele, Orem cases are cautionary tales for open government
• Allow ‘Sister Wives’ to challenge Utah bigamy law, attorney says
• Utah animal activist loses appeal, makes music video about prison
• Utah animal activist loses appeal, makes music video about prison
• Sherlock: A Game of Shadows
• Young Adult
• Dec. 16-22: Natural Wonder
• Icy stretch of I-15 in Utah County reopened for Friday commuters
• Utah weekend forecast: Cold, cloudy and mostly dry
• ‘Slight improvement’ for skateboarder in critical condition
• Utah LDS Church fire found to be arson
• Utah hero cop praises pinned bus crash victim’s courage
• Judge hearing arguments in “Sister Wives” polygamy ban challenge
• A Look Back: Scenic Utah photos from the 1930s to 1960s
• Price manhole body mystery: Sheriff mum on cause of death
• Governor Appoints Clarke to Head Public Lands Office
• Bob Bernick's Notebook: Changes to Utah's Nominating System Will Wait
• Video: Utah's Top-10 Political News Stories of 2011 - #10
• Ogden couple cited with shoplifting become burglary victims
• Utah's Employment Summary: November 2011
• Construction mishap causes I-15 to ice; forces closure
• Reluctant Utah judge orders man to 57 years in prison for gang robberies
• Ogden food bank gets big donation in time for Christmas
• Police: Man asked mom to drive him, friends to assault
• Courting Huntsman's Daughters Via Twitter
• Utah students get early Christmas
• Utah's Matheson wants to stay in congress, moves to District 4
• Ogden food bank gets big donation in time for Christmas
• Group says illegal gun sales common in Utah, other states
• Cannon: A quick solution to bad Christmas-lights karma
• Utah attorney general reopens investigation into 2008 officer-involved shooting
• Dan Liljenquist resigns en route to expected challenge of Orrin Hatch
• Matheson will run in newly created 4th District
• Utah election reformers pull back from 2012 target
• Most Undocumented Immigrants have been in U.S. Long Term
• Utah Utes quarterback Tyler Shreve saga ends like it started
• Judge denies Salt Lake County auditor’s bid to halt budgeting shift
• Conservation groups unite against Green River pipeline
• Thirty-year Utah parks worker named acting director of agency
• Three Questions: Mike Winder on Axl Rose, E-verify and Richard Burwash
• New housing program aims to help homeless young men in Utah
• Sandy man kicked from moving car during gun sale
• Third arrest in shotgun slaying at Utah church parking lot
• Reluctant Utah judge orders man to 57 years in prison for gang robberies
• Two mothers console each other in wake of Utah murder trial
• Ski gondola backers: Congress was our only hope
• Romney's Unlikely Ally on Faith
• Matheson Announces Run for Congress in Utah's 4th District
• New medical helicopter base opens in Payson
• Students Learn the Art of Invention
• Huntsman moves up in latest New Hampshire poll
• Meet the Mayor
• Impractical Jokers
• NYE at Willie's
• MoTab Goes Metal
• Red Rock Rondo
• Southeastern Utah avalanche danger high, but storms remain shy of region
• Payson planners unanimously OK Mormon temple plans
• Two dead in high-speed Morgan County crash
• About 1,600 customers in S. Utah lose power
• Driver injured after car plunges into Layton creek
• Herriman fire victims sue federal government and Guard
• Unemployment Rate Drop is a Good Sign
• Utah's Lawmakers May Move to Annual Pay, Jettison Per Diem
• Cain's Exit and the Effect on Facebook
• FTA: Utah Taxpayers Get Good Value for Transit Investment
• U.S. Marriage Rate in Decline
• PTC Presents Find and Sign World Premiere
• Utah Files Notices of Intent To Sue Federal Government Over Title To 18,784 Roads In 22 Utah Counties
• Exploring the fantasy: Babes in Toyland adaption hits Children’s Theatre stage
• Alpine school criticized for outing gay student to parents
• Utah family wins $20,000 in repairs from The Home Depot (video)
• Gender gap widening among Utah Mormons, but why?
• Weekly Survey: The Top-10 Utah Political Stories of 2011
• Three injured when UTA bus’ transmission fails in Avenues
• Police arrest Orem man on child pornography charges
• A New Hampshire Loss for Romney?
• Utah plans to sue feds over thousands of roads
• Statement of Support Governor Herbert’s Budget Recommendations
• Utah’s first Goodwill thrift store comes to Millcreek
• Utah man charged with auto homicide in nitrous oxide-fueled crash
• Cell phone leads police to arrest two men in West Valley slaying
• Utah schools partner with Google to provide free apps
• Special Olympics fundraiser is Saturday at Brighton
• New federal public defender starts work
• Rules for Warren Jeffs’ followers grow more restrictive
• Rhetoric swamps American Fork gay bias debate
• Senate rejects Hatch-Lee balanced budget amendment
• Study Gives Insight into Most Common Causes, Risks Factors for Stillbirth
• Perhaps Somebody Should Have Done a Google Search?
• 2 Tongan Crip Gang members sent to prison
• Logan robbery, chase brings three arrests
• Jury deliberating fate of Utah man in gang-related golf course slaying
• Utah firm developing blood tests for multiple sclerosis
• A Troubling Investigation Into Online Public Schools
• Utah comfort food: Chocolate and vanilla loaf
• Rocky 4 Prez
• Mormon Celebrity Meltdown
• Bubblicious
• 5-Minute Workouts
• Insider Ethics
• Graphic Novels for Young Geeks
• Romney Revealed
• The Trials of Rex
• World Dog Cart
• Logan robbery, chase brings two arrests, third suspect at large
• Carbon County sheriff counting on autopsy for clues in manhole body mystery
• Judge won’t toss drug conviction of Brigham City doctor
• Man gets 25 years to life for his role in BYU prof’s slaying
• Utah forecast: In the north, foggy, some snow and stinky air
• Survey: Mormons embrace GOP, shun Democratics
• Causes of stillbirths can be found, Utahn’s research shows
• Peace studies blossoming at Utah universities
• Sugar Hole rising? Developer scores financing
• Provo police hope security cam image helps catch snowboard burglar
• Snow removal: In Salt Lake City, shovel it, or pay for it
• Two-alarm blaze heavily damages west Salt Lake City building
• The 2012 Education Funding Battle is Joined
• Governor Appoints Curtis L. Garner to Third District Court
• Utah Files Notices of Intent to Sue Federal Government Over Title to 18,784 Roads in 22 Utah Counties
• Tea Party Becoming Toxic to Republicans?
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• American Fork City Council delays vote on anti-bias bills
• American Fork tables anti-discrimination ordinances
• West Valley City considering immigration status verification for employers
• Salt Lake County avoids tax hike in 2012 budget
• Paul Surging in Iowa
• Salt Lake City golf courses to see green fees hike
• Utah Utes football: Star Lotulelei, John White grab major national honors
• Frustrated teacher charged with hitting student with violin bow
• Americans Fear 'Big Government'
• Utah legislators skirmish over education money
• Early morning burglar steals $5,600 in merchandise from local Provo board shop
• Utah politicians question grant to Repertory Dance Theatre
• Salt Lake County Council balks at auditor hiring ex-partner to sue county
• Sparky the electric eel lights Christmas tree at Living Planet Aquarium (video)
• A Culinary Divide in 2012?
• Sugar Hole rising? Developer scores financing
• At his passing, friends and fans laud the unique vision of underground artist and musician Bob Moss
• Video: Huntsman Gets Censored on The View
• Man gets up to life for his role in BYU prof’s slaying
• Wikipedia Cracks Down on Editing
• Causes of stillbirths can be found, Utah doctor’s research shows
• Carbon County sheriff counting on autopsy for clues in manhole body mystery
• No parole for Utah Marine who drowned girlfriend
• Rolly: Visitor says SLC parking enforcement is unfair, unfriendly
• Anti-gay protester caught with ‘Glee’ t-shirt
• Man surrenders in fatal Taylorsville hit-and-run
• SLC man pursues his stolen car, catches thief
• Utah teen may face criminal charges in abortion beating case
• Utah County Job Club Last meeting for 2011 on Wed Dec 14
• Herbert’s proposed Utah budget increases funding for education, Medicaid
• Occupy Salt Lake City adds to Walmart public relations woes
• Winter weather advisories in place for much of Utah
• One man dead, another critical after Salt Lake County shooting
• Body found in Price; police suspect foul play
• Morning commute stalled by rash of crashes on icy I-15
• Routine Provo vehicle burglary turns up huge cache of stolen items
• Homelessness among veterans declines in Utah, nation
• Minimum Wage Goes Up in San Francisco
• 'Evangelicals for Romney' Appears to be Linked to Romney's Campaign
• SLCPL Board Meeting Agenda for December 15, 2011
• Ring in 2012 with Sherlock Holmes in Hale Centre Theatre’s The Game’s Afoot
• American Fork considers gay anti-discrimination ordinance
• Draper TRAX wins $116 million in federal funding
• Rocky Anderson launches presidential campaign at sparse gathering
• Judge order deportation for mentally ill man
• Huntsman, Gingrich shun sound bites in N.H. debate
• Radioactive waste blending needs more study, state says
• News flash: e-billboards may be welcome in Salt Lake City
• American Fork considers gay-rights measures
• Utah educators pleased with guv’s education recommendations
• Hispanic Vote Becoming Key to Politics
• Ballet West ballet master dies of cancer
• Salt Lake County poised to quietly pass budget
• Gingrich Usurps Romney's Appeal
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• New Utah charter school hopes to serve refugees, immigrants
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• Xandem Uses Its Super powers to take Innovation Idol Title
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• Dickens fair turns park into 19th century London
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• Utah County GOP dumps superdelegate status for officeholders
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• Bob Bernick's Notebook: Utah Should Modify Ban on Fundraising During Legislative Session
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• Huntsman's Extreme Threat to Romney
• Huntsman to raise money in Utah next week
• Huntsman to raise money in Utah next week
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• Utah comfort food: Fresh ginger cookies
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• GOED Announces Support of Hexcel Corporation’s Future Expansion in Utah
• Guv praises Utah’s low federal spending
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• Romney's Religion Still an Issue in Iowa
• Utah National Guard honors slain soldier by renaming Blanding armory
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• Woman allegedly raped by cop claims the justice system ‘failed completely’
• Utah mother sent to prison for drug charge, crash that killed her toddler
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• Prop 8 supporters say Judge Walker shouldn’t have ruled on Prop 8 because he’s gay
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• Video: Ann Romney Hints Her Husband is not Uptight
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• Not as I do
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• Coal mine opponents take over part of government meeting
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• Protesters to Air Board: “We breathe the pollution you permit”
• A first: Property tax billings top $1B in Salt Lake County
• Weekly Survey: Predictions for Utah's 4th Congressional District
• This week’s auto-pedestrian accidents in Salt Lake: An update on victims’ condition
• Resource for violent-crime victims expands into Salt Lake County
• Healthcare Employment is Exploding
• TRAX now charges for parking at one lot
• UTA drafts new ethics rules
• Herbert splits Department of Community and Culture
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• PETA sues UTA officers for alleged free speech violations
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• Burmese man accused of girl’s slaying once again surprises his attorneys
• Vernal man ends fight to withdraw guilty plea in BYU prof’s slaying
• St. George teen who died in bicycle accident identified
• WVC Mayor receives official reprimand, troubles aren’t over
• Iowa 'Absolutely Critical' to Romney's Hopes
• Granite moves elementary schools to traditional schedule
• Utah Jazz: December schedule opens with Lakers, follows with tough games
• Iowa Democrats Rip 'Absent' Romney
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• Westminster?s Great Salt Lake Institute Registers Under State?s First Bioprospecting Act
• Rep. Chaffetz Introduces Review Every Dollar Act
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• Utah forecast: Still bone-chilling at night, but warmer days
• Becker’s Broadway theater gets council boost
• Feds order Ogden to fire police chief Jon Greiner
• Turnout light for hearing on police funding plan
• Alleged squatters claim carbon monoxide caused brawl
• 12 calves killed in Trenton barn fire
• Tooele woman’s parents want her killer to serve maximum sentence
• Sandy man pleads guilty to dog stomping
• Trial begins for defendant in West Valley City golf course slaying
• Fancy parking meters coming to SLC; will later enforcement hours follow?
• Sandstrom center of storm on immigration panel
• Canyons selects name for new high school
• Selection starts for new mayor of South Jordan
• UPDATE: Governor Continues State Support through Tomorrow in Davis County Cleanup Effort
• Podcast: Journalist Greg Palast
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• Turnout light for hearing on police funding plan
• Pleasant Grove rejects ordinance banning Sunday beer sales
• Teen girl in critical condition after being struck by car
• Feds order Ogden to fire police chief Jon Greiner
• Utah schools grow but increase is less than projected
• West Valley City Council scolds mayor for news story scandal
• Father, son struck by car while crossing SLC street
• Utah survivor of Pearl Harbor: ‘We just knew we were in war.’
• University of Utah med school looks to expand enrollment
• Horse Slaughter Houses May Reopen in the West, Elsewhere
• Man connected to Iraqi Mafia street gang pleads guilty to weapons charges
• Remembering Pearl Harbor - incredibly proud, forever grateful
• Utah County Job Club - Resume review - Wed 12/7
• Large nuclear reactor part to be buried in Utah arrives Wednesday
• Snowbird to Salt Lake County: Hurry up on summer rules so we can increase activities
• Toone family settles wrongful death suit against Bugman
• Stewart launches bid with help of Bangerter, Hansen, Beck
• Death of champion skydiver near Moab ruled probable suicide
• Utah football: Utes finish first Pac-12 season with Hyundai Sun Bowl berth
• Utah officials throw support to doc convicted of prescription drug offenses
• Dear Candidates: Scrub Your Facebook Page
• Teen critically injured, struck by vehicle in White City
• Westminster Offers Inaugural Post-Doctoral Teaching Fellowship
• Salt Lake County officials kick off gift drive
• U. of U. prof in child porn case posts bail in Massachusetts
• Results are in on charred wood found during Susan Powell search
• Romney Losing Ground in New Hampshire
• California Could Hike Taxes on the Wealthy
• Utah comfort food: Pork with caramelized onions
• Romney's Media Strategy Backfiring?
• Obama pushes for protection of LGBT people abroad
• Sugar House Community Council – mover, shaker and map maker
• Sobriety Test
• The People vs. George Lucas
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• Swedish tourist struck, injured crossing downtown SLC street
• Utah forecast: Time to don those woolen undies
• Volunteers move mountains of debris in wake of windstorm
• Curtis Allgier’s attorneys file appeal with Utah Supreme Court
• ‘Varmint’ hunting guide gets inside the heads of wily coyotes
• Governor Continues State Support in Davis County Cleanup Effort
• Governor and First Lady Unveil Governor's Mansion Holiday Theme: "The Music of Christmas"
• Governor Orders Flags Lowered
• Utah GOP Launching Campaign to Boost Caucus Turnout
• Internet Traffic is Growing at an Amazing Rate
• Company Looks to Eliminate Email
• Plan-B Theatre Company And Theatre Arts Conservatory Present The 5th Annual 'Student Slam'
• Utah ranked nation’s 7th healthiest state
• Salt Lake City poised to OK Broadway-class theater
• Sandstrom’s wealth far exceeds that of rival Wimmer
• Regents’ Scholarships boom as merit-aid program matures
• Drama aside, Salt Lake City poised to OK Broadway-class theater
• Coin toss: Two-term councilman keeps his seat on Alta Town Council
• Jitterbug Coffee Hop decked out in red and on the map
• Goodbye Next-Day First Class Mail
• White House urges Sens. Orrin Hatch, Mike Lee to back finance agency nominee
• New name, new curator in Salt Lake Art Center’s New Year
• Nuclear reactor-part shipment on its way to Utah from Illinois
• Supreme Court considers case of boy who died in state care
• Video: Trump Blasts Huntsman; Makes Lame Mormon Joke
• From Draper High to Sivogah, Canyons mulls names for new school
• Utah college student facing deportation backs down on residency claim
• Sarah Palin and Mitt Romney?
• ACLU wants new investigation into Roosevelt police pepper spraying Haka dancers
• Allgier’s attorneys file appeal with Utah Supreme Court
• Sandy police searching for missing woman, son, 13
• Walmart robber gets up to 15 years in prison
• Officials warn storm-damage victims not to listen to ‘fraudsters’v
• Herbert could hit Utah’s wall of conservative delegates
• Romney Trending Downward
• Orem’s new mayor: I’m listening
• Romney's Hidden Intelligence
• Judge again rules state should pay $5M in polygamous trust costs
• Peg McEntee: Most neighborhoods have their own measure of charm
• Breaking: BYU quarterback Jake Heaps announces he will transfer
• Plea deal in works for man accused of killing Kearns High classmate
• Maine petition gathers signatures to put gay marriage back on the ballot
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• Beehive Cheese Wins
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• Utah hospitals back data exchange, cautiously
• Police searching for Sandy woman, teen son
• Winds die down, usher in freezing temperatures
• Despite loss of program, Salt Lake County recruiting volunteers to serve elders
• Social Media Saw Cain's End Coming
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• Whitman Wants Huntsman for Third-Party Bid
• Utah’s Oil Sands a Resource for Domestic Energy and Jobs
• Governor To Announce Results Of Business Regulation Review
• Utah Construction Update: December 1, 2011
• City Library To Explore Shakespearean Theater And Language With Dr. Fred C. Adams
• Utah governor deploys guardsmen in advance of new storm
• Utah State football: Aggies react after learning Ohio is bowl game opponent
• Roemer to Huntsman: 'Quit Bitching'
• Huntsman Girls' Video not Authorized
• Two years later: Could police prove a crime without finding Susan Powell?
• Big GOP Fundraisers Still on the Sidelines
• Two sides spar over artificial stream in southern Utah
• Tickets still available for the Forgotten Carols musical, coming to Salt Lake
• One runaway from psych hospital found alive, one still missing
• Utah girl who ran away from psych hospital found alive
• Romney's Favorability Dropping Among Republicans
• Hill Air Force Base commemorates founding of Civil Air Patrol
• Utah governor deploys guardsmen in advance of new storm
• Survey: Fox News Viewers Less Informed
• SLC Political Buzz: UCCD fundraiser Vivaldi by Candlelight Dec 10
• Police release IDs of Kearns crash victims, arrest driver
• Governor Mobilizes National Guard and State Agencies to Assist Locals and Prepare for High Winds
• Candy Cane Corner in Salt Lake City gives to needy families
• St. George housing market showing signs of recovery
• D.C. Notebook: Romney: I’m running for ‘90 percent in the middle’
• More supplement makers spending big money on rigorous research
• Fitting in and catching up: Life as a refugee teen in Utah
• Man opens fire in Salt Lake Walmart parking lot
• Two dead, one injured in Kearns traffic accident
• Bead sales in Utah help women in Uganda
• Bead sales in Utah helping women in Uganda
• Utah forecast calls for snow, frigid temperatures
• Utah forecast calls for snow, frigid weather
• Centerville fair offers alternative health practices
• Two dead, one injured in Kearns traffic accident
• Utah Dems warn of push to erode public employee unions
• Families escape fire that destroys Ogden home
• Ogden fire destroys home, displaces 10 people
• Andrei Kirilenko, wife sued for unpaid rent at Gateway mall
• Tribune’s photos portray news, powerful emotions
• Utah County therapeutic riding program moving into larger digs
• West Jordan man dies after crashing van into pole
• Sandy intersection open after water main break
• Sandy intersection open after water main break
• Man exits crashed car on icy I-15, struck and killed by another vehicle
• Provo police nab teens in Thanksgiving vandalism spree
• For Susan Powell’s sons, a missing mom and an uncertain future
• Man killed when struck as his pushes wrecked car off icy I-15
• Provo police nab teens in Thanksgiving vandalism spree
• For Susan Powell’s sons, a missing mom and an uncertain future
• Forest officials oppose Solitude-Canyons ‘SkiLink’ gondola
• Windstorm cleanup under way, chilly weather ahead
• Two years later: Could police prove a crime without finding Susan Powell?
• 2-year mark for Susan Powell case
• Utahns catch their breath, begin windstorm cleanup
• Boy still critical after being hit on head by wind-blown tree limb
• The City Library To Host Public Education Event on Solar Power
• How to help your wind-damaged trees
• Imagination on the high seas with SLAC's How I Became a Pirate
• Eisenhower Jr. High students aim for world record with marshmallow fight (photos and video)
• Utah holiday comfort food: Baked chocolate pudding
• Attorney general fights order to pay $5M in polygamous property trust costs
• University of Utah police arrest alleged campus groper
• Whirling disease found at Utah’s prized Strawberry Reservoir
• Utahns catch their breath, begin windstorm cleanup
• Casting lots will decide Alta race; Granite bond fails in recount
• Police looking for man in botched fast food robbery
• Hatch opposes temporary payroll tax cut
• Utah symphony musicians sacrifice to keep the music alive
• Cannon: If only we could see ourselves as others see us
• Man charged in grisly attack offered plea deal
• Super committee’s failure could be Utah schools’ loss
• Salt Lake City man charged with elder abuse after mom found dead in chair
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• McEntee: From World War II, the power of photographs
• Forest officials oppose Solitude-Canyons ‘SkiLink’ gondola
• Democrats and state lawyers fight over redistricting records
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• Dozens gather to commemorate World AIDS Day
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• Police investigate why Millcreek woman, dog fatally strayed into road
• Utahns catch their breath, begin windstorm cleanup
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• Bob Bernick's Notebook - Mitt's Troubles
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• Video: Bernick and Schott on Politics - December 2, 2011
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• FEC denies Sen. Mike Lee’s plan to run a super PAC
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• Woman walking dog struck, killed in Millcreek
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• Monster winds buffet Utah, toppling trucks, power lines
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• For Utah Jazz, losing Paul Millsap to trade would be a catastrophe
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• Fired UTOPIA exec may sue Summit Group, Deseret Digital
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• Salt Lake City attorney nominated for federal judge post
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• SLC library earns acclaimed five-star rating
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• Occupy SLC meets with Mayor Becker
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• After the oil spill, life returns to Red Butte Creek
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• For safety, train horns to blow Friday
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• UHP to pay man shocked with Taser during traffic stop $40,000
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• Utah State University to host AIDS Memorial Quilt
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• Forbes Again Ranks Utah #1 State for Business and Careers
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• Utah professor wants to unlock mystery of plant communication
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• The Doppler gang: Storm-chasing Utah students drove a radar on wheels
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• Attorneys of convicted climate activist Tim DeChristopher file appeal
• Utah supreme court denies appeal from death-row inmate in 1988 hate crime
• Lawmaker will seek to open Legislature’s caucuses to public
• Rolly: Time for lovers of the Constitution to really prove it
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• Utah comfort food: moist, delicious turkey
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• GLAAD encourages queers, allies to speak out this Thanksgiving
• Utah women’s football teams to hold tryouts
• The Leonardo explores art, technology and science
• 12/6 Westminster Presents a Free Screening of ?Le Cercle Rouge?
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• Prosecutors seek to I.D. alleged victims in Utah child porn case
• South Jordan man injured after jumping onto hood of passing car
• Give thanks, Utah: Turkey Day storm forecast eases
• Gunmen duct-tape staff, rob Provo jewelry store
• West Valley City may chip in $5M for Valley Fair Mall expansion
• Utah's Pioneer Theatre Awarded NEA Grant
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• BYU newspaper letter compares gay parents to serial killers
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• Bishop says he will seek to stop automatic cuts to military
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• 12/8 Westminster presents an Opera Studio Concert
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• Salt Lake City sets hearings on theater, parking
• Salt Lake City sets hearings on theater, parking
• Newgate Mall rapist sent to prison for ’96 attack
• Case of alleged triggerman in golf course murder held up in appeals
• Utah’s Valley Mental Health names new leader
• Westminster President Recognized for Commitment to Hispanic Students
• GOP presidential hopefuls attack gay marriage in latest debate
• LDS bishop accused of failing to report abuse
• Giving in 2011: Here’s how you can help Utahns in need
• Springville overpass jumper ruled a suicide
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• U Student Wins techTITANS Contest with Tendon Repair Device
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• Greek Orthodox members in Utah vote against national bylaws
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• Provo woman donates African collection to Smithsonian
• Conan the Barbarian, Family Tree
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• Hinckley Institute Policy Forum to Examine USTAR at the Five-Year Mark Dec. 6
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• Recovery numbers strong for Utah prairie dog
• Marcus Bachmann demands payment from gay activist
• Lieutenant Governor Greg Bell Launches Political District Maps Website
• City Library Board Appoints Transitional Director, Linda Hamilton
• Paul Rolly: State senator Dayton cries wolf
• Work winds down at Tooele County’s chemical weapon burn plant
• Everyone needs a little sunshine: Annie coming to Pioneer Theatre Company
• UtahPolicy.com Candidate Tracker
• Work winds down at Tooele County’s chemical weapon burn plant
• Utah woman posts husband for sale on Craigslist
• Logan increasing fines for not cleaning pet waste
• Utah, Utah State football teams find unforgiving Palouse a special place
• Video: Huntsman Makes Surprise Visit to Saturday Night Live
• Skier triggers avalanche in Big Cottonwood Canyon
• Utah gun enthusiasts back concealed-carry legislation
• Former Speaker will run in Utah District 2
• Poverty is up, but so is Southeastern Utahns’ resolve to give
• Police officers will be on hand during Greek Orthodox vote in Holladay
• New West Valley City councilman traveled long road to office
• Streetcar route to Sugar House gets form and function
• Utah, U.S. say lessons learned from Japanese nuclear meltdown
• Alleged marijuana use ends with bang in Cottonwood Heights
• Alleged marijuana use ends with bang in Cottonwood Heights
• Northern Utah forecast includes rain, avalanche warning
• The Gateway Christmas tree lights up the night
• Vermont man charged with coercing a Utah girl
• Who’s Kent Jones? Utah’s nuclear future rests in his hands
• Refugee workshop aims at easing job hunt
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• Editor column: The Tribune’s Utah Jazz reporter is a national voice in the NBA dispute
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• Possible gang stabbing sends one to hospital in critical condition
• St. George man sent to jail for abusing grandmother
• St. George man sent to jail for abusing grandmother
• Northern Utah forecast includes rain, avalanche warning
• Pleasant Grove sex offender pleads to new charges
• Pleasant Grove sex offender pleads to new charges
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• Springville police investigate fatal overpass fall
• Report reviews deaths of social service agency clients
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• Mother, daughter hit by vehicle near Salt Lake school
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• Group nears crunch time on proposed election reform
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• Utahns: Mandated charity work for Medicaid is ‘demeaning’
• Officer appeals termination after “unjustified” shooting
• 41-year-old Duschesne County man charged with rape
• Trial wrapping up for man accused in abuse-related death
• Man charged with West Valley Halloween night shooting
• Law firm employee accused of embezzling $155,300
• Sex offender charged with exposing himself in downtown Salt Lake
• Big storm to wallop Utah Friday night
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• Two bodies found at Morgan County home
• Utah governor skeptical of Lake Powell pipeline financing plan
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• Sandy Elementary back in session after fire
• Best college hoops team in Utah? Weber State without a doubt
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• Rolly: Former editor questioned Winder’s ‘Burwash’ story
• Grant to give University of Utah transit buses of the future
• Legislation pushes Canyons-Solitude gondola link
• Romney Playing Defense in Iowa
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• Utah lawmakers punt on bill to require hospital infection reporting
• Some Utah legislators don’t like Deseret News’ citizen journalism
• Coalition seeks to steer more women into Utah politics
• County auditor vows to sue over budget switch
• Utah forecast: Winter-like storm to bring snow late Friday, early Saturday
• Suspicious item in car brings bomb squad to W. Jordan bank
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• AG, SL County Attorney renew annual Utah Food Bank challenge
• Governor's Office Updates Key Economic Performance Indicators
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• Lawmaker wants to allow only 1 payday loan at a time
• New museum exhibits invite touching, maybe too much
• Panel endorses wolf hunt
• Lake Powell pipeline tax plan gets mixed reviews
• Amid crash rash, UTA launches safety campaign
• Trial under way for man accused in disabled woman’s death
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• Chamber Names New General Counsel, Executive Vice President
• UHP association ponders how to keep crosses as memorials for troopers
• Killer to spend ‘natural life’ in prison, parole board decides
• New charge for person of interest in Utah teen’s death
• Constable and wife charged with altering arrest report
• Utah.Gov is the Most Honored State Government Website in Nation
• Utah launches multicultural commission
• McEntee: Gallivan Plaza occupiers have a tidy camp and no plans to leave
• Westminster Makes Ethics Bowl Nationals for 6th Year in a Row
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• BYU officially invited to Big East for football only
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• Canyons approves new school boundaries
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• Woman dies in BASE jump in Utah County
• Former director of This Is the Place Heritage park expected to plead guilty
• Climate activist DeChristopher endorses Huntsman from prison cell
• ‘Lucky’ vet treasures memories of love, flying
• Ogden’s churchyard camp grew with Occupy SLC’s shutdown
• West Valley City Mayor Mike Winder resigns from public affairs job
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• Lawmakers Consider Utah State Worker Compensation
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• Rolly: One last ode to Ron McBride, a humanitarian coach
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• Sandy woman accused of embezzling $349,000 from employer
• Sandy woman accused of embezzling $349,000 from employer
• Man arrested after allegedly attacking woman in Layton gym
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• Utah’s suit over health reform bound for Supreme Court
• Extreme skier Jamie Pierre had put aside risky business for his family
• Utah education leaders tackle problem of high school dropout rate
• Utah education leaders tackle problem of high school dropout rate
• Task force OKs state tax revenues for Lake Powell pipeline
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• Police say Provo woman orchestrated Pleasant Grove home invasion for revenge
• Police say Provo woman orchestrated Pleasant Grove home invasion for revenge
• Three more charged in Utah Valley University textbook thefts
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• Pro-Huntsman group to air ads in New Hampshire
• FrontRunner train collides with van in Davis County
• Custody hearing for Powell boys postponed
• State, counties file for control of So. Utah roads
• Draper resident says Canyons ‘manipulated’ boundary numbers
• Draper resident says Canyons ‘manipulated’ boundary numbers
• More charges filed against alleged bathroom burglar
• More charges filed against alleged bathroom burglar
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• Salt Lake City applauded for its extreme-weather plans
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• Winder says he owned up to letter writing out of conscience
• McEntee: Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control director Francine Giani tough and ‘lucky’
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• Video: Buffett says Romney is Strongest GOP Candidate
• Shock Poll: Gingrich Tied with Romney
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• Parley’s Way Walmart remodel construction begins
• Study: Big Companies Cutting Back on Political Spending
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• Rollover in Taylorsville causing delays on 4700 South
• Snow to hit Salt Lake Valley hard this weekend
• Utah Sues Federal Government Over Roads in Garfield and Kane Counties
• Becker's Future; Ashdown Runs Again
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• Douglas Kondo, M.D.: Helping Kids Beat Depression
• Salt Lake County budget battle pits Corroon against auditor
• 19th Annual Reading Marathon With LEAP Into Science
• Audit: UTA police made mistakes at Obama inauguration
• Utah professor’s odyssey brings him home to new joys, new pain
• Rolly: A heartfelt salute to Vietnam vets
• Diabetes awareness day is Monday in Utah
• Occupy SLC protesters rally at police station
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• Scout salaries high in Utah, but higher elsewhere
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• Professional skiier Jamie Pierre dies in avalanche near Snowbird
• Audit: UTA police made mistakes at Obama inauguration
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• Ogden police follow snowy footprints to bank robber
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• Video: Huntsman Blasts 'Sound Bite' Campaigns
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• Utah comfort food: London Market opens new location Nov 17
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• Editor column: Mike Winder debacle reflects poorly on West Valley City, Deseret News
• Editor column: West Valley City mayor harmed his city, Deseret News readers
• Penn State college football scandal bigger than the game
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• Storm warnings in effect for Wasatch, Uinta mountains
• Utah honors veterans with ceremonies, parade
• Clean air campaign to kick off
• Fourth Street Clinic needs help to provide flu shots to needy Utahns
• Father accidentally shoots son in stomach
• Police seek cabin burglar living ‘off the grid’ in rural Utah
• In battle of state’s best college hoops teams, Utah State stood out over BYU
• Occupy protesters: Will they go, or be arrested?
• A Look Back: Saltair
• Newfangled intersection to open Monday in Draper
• Death at Pioneer Park results in closure of Occupy SLC camp
• Herbert honors veterans, eyes million-dollar campaign haul
• McEntee: Power and perversion at Penn State
• Utah Guard unit braces for ‘whiplash’ deployment order
• 86-year-old South Ogden man killed in Roy accident
• Campbell: Honesty and transparency go hand in hand in good government
• Cannon: Being a baby means never having to say you’re sorry
• Beds are available for Salt Lake’s homeless, advocates say
• Police find missing Hyrum boy at friend’s house
• Pete Ashdown announces US Senate run against Orrin Hatch
• Press refuses to print gay materials
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• Westminster Professor Examines the Myth of Leadership
• Death at Pioneer Park brings end to camping for Occupy SLC
• Utah ski season kicks off
• Retail stores and restaurants offer Veterans’ Day specials
• Transgender Day of Remembrance
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• J. Edgar
• Martha Marcy May Marlene
• Locavore Saturdays
• Hazardous weather outlook for Utah into weekend
• Winder admits to writing news stories using false name
• Kim Peek: my brother, my hero
• Free admission to Natural History Museum of Utah on opening day
• Utah fuel tax collections way down
• Does Utah's Nominating System Cater to Extremes?
• Video: Bernick and Schott on Politics - November 11, 2011
• Sugar House Chick-fil-A open today
• New law: Drivers in fender benders must exit freeway
• Plan-B Theatre Receives 3rd NEA Grant In 4 Years
• The language of history in Salt Lake Acting Company’s free The Last Word
• Man struck, injured crossing Bountiful street
• Utah Arts Council leader remembered for heart, toughness
• Online Retail Technology Company, InComm, Announces Utah Expansion
• TRAX fatal: West Valley police say man lost balance, fell
• Sugar House protesters say Chick-fil-A is anti-gay
• Disclosure provides glimpse of Wimmer’s finances
• Utah governor faces challenge from inside the GOP
• Relandscaping efforts result in felony charges
• Police seek cabin burglar living “off the grid”
• Mormon missionaries were between teaching appointments when two were killed
• Gary Winterton’s lead in Provo council race widens — slightly
• DUI checkpoint in Murray the weekend before Thanksgiving
• New law: Drivers in fender-benders must exit freeway
• Funds sought for crash victims
• Pepperidge Farm Brings 54 New Jobs to Rural Cache County
• Report says Duchesne County man competent for trial in wife’s death
• Basketball star Shawn Bradley’s big custom-built bike recovered
• Man who allegedly shot neighbor over telepathic threats to undergo evaluation
• Salt Lake, Provo district courts lead the way in DUI charges
• West Jordan star Jordan Loveridge, from unknown to Utes savior on Signing Day
• Weekly Survey: Ralph Becker and Pete Ashdown
• Red Party to raise funds for Utah AIDS Foundation
• Veterans Day events honor service members from Utah
• Westminster?s Meldrum Science Center Recognized as an Example of Innovative Growth
• Salt Lake City Chick-fil-A protest raises awareness
• Forged in courage: Taylorsville Veterans Memorial taking shape
• State seeks bids to fix slide-wrecked road near Cedar City
• Will Arizona reimburse ousted state senator?
• Wilderness plan zeroes in on 3 southeastern canyons
• Poll: Latinos Falling Away from Obama, Not Going to GOP
• Salt Lake City Recognized as a Top-Ranked Digital City
• Thanks to Delta team for visit to the tower while at SL International Airport Th...
• Interesting tour today of Boeing's newly-opened manufacturing line at facility n...
• ‘Tis the season for giving
• Rep. Chaffetz Announces Social Security Reform Proposals
• David Eccles School of Business Opens Flagship Spencer Fox Eccles Business Building
• ‘I am Equal’ comes back to Salt Lake City
• The ‘QSaltLake’ intern
• ICYMI: Social Security Admin. Says Chaffetz Proposal Would Lead to 'Sustainable Solvency'
• Clearfield Job Corp visit Wednesday was a great chance to see students learn new...
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• Yo-Yo Ma & Co., Tom Waits
• The Hotel, Scallywags
• Plans for Action
• Ra Ra Riot
• Young Yet Brilliant Sleuths
• Storm Chasers of Utah
• Sanctity of Marriage
• Homo for the holidays
• Not as I Do
• Transgender Awareness Month events
• Governor to Honor WWII Japanese-American Veterans
• Governor To Announce New Veterans Employment Opportunity Project
• Governor Announces First Nationwide Test of Emergency Alert System
• Governor And Congressional Delegation React to Announcement on Hill Air Force Base
• Local Arts’ Organizations Launch Ticketing App for iPhone; Android App to Follow
• The Power of a Single Vote - Salt Lake City Election Information and Polling Places
• Huntsman buys City Creek condo in downtown Salt Lake
• Snow to fall in Utah today, stick around on Friday
• Redistricting: Records show Utah governor exerted pressure
• Two restaurants shut down at Jordan Commons
• The End of Slowtrain
• Get to the Gym
• Southeast Market
• After Halloween treats, expect tricky Tuesday storms
• Two new candidates join GOP field for 2nd District
• Ex-San Juan County sheriff pleads guilty to misusing money
• Crosses for fallen UHP officers must be removed
• Two trick-or-treating kids hit by car
• Police: Shooter says neighbor ‘telepathically’ threatened him, wife
• Saratoga Springs police searching for stolen bronze statue
• Downed power lines close I-80 in Tooele County
• Romney's Fundraising Goes Coast to Coast
• Boy hit by car in Weber County
• Local Arts’ Organizations Launch Ticketing App for iPhone; Android App to Follow
• Southern Utah University closes aging dorm, displacing 227 students mid-semester
• Man in critical condition after collision with TRAX train
• Delight and insight abound in Plan-B Theatre Company’s hilarious Lady Macbeth
• Utah teen’s murder case moved to juvenile court
• Sitting Down with the Huntsman Daughters
• Leadership shuffles at USU’s College of Natural Resources
• Turley property spat in court
• New State Effort to Bring Greater Collaboration in Research, Innovation, and Competition
• Poll: Wealth not Distributed Fairly in U.S.
• Courts must consider role of religions in Prop. 8, Constitutional expert says
• Romney Hitting Online Advertising Hard
• Legislators want to remove Utah’s non-voters from registration rolls
• Internationally Recognized Scientific Computing and Imaging (SCI) Institute to Hold Court at Home
• Tea Party Indecision Helping Romney
• BYU basketball: Cougars picked third in West Coast Conference preseason poll
• Homeland Insecurity
• Crazy Stupid Love, Tabloid
• Faustina Lunches
• Jacob T. Marley
• Trick-or-treating weather looks good, snow blows in Tuesday
• LGBT role models encouraged to go back to school
• Tribune photographer Djamila Grossman describes Ibapah project
• CDC recommends HPV vaccine for young men
• Granite High bond: A good buy, but a tough sell
• After years of losses, West Jordan Stampede finally booms
• Segregated WWII unit was highly decorated
• Weekend Rewind: News you may have missed over the weekend
• Nisei veterans to receive America’s highest civilian honor
• Adobe's John Warnock to Keynote SCIx Nov. 4
• Education’s Impact on the Utah Economy
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• Former Draper police officer pleads to smoking heroin
• Born to Roar
• Hatch says position change has nothing to do with tea party
• Video: Wallace Blasts Romney for Ducking Media
• Man doing yard work shot twice in Centerville
• Man shoots neighbor twice in Centerville
• State offers help with home heating
• Healthcare Could be Romney's Soft Underbelly
• Moab uranium tailings cleanup gets national award
• Police identify victim of South Salt Lake fatal wreck
• Huntsman's Daughters Blast Cain's 'Smoking' Ad
• No treat: Troopers arrest 64 for DUI in Utah
• Logan teen charged in fatal car crash
• Shurtleff's Immigration Stance Getting Attention
• Does Romney Have a Google Problem?
• Semi truck tips in Washington County, slows I-15 traffic
• Utah seeking comment on uranium mill’s license extension
• Possession makes difference for Real Salt Lake in playoffs
• Trick-or-treating forecast looks dry and not too frigid
• Can Becker lose race for SLC Mayor?
• Candidates: iProvo fee isn’t going anywhere, but let’s cut it
• Wounded Utah veterans fly high, but their spirits soar — ‘Hooah!’
• Four generations of Goshute women, one life
• BYU football: Did Riley Nelson cost Cougars a possible win at TCU?
• Editor Column: The Tribune is monitoring online comments more rigorously
• Wounded Utah veterans paraglide the Point
• Salt Lake occupiers march to protest G20 Summit
• Alexis Rasmussen funeral draws hundreds of mourners
• Man who was shot at Salt Lake McDonald’s is expected to survive
• Darkness moves from scare to crutch in original Castle of Chaos haunted house
• Baby bobcat found wandering streets of Ogden
• Star Wars characters visit Murray for intergalactic fundraiser
• Antelope Island bison herded into corrals in annual roundup
• Antelope Island bison herded into corrals in annual roundup
• Truck ignites, flames spread into Sugar House McDonald’s
• One dead, two critical after S. Salt Lake crash
• One dead, two critical after South Salt Lake crash
• Living History: Whose land is it anyway?
• Living History: Whose land is it anyway?
• Grimm Ghost Tours creates a buzz Halloween weekend with adults
• Halloween trick or treating times in Utah; tips for parents and candy givers
• Utah forecast: Cloudy in north, sunny in south, chilly overnight statewide
• Oct. 28-Nov. 3: Double Happiness
• Salt Lake police officer shoots man in parking lot
• Ann Cannon: Is dressing up your dog demeaning?
• Events for Utah veterans kick off Tuesday
• Lopsided cash totals in Salt Lake City Council races
• Salt Lake City library’s embattled director resigns
• Jim Matheson: I won’t run against Orrin Hatch
• Hatch requested federal funds for now-bankrupt Utah firm
• LDS ward’s ban on ‘cross-gender’ costumes draws boos
• Historians seeking Utah law enforcement memorabilia
• Man arrested on suspicion of child abuse
• Salt Lake City library’s embattled director resigns
• Man accused of burglarizing multiple banks
• After leader’s conviction, polygamous sect’s property trust case continues at appeals court
• Police officer shoots man in McDonald’s parking lot
• Huntsman: Dropping out before N.H. primary ‘not an option’
• University of Utah researcher looks at how big environmental changes affect life
• University of Utah researcher looks at how big environmental changes affect life
• Campbell: Orem mayoral change should have been more open
• Peg McEntee: For one homeless man, the Fourth Street Clinic made all the difference
• Drain work to close stretch of 2000 East
• Salt Lake City kids celebrate Halloween with police, firefighters
• Supreme Court discusses Utah highway crosses case for fourth time
• Utah cat who wouldn’t die might get new home soon
• Rolly: A Democrat wonders whether to register or not
• Picked dead last, Utah basketball faces uphill climb for Pac-12 respect
• Utah comfort food: smothered burritos
• Occupy SLC plans G20 Summit protest
• Mormon “trunk or treat” bans cross-gender costumes
• Probe of 4-alarm Orem fire under way
• Ogden PFLAG hosts fundraising dinner
• The Rum Diary
• Margin Call
• Siragusa's Italian Cuisine
• Crews battle four-alarm business blaze
• Occupy SLC protesters vilify the elite, camp with the destitute
• Investigators probe ashes of 2-alarm W. Jordan fire
• Utah forecast: Cloudy skies, cooler nights
• A Look Back: Salt Lake City’s ballpark in the 1930s and 1940s
• Utah governor protests Arizona I-15 toll proposal
• Chaffetz Opposes Arizona Tolls on I-15
• Chaffetz Sponsored Immigration Bill Passes House Judiciary Committee
• Provo cops identify 2 of 3 kidnap-robbery suspects
• Steve Powell trial on porn, voyeurism charges set for March
• DWS Partners with Area Chambers in Serving Veterans
• Sanctity of marriage
• Video: Bernick and Schott on Politics - October 28, 2011
• Video: Education's impact on the Utah Economy
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• Two-alarm fire destroys West Jordan paint business
• Utah’s first dentistry program takes root
• Untrustworthy dreams: (a man enters) coming to Salt Lake Acting Company
• Pumpkin drop brings out the ghouls (video)
• Firefighters battling four-alarm blaze in Orem
• Red dye in Great Salt Lake is a study, not a stunt
• Talks between Utah nuclear plant planners, feds ‘well under way’
• Governor Herbert Opposes Arizona Plans to Impose Tolls on Interstate 15
• Judge: Prosecutors’ violations not intentional
• Utah gunman gets up to life in prison for fatal robbery
• Utah billionaire touts healing power of trust, compassion
• Rolly: Parking ticket at soccer game? Blame Legislature
• Weber Canyon: Utah day trip sights
• Two face charges for furnishing liquor to Utah State University teen
• Utah #4 in the Nation for Internet Speed — Ranked Above All Other Western States
• Council adopts SLC idling ordinance
• Utah senator named legislator of year
• Salt Lake City library director may face big vote Friday
• Chaffetz immigration bill targeting highly skilled workers advances
• Three judges elected to Utah Judicial Council
• Government pushes solar energy in Utah, Western states
• Dozens of Ogden students stay home to avoid cough
• Q Tattoo
• Where sex-crime offenders live, by ZIP code
• Utah man who threatened seatmate on plane released from custody
• Utah Food Bank needs holiday food donations
• Viral Videos Starting to Catch Fire in the Political World
• Accused killer Allgier removed from courtroom after outburst
• Midvale City Council candidate not hindered by recent conviction
• Governing Magazine Names Utah Senator Public Official of the Year
• Romney may have an Enthusiasm Gap
• Is Big East Conference next stop for BYU football?
• UAPL November meeting announced
• WSU Drag Show and Dance
• Provo police find toddler walking without parent
• Spoke to medical meeting in D.C. this a.m. about concerns over increase in count...
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• Live: Spending a night with Occupy SLC
• Utah has nation’s lowest ‘income inequality’
• Alexis Rasmussen's mother still struggling to cope with daughter’s death
• Open House, Open Minds
• Beavis & Butt-head, Grimm
• Halloween Jams
• Sexy Halloween '11
• Max Pain & The Groovies
• The War on Drugs
• Bar Deluxe Witches' Ball
• Utah’s Northridge High gets $660,000 grant to serve military children
• Weather: Hard-freeze warning in effect for much of Utah
• Former Emery deputy arrested in sheriff’s-office burglary
• Steve Powell in court today on porn, voyeurism charges
• Utah transgender group guide
• Play readings planned to benefit Equality Utah
• Governor Herbert Opposes Arizona Plans to Impose Tolls on Interstate 15
• Podcast: New York Times Chief Financial Correspondent Floyd Norris
• ‘Lead with Love’ reaches out to parents of gays, lesbians
• Chamber Recognizes Utah Employers for Workplace Flexibility
• Annie
• Utah AIDS Foundation seeks donations for Seasons Givings program
• Defense: Homicide charges in Utah teen’s death a month away
• Utah’s first dentistry program takes root in South Jordan
• Live: Spending a night with Occupy SLC
• Not as I do
• Longtime Utah incumbents leaving office
• Family, friends remember Alexis Rasmussen
• Utah research helps unlock secrets in very old people’s DNA
• Students read books to dogs to improve skills, build confidence
• Early voting under way in Salt Lake County
• Utah has nation’s lowest ‘income inequality’
• Salt Lake City immigration summit: Harsh rhetoric may derail GOP in 2012.
• 9-9-9 Tax Proposal not Winning Fans
• Utah health insurance market defies national trend
• Guv on track for new fundraising record
• UTA borrows $100 million, has credit rating downgraded
• Weekly Survey: Challengers for Hatch and Herbert
• Police, Fire and Police Mutual Aid Association Halloween party‏ and safety tips
• Top lawmakers haven’t closed door on bid for guv
• Turkish premier accuses builders of neglect after earthquake
• Americans More Accepting of Handguns
• Murray-Taylorsville ‘bus rapid transit’ moves forward
• Fatal tanker rollover closes several I-84 ramps near Weber Canyon
• Video: Why Rick Perry will Win the GOP Nomination
• Defense: Homicide charges in Utah teen’s death a month away
• Unique Mobility Products from University of Utah Program Enhance Lives of the Physically Disabled
• Land Animals and Ecosystems Walloped in Wake of End-Permian Mass Extinction
• McEntee: Private lender solves ethics problem for KCPW
• Former Emery deputy arrested in sheriff’s-office burglary
• Body of champion skydiver found by Moab hiker
• Anti-Romney Ads Hit the Airwaves
• Chaffetz, Lee want US to sell land to decrease deficit
• Westminster and Community Partners Unveil Coral Reef Crocheted by Local Artists, Children
• Anti-violence reward fund gala raises more than $5K
• Winter weather is on the way in Utah
• Soul Searchers
• Hands Off
• SLC Good Landlord Program
• Loan Roller Coaster
• Party Car
• Lindon steelworker in serious condition after being hit by beam
• BYU-hosted conference explores way to re-invent education
• Utah forecast: Hard freeze warning issued for Wasatch Front
• Idling beyond 2 minutes outlawed in Salt Lake City
• Utah study urges better understanding of fetal heartbeats
• County looks to sell Murray land for hotel
• Sex offender accused of flashing police in Salt Lake City park
• Police find bloody scene after alleged kidnapping, attack
• Cottonwood Heights criticizes plan to disconnect Tavaci
• Draper OKs eBay’s development plans
• Podcast: Independent Journalism in 2011
• Mitt Romney's Online Network Could be Campaign's Secret weapon
• BYU football: Is proposed 32 team mega conference right for Cougars?
• North Ogden couple ‘persons of interest’ in teen’s death
• Utah study: Better understanding of fetal heartbeats needed
• Winter weather is on the way in Utah
• Feds meet with Utah officials over immigration law
• Mike Lee wants to be first politician with his own super PAC
• Tale as old as time: Beauty and the Beast go historical at Children’s Theatre
• Americans Like Occupy Wall Street More than the Tea Party
• Utah lauded for online voter registration
• Senator requests audit of university ‘vanity scholarship’ funds
• County looks to sell Murray land for hotel
• Rolly: Go to Sandy, get a ticket
• Republicans Dominate on Twitter
• Police: May murder was a bloody, two-day assault
• Fifth loaded handgun found at SLC Airport this month
• Former Morgan County council administrator ordered to prison for embezzlement
• Lieberman: Romney’s Mormonism need not be an issue
• $2,500 reward offered for info about historic site vandals
• Herman Cain's Weird Campaign Video
• Private lender comes through as Salt Lake City loan deal to KCPW unravels
• TV falls on 1-year-old inflicting serious injuries
• Midvale man arrested in alleged murder-suicide bid
• Who is driving Utah’s Future?
• 10/28 Westminster and Community Partners Unveil Coral Reef Crocheted by Local Artists, Children
• A GOP 'Supercandidate'?
• New garbage trucks: Cleaner air and quieter streets in West Valley City
• Court survey says Utahns satisfied with access and fairness
• Ten Public Lectures to Cover Basics of Smart City Planning
• Are BYU, Utah State football teams on collision course for super conferences?
• Video: Take a virtual tour of Salt Lake’s new public safety building
• Rep. Chaffetz' Opening Statement Before House Committee on Natural Resources Regarding Disposal of Excess Federal Lands Act
• Business School EMBA Program Rises in Financial Times Ranking
• Sugar House Fresh Market offers fun Halloween events for kids
• Businesses want online retailers to collect Utah sales tax
• 25 million bees escape in Southern Utah after semi-truck rolls over
• Salt Lake City police, firefighters to host downtown Halloween party
• Missing autistic teen found at gay bar
• Investigators have suspects in Alexis Rasmussen's death
• Summer Sports Indoors
• A Geek Halloween
• Tyler Spurgeon: Deficient
• Duck Hunt
• America Walks Into a Bar
• Iron County man arrested for shooting at hunters
• Utah forecast: Cooler, wetter mid-week forecast
• Video: Huntsman Hits 'The Colbert Report'
• Utah Online Voter Registration Program Recognized as Top Government Website
• A Call for Huntsman to Drop Out
• 'Green' Policies May Help Candidates Win
• Till We Meet Again: The Songs Of World War I
• Salt Lake City police arrest man in 1997 cold-case murder
• Technique developed in Utah could one day predict aggressive breast cancer
• Salt Lake City poised to snuff out vehicle idling
• Plurality of Americans Support Marijuana Legalization
• Sandy man arrested on suspicion of hurting sons
• Orem council names James Evans as new mayor
• Salt Lake Tribune City Council endorsements
• Immigration summit to be held in Salt Lake City
• Southern Utah buzz subsides as bees set loose in crash are recaptured
• McEntee: Time for the U.S. Supreme Court to weigh in on redistricting?
• Some Good Tea Party Related News for Mitt Romney...Kinda
• See a virtual tour of Salt Lake City’s new public safety building Tuesday
• Video captures Utah police using force on Haka dancers at game
• FBI: Ex-Hill manager got nearly $1.2M cash in bribery, bid-rigging
• Ex-Hill employee pleads guilty to bribery, other charges
• Dinosaur-era tree not so ancient after all
• Pleased my bill to assist Uintah Water Conservancy District passed in the House...
• Alleged bank robber leaves receipt with name on it at crime scene
• Vote online for president? Utah group working to make it happen
• House Passes Chaffetz-Sponsored South Utah Valley Electric Conveyance Act
• 10/26 Westminster hosts Symposium on Entrepreneurship and Venture Capital
• Chaffetz pushes bill to sell ‘excess’ federal lands
• Romney's 'Inevitability' Could Hurt Him
• 10/24 - 11/22 Westminster Hosts Third Annual Campus Art Crawl
• Salt Lake Valley’s first diverging diamond: Smooth sailing so far
• Westminster teams up with local elementary school to help community
• Westminster dedicates climbing wall in memory of former student
• Utah State football should look outside itself for solutions to losing woes
• Romney Going for Kill Against Perry
• Prop. 8 backers appeal to block financial donors, court video disclosure
• Salt Lake City mom pleads guilty in virginity-sale case
• Tea Party vs. Occupy Wall Street
• Gay marriage in Hawaii nears majority support
• Millions of bees on loose after Utah truck crash
• Missouri man finds stolen car in Utah, 16 years later
• Utah fall comfort food: roasted butternut squash soup
• Congress gives ski resorts in Utah, U.S. a summer boost
• Captain America, A Little Help
• The Typo Police
• Conquests & 9/11
• High West & Patsy Cline
• Cold front will move into Utah on Monday
• Provo police looking for men who kidnapped, robbed woman
• Utah doctors: Get that prostate cancer screening
• Weekend Rewind: News you may have missed over the weekend
• African refugees dream of joining in on goat farms in Utah
• Yikes! George Will Says Romney Equals 'Dukakis'
• Americans Think Federal Government is Mostly to Blame for Economic Troubles
• PushButton Summit Pushes the Right Digital Media Buttons
• Salt Lake City councilman isn’t playing defense for his seat
• Motorcyclist seriously injured after crash with SUV
• Don't Count on an 'Anti-Incumbent' Election in 2012
• Suspect in three bank robberies arrested
• Suspect in three bank robberies arrested
• Salt Lake City humanitarian effort helping Ugandan women
• Cold front may mean Utah’s final harvest is here
• Did Utah Valley University fire business prof for being too tough?
• Buchannan Warns Against Romney Nomination
• Former BYU quarterback John Beck restarts NFL career with eyes of Utah upon him
• Rolly: These Utahns are paying it forward
• GOP Candidates Should Hold Their Fire
• Hidden treasures, genuine scares at Castle of Chaos Riverdale location
• Anderson: 'Time to Form New Political Party'
• Immigration Talk Could Hurt GOP Candidates
• Two kinetic candidates vie for mayor’s seat in Ogden
• Occupy SLC to stay in Pioneer Park, expands protests
• Jazz, Larry Miller’s empire keep on bouncing, driving
• Prints, dental records confirm missing Utah teen is dead
• D.C. Notebook: Hatch says he’s too kind and loving to be a terrorist
• Romney bets on winning gold in Silver State
• Utah hospital to offer live donor liver transplants for adults
• For Real Salt Lake, CONCACAF Champions League berth still in sight
• Utah opens final large-region deer hunt season
• Occupy SLC joins Dream Team in march against HB497
• Occupy SLC joins forces with activists to march against immigration bill
• Fitzpatrick: Tribune responds to growing demand for online video
• Salt Lake’s Downtown Farmers Market marks its last Saturday
• Salt Lake’s Downtown Farmers Market marks its last Saturday
• Occupy SLC says it is expanding operations
• Two credit unions robbed, in Centerville and West Jordan
• Credit union robbed in Centerville
• Prints, dental records: Alexis Rasmussen confirmed dead
• Utah forecast: Warm days, cool nights this weekend
• Prints, dental records: Body that of missing Utah teen
• Ann Cannon: Hey kids, your elder Utahns are writing just for you
• State Council Organized to Protect State’s Self-Determination
• Acclaimed Author Kathy Reichs To Speak At City Library
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• Nominees Announced for Third District Court Vacancy
• Pepper spray used to disperse dancers after Union, Uintah game
• Utah boxing champ led police on high-speed chase
• Ex-husband owes alimony to former wife who cohabited with teen, court says
• Deportation of criminals up in Salt Lake City
• Woman injured after hitting tow truck
• Police use pepper spray to disperse dancers after Union, Uintah high school football game
• Utahns not celebrating end of Iraq war just yet
• Campbell: Time to end closed GOP caucuses
• U.S. appeals court upholds roadless rule in forests
• Woman injured in Ogden fire
• TSA agents discover land mine packed inside bag
• BYU basketball: Five reasons Brandon Davies should step up, lead his team
• Grand Staircase-Escalante Partners looking for Salt Lake members
• Grand Staircase-Escalante Partners looking for Salt Lake members
• In Utah, La Niña ready to make an encore
• Utah Minority Bar Association celebrates 20 years
• Two energetic candidates vie for mayor’s seat in Ogden
• SR 14 repairs near Cedar City likely to last until June
• McEntee: The late Diyar Al Bayati, Iraqi interpreter for U.S. troops, is going home
• Living History: William Woolf left behind a reservoir of good will
• U. stands behind Jowers in donor spat
• Sugar House Draw faces funding shortfall
• The craziness of family with free reading of new Matthew Ivan Bennet play
• Obama honors University of Utah chemist
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• Herbert signs controversial Utah redistricting map
• Former BYU football star Reno Mahe pleads not guilty to gas theft charge
• Good jobs news for UT. Unemployment rate drops, but more improvement needed.
• High speed chase ends when suspect bails out of moving car on I-15
• Utah forecast: Warm, sunny weekend ahead
• MacCool's Public House
• Oct. 21-27: Meraki in Abundance
• The Three Musketeers
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• Suicide, poisoning deaths high in Salt Lake County
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• A Look Back: Utah college life from the 1930s to 1960s
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• Two former Utah cops jailed in Nevada
• Woman who asked to use people’s bathroom charged with burglary
• Salt Lake City Library could lose a key funding ally
• Governor OKs new Utah congressional maps
• Families of teens who died in crashes share their stories
• As poverty climbs, Utah’s cash handouts hold steady
• Carbon County bucking road closures
• Rolly: Big pledge falls through, so city tries to bail out KCPW
• Utah Leads Nation in Suicidal Thoughts
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• West Jordan beer theft lands man 10 years in federal prison
• FLDS member argues appeal of child sex abuse conviction in Texas
• Utah doctors skeptical about new test for Down syndrome
• Lactation clinic offers new help for Utah moms who breastfeed
• Races for Congress Mostly not Competitive
• Obama to honor U. scientist with National Medal of Science
• Police: No ID yet on body that could be missing North Ogden teen
• Former Intermountain Credit Union employee charged with embezzling $152,000
• ‘Jeopardy!’ champ Ken Jennings speaks to Utah teachers at UEA
• Salt Lake City test-drives new parking pay stations
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• Bribery charges filed against two former police officers
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• President Obama to Give Medal to U Chemist
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• Governor Gary R. Herbert Issues Statement About Legislative Audit Response
• Davis district principal honored by national group
• Lawmakers like bill to lock up potential sex offenders
• Bicyclist arrested after caught riding with samurai sword
• Disbanding state department may save $1 million a year
• Lawmakers consider private school tax credits
• New interchange first in Salt Lake Valley (video)
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• Homeless man charged with robbing Murray bank
• Cottonwood Heights looking to rezone Tavaci development
• Advocate calls for ‘transgendering’ higher ed
• Weekly Survey: DABC Audit
• Salt Lake City Library investigates ‘hush’ money allegation
• Republicans threatened gerrymandering lawsuit
• GOP says Dems exaggerate Utah redraw impact
• Voter removal proposal advances amid Dem protests
• What to Cut to Reduce the Debt?
• Senate confirms new 3rd District judges
• DUI deaths, arrests dropped in Utah
• One-Word Descriptions of GOP Candidates
• Thanks to Southern Utah Food Bank warehouse director Linda Trujillo for tour today.
• History a ‘whey’ of life for Cache Valley farm
• Giving: Here’s how you can help Utahns in need
• Thanks to Parke Cox Trucking in St. George for providing tour, business outline...
• The perils and joys of parenting at free Salt Lake Acting Company discussion
• Child Poverty Numbers Put in Context
• Great progress update on Dixie State College construction. Exciting to see chan...
• Thanks to DSU President Nadauld for joining classroom visit.
• Enjoyed interview w/Dixie State communications students on policy issues.
• Former BYU QB John Beck has opportunity to start first NFL game in years
• Cain Rises in Popularity Among Republican Voters; Romney Stays Steady
• Good to be on the radio in St. George w/Jen at Canyon Media 1450 AM -96.7FM
• Daylight Savings Time 2011 causes confusion for many Americans
• Gay sex doesn’t equal anal sex most of the time, study finds
• Morgan County rollover leaves woman in serious condition
• Utah liquor audit suggests possible criminal charges
• Wimmer vs. Twitter
• Andrea Black: Pretty Macabre
• The Farm Cart
• DABC Secrets
• Nintendo Preview
• Tainted Saint
• Utah’s mid-week forecast calls for sunny days, chilly nights
• Salt Lake County makes only small tweaks to council districts
• Third teen dies three days after Spanish Fork train accident
• City’s loan to public radio station KCPW in question
• Romney, Perry trade jabs at GOP debate (video)
• looking forward to a day in St. George and Southern Utah
• Podcast: Martin Tolchin, Founder of Politico
• Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide for Utah UT
• Canyons looks at including more of Draper in new school’s boundaries
• Orem City Council hears candidates who seek to replace Jerry Washburn
• Small city grows in Pioneer Park; expectations and values clash
• Parachuting: Not as deadly as it once was
• Daily Show Defends Mormonism...Kinda
• Salt Lake County makes only small tweaks to council districts
• Utah’s guest-worker law may be reworked
• Clampdown on free speech at Salt Lake City Library?
• Third teen dies three days after Spanish Fork train accident
• Third teen dies three days after Spanish Fork train accident
• Survey shows pride in SLC library, distrust in director
• ‘Sister Wives’ family speaks in new court filings
• Amazing Science: Scientists Create Invisibility Cloak
• Great to spend this afternoon in a town hall with employees at O.co talking abou...
• Oregon man allegedly plays pimp and director
• City’s loan to KCPW in question
• Three men rescued from cave system
• Here Come the Wal Mart Moms Again
• Court decides visibility from road has value
• Redistricting fallout: Matheson looks at other districts
• Experts: Fire up incentives for Utah forest energy
• Beverley Sorenson wins National Arts Award
• Audit criticizes University of Utah’s handling of millions in student fees
• Poor Health Costs American Business More than $150 Billion Per Year
• Mormon apostle to Senate: Keep charitable deductions
• Woman injured in Morgan County highway crash
• UEA convention expected to draw thousands
• TCG member gets 12 years for robberies, shooting
• Email and Mail Flooding Congress
• Enjoyed Q & A from employees at eBay in Draper Tuesday afternoon. Thanks also to...
• Stonewall Democrats chief to step down
• Matheson's Fundraising Fueling Speculation About Political Future
• Police identify teen girl killed in W. Jordan crash
• Mormon leader tells senators charitable deduction limits will hurt nation
• Shelter opens early to house influx of homeless families
• Long-shot ‘codger’ takes on Becker for Salt Lake City mayor
• Urban Mountain Biking
• Sips of Italy
• Woman attacked, robbed while walking in Memory Grove
• Murdered BYU prof’s family sues over wrongful indictment
• Utah forecast: Slight daytime warming trend, chilly night temperatures
• Utah to apply for relief from parts of No Child Left Behind
• Bogus 911 shootings call has St. George cops scrambling
• Man stabbed at Midvale storage unit
• Legislature finally agrees on Utah redistricting
• Podcast: Anti-Mormon Rhetoric and the GOP Race
• KCPW Not Out of the Financial Woods Yet
• Annual Utah Book Award Winners Announced
• Halloween Hoot
• Man hit, killed by TRAX train in Murray
• Shelter opens early to house influx of homeless families
• Update: Republicans return to closed-door caucus in search of new map
• Utah to apply for relief from parts of No Child Left Behind
• Lehi man charged with stealing father’s credit card
• McEntee: Redistricting session shows strain of partisan politics
• Supreme Court mulling if highway crosses case will be argued
• Classmates honor teens killed, injured in train accident
• Man hit, killed by TRAX train in Murray
• Actors the focus at inventive, low-budget Castle of Chaos on Redwood Road
• DeMint Endorses Romney...Or Maybe Not
• Reptile rescuer buys time on eviction
• Utah study: Gastric-bypass surgery for obese may put diabetes in remission
• Utah teen seriously injured by car in school crosswalk
• Former Tongan Crip Gang member walks free
• Ogden police investigating potential child kidnapping
• Smithfield City officer cited in June dies on hunting trip
• VA seeks further changes at Salt Lake City Housing Authority
• Sunny, dry weather expected throughout the week
• Does Perry Have an 'Anti-Mormon' Strategy?
• Teen dies in W. Jordan traffic accident
• 13 in running to replace Orem mayor
• Huntsman and Colin Powell
• 10/15 Westminster hosts Banking on WomenTM Program
• 11/10 Westminster Kicks Off Int?l Education Week with Maternal Health Panel
• Utah defensive lineman Derrick Shelby named Pac-12, national player of the week
• Poll: Romney and Cain Tied
• ‘Blue Alert’ system to warn public of attacks on police
• Secret donor gives USU Eastern 25 acres to expand Price campus
• Wither Jon Huntsman?
• U Forum to Examine Journalism’s Future
• Speaking at the World Trade Association of Utah luncheon, at the Sandy campus of...
• Person hit, killed by TRAX train in Murray
• Fox 13 anchor to return full-time Monday after bicycle accident
• Sunny, dry weather expected throughout the week
• Utah students bring ‘fresh eyeballs’ to tech start-ups
• Utah lawmakers ready to resume redistricting battle
• Man made fake bomb threat because he wanted boyfriend home sooner, police say
• Weekend Rewind: News you may have missed over the weekend
• DA: Ruling may leave counties 'financially exposed'
• Sit-in planned for Monday redistricting special session
• Attack the Block, Bad Teacher
• Gardeners With Benefits
• Square Peg
• Utah Jazzless
• Oct. 14-20: Original Language
• Two Utah girls who were killed in train accident are identified
• Death can’t catch this West Valley City cat
• BYU study: Hearing profanity may lead to more aggressive acts
• looking forward to speaking with students in Dan Jones's Government Class this m...
• Utah State University’s USTAR BioInnovations Center is ‘Golden’
• Zambian police look to Utah for guidance in child rape epidemic
• Woman survives fall at Bridal Veil Falls
• Blocking expansion of Utah strip mine is a Sierra Club priority
• 'Ding-Dong Lama Wanee Jumpin' With an Ice Pick'
• Will Republicans Vote for a Mormon?
• Sierra Club leader aims to block expansion of Utah mine
• Wimmer raises $150k for U.S. House bid
• Here Comes the Negative Advertising
• One injured in fire at downtown Salt Lake City apartment
• Congress will decide if Scofield Reservoir cabin owners stay or go
• Rolly: Blanding pleads for heritage preservation
• Two Utah girls killed in train accident are ID’d
• Utah shelter tries twice to kill cat but can’t
• BYU fans will just have to wait longer for their Big 12 answer
• Japanese dining in Lehi, Utah – Tepanyaki
• Salt Lake police scale back search for reported kidnapping victim
• Huntsman's Dad Blasts Romney
• Romney Could be Death Knell for the Tea Party
• Why are tea partiers patriots, occupiers terrorists?
• Former polygamous sect leader challenges Texas bigamy law
• Health study is part of Navajo cleanups
• Books aren’t dead but prices are killer at Salt Lake City Main Library
• Donors pay for many campus buildings, but who pays for upkeep?
• Two Utah County teens killed in train accident
• Cleanup takes on uranium monster in Monument Valley
• Unified police trying to ID reported kidnapping victim
• St. George businessman Jeremy Johnson sues over auction of assets
• Editor’s column: Now in Salt Lake, your new source of entertainment news
• Utahns give twice as much to Romney than Huntsman
• Tea and bloodshed: dark comic joys in Salt Lake Acting Company’s God of Carnage
• Touch-a-Truck festival helps Utah kids learn big-rig safety
• Touch-a-Truck festival helps Utah kids learn big-rig safety
• Utah’s Halloween fun includes zombies chasing humans
• Balloon launch memorializes 30th birthday of Susan Cox Powell
• Three killed in head-on crash near Kanab
• Three killed in head-on crash near Kanab
• Midvale man jailed in roommate’s apparent beating death
• Combat vets look to heal, find happiness at Sundance
• Combat vets look to heal, find happiness at Sundance
• Fans of the book attend Salt Lake library sale
• Matthews of ‘Hardball’ to present journalism lecture
• FCC commissioner to speak at NAACP banquet
• New scholarships roll into Utah Valley University
• Utah forecast: Sunny weekend ahead of possible rainstorms
• Suspect arrested in Millcreek bathroom burglaries
• Police investigate apparent beating death in Midvale
• McEntee: QSaltLake is working hard to keep serving LGBT community
• McEntee: QSaltLake is working hard to keep serving LGBT community
• Hatch chided for criticizing Obama’s support of green firm
• Governor Signs Special Session Bills
• ProSportsLook.com, Artie Clear and Dan Picca Announce Hundred Percent Beast
• Huntsman to boycott Nevada debate
• Hatch burned by criticism of green grant
• No change in status of missing North Ogden teen case
• Suspect arrested in Millcreek bathroom burglaries
• School becomes first in Utah to achieve Gold LEED certification
• Long recovery looms for Park City horsewoman hit by car
• It’s up to Congress to save Scofield cabins
• Is it spice, or is it legal? Smoke shops could get busted
• Utah 6-year-old collapses at school, saved by CPR and defibrillator
• Utah 6-year-old collapses at school, saved by CPR and defibrillator
• Lawmaker plans to propose tax credit for hiring homeless Utahns
• Ann Cannon: Shorter days, potential cheesiness and gratitude
• Ski Affair to honor women ski jumpers
• Utah State University examines emergency evacuations of people with disabilities
• Wimmer to fake Twitter account RepWimmer: Tweet off!
• Investigation into South Salt Lake fatal shooting continues
• Fund established for Park City horse rider hit by car
• Government to close wild horse center in Herriman
• Living History: Utah’s Nelson Akagi among Japanese Americans who served with valor in World War II
• Closures, restrictions coming on 1-15, SR-201 & Bangerter
• Hatch takes in big campaign dollars but not from Utah
• Utah basketball: Utes preseason schedule is something from a different planet
• Not as I do
• Burning wood to save West’s trees
• Point Blank
• Brio Tuscan Grille
• Footloose
• A Look Back: Key moments in Utah Jazz history
• Pride Week Lands National Gender Rights Advocate
• Halloween-themed fundraiser planned for Southern Utah
• Two-car crash slows I-215 commuters
• Qmmunity
• Video: Bernick and Schott on Politics - October 14, 2011
• Who's Hot This Week?
• More funding, help needed to fight substance abuse in Utah, experts say
• Salt Lake City Mission: Autumn Open House - Immediate Needs
• Standing On Ceremony: The Gay Marriage Plays at Salt Lake Art Center
• Four injured in Logan Canyon collision
• Hearing delayed for man charged with killing wife
• Return of Tony Holiday and The Velvetones another fun night
• More funding, openness needed about substance abuse in Utah, experts say
• Laughter, tears, and family ties: Last Lists of My Mad Mother at Pygmalion
• Utah hospital chain: Smoking workers must pay more for health insurance
• Rolly: Occupy Wall Street paranoia gets out of hand
• Teen driver who hit horse and rider charged with reckless endangerment
• Midvale man who filmed 6-year-old in sexual acts ordered to prison
• IHC tells employees who smoke they must pay more for health insurance
• Disney-inspired house means an ‘Up’ economy in Herriman (photos, video)
• Huntsman, Romney in Nevada vs. N.H. tug of war
• Federal prosecutors will visit Utah to probe immigration law
• Lifetime Products to Grow Its Production Capacity and Headquarters
• Utah man who threatened to hijack flight remains free
• Utah man who threatened to hijack flight remains free
• Reported bomb threat prompted resort evacuation
• Bomb threat disrupts Oktoberfest, leads to arrest
• Animal activist ‘Lone Wolf’ sentenced for arson charges
• State ready to file charges against alleged mountain goat poacher
• Tooele police find new evidence in slaying
• SAIC Announces Plan To Add 200 New Utah Jobs
• Herbert defends call for delaying air-pollution rules
• Sugar House area Halloween activities for kids
• Weekly Survey - Should Utah Scrap the Caucus/Convention System
• Racial bias involving Utah tribal member won’t go before high court
• Conference to explore homosexuality within Mormon faith
• Ally Sen. Romero announces Salt Lake County mayoral bid
• Murray appoints new school board member
• Midvale area checkpoint announced during Halloween weekend
• Is Utah a winner or loser on road funds? It depends
• Ann Cannon: Shorter days, potential cheesiness and gratitude
• Latino Voter Numbers Growing, but Slower than Population
• Weird Science: Researchers Construct Visual Images from Brain Activity
• Annual Muttster Mash enters 7th year
• 5K fun run planned to benefit Therapy Animals of Utah
• Utah hate crime laws useful, but not enough says district attorney
• Utah comfort food favorite: Crumpets
• Adorable animals for adoption
• Judiciary Committee backs Nuffer for federal judgeship in Utah
• Salt Lake City cops nab handyman red-handed
• Utah’s higher education enrollment boom is slowing
• Exploring Opportunity
• The Walking Dead
• Russians at The Depot
• Salty Cricket: Melange a Trois
• Heart Pharmacy
• The LDS 'Cult'
• Utah forecast: Clear and sunny days, cool nights
• SLC police seek help in finding coffee shop bandit
• Challenges to Maintaining Utah's Quality of Life
• Doing What Does not Come Naturally
• Governor Signs Special Session Bills
• Sanctity of marriage
• Police continue to investigate slaying, ask for public’s help
• Plane’s tires blow upon landing at SLC airport, no injuries
• Find Utah Corn Mazes - Get lost in an Utah haunted Halloween corn maze this season!
• Salt Lake City Council race heats up
• Morgan deputies searching for man who threatened girl
• Utah’s higher education enrollment boom is slowing
• Herbert leads push against new anti-pollution rules
• Search for missing North Ogden teen continues
• Report: Theft of seniors’ assets in Utah could reach $365 million annually
• First Moab Pride was called ‘momentous’
• Three indicted for alleged bribery, fraud involving Air Force contracts
• Youth drag show to raise funds for victims of violence
• In life or death, Salt Lake attorney remains a wanted man
• Values Voters reluctant to support Romney
• UVU Tops 33,000 Students, is Now Utah's Largest Public Institution of Higher Education
• Jordan water district eyes $50M in bonding
• UTA poised to start work on Sugar House streetcar
• East-benchers to walk, plan Salt Lake City’s Foothill Drive
• 75% of pastors believe Mormons are not Christians
• Governor addresses Utah students in live broadcast
• University of Utah Athletics Promotes Three in Compliance
• Dems say Utah GOP lacks redistricting transparency
• McEntee: So far, so good for a peaceful Occupy SLC
• Hatch rakes in more campaign cash; only a fraction from Utah
• 'I'm Ready for My Close-Up, Mr. DeMille'
• Reps. Chaffetz and Owens to Introduce Legislation to Repeal Durbin Amendment
• Feds order Salt Lake County to offer voting help in Spanish
• North Salt Lake Interstate crash cleared
• Utah State football: Anthony Calvillo pass record caps big Aggie week on offense
• China is Running out of Water
• Road Home shelter in Salt Lake City gets makeover
• Three suspects in Pineview Reservoir hit-and-run death identified
• Walk Foothill Drive on October 15
• West Valley City man jailed for alleged cop impersonation, robbery
• Occupy SLC plans Friday events
• Headed to the House floor to speak in support of free trade agreements and openi...
• Thanks to heroes from UT and ID serving in US Army Reserve's 744th engineers com...
• Bill Maher says Mormonism is 'Not a Branch of Christianity'
• Jeff Thredgold's Tea Leaf - 'More Jobs...Less Recession Risk'
• tune in now to catch Congressman Matheson live with Doug Wright
• Thousands come out for Pink Dot Utah
• Utah forecast: Beautiful fall weather; warm days, chilly nights
• Dining Guide 2011
• Healthy, Wealthy & Unwise
• Book Arts: Get Certified
• Dems Plan for Redistricting
• Outta Ammo
• 11/3 Westminster Presents the Regional Premiere of Victor/Victoria
• Police help one of Warren Jeffs' wives flee polygamous community
• Rescuers guide stranded hikers off Mount Olympus
• I-15 crashes snarl Wednesday morning commute
• Another loaded weapon found at Salt Lake airport
• Insurer drops out of Utah Health Exchange
• As son is sentenced in gang case, a father wonders, ‘What if?’
• Three suspects in Pineview Reservoir hit-and-run death identified
• Utahns come out for pinkdot
• Mitt Romney fends off rivals in Republican debate
• State schools chief talks funding, control over schools
• Facebook Today is Bigger than the Entire Internet was in 2004
• Photos from the Rocky Mountain Marching Band Competition
• State court judge dismisses bear-attack wrongful death lawsuit
• Feds to Utahns: Beware of pre-existing condition insurance scam
• GOP leaders offer map options for redistricting
• Loan from Salt Lake City to keep KCPW mics on
• Bugman, ex-worker plead guilty in Layton pesticide deaths
• Social Network Advertising Becoming a Major Business
• Penguin show: Day trip to the Living Planet Aquarium deal
• Don’t bypass commission on redistricting, county told
• Creepy actors bring well-known Salt Lake haunted houses to life
• Utah County clears way for future Snowbird expansion
• Facebook App Might Lead to Obama Re-Election
• Woman charged with forgery, theft for University of Utah purchases
• Romney Falls to Second Place in Iowa Behind Cain
• Push to Legalize Online Poker Gains Momentum
• Utah quarterback Jordan Wynn has had a ride as wild as his hairdo
• University of Utah Receives “Military Friendly” Nod
• Utah comfort food: almond cream and plum tart
• Utah Legislature wants more public input on redistricting
• Here's a bipartisan idea to use private sector earnings to bolster businesses, e...
• Utah forecast: Clearing and warming statewide
• Auto-bicyclist accident stalls I-15 commuters in Salt Lake City
• U. of U. professor wins top award in human genetics
• Walking Dead at Brewvies
• Rob Crow, Ryan Adams
• Donor spat at U. of U. draws in Utah tea partyers
• Steve Powell voyeurism hearing set for today
• Eat, shop, play, pray — downtown Salt Lake City still a draw
• Romney Less Well-Known Now than in 2007
• The Tempest By William Shakespeare
• Governor Herbert To Addresshigh School Students Via First-Ever Statewide Broadcast From Blanding
• 'Mama Gets a What What! You Know I Represent'
• Police seek help in locating Sugar House woman
• 'Super PAC' Spending Could Top $100 Million in 2012
• Salt Lake Housing Subdivision Maps
• Physical therapist helps cut prison’s medical costs
• Winder raises $130K; will he run for Salt Lake County mayor?
• Obama gives proposed Provo highway a boost
• Eat, shop, play, pray — downtown Salt Lake City still a draw
• Here Comes the 'Romney Rule'
• McEntee: In politics, critics of Mormons should read the 1st Amendment
• Salt Lake County taking on redistricting
• Skydiving accident kills grandma, Utah instructor who jumped as Elvis
• Police seek leads in Tooele slaying
• Utah senior alert: Medicare enrollment earlier this year
• Romney Could Have a Hispanic Problem
• 10 reasons the Utah Jazz need to play again
• Road Home shelter may expand its permanent housing options
• Why the Tea Party Should Embrace Romney
• Fake bomb found in Salt Lake City flower bed
• Mississippi inmate pleads guilty to ’96 Utah mall attack
• Huntsman calls pastor who criticized Mormonism a ‘moron’
• Huntsman dings Obama, GOP rivals on foreign affairs
• Millionaire Tax Would Raise Nearly Half-a-Trillion Dollars
• Tiny Technologies Taking Aim at Big Markets
• U. workshop helps minorities prep for college
• Wimmer begins congressional bid, vows to clean up Washington
• Utah skydiver who jumped as Elvis dies in Nevada accident
• New charity honors sacrifice of Utah police officers
• Real-life superheroes patrol Salt Lake City’s streets
• John Waters
• Horrible Bosses, Aqua Unit
• Mexis & Metallurgy
• Weekend Rewind: News you may have missed over the weekend
• Why No Love For LinkedIn?
• Faster, Cheaper Mercury Test Could Provide Answers for China
• U. biologist merges bird research and conservation
• Treatment options for youth expand in Salt Lake County
• Canyons district nears decision on new school boundaries
• Pioneer Theatre Company Announces Local Auditions for Laughing Stock
• Watch - Mitt Romney Threatens to get 'Mormon Angry' on SNL
• Pink Dot Announces Event Lineup
• BYU football: Rileyball leads to wins, happiness in most cases
• Utah hotel cleaner hospitalized after bear spray blast
• German-born Utahns say goodbye to Oktoberfest
• Utah youths can’t hear Shakespeare, but see his genius
• Americans Divided on Government and Values
• Fleeing suspect rescued after getting stuck in mud
• Utah teen artists using Whole Foods wall as their canvas
• Seeing the world in pictures: Temple Grandin live onstage in Salt Lake
• Iowa and New Hampshire Playing Chicken over Primary/Caucus Dates
• Romney's 'Mormon Problem' Pops Up Again
• Legal or not 2011 Utah redistricting unfair to voters
• When crime pays: Victims want changes to Utah secondhand shop laws
• Salt Lake City short on big money for its big dreams
• Searching for killer, Tooele police find victim’s missing car
• Tooele police searching for killer, victim’s missing car
• Rising crime, population stresses West Jordan PD
• Mormons break ground for Payson Temple
• Salt Lake City’s Leonardo unveils its meld of art and science
• Editor column: Arts coverage remains important to The Tribune
• Living History: Civil War veterans became part of Utah’s heritage
• Utahns celebrate St. George’s birthday with a wagon train
• Utahns celebrate St. George’s birthday with a wagon train
• Salt Lake City teen sets new wheelchair wheelie record
• Salt Lake City teen sets wheelchair wheelie record
• More than 10,000 attend Self Reliance Expo in Sandy
• $219,000 in precious gems stolen from Grantsville woman’s home
• Utah weather forecast: Rain, snow giving way to clearing skies, warmer temps
• One hunter killed, two hurt when ATV rolls in Wasatch County
• Semi hits, kills man walking on I-80
• Semi hits, kills Draper man walking on I-80
• Massive landslide on S.R. 14 closes popular S. Utah road
• McEntee: They come in peace – Salt Lake City occupiers want to be looked at
• Utah forecast: Rain, snow giving way to clearing skies, warmer temps
• Jury forewoman ‘at peace’ with verdict in Tongan gang case
• Romney foe assails his Mormonism as a non-Christian ‘cult’
• Utah Teacher of the Year teaches respect, communication
• Is Real Salt Lake, star midfielder Kyle Beckerman taking the game too far?
• Survey examines why Utahns drop out of school
• McEntee: ‘Occupiers’ harken to earlier nonviolent protests
• A Look Back: More historical Salt Lake City buildings
• Utah forecast: Wet weather diminishing this weekend, temps rising
• Verbal zingers fly but redistricting still stalemated in Utah
• Jury forewoman: ‘I am at peace with the verdict we all reached’
• Ann Cannon: See this shoe? Its partner wants it back
• Montana’s trees aren’t going down without a fight
• Tug-of-war between urban, rural emerges in Las Vegas pipeline duel
• The joy of impulse: Looking for theatrical fun this week in Salt Lake
• Former South Ogden cop sentenced to prison for sexual abuse of a child
• Plea change expected next week in Layton poisoning case
• Utah students improve slightly in math, language arts
• Family fight leads to attempted murder charge against Salt Lake City man
• Pilot remembered for love of flying, teaching others
• Fund helps poor Mormons enjoy temple riches
• Guardian accused of causing death of disabled woman
• Rolly: Parking woes in Salt Lake City
• Pilot remembered for love of flying, teaching others
• Guardian accused of causing death of disabled woman
• Road Home shelter may get into the permanent housing business
• Corroon out after injuring hip in Friday hockey game
• Ashley National Forest bear warning issued
• Thanks to State Board of Education members for Q & A at their meeting this morni...
• Survey examines why Utahns drop out of school
• Columbus Day events halted because of cold weather in Utah
• Supreme Court decision on whether highway crosses case will be argued in high court slated for today
• Occupy SLC spends cold night in Pioneer Park
• Sugar House Community Council communication problems
• West Valley City woman dies in Uintah County crash
• Ex-BYU grid star, three others bound over for trial on gas thefts
• Jury convicts some gang members on racketeering charges
• Oct. 7-13: Labor of Love
• The Ides of March
• Real Steel
• Utah forecast: Wet weather diminishing this weekend, temps rising
• Police officer accused of attempting to bribe trooper
• Behind redistricting breakdown: Backlash fear, Congress hopes
• Does east Salt Lake City need greater police presence?
• Wall Street protest draws hundreds in Salt Lake City
• Utah’s first fall storm is colder and wetter than predicted
• What Are Utah’s Health Workforce Needs for the Future?
• You’re Invited: Breakfast and Discussion About Utah’s Quality of Life
• Video - Bernick and Schott on Politics, October 7, 2011
• Who's Hot This Week?
• October Sugar House Community Council Meeting presenters provide updates
• Nightmare On 13th
• Salt Lake City’s ‘Undie Run’ sets Guinness record
• Utah senior alert: Medicare enrollment earlier this year
• State funding board joins lawsuit against Interior
• Weekly Survey - Redistricting on Hold
• Online tool helps Utahns be smart health consumers
• Salt Lake City Chapter of BYU Management Society holding October luncheon
• Rolly: Another horror story about getting a Utah birth certificate
• Fixing law on selecting Utah Regents excludes Iron, Uintah counties
• Deadline looms to register to vote in municipal election
• Ogden man going back to prison for 2009 murder
• North Salt Lake scuba diver dies in Florida
• Two National Leadership Grants Awarded to Marriott Library
• Faster, Cheaper Mercury Test Could Provide Answers for China
• Former Holiday Bowl foe stands in way of BYU entering Big 12
• Occupy SLC begins protest against congress, corporate America
• Why This Fourth Quarter May Not be the Worst Time to Sell Your Home
• Utah fall comfort food: slow cooker chili
• Utah Undie Run shatters world record
• Utah’s new U.S. Attorney takes oath of office
• FBI keeps activists' items
• Historic Change
• Johnny's on Second
• Mariachi El Bronx
• Jeff Hamilton Trio
• The League, Breaking Bad
• Utah weather: Rain, snow and chilly winds
• Westboro Baptist Church announces plans to protest at Steve Jobs’ funeral
• U of U creating resource ‘partnership’ to target autism
• Ogden river segment reopens with new trail, plants
• Hunter guard Ramos commits to Weber State basketball
• West Jordan plane crash claims second victim
• Two Utah legislators consider Congressional runs
• Utah crime declined in 2010 but big cities saw violence gain
• What are Mormons’ views on illegal immigration?
• Officer charged with sexually touching probationer
• Josh Powell’s mom: ‘Josh is a loving and very engaged father’
• Church asks Mormons: Which websites, writers do you read?
• 5 schools, 5 reasons why Utah college football quarterbacks dropped in quality
• Fighting for truth: Broadway musical Parade coming to Salt Lake
• Ethics probe clears Provo mayor John Curtis
• Chaffetz, GOP panel endorse cyber security steps
• Man with loaded gun in baggage arrested at Salt Lake City Airport
• Transients ordered to stand trial in train-stop slaying
• Salt Lake City loses state House and Senate seats in redistricting
• Dust control is protecting Nine Mile rock art
• Jury mulling fate of alleged Tongan Crip Gang members
• Officials laud Jordan River’s restoration in Midvale
• Ridership is up on new TRAX lines but still below target
• The Anser to headline Pink Dot event
• Cybersecurity Task Force Releases Recommendations
• High court hears case of getaway driver in hair salon murder
• Rob Bishop’s border bill advances over Dems’ opposition
• Provo adds extra patrols after man approaches children
• Orem police warn of twist to old letter scam
• Utah environmental group says ‘downblended’ waste means double radioactivity in landfill
• Students Refuse to Let a Tough Economy Keep them from Finding Work
• DJ Bell’s attackers have parole hearing
• Appreciate receiving award today as a champion of innovation in healthcare deliv...
• Legislature can’t agree on Utah’s congressional map
• 12/10 Westminster College?s Chorale Presents Holiday Concert
• Zombie Homes
• Tips From Triathletes
• Dish on Mit
• Occupy SLC: Not Gonna Take It
• Censored Cinema
• A Threefer
• Utah weather: Summer’s memories fade as snow enters forecast
• 1-year-old hospitalized after found facedown in bathtub
• Lady Macbeth - A World Premiere By Aden Ross
• Governor’s Mother Passed Away
• Prints from Victoria Goro-Rapoport and David Smith-Harrison
• Police: Man arrested after exposing himself to Davis County women
• Provo approves beer sales on Sundays
• Salt Lake City: No more running wild at Wasatch Hollow
• Police: Good Samaritan injured by man he tried to help
• Construction worker injured last week dies
• Man tries to avoid ticket by threatening officer with AIDS
• Talks to redraw congressional map put on hold
• Dozens remember domestic violence victims
• Man charged in Pioneer Park slashing
• Man charged in Pioneer Park slashing
• County backs project along West Jordan TRAX line
• Utahns to protest groundwater pipeline to Las Vegas
• Cooler summer made for a less-smoggy Utah
• Jury says West Valley City police officer didn’t use excessive force
• Housing coalition presents awards
• Housing coalition presents awards
• Kearns students get first-hand firefighter training.
• Toddler dies after falling out of SUV
• Toddler dies after falling out of SUV
• Magna man jailed in alleged object rapes of boy
• House, Senate trying to come up with compromise map
• Rolly: Provo Republicans cry ‘gerrymandering’
• High court to hear case of getaway driver in hair salon murder
• Defense gives closing arguments in TCG case
• Utah dinosaur quarry opens to visitors again
• Man who broke baby’s leg when trying to relieve constipation gets probation
• Provo police looking for man suspected of stabbing teen
• Huntsman says New Hampshire strategy remains on target
• One dead, one critically injured in West Jordan plane crash
• Couple sentenced in Salt Lake City prostitution case
• BYU football is early frontrunner for bowl bid among big three colleges
• Sugar House ‘2100 2100’ area forms official neighborhood business district
• Increase in oral cancer linked to virus transmitted through oral sex
• Herbert requests redraw of Utah congressional map
• Harmons Emigration Market
• Star Wars: The Complete Saga
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• University of Utah opens cosmic ray visitors center in Delta
• Alpine, Tooele school districts get grants for physical activity, nutrition programs
• Utah forecast: Cooler temperatures, rain and wind
• Utah House redraws congressional map on governor's request
• Cops nab one teen, seek two others in store robberies
• Huntsman, champion of energy incentives in Utah, pans them in national race
• Utah Regents reel back raises for college, university presidents
• Car strikes, kills boy, 11
• Man in stable condition after fighting garage fire
• Property tax appeals falling in Salt Lake County
• Eviction may leave man, hundreds of reptiles homeless
• Little America attacker charged with attempted murder
• Little America attacker charged with attempted murder
• Utah Regents reel back raises for college, university presidents
• Utah boys who survived lightning strike adjust to new lives
• Ballpark employee charged with stealing $13,000
• Ballpark employee charged with stealing $13,000
• Saturday event to focus on bike-vehicle interactions
• Man was trying to surrender when cop opened fire, attorney claims
• Orem Mayor Jerry Washburn remembered for his hard work, service
• Time and magic show their power in Pioneer Theatre Company’s The Tempest
• Protesters vent against Utah redistricting maps
• Nine Utah streams considered for wild and scenic designation
• Murray baby sitter charged with murder in 4-month-old’s death
• Case against Tongan Crip Gang heading to jury
• U’s College of Architecture + Planning Focus of National Conference
• ‘Wrong place; wrong time,’ for South Salt Lake shooting victim, cousin says
• Utah Supreme Court sanctions two judges in FY 2011
• Supreme Court to announce if it will hear Utah highway crosses case
• Utah’s four-letter forecast: Snow
• U. study: Child abuse homicide convictions similar to adult cases
• Real Salt Lake: Dealing with temperamental Fabian Espindola just part of game
• 10/8 Westminster Hosts Outdoor Gear Sale in Memory of Ryan Bishop
• Romney says he’s pro-business: Now
• Cosmic Ray Visitor Center Opens
• UAPL October Meeting in Salt Lake City
• Westminster Hosts ?Day of Service and Learning?
• Obama touts queer rights achievements in HRC keynote address
• Obama touts queer rights achievements in HRC keynote address
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• Tu or Usted?
• Bored to Death, Fast Five
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• One victim dies after South Salt Lake shooting mayhem
• West Valley City church goes to the dogs (and cats)
• Huntsman World Senior Games expected to draw 10,000 to St. George
• Utah photo exhibit celebrates ‘ordinary’ fighters against segregation
• In Provo, son is arrested after dad encounters masked burglar
• Rolly: Email hack is an ongoing nightmare for Salt Lake woman
• Church leaders emphasize Christ is central to Mormon faith
• General Conference: We are Jesus Christ’s church, says LDS apostle
• Utah fans should stick up for their team in this new Pac-12 world
• D.C. Notebook: Matheson rules out presidential bid
• Utah comfort food family favorite: French toast
• Opposition schedules Monday rally for Utah redistricting special session
• Dinosaur National Monument’s main attraction to reopen this week
• Seven transported to Salt Lake hospitals after shooting
• Herbert does annual review of Utah National Guard troops
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• N. Ogden police: Missing teen found safe
• Mormon young men told to ‘get in the game,’ serve missions
• Mormon temple to rise from ashes of Provo Tabernacle
• Mormon leaders speak on caring for the poor; moral courage
• Mormon temple to rise from ashes of Provo Tabernacle
• McEntee: Moab’s gay festival a symbol of getting along
• FBI, police seek West Jordan bank robber
• Utahn punched by shoeless assailant after leaving Salt Lake City gay club
• Editor’s column: These days we report news as it happens
• Layton man cited with illegally hunting in national park
• Utahns bring Civil War to life at Soldier Hollow
• What must Josh Powell do to get his sons back?
• Mormon apostle Boyd K. Packer: The end isn’t near
• Gov. Herbert’s mother dies at 82
• Feds plow new ground in supplement case
• The bones are back at Utah’s dinosaur wonderland
• Utah Democrats unveil new caucus just in time for LDS conference
• Living History: Book makes a strong case for executed man’s innocence
• Living History: Book makes a strong case for executed man’s innocence
• Logan police investigating USU fraternity for alcohol incident
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• The surprises of love in Hale Centre Theatre’s My Fair Lady
• Man encounters masked burglar; police arrest his son
• Utah forecast: Warm and sunny ahead of cooling trend
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• Salt Lake City man charged in attack on teen girl
• Ann Cannon: If you call my house, don’t expect an answer
• October 2011 LDS Conference begins; activity packet, info
• Former Aggie QB Riley Nelson completes miracle comeback over old Utah State team
• Utah’s local governments saving big on interest rates
• Utah man charged in attack of ex-girlfriend
• Utah guv charts steady course for health reform
• WikiLeaks files: U.S. envoys helped Mormons worldwide
• Utah water year ends ­— fourth wettest on record
• Investigation underway in elementary school fire
• A Look Back: Weapons testing at Dugway during WWII
• Larger wolf packs are less successful in hunting elk
• Provo poised to dump Sunday beer-sale ban
• Gas station proposed for former Bill & Nada’s site
• Campbell: Utahns have recent reasons to thank their GRAMA
• Murray man will serve 40 to life for double murder
• Provo student wins European science prize
• Heavy I-15 congestion reported
• Man who fatally stabbed child’s baby sitter loses appeal
• Utah No. 1 in growth by whites during past decade, census says
• Utah comfort food: chicken potpie
• Bicycle and Skateboard Safety Awareness Underway
• Driver dies after Jeep rolls into river
• Rolly: Email hack becomes a nightmare for Salt Lake woman
• Philpot says Herbert trying to save his job by helping Matheson
• LDS Conference will bring traffic restrictions this weekend
• Driver jailed after girl is hit in a Duchesne crosswalk
• Most Utahns simply don’t vote
• East Valley Veterinary Clinic moves to Parley’s Way location
• Two Florida men attacked in possible hate crime
• Governor wants to grow Utah's Health Exchange
• Carpet Barn finds new home in South Salt Lake
• Utah forecast: A gradual move toward cooler, wetter weather
• Clearfield man killed, wife hurt in crash on I-15
• Murray police seek two home-invasion suspects
• Mormon missions: Did you know ... ?
• Ken Salazar Visits Utah
• 50/50
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• Sept. 30-Oct. 6: Blessed Upgrade
• Grille at Garage on Beck
• Senate’s top Democrat launches bid for Salt Lake County mayor
• For the son left behind, a lifelong mystery is solved
• Governor Hosts Health Innovation Summit
• Governor Kicks Off First-Ever State Group To Promote Higher Education To Women
• Larger wolf packs are less successful in the hunt
• Meals on Wheels looks to firms to boost service
• Image emerges of noose cited in Susan Powell kids custody case
• Feds file new indictment in Koerber investment fraud case
• Utah’s Wat Misaka to be honored at national Japanese-American gala
• Hunters urged to avoid birds with botulism
• Kane County officials under fire after voting themselves 85% raise
• Utah GOP rejects Dems’ congressional redistricting plan
• For the son left behind, a lifelong mystery is solved
• Utahn shares family stories for the nation’s archives
• Huntsman moves headquarters to New Hampshire
• Lobbyists lobbying for valet parking, gym access at Utah Capitol
• ‘The Hangover Part II’ runs afoul of Utah’s liquor laws
• TV actor swap in upcoming benefit reading of Terrence McNally’s "Some Men"
• DJ Bell’s attackers have first parole hearings
• Utah health officials urge adults to get immunized
• Salt Lake County Meals on Wheels needs more business volunteers
• Man who threatened seatmate on plane pleads not guilty
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• 10/29 Westminster Helps Kick Off National Chemistry Week
• Governor says UTA allegations cause him ‘grave concern’
• Rolly: Parents can keep kids from hearing Obama, but not Lee
• Utah State, BYU rivalry football game still not sold out for tomorrow night
• Building Better Catalysts
• LGBT History Month
• Local schools celebrate Pride Week
• Queen Extravaganza Pageant planned for October
• Chaffetz Supports Locally Driven Wilderness Approach
• Avalanche in Houston
• Art Meets Fashion expands in its third year
• Dexter, American Horror Story
• Solutions to Homelessness
• Mormon Democrats?
• Joshua Payne Orchestra
• Emmy For Bar X
• Minus the Bear
• Gala planned to benefit anti-violence reward fund
• In low-voting Utah, young adults and Latinos vote least
• Warrant issued for Warren Jeffs’ former bodyguard
• Before Salt Lake City fatal shooting, family needed $40
• Guv issues formal call for special session
• Video: Utah Hiker films moose attack on himself
• UVU acquires 100 acres of Geneva land for playing fields
• SLC Housing Authority board investigating Sunrise Metro
• No raises or furloughs seen for Salt Lake County employees
• Huntsman focused on N.H. as Florida shakes up GOP calendar
• National GOP deems Wimmer ‘on the radar’
• Visit the Owl Forest in October for a Halloween hoot
• SLC Zions Bank robbery suspect arrested
• UTA approves more ads for transit, but less sexy ones
• Police searching for Murray bank robber
• Family says teen who shot himself at shooting range is recovering
• Cougar captured near Millcreek Canyon
• Walmart adds gender identity, expression to nondiscrimination policy
• Fill up your tank and provide cash for schools
• Big theaters are big winners, experts tell Salt Lake leaders
• National ICE dragnet nets 20 arrests in Utah
• Judge: Susan Powell kids must remain in state custody
• Chase Bank includes Matthew Shepard Foundation in ‘American Giving Awards’ contest
• Rivalry Week: Utah State, BYU defenses must stop big play from happening to them
• Pink Dot campaign attracting queer and straight alike
• Harmons Emigration Market: an interim assessment
• Utah comfort food: canned pears
• Protest against new Salt Lake City fast-food restaurant planned
• Josh Powell begs to keep children; state investigates Josh Powell (video)
• Green Power at the U Goes Big with Blue Sky Visionary Designation
• Recommended map leaves Salt Lake City whole, Utah County powerful
• West Valley bicyclist in serious condition after shooting
• West Valley police: Standoff ends in suicide
• Prosecutors screening charges in car-horse crash
• Turley surprises Provo council by resigning
• Powell children placed with maternal grandparents
• Whistleblower: Dead veteran's case botched
• No. 1 With a Bullet
• UTA: Way Off Track
• KCPW: Crunch Time
• Choose the Radical
• Forecast compromise: Summer-like days, autumnal nighttimes
• Utah hospitals see fewer Medicare patients return after surgery
• Jordan District buses could soon feature ads
• Orem girl seriously hurt when hit by van
• Governor Kicks Off First-ever State Group to Promote Higher Education to Women
• Governor Calls Special Session for Monday
• Sanctity of Marriage
• Utah governor asks regents to stall college president raises
• U. of U. officials take over ballet department after search for leader fails
• Police ID man killed in Salt Lake City motel shooting
• Clean air proponents clash with restaurateurs, bankers over SLC’s anti-idling push
• Utah Humanities Council’s 14th Annual Book Festival Lineup Announced
• Cougar captured near Millcreek Canyon
• Salt Lake County Home Sales Data August 2011
• Tickets going fast for comedian Brian Regan’s upcoming Salt Lake appearance
• Tram or lift could connect Canyons and Solitude
• West Valley City police surrounding home where shots fired
• Whistleblower: Inebriated vet died in Salt Lake City Housing Authority care
• Residents remember mayor who lit up Orem
• White House honors U. chemist with nation’s top science prize
• Utah Governor and the University of Utah to Celebrate State’s Entrepreneurial Spirit
• Susan Powell’s children: temporary custody granted to her parents
• Huntsman moves into double-digits; Romney gains strength
• ‘Tree Fighters’ battle beetles one pine at a time
• Favored redistricting map splits Salt Lake County three ways
• Salt Lake City officer kills one in motel shooting
• Change of plea scheduled in Doyel kidnapping case
• Powell children placed with maternal grandparents
• Rolly: Plot thickens in tales of cars booted for illegal parking
• Utah receives $500,000 to improve rural health
• Utah ranks No. 48 in federal spending per person
• Utah homeless vets to get new homes on V.A. campus
• Utah’s new food bank goes mobile with refrigerated truck
• Freed sex offender returning to Utah
• Awarded Energy Star certificate to Assist. Principal Hall & students at Hillside...
• Evergreen conference attracts hundreds
• Orem mayor dies after battle with cancer
• Murray babysitter arrested in baby boy’s death
• National Medal of Science for U Chemist
• Southwest Airlines boots lesbian actress for kiss
• Ski-Resort Season Passes
• Sauvignon Blanc
• Crooked Line Beers
• Jobs for the Jobless
• Spell Talk
• Rep. Jason Chaffetz' Statement on the Passing of Mayor Jerry Washburn
• Utah forecast: Warm days, cooler nights and clear skies
• Romney, Huntsman may draw media eyes to LDS conference
• Now that church has built downtown housing, will they come?
• Mormon conference visitors have many parking, travel, viewing options
• DNA takes root in filling out your family tree
• Mormon missionaries reconnecting online
• Power outages highlight need for University of Utah’s $99M utilities fix
• Governor Issues Statement about Orem Mayor Washburn
• Utah Girl Scout raises thousands of dollars for community garden
• Rivalry Week: Utah State, BYU must establish passing games in big showdown
• Senate confirms David Barlow as Utah’s U.S. Attorney
• Police continue investigating images seized from home of Steve Powell
• Dinners for homeless to continue in downtown Salt Lake City
• Price woman appears in court for fatal August crash
• Price woman arrested, charged in fatal August crash
• Mother now charged in North Logan child abuse case
• Heads up, Salt Lake City golfers, fees may rise
• Heads up, Salt Lake City golfers, fees may rise
• Study shows drinking coffee decreases risk of depression for women
• Marine Band rocks Utah high school musicians
• Future Utah may focus development around transit
• Mormons win council races in Salt Lake City, but not mayor’s chair
• McEntee: Democrats want more Mormons inside their tent
• Indictment says Utah Lake bridge financiers were frauds
• West Valley slaying victim’s family upset with sentence
• Power outages highlight need for University of Utah’s $99M utilities fix
• Anti-guest worker law classes have yet to materialize
• Police identify couple found dead in Sandy garage
• Police track down person who called 911 about 150 times in three days
• Man arrested for stabbing front desk clerk at Little America Hotel
• Roy burglary and stabbing net 15-year prison sentence
• Auction of Jeremy Johnson property raises $160,000
• Legislator considers tightening Utah Municipal Ethics Act; Turley vote Tuesday
• Rivalry Week: BYU must find way to stop Utah State running game
• Gay soldiers seek missing pay
• Undie Run Guinness Record still up in the air
• Fantastic fall foliage colors - Little Cottonwood Canyon, White Pine Trail
• 2011 Uintah Basin Energy Summit
• ‘127 Hours’ inspired man to visit Utah canyon, where he also fell
• Epic Wine Dinner
• Rocky: Not a Democrat
• Star Wars: The Clone Wars
• Latinos of Los Angeles
• Hollow Planet
• Warm, sunny weather to usher out September
• New Video Game to Help Kids with Cancer
• Weekend Rewind: News you may have missed over the weekend
• Family torn apart by fraud scheme waits for justice
• Friend: Steve Powell was obsessed with Susan, porn, for years
• Fall prevention classes offered to seniors
• Park City’s Sillyfest squeezes out last drops of summer at market
• Park City ‘sillyfest’ squeezes out last drops of summer at market
• Taylorsville fighting to fire cop, make future discipline appeals tougher
• Mike Leavitt pitching fix for global disease-fighting fund
• Rolly: Be healed, thou art covered by insurance
• Utahns strip down and step out during undie run
• Big toys owned by Jeremy Johnson are auctioned
• Southern Utah football has arrived after upset win over Division I UNLV
• Tickets now on sale for Geena Davis live onstage in Salt Lake
• Movie inspired man who survived Utah desert ordeal
• John Price will deliver UCCD lecture at Westminster College
• Bicyclist dies, motorcyclist injured in two Layton crashes
• Pedestrian struck, killed by vehicles in Ogden
• Susan Powell's father thinks answers are ‘close’
• Same-sex struggles? Find peace in Christ, Mormon leader says
• Utah lawmakers mull civil commitment for sexual violence
• West Jordan saves money using resident labor on parks
• Moab gets first gay pride festival
• Obama's desire to cut military pensions, health care is no good, Utahns say
• Mormon women in Relief Society urged to support one another
• Missing Utah woman’s father thinks answers are ‘close’
• 1,600-pound pumpkin smashes old Utah record
• Ogden man’s 1,600-pound pumpkin sets Utah record
• McEntee: Full of potential, a young patriot dies
• Photos: Pumpkins weigh in at the 2nd annual Harvest Festival
• Tribune forest project is an effort as big as its subject
• U. kicks off Homecoming Week with day of service
• U. kicks off Homecoming Week with day of service
• First leg of new Salt Lake County highway opens
• Police find missing man’s body in Jordan River
• After Steve Powell’s arrest, focus turns to Susan’s boys
• Huntsman calls booing of gay soldier ‘unfortunate and unnecessary’
• Same-sex struggles? Find peace in Christ, Mormon leader says
• Two critical after suspected west Salt Lake gang shootings
• Neighbors have mixed feelings about Steve Powell’s arrest
• 3 buildings destroyed in Summit County fire
• Jeremy Johnson’s assets set for Saturday auction
• Boulder residents worry about treating stream with poison
• Cannon: It’s not always easy to reap what you sow
• Provo ethics case may lead to revamp of state law
• The City Library Now Offering eBooks on Amazon Kindle Devices
• Police release description of suspect in assault on gay man
• Jeremy Johnson’s plane, cars, other assets set for Saturday auction
• Three buildings destroyed in Summit County fire
• Man sentenced in fatal Ogden Canyon crash
• Yellowstone gravestone: Here lies the whitebark pine ...
• Man charged after giving schoolgirls explicit pictures
• Wasatch County balks at ParkCity/Heber Valley bus route
• Police search for missing N. Ogden girl
• Utah’s spruce forests are vanishing
• Utah’s first black school principal shares history with Murray students
• Utah missionary dies in Texas kitchen explosion
• Mandatory ‘boil order’ issued in Bluff
• Couples reveal their dark sides in Salt Lake Acting Company’s God of Carnage
• Campbell: Government should welcome all investigations, not just official ones
• Campbell: Government should welcome all investigations, not just official ones
• Mormons can drink caffeine? ‘Dew’ tell
• Utah lawmakers split over temporary budget bill
• Man gets 30-year sentence in fatal South Salt Lake robbery
• Zion Canyon Music Festival - Springdale, Utah Sept 23 - 24
• Ogden mayoral candidate won’t request recount
• Susan Powell’s parents file for child custody after father in law arrest
• 9/26 Westminster Presents Through Our Lenses: Arts and Activism
• 9/27 Westminster Celebrates Entrepreneurship Week
• Susan Powell’s father in law arrested on child pornography charges (video)
• Rolly: Health care coverage for praying? Hey, why not?
• Woman killed in State Street crash
• Sugar House Chick-fil-A grand opening scheduled November 10
• Utah Senate okays liquor agency appointments as trouble brews
• Police release description of suspect in Dane Hall case
• New Utah Medicaid watchdog on hot seat
• HAFB fighter wings to send 200 airmen to Asia and Pacific
• Utah mercury fighters scrounge for $15 warning signs
• Red Rock Fashion Place
• Moneyball
• Dolphin Tale
• Sept. 23-29: Your True Nature
• Utah forecast: It’s fall, but still that old summer feeling
• A Look Back: Kennecott copper mine in the ’30s and ’40s
• Chaffetz Introduces Immigration Bill
• Third District Judicial Nominating Commission Meeting Scheduled
• Susan Powell’s father-in-law arrested for child pornography
• LGBT Family Group Releases Safer School Kit
• Targeting HIV’s Sugar Coating
• Utah governments to Army: Pay up for Herriman fire
• Heart surgery improves life of Utah man
• Dying forests: Beetles gnaw way through millions of acres in Utah, West
• Woman bring son to Utah County Justice Court, gets busted for drugs
• Congressional maps still in the running slice up Salt Lake County
• Rep. Jason Chaffetz bill would lift country-by-country caps on employment-based visas
• Midvale council race comes down to two votes
• New Utah clinic helps adult survivors of childhood cancer
• Killer given second chance to withdraw plea
• Toxic cleanup to begin at Great Salt Lake plant
• Rolly: Governor’s committee is a rumble in the jungle
• Driver trapped after car rolls into Big Cottonwood Creek
• Charred wood in Susan Powell case could bring answers
• Woman charged in fatal Provo fire wants statements tossed
• Victim of Provo trail rape sues Utah County, jail work-release program
• Man who threatened airline seat mate to be jailed pending trial
• Draper to reseed in wake of wildfire
• Police knock on motel doors, arrest eight
• Utah State football begins auditions for Mountain West Conference this week
• Jaycee Dugard files federal government lawsuit for failing to respond
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• Head of NOM steps down
• Audit shows Diehl profited from UTA station
• Autopsy planned in case of 4-year-old girl’s mystery death
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• LDS leader dismissed after criticizing Friends of Scouting
• Benny's Bartender Blog
• The Folka Dots
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• Summit County prosecutors screen possible charges in car-horse crash
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• Insults fly in Salt Lake City candidates’ debate
• Want to decide who runs your kid’s school? Lawmakers do
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• Activists say UTA run amok enriching board members, friends
• Super PAC created to protect Hatch
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• Army Reservists savor sweet Utah homecoming
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• Legal glitch holds up confirmation to Utah Regents
• Salt Lake City housing agency accused of endangering veterans
• SLC may tap downtown property taxes for Broadway-style theater
• Hatch threatens UN funding over Palestine
• Stolen meat discovered during traffic stop
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• Huntsman top aide out as deputy campaign manager
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• Man accused of stealing more than $100,000 in collectible coins, guns
• Shop teacher accused of stealing metal, student tools for scrap
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• Paul Rolly: Senator Waddoups, please share your inside information
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• Amid investigations, Diehl seeks UTA deals again
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• Salt Lake council imagines renaissance in Depot District
• Salt Lake council imagines renaissance in Depot District
• SL County mayor urges support of redistricting petition
• Police say they’ll keep searching desert for signs of Susan Powell
• Salt Lake County studies new bonding rules
• Salt Lake County studies new bonding rules
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• Man on plane threatens to slit seatmate’s throat over armrest, leg space
• Free flu immunizations for Utah’s immigrants, refugees
• Sister of murder victim recalls letter from gang member describing plot
• Utah mother gets prison for crash that killed daughter
• Layton sex offender checks in, and gets arrested on new allegations
• Utah health insurer offering ‘medicine man’ benefit
• Provo mayor: Turley should be dismissed for ethical lapses
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• Check out renovations at historic Ogden High
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• Nuffer sails through committee hearing
• Gun-rights advocates want next U. prez to allow arms on campus
• No early release for Delta artist who fatally shot husband
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• Kids Fest Guardian Angel 5K and Kids 1K fun run on September 24
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• U Lecturer Asks: Can Mormonism Solve the Nation’s Problems?
• Trans service members, veterans still face discrimination
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• Dew Tour Athletes
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• More Susan Powell searchers flock to Topaz Mountain
• Man in critical condition after hitting power line, falling off roof
• New Utah clinic helps adult survivors of childhood cancer
• Poll shows Utahns approve of Grand Staircase-Escalante monument
• Groundbreaking for $22M Chemistry Building
• Groundbreaking for $22M Chemistry Building
• Governor Launches Economic Development Coordinating Council
• Commission Announces New Website For Public Comment On Judges
• Daughter-in-law, once deemed a suspect, testifies in slaying of retired BYU professor
• Rate of multigenerational homes rises in Utah
• More Susan Powell searchers flock to Topaz Mountain
• Leader of Utah’s Valley Mental Health will quit in 2012
• Reptile rescuer finds a new home in Salt Lake City
• Lake Powell pipeline may take share of statewide sales tax
• Utah Republicans pan Obama’s debt plan
• Man charged for assaulting arresting officer in Salt Lake City
• A blender full of Shakespearean laughs at Plan-B Theatre Company’s Lady Macbeth
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• Swing dancers hope to move Utah on climate change
• Sex offender suspected of displaying naked photos at Layton print shop
• Duchesne County motorcyclist killed in crash
• Armed men tie up, rob Salt Lake City couple
• Salt Lake City man sentenced in botched abduction
• Feds give Utah’s Medicaid overhaul mixed reviews
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• SL County incumbents likely to feel the heat in November
• Spanish Fork arena demolition begins
• Mormon bishop dragged 10 feet after being Good Samaritan
• UDOT plans fun run on new road in Utah County
• Summery weather to grace the entire week
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• SLC – U Partnership Rolls Out Red Carpet for Home Games
• Dragon*Con
• Zy Restaurant Opens
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• Susan Powell searchers have little to show after seven days
• Warning: Don’t tread on Park City’s ‘Shoe Tree’
• Weekend Rewind: News you may have missed over the weekend
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• Dixie National Forest, conservation group talk turkey
• Dixie forest, conservation group talk turkey
• Man captured after trying to drive car in neutral
• Man captured after trying to drive car in neutral
• Provo examining ways for residents to pay off iProvo debt
• Rolly: Mass transit may be losing some of the masses
• Susan Powell searchers have little to show after seven days
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• Jon Huntsman: the right vs. the super right
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• Carricaburu: Tribune national, regional awards a tribute to readers
• Holy Crap: Utah destroys BYU 54-10 in latest Holy War rivalry battle
• D.C. Notebook: What do an iPod and federalism have in common?
• McEntee: Don Robinson, a copy editor at rest
• Members of Utah Army National Guard honored with Purple Hearts
• Police find charred wood at Susan Powell search site, end dig
• Could new rules revive Snowbird mountain coaster?
• Salt Lake City expands bike lanes, encourages cycling
• Utah museum celebrates equinox with Moon Festival
• Police find charred wood at Susan Powell search site, end dig
• Federal audits slap Weber County Jail for serious violations
• Lifting of policy marks end of silence for gay military members
• New dinosaur discovery announced in Kanab
• Utah family raises funds to find cure for childhood cancer
• Utah family raises funds to find cure for childhood cancer
• Four injured, one critically, in Millcreek fire
• Four injured, one critically, in Millcreek fire
• Become your own brilliant detective at Curse of the Scarab dinner theater
• GOP candidates revive private Social Security idea
• Utah forecast: A balmy Sunday follows a wet Saturday
• Researchers find no link between income, autism
• SLC cops want public help in nabbing Zions Bank robber
• Cannon: Football and PacMan? Superfans are full of wisdom
• Fiesta Mexicana and truck pull on Saturday schedule at 2011 Utah State Fair
• Sept. 16-22: Everything is Unique
• The debate begins over the 2011 Utah vs. BYU game (TV, time)
• Governor Names Alan Matheson Environmental Advisor
• Regents OK salary hikes for Utah school presidents
• Officials: No evidence of cantaloupe contaminated with listeria in Utah
• New site opens up public comment on judges
• Artifact traffickers sentenced to probation
• Regents approve salary increases for Utah school presidents
• Vernal woman to face charges over poisoned smoothie
• Inmates use food trays to damage Utah prison
• Man captured after trying to drive car in neutral
• Tennessee lawmaker urges Utah to reject blended radioactive waste
• Free health fair for refugees, immigrants
• Multicultural Women’s Health Conference in Salt Lake City Saturday
• Two caught with $400K in stolen diamonds waive extradition
• Utah’s Centro de la Familia showing signs of fiscal health
• Flash flood warnings issued for southern Utah
• Endangered Person Advisory for missing Orem man
• Forensic scientists await DNA evidence in Susan Cox Powell case
• State contest urges kids to be more active
• Rolly: Mass transit may be losing some of the masses
• State to EPA: Don’t count fireworks-fueled pollution
• Los Gatos wins Pride Softball League tourney
• Rivalry Week: Utah, BYU defenses similarly tough in this Holy War
• ‘Dancing with the Stars’ cast causes stir
• Westminster Students Coordinate Anti-Texting Campaign
• Salt Lake City has an app for that!
• Sugar House architectural firm Nexus sponsors local 'park(ing) day'
• Utah lawmakers crackdown on beer, hookah
• Utah comfort food old favorite: Devil Dogs, part two
• Centerville fire nearly contained after overnight progress
• Utah’s wet Friday to give way to gusty weekend
• Temple University’s president quitting to return to Utah
• Brighton Rock
• Drive
• Local Cooking Classes
• Tooele County Stockton wildfire no longer a threat
• U. students ask: Where’s my Mormon fraternity, sorority?
• A Look Back: The Civilian Conservation Corps in 1930s Utah
• Utah explores extending Medicaid to inmates
• Sanctity of marriage
• Utah men face felony charges over bankrupt flight school
• Susan Powell update: No bones or clothes were found near human remains
• The Midtown Men to perform at the 2011 Utah State Fair (schedule)
• Large grass fire burning in hills above Centerville
• Utah tea party founder weighs run against Herbert
• Utah explores extending Medicaid to inmates
• Does desert gravesite hold Susan Powell’s remains?
• Army demos new battlefield technology in Dugway
• Remains found during Susan Powell search ‘fairly recent’
• Former NFL lineman Jason Buck to run for Congress
• Tony winners, TV notables among cast for Salt Lake reading of McNally’s Some Men
• Downtown free-fare zone may disappear
• Not as I do
• Wildfire burns more than 20 acres near Stockton
• Fire restrictions lifted in southwest Utah, Arizona Strip
• Rolly: Utah County legislative shuffle board is at work
• Sugar House Imperial Park barbeque fundraiser
• Hospital in Payson is Utah’s lone ‘top performer’
• Hospital in Payson is Utah’s lone ‘top performer’
• Rob Bishop and colleagues push states’ rights bills
• Living History: Italian family worked together during 1922 Utah coal mine strike
• Elizabeth Smart kidnapper booked at federal prison in Arizona
• Logan crash survivor thanks rescuers who lifted burning car
• Plane crashes near Columbia Elementary in West Jordan
• Driver dies in semitrailer crash near Helper
• Utah Lake bridge proposal closer to state review
• Fruit Heights girl crashes bike into trailer
• Rivalry Week: Are days of high scoring Holy War games between Utah, BYU over?
• Authorities ID man who died in Duchesne County police chase
• Utah County preschool teacher resigns after being cited for intoxication
• Activist walking cross-country stops in Salt Lake City
• Utah hospitals offer inclusive policies for patients and employees
• Texaco Country Showdown State Final at the 2011 Utah State Fair (schedule)
• Boyer Hill celebrates completion of HAFB housing
• Rain showers likely in Southern Utah Thursday
• The Lazy Waves
• It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia
• Resume Ruiners
• Signs of the Times
• Fridays at Jam
• Keller Williams
• Q Literature
• Utah museum changes name as gala opening nears
• SLCC Writing Center welcomes and supports diversity
• Utah queer community responds to recent attacks
• How police investigate hate crimes
• Qmmunity
• Local bookstores have much to offer the queer community
• Utah students outperform nation on AP tests
• Utah’s reptile rescuer faces looming deadline to relocate
• Alpine District teacher quits after being cited for intoxication
• Conexus Announces Plexus Software at Brooke Army Medical Center
• 3rd trans person shot at in D.C. since July
• Utah median income drops below 1997 level
• Herbert names new environmental adviser
• Cache County sued over postcard policy
• Search for Susan Powell turns up human remains
• Openly gay Republican presidential candidate to stop in Utah
• BYU-Utah game: Avoid gridlock getting to gridiron
• Gay marriage foes likely to win right to defend Prop 8
• Utahns indicted in connection with scheme to slaughter horses
• Police seeking Millcreek-area tobacco store robber
• Utah legislators want to be the ones to say NO to hookahs
• Cadaver dogs trained to find remains
• Adult infected with West Nile virus
• Two men arrested in $200,000 safe heist
• U of U Symposium to Focus on Teaching the Civil Rights Movement
• Man could face more charges for allegedly abusing child a second time
• Bathroom voyeurism case dismissed against Utah man
• McEntee: Reclaiming the Great Salt Lake’s south shore, acre by acre
• Utah Transit Authority may allow more ads, but restrict sexy ones
• Breaking News: Officials find human remains while searching for Susan Powell
• Davis lawmaker to sponsor bill for a Park City movie studio
• Utah boy, 14, charged with raping two women at knifepoint
• Utah comfort food old favorite: Devil Dogs, part one
• Report blames BP’s shortcuts for 2010 gulf oil spill
• BYU outruns U. in U.S. News rankings, but U. shines in world survey
• Uintah County prosecutor on leave following alleged assault
• Get home safe: A guide to a safe night out
• Parley's Way Walmart supporters relieved as Walmart confirms plans to remodel
• Rivalry Week: BYU focuses on game prep in runup to Holy War, not trash talk
• 9/8 Westminster Hosts Outdoor Gear Sale in Memory of Ryan Bishop
• Investigations under way into Uintah County prosecutor’s alleged assault
• Davis lawmaker to sponsor bill for a Park City movie studio
• Utahn donates ex-wife’s retirement to ‘cat condos’
• Brandon Wright will recover after being pulled out from burning car (video)
• Utah workers speak out about lifting burning car to pull out motorcyclist (video
• Census: U.S. poverty reaches record numbers
• Utah forecast: Thunderstorms, rain and cooler temperatures
• More Utah grads taking the SAT
• Liljenquist emerging as Hatch challenger?
• Too Much Memory
• Let's Talk About (Mormon) Sex
• Jorge Rojas: Tortilla Reader
• Investigators search for Susan Powell near Delta
• Charlie Luke, Kyle LaMalfa prevail in Salt Lake City races
• Governor Names Alan Matheson Environmental Advisor
• In Ogden, candidates with city, county ties advance in primary
• Unofficial Utah primary election results: Utah County
• Unofficial Utah primary election results: Salt Lake County
• Unofficial Utah primary election results: Weber County
• Unofficial Utah primary election results: Davis County
• Prosecutor accused of assaulting Vernal cop
• Audit reveals traffic school loophole
• Don’t dump nuclear waste on us, Westerners say
• The heartbeat of history in Terrence McNally-hosted reading of Some Men
• Gun advocates advise arming against violence
• Incumbents behind early in Salt Lake City races
• KC and the Sunshine Band perform at the 2011 Utah State Fair
• Unofficial Utah primary election results: Major races
• Harmons Emigration Market store to open Wednesday
• Accused pimps charged in aggravated prostitution
• Utah lawmakers: Smoking hookah OK in bars and clubs
• Salt Lake County imposes hiring freeze
• Media ripped for today’s political incivility
• Walmart requests bids for remodeling east Salt Lake store
• Salt Lake City eyes high-tech parking meters
• Utah enforcement only immigration law hearing delayed
• Layton Walmart robber can’t withdraw guilty plea
• Attorneys ask for more time in Turley’s fraud case
• Escalante mayor: No more federal monuments
• Retired Utah Highway Patrol trooper sentenced to jail
• Homeless man pleads no contest to stalking Mormon leader
• Westminster Selected as a Top Military Friendly School
• Home invaders find pickings slim, flee empty-handed
• Utah Democrats announce plan to improve education
• Annual Medicare enrollment in Utah, nation, to start earlier this year
• GOP bills would block new monuments on public land
• Cedar City man gets probation in shooting
• Rolly: Right wingers attack their own Mormon Church
• The University of Utah Moves Up in Two Popular College Rankings
• 9/15 to 11/17 Westminster Presents First-Ever Food Film Series
• Westminster College Takes Advantage of the Latest ?Techie? Craze
• Hopes dashed for Sugar House Deseret Industries public safety takeover
• Rivalry Week: Holy War talk heats up with Utah Utes, coach aims to keep it civil
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• Rescued motorcyclist pulled from burning crash is stable
• Voting: Polls open early for Tuesday’s primary
• Bundle of French Beauties
• Farm Tours
• Madrid on the Move
• Colourmusic
• Pottermore
• Core Carving
• Utah weather: Wetter and cooler statewide
• LDS church transfers Northwest Quadrant to Kennecott
• Utah Valley University to impose enrollment standards, app deadlines
• UPD officer upgraded to serious condition after Millcreek crash
• West Valley man charged in attempted murder of wife
• I-15 project in Utah County at halfway mark
• Tuesday, September 13, 2011 Utah State Fair schedule (ticket info)
• Video: Dozen people help to lift burning car to save motorcyclist in Logan, Utah
• Huntsman: Perry comment on border ‘treasonous’
• Lawmakers endorse new Utah Senate, House maps
• Utah Valley University to impose admissions standards, application deadlines
• Video: Bystanders lift burning car to rescue injured motorcyclist in Logan
• Poll: Most still unsure about Mormons and polygamy
• West Valley man charged in attempted murder of wife
• Kearns mother accused of attacking son with ax
• Conference will cater to women entrepreneurs
• Unified police car involved in accident
• Canyons reaches deal with teachers union
• New law raises questions about school funding, seminary
• McEntee: Utah’s ‘hate crimes’ law lacks details
• Iron County educator is superintendent of the year
• Babka, chief of Perry disciplined by Utah police council
• Man dies in Duchesne crash during police chase
• West Valley mayor remembers mother killed in rollover
• Extra food for Curtis Allgier still an issue
• Police seize 32 pounds of spice in South Jordan
• Romero to run for SL County Mayor
• Sanpete County sex offender charged again
• Rivalry Week: Points come at premium for Utah, BYU leading up to big game
• Rep. Chaffetz Expresses Condolence on the Passing of Staff Member Sherri Winder
• Thanks to Paul Swenson and to Sandy City for holding the Healing Fields ceremony...
• Salt Lake City cops cracking down on jaywalkers, panhandlers downtown
• Natural gas leak at Gold Cross Ambulance facility
• The Typist 20
• Join the Nuclear Club
• The Farm
• Ruth Lubbers' Farewell
• Lightning sparks fire at St. George dry cleaner
• Storms, cool temps kick off the week
• Winder Farms co-owner killed in rollover
• Weekend Rewind: News you may have missed over the weekend
• Utah father who lost daughter warns about gas container dangers
• One of every four Tongans in U.S. calls Utah home
• Garbage in, lumber out: Kearns company making it happen
• Rolly: Another official state symbol: skiing
• Mountain Meadows site named a national historic landmark
• Sandy’s Healing Field of flags recalls those lost on 9/11
• Sandy’s Healing Field of flags recalls those lost on 9/11
• Weird Al Yankovic performs at the 2011 Utah State Fair (schedule, ticket info)
• From the sheriff’s office, a view of local terror targets
• Historic landmark status for Mountain Meadows celebrated
• Split-seconds laughs duke it out at the 3rd Annual Utah Battle of the Improvs
• 9/11 memories: Rachel Sellers
• Rivalry Week: Talk of Utah, BYU dying because of change is greatly exaggerated
• Matheson: Focus shifted after attacks
• USU lab uses sand grains to learn about artifacts, earthquakes and erosion
• USU lab uses sand grains to learn about artifacts, earthquakes and erosion
• Today, the anniversary of 9/11- is first, last and always a day of remembrance....
• Two motorcyclists seriously injured in TRAX collision
• Utah man, service dog booted out of restaurant
• Man critical after nearly drowning in Murray pool
• Suit: Is Utah stream access law constitutional?
• Terrorist attacks hastened one sailor’s military career
• Utah frequent flier copes with suspicion after 9/11
• Young Utah Muslim comes to terms with his name: Osama
• Late-night SLC hookup turns into Murray carjacking
• Healing Fields help people to never forget September 11; 9/11 (video)
• Salt Lake City Men’s Choir to perform at 2011 Utah State Fair Sunday (schedule)
• 9/11 essay: Still rising from the fall
• Vietnam-era vet: 9/11 was a wake-up call
• Airman traces path from Sept. 11 to Afghanistan
• Trib editor recalls ’80s stint working on top of the world in North Tower
• More young people leaving polygamous sect, aid workers say
• Roy stepfather suspected of killing 2-year-old
• Photos: A first look at New York's Sept. 11 memorial.
• Crews mopping up Jordan River’s mystery substance
• McEntee: Teaching ourselves the lessons of 9/11
• Living History: 19th-century New Mexican becomes a Utah gardener
• Mountain Meadows descendants take historical hike
• Attack on Utah gay man refocuses safety efforts
• Injuries common, preventable on Utah school grounds
• Utah bikers honor 9/11 victims with memorial ride
• Women’s Democratic Club condemns gay attacks
• Huntsman worth up to $71 million
• Photos: Dogs play at Liberty Park's pool
• Utah comfort food breakfast: chicken in a basket
• Hundreds attend faith vigil in Salt Lake decrying recent attacks
• S. Salt Lake I-80 leaper’s condition improves
• Two accused of attacking the repo man
• Firefighters expect last of lightning blazes snuffed by Sunday night
• Salt Lake City vigil condemns recent attacks against gay Utahns
• Utah forecast: Milder temperatures, thunderstorms this weekend
• Voters to winnow candidates in Provo council races
• Kolob Canyons wildfire nearing containment
• Saturday, September 10: first big day the 2011 Utah State Fair (photos, schedule
• ‘Demons from hell’ won’t let you forget my daughter, Utah killer told
• Ogden woman sentenced to prison for smothering one of her twin sons
• Salt Lake mayor plants 9/11 memorial tree in Liberty Park
• Ervil LeBaron’s daughter going to prison in connection with ’92 sect killings
• Utah Jazz: Rookie center Enes Kanter is like a yo-yo in Eurobasket competition
• Free Night of Theater becomes Free Month of Theater drawing
• Voters to winnow candidates in Provo council races
• Long-term job security for Utah teachers under scrutiny
• Question about U. professor’s doctorate becomes lawsuit fodder
• Mom faces homicide charge in baby’s drowning
• Parents: Draper meeting to focus on drug and alcohol prevention
• West High students learn train safety
• Eastbound I-80 near Park City to close Saturday
• Man hit by car while chasing his dog in Midvale traffic
• Woman dies after crashing into power line
• FSBO and Save Money?
• Rolly: Another official state symbol — skiing
• Salt Lake City Council race focuses on Walmart, Yalecrest
• Could government search for nuclear-waste site revive Skull Valley plan?
• Governor says Utah’s bond rating is solid
• UTA wants to be national leader in pedestrian safety
• Campbell: 9/11 brought a wave of government secrecy
• Craig Mecham hosts annual employee tenant luncheon
• Photography Exhibit at the 2011 Utah State Fair opens (slideshow)
• Republicans don’t agree on Utah Senate redistricting
• 9/11 Blind
• Warrior
• Sept. 9-15: Mystery Phrase
• For Utah family, Sept. 11 is day of loss and of life
• Westminster College president to retire
• Utah forecast: A windy, possibly wet weekend
• A Look Back: Photos from September 11, 2001
• Third gay Utahn attacked in two weeks
• National Guard, reserves vital to America’s war effort
• Governor Meets with Bond Rating Agencies in NYC Today
• Salt Lake City Council race focuses on Walmart, Yalecrest
• UDOT tweaks Legacy North to save homes, farms
• Witness describes robbery at Tongan Crip Gang trial
• Ann Cannon: We can’t let resentment over 9/11 poison us
• Beethoven's Ninth - September 11 Concert
• Utah’s members like some, pan most of Obama’s address
• Authorities investigate shots fired in Whiterocks
• Utah State Fair opens; Friday, September 9, 2011 schedule
• Jeffs files notice of appeal in sexual assault conviction
• Woman in critical condition after jumping off freeway
• Man rolls car downtown, arrested for DUI
• Herriman votes to join UPD tax district
• Real Salt Lake midfielder Will Johnson becoming a reluctant star for Canada
• Ogden Youth Center recovering after devastating burglary
• UDOT tweaks Legacy North to save homes, farms
• S.L. Council race focuses on Walmart, Yalecrest and the incumbent
• Ogden to resume negotiations with teachers
• Employee accused of stealing $100,000 from nonprofit
• Tribune wins records fight over firing of archaeologists
• Text of President Obama’s speech
• Governor appoints two to 3rd District judgeships
• Recovery Days celebrate transformation of Utah’s addicted
• Attack in Utah County being investigated as possible hate-motivated crime
• $21.5 Million for Materials Research
• Utah Congressional Delegation Supports Locally Driven Wilderness Approach
• Man arrested after break-in at Our Store
• Westminster College President to Retire, Effective July 2012
• Free HIV testing event announced
• Utahns could lose federal transit jobs
• Utah forecast: Increasing cloud cover, mostly cooler
• Contagion
• Danny Masterson @ Downstairs
• Charles Bradley @ State Room
• The Plastic Furs
• Zoo Rendezvous
• AARP: Utah scores high, low on long-term health care service
• Lehi man missing since Sunday
• Passerby’s timely 911 call saves burning West Jordan home
• Zion National Park blaze nearing containment
• Salt Lake City mayor appoints Roberts to justice court
• World Leader in Global Energy Business Announces Expansion into Utah
• Governor Herbert Issues Statement and Declaration on 9/11 Anniversary
• Tate Jensen’s family issues statement about murder-suicide
• Police investigate shooting at city park
• Walmart ‘wipes out’ at City Council rezone hearing
• In Huntsman’s living room, fans cheer on their man
• A decade later: Call to Utah volunteers to remember 9/11
• Man who shot brother-in-law not guilty of murder
• Is Utah the place for low-cost health insurance?
• In Huntsman’s living room, fans cheer on their man
• 9/11 attacks heightened Olympic security fears
• Only a few performance left of Grand Theatre’s Always … Patsy Cline
• ‘Back to the drawing board’ for Utah Senate redistricting
• Homeless man charged in attack at SLC shelter
• SLC man steals taxi at knifepoint
• 4,307 Herriman customers lose power
• A decade later: Call to Utah volunteers to remember 9/11
• NOM Claiming Victory in Yesterday’s Prop 8 Hearing
• Utahn accused of impersonating immigration cop faces new court date
• Utahn accused of impersonating immigration cop faces new court date
• Events planned in Utah commemorate 9/11
• Is the Tongan Crip Gang a criminal enterprise?
• Science film series returns to Salt Lake City library with new format
• McEntee: “Final Light” a must-see retrospective of Doug Snow’s art
• Missing student prompts changes in Canyons district
• Allgier back in Utah State Prison
• Huntsman suffers ‘sinus infection’ heading into debate
• Immigration questions likely in GOP debate
• Study: Salt Lake drivers improve after years of worsening
• Foreign Policy Lecture on 9/11 Looks to the Past for Future Deterrent
• A Guided Tour of the Human Brain, from the Inside Out
• Victim of gay bashing granted reparations, attackers up for parole
• Another study shows bipartisan business initiative will boost private sector gro...
• Anti-violence candlelight vigil planned
• Oil spills: Chevron settles with SLC and Utah
• Walmart strikes out on Salt Lake City east-bench pitch
• Exhibitors set up for the 2011 Utah State Fair (schedule, ticket info)
• Whiney Winers
• Not-So-Great Minds
• Quick on the Trigger
• UESP to give away college savings certificates in bookmark contest
• Utah weather: Clear, sunny and cooling
• Crews closing containment lines around Utah wildfires
• Prison guard accused of sexual relationship with inmate
• Your mugshot is online; it could be gone — for a price
• Ogden woman missing near Pineview Reservoir
• Riverton votes for UPD tax district annexation
• Provo could end ban on Sunday beer sales
• Did Utah four-day work week cost dad rights to his child?
• Cop impersonator pleads guilty
• Utahns asked to form ‘pink dot’ to show love for gay community
• Redistricting: Salt Lake County loses, Utah County gains
• Warren Jeffs files handwritten motion for new trial
• Ogden’s 8 mayoral hopefuls vary widely in donor dollars
• Rolly: Utah ambassador’s book gets a thumb down
• Local all-star games sponsored by Jimmer may be your only NBA action this fall
• Salt Lake City, state, Chevron reach oil spill settlement
• The Extinction of Experience: Can Love of Place Save the World?
• State wants ‘Sister Wives’ lawsuit dismissed
• Read Deseret News story on idea for growing the economy, reducing deficits
• Highway bill holdup in D.C. could cost Utah 8,910 jobs
• Utah governor to mark 9/11 anniversary on East Coast
• Auto-ped accident closes portion of 5400 South in Taylorsville
• 9/7 Westminster Opens Bicycle Collective on Campus
• College student from Utah loses legs while train-hopping
• Sex and chocolate: Utah kids know a lot about one, not the other
• Listen to Congressman Matheson's interview on KCPW
• Proud to receive U.S. Chamber of Commerce's 'Spirit of Enterprise' award today,...
• Habendum Clauses
• Anti-hate crime reward fund created by queer business alliance
• 9/11 commemoration: Day trip opportunities in Utah
• Move to “Take Back Utah” could cut open space
• Italian Verdicchio
• Carbs vs. No Carbs
• Blitzen Trappen, The Rapture
• Primary Preview
• Utah Co-op
• California Supreme Court to hear arguments on Prop 8 today
• Actual abuse of 5 Browns daughters went far beyond charges
• Cooler temperatures, dry skies forecast this week
• Online course offerings explode for Utah students
• Your mugshot is online; it could be gone — for a price
• Weekend Rewind: News you may have missed over holiday weekend
• Governor to Vote Early in Municipal Election Today
• State, media team up for disaster planning
• Do Utah’s San Juan River petroglyphs depict mammoths?
• Megaplex Theatres to open in October
• Pigeons racers get green light in Cottonwood Heights
• Pigeon racers get green light in Cottonwood Heights
• Rare book of Shakespeare’s plays on display at SUU
• For Utahns, not much to celebrate this Labor Day
• Salt Lake City No. 3 in U.S. mid-size cities for same-sex couples
• Harmons Emigration grand opening on September 14
• Newcomer, Mormon card spice up Salt Lake City race
• Woman injured, horse killed in Summit collision
• Authorities want to speak with man in connection with Layton fire
• Restaurant donates Labor Day food to Murray firefighters
• Mission provides Utah’s needy with Labor Day picnic
• Utah fatality was 2nd tragedy this year for Nevada family
• Most Utahns stayed close to home this summer
• Utah Pride Center launches Pink Dot project
• Nevada police pursuing leads in West Valley man’s death
• Kane County authorities identify plane crash victim
• Vandal changed sign to ‘Church of Utah’ at Capitol
• Debate over joining UPD splits Taylorsville council candidates
• Serious heroism in Beethoven’s Fidelio, coming to the Utah Opera
• Zion wildfire containment expected Monday night or Tuesday
• Rain, thunderstorms expected for Utah’s Labor Day
• Smoking Kills
• Liberty Park Drum Circle
• Two Barbecue Joints
• Smoked to Death
• Community, Criminal Minds
• Utopia Early Music
• West Valley City man killed in apparent hit-and-run in West Wendover
• Pilot killed in plane crash north of Kanab
• University of Utah students seek ASUU reform
• Rolly: After Alta High incident, racial sensitivity is high
• Witnesses in ’85 murder case say Provo police gave them cash, gifts
• Bust a gut, slap a knee at Great Salt Lake City Yoga Fest
• Utah State freshman Chuckie Keeton proves he is special in near-upset of Auburn
• Las Vegas teen dies in ATV accident in Brian Head
• Utah workers resume five-day work week Tuesday
• D.C. Notebook: Utah Sen. Mike Lee a little slow on ‘fast and furious’ question
• Former director of U.’s Middle East Center files lawsuit
• Former Utah lawmaker facing child porn, drug charges
• Utah peaches coming on strong despite late spring
• Woman critical after crashing scooter in Millcreek area
• Lehi climber survives 60-foot fall in Rock Canyon
• Rolly: Is Canyons District taking political correctness too far?
• Photos of the Brazilian Festival September 3, 2011
• Fatality followed UTA failure to act on warnings
• Tremonton man killed in Box Elder crash
• One dead in fatal crash in Box Elder County
• While Salt Lake County budget ails, reserves healthy
• Utah peaches coming on strong, despite late spring
• Community Rallies for Assault Victim
• 3 injured in Heber City helicopter crash
• Heber City helicopter crash seriously injures three
• Alzheimer’s patient returns home, unharmed
• Provo Canyon Scenic Byway: Fall colors mid-Sept to Oct
• Paragliding grandma celebrates 101 years with ride
• Racing into the ski season
• Experts: Europe needs more perfect union
• Laughter and sighs with University of Utah’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream
• N. Utah cougar sightings prompt warnings
• Labor Day forecast calls for rain in much of Utah
• Labor Day weekend: Forecast calls for cooler temperatures
• Big bucks infuse east-side council races
• Editor’s column: A sobering look at Utah’s middle class
• Editor’s column: A sobering look at Utah’s middle class
• Orem man exposes himself to 12-year-old
• Ice cream truck driver exposes himself in Midvale
• Living History: Utah’s Black Hawk War was the longest, costliest and bloodiest in state history
• Police say interviewer molested woman applying for jobs
• Police searching for missing Salt Lake County man
• Women in Business Conference - October 2011
• Event organizer found guilty of killing former worker
• Utah advocates for clean air scold Obama for position on smog
• Idaho teen athlete comes to Utah for surgery after coaches restart his heart
• Utah advocates for clean air scold Obama for ozone retreat
• Defense against terrorism a priority at Flaming Gorge Dam
• Utahns join D.C. anti-pipeline protest
• Utahns join D.C. anti-pipeline protest
• Can Susan Powell’s family win court battle over journals?
• Clowns know best: Recovered jewels are real
• McEntee: Note to legislators — don’t mess with GRAMA again
• McEntee: Note to legislators — don’t mess with GRAMA again
• Solar-panel project for Salt Palace back on track
• Joel Campbell: Salt Lake City’s GRAMA tracking system a model for others
• A Look Back: Memory Grove park
• Cops say Salt Lake attacks on gay men appear unrelated
• Guv plans to mark 9/11 anniversary with visits to memorial sites
• No primary in Bluffdale; two council candidates quit
• Summer’s not over, but flu vaccine available in Utah
• Former Draper police officer charged with drug counts
• Ann Cannon: Let mentally ill know they’re not alone
• Three Logan firefighters honored for June rescue
• 2 dead, including U football player’s wife, in West Valley City crash
• 10/4 Westminster Presents: When the White House Calls: From Immigrant Entrepreneur to U.S. Ambassador
• Utah Food Bank: September is Hunger Action Month
• Troubled teens abused at Utah-based schools, lawsuit claims
• Former Utah state employee charged in drivers license scam
• Advances in Asshology
• Does the GOP want to keep us down and stupid?
• Diamonds recovered in Utah may be linked to Denver heist
• Toy poodle credited with West Jordan fire rescue
• Provo police: Man shot out cop car window — as the officer watched
• A Look Back: Memory Grove park
• Utah forecast: Mostly cooler temperatures for Labor Day weekend
• Shake-up at ACLU of Utah raises questions
• Crews hope to snuff last of Utah’s major wildfires
• Sept. 2-8: Glimpsing Possibilities
• Cooks & Books
• Attack the Block
• Books-to-Movies 2011
• Sept. 2-8: Cryptic Intuitions
• Cops investigate attacks targeting gay men
• Governor Appoints New Board Members
• Utah political fundraising never stops
• Crews work 4-vehicle collision in West Valley
• 'Forever Dead' A Musical Parody
• BYU basketball: Brandon Davies rejoins team, still pales in comparison to Jimmer
• New report says Utah teacher salaries may not be so bad
• Central Utah Water Project funding may be plugged
• AARP: Younger Utah boomers face heightened risk of hunger
• Utah government returns to five-day workweek
• Tea party group looks for challenger to Hatch
• Rolly: Access to records means greater public safety
• Open records group sends ‘thorny issues’ to Legislature
• State commits $7M to Kane community’s water system
• Campaign aims to curb car idling in school zones
• Hostage standoff in West Jordan ends safely
• Think it’s easy to be a motorcycle cop? Guess again (video)
• More performances added to Hale's Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
• Hatch Family serves up Avenues comfort food
• Enjoyed tour of Coca-Cola bottling plant in Cedar City.
• Experienced Entrepreneur and Educator Picked to Lead University of Utah Technology Commercialization Office
• Gay dating site closing down
• Encouraging news from UPS St. George shipping facility. Business is up over last...
• Utah Rebellion serves as gathering for leather lovers
• ‘Breast Dialogues’ goes for enhancement
• Moab Pride plans activities and entertainment
• Undie Run is attracting thousands
• Salt Lake City Labor Day events: Swiss Days parade
• Fabulous Business: Butterfly Jac Salon honored by ‘Elle’ magazine
• Air, ground assault under way on Box Elder blaze
• Sanctity of marriage
• Fewer dogs equals more trash at Parleys Park
• Salt Lake County crafting Emigration Canyon’s future
• Redistricting now in Salt Lake County Council’s hands
• In second trial, Ogden man again convicted of murder
• Salt Lake County Dems tap Equality Utah staffer for open position
• Sons of Anarchy
• Skootching to Winter
• Eisley
• Big Movie Mouth-off @ Brewvies
• Utah weather: Cooling trend forecast for entire state
• UHP: Car vs. track hoe victim’s condition improved
• Mormon church buys property near Provo Tabernacle
• Authorities: Man neglects children while kidnapping mother
• State Government Returns to Five-Day Work Week
• Not as I do
• August heat gives way to cooler September
• Fire crews battle Box Elder County blaze
• Huntsman pitches wholesale tax overhaul
• Botched abortion case: Doc admits she misled Utah officials
• Warren Jeffs’ attorney facing drug charge
• Motorcyclist who died in Tuesday collision was a state prosecutor
• UHP trooper’s use of deadly force justified, D.A. says
• Ethics inquiry now targets Provo mayor
• More than one in five Utah schools fail to meet federal goals
• Grand America audit turns up undocumented workers
• Vernal man found guilty in slaying
• Huntsman’s pre-presidential PAC raised lots of cash
• Fewer dogs equals more trash at Parleys Park
• Brian David Mitchell transported to federal prison
• Utahn bound for East Coast to help with Hurricane Irene relief
• Vernal police officer arrested, resigns from force
• Mormon church buys property near Provo Tabernacle
• McEntee: For John Speros, memories of Lamb’s Grill Cafe span decades
• Students recognized for anti-drug artwork
• Lee endorses Wimmer for Utah congressional seat
• Man attacked outside of Salt Lake City gay club
• Real Salt Lake star Kyle Beckerman on track for national team success
• ‘Counselors on wheels’ intended to help patients in crisis
• Rollover crash claims life of North Logan man
• Jessica Kinghorn: Climb4Life
• Thievery Corporation
• Home Ocho
• Crews near containment on several lightning fires
• DEA says it has taken out Utah cell of Mexican drug cartel
• Cooling trend for Utah, but ‘Red Flag’ fire warnings in effect
• Provo police nab brothers in armed robbery of skateboarder
• Governor Announces Special Session Date
• Governor Herbert Makes Appointments to Third District Court
• Smooth Exit
• Bad Call
• Hatch campaign funds new book lauding the senator
• DOE hears from public on proposed gasification plant
• Motorcyclist killed in collision near Liberty Park
• Police urged to get training for dealing with mentally ill
• Store clerk charged with aggravated assault for attacking customer
• Paul Rolly: Parents take issue with physics teacher transfer from West High
• Chris Cannon fined for campaign violations
• Rio Tinto drilling for copper, gold near Eureka
• Lee endorses Wimmer for House bid
• Utah welcomes feds’ yielding to states on traffic sign rules
• Salt Lake County may reimpose hiring freeze
• Hatch aide to lead supercommittee staff
• Gay Mormon named to key local LDS leadership post in San Francisco
• Huntsman’s ad man jumps to new super PAC
• Redistricting now in Salt Lake County Council’s hands
• Climate activist DeChristopher keeps up criticism from jail
• Teen claims deputy forced her to strip, stand in snow
• Former Bishop aide takes state job
• North Logan man sent to prison for killing son
• If elected, Taylorsville candidate would serve alongside father-in-law
• Better housing called key to better lives for American Indians
• Rifle-toting suspect robs west Salt Lake store
• Great Q &A at U of U Hinckley Institute of Politics this morning. Talked jobs &...
• Activist walking across the country to stop in Salt Lake City
• Connecting across the stage with 9/11 Ten Years Later, coming to Kingsbury Hall
• Westminster?s Christy Seifert: The Next Stephanie Meyer or David Hasselhof?
• Obama’s immigration policy widens split in Utah GOP
• Thanks to Orbit Irrigation for sprinkling system tour. Company has new strategy...
• Utah weather: ‘Red Flag’ fire danger for western Utah
• Lightning-sparked fires, large and small, keep crews scrambling
• Primer on Great Wine
• Conditioning for Ski Racers
• Slow Food Utah Book Club
• Stephen Malkmus, Beirut
• Earth, Cubed
• Kimball Art Center: Relevant
• Vultures needed for environment: Center for Birds of Prey - Sept 3
• Lt. Governor Appoints New Chief of Staff
• Dr. Charles Payne to Speak at City Library on September 11, 2011
• Apparent murder-suicide leaves 2 men dead in Carbon County
• Leonardo to open in former Salt Lake library Oct. 8
• Utah State football: Ags should heed Utes, Cougars warnings using two-QB plan
• Ogden picks school board member to be superintendent
• Utah senators discuss redistricting behind closed doors
• Early voting starts Tuesday in Salt Lake County
• Zion curtain comes down on beer-only eateries
• Utah fire marshal dies after fitness test
• Jeffs in medically induced coma after fast in Texas
• Utah hospitals feeling pinch of national drug shortage
• Utah hospitals feeling pinch of national drug shortage
• Reptile man and city tangle over rules
• Sunday’s lighting storms sparks multiple fires
• UTA launches a ‘great train race’
• McEntee: Billie Jean King on facing down life’s changes
• Film studio for Park City still on the drawing board
• No more free concert viewing from hillside above Red Butte venue
• Kearns woman gets life in prison for fatally beating child
• Utah gives hookah the hook
• Moab Music Festival: Long Labor Day Weekend Sept 1 - 12
• Trial set for Bluffdale shooting victim accused of sex with a minor
• Trial set for Bluffdale shooting victim accused of sex with a minor
• Afghan family indicted in food stamp scheme pleads not guilty
• Apparent Carbon murder-suicide leaves 2 men dead
• Compromise is not a dirty word, James Baker tells Utah
• Annual Technology Commercialization Data Shows Steady Momentum
• Hill behind Red Butte Amphitheatre to Close for 2012 Concert Series
• Legislature anticipates lawsuits over redistricting; Utah democrats agree
• GOP lawmaker resigns after nude photos surface
• 12/7 Westminster College Jazz Ensemble Presents Holiday Concert
• 12/5 Westminster Chamber Orchestra Presents Holiday Concert
• HRC president to depart
• Apparent Carbon murder-suicide leaves 2 men dead
• Boy who accidentally shot self in head improving
• Nikita, Cougar Town
• Aug. 19-25: Build a Cloud
• Road Worriers
• Once Upon a Fable
• Photos from the lightning storm August 28, 2011
• Weekend Rewind: News you may have missed over the weekend
• Weather to get drier, cooler this week
• Outdoor Eats
• Ownership Transfer Of Flagstaff's Pine Canyon To Silver Leaf Financial
• Sixth Annual Native American Summit
• Controversial Kanab gasification plant weighed
• Moments from death, Utahn wins back her life
• Controversial Kanab gasification plant weighed
• Evanston man drowns in Bear Lake while retrieving boat
• Is Utah’s team in Washington dysfunctional?
• CEO builds Utah’s Moran Eye Center into world-class eye care, research hub
• Utah’s Medicaid not the budget-buster you might think
• Utah’s Medicaid not the budget-buster you might think
• Businesswoman appointed to Utah liquor board
• August 25 Sugar House streetcar community visioning workshop, Part II
• August 25 Sugar House Streetcar community visioning workshop, Part I
• Tea Party Express to rally in Draper Sunday night
• Grant Thornton Utah Women Charity Golf Classic Sept 26th
• Utah football: Quarterback Jordan Wynn is Utes beach bum answer to Pac-12 glory
• Motorcyclist killed in Summit County crash
• Little Plant has Big Stories to Tell
• Drowsy driving suspected in truck rollover in Washington County
• Former Secretary of State James Baker featured at conference
• Undocumented immigrant tries to navigate an uncertain future
• Utah liquor probe could open giant can of worms
• Death penalty sought for 2 in killing of Wendover teen
• Somalis in Utah ask for help to ease African famine
• McEntee: In Torrey, newcomers and oldtimers try to get along
• Pioneer Theatre Company Announces Open Adults' Auditions for Annie
• Wendover’s nuclear secrets revealed
• Man assaulted, injured in West Valley apartment
• Utah campuses explore role of grassroots civil rights activism
• 3,000 Salt Lake homes without power Saturday
• Teen accidentally shoots himself at Davis County gun range
• Teen accidentally shoots himself at Davis County gun range
• A lot of dirt, and some news, kicked up in latest Powell flurry
• Battle over Utah GOP gag order falls flat
• Wendover’s nuclear secrets revealed
• Living History: Dale Morgan was Utah’s history colossus
• $3M donation gives Spanish Fork rodeo arena a lift
• Utah organ donor monument unveils 472 new honorees
• An old letter sheds new light on the Joe Hill murder case
• Motorcycles help raise funds with Park City charity ride
• Motorcycles help raise funds with Park City charity ride
• Tickets now on sale for Salt Lake’s reborn Greek Theatre Festival
• Lightning-sparked southern Utah wildfires have crews scrambling
• UHP identifies Colorado woman killed in I-70 crash
• Utah weather: Hot and occasionally wet through weekend
• Aug. 26-Sept. 1: Fertile Phase
• Prairie dog fence planned for Parowan airport
• ‘Stuff we were looking for’: Police pore over Powell home evidence
• Lightning causes multiple wildfires in central Utah
• Salt Lake County Home Sales Up Sharply in July 2011
• Rolly: Federal stimulus: a taxpayer friendly plan?
• Vernal man killed in collision with school bus
• Vernal driver is killed in crash with stopped school bus
• School buses now cleaner, greener
• Highway Patrol: I-70 crash kills woman in Utah
• Highway Patrol: I-70 crash kills Colorado woman
• Texas appeals court upholds conviction against FLDS man
• Principal of school for the deaf in Millcreek resigns, chastising leadership
• Oldest Utah residents talk history, celebrate long life
• Deep budget cuts coming for Utah’s mentally ill
• McEntee: In Torrey, newcomers and oldtimers try to get along
• Kearns fitness center raises taxes — but not tax bills
• There will be a doctor in the house — the Utah House
• Former Secretary of State James Baker featured at Hatch senior conference in Salt Lake City
• Rolly: Utah’s fringe getting weirder
• Salt Lake City to unveil new mobile phone app
• Ann Cannon: SERIOUSLY? I SHOUT ON MY CELLPHONE!?
• Former Layton administrator strikes deal in federal court
• Former Layton administrator strikes deal in federal court
• Authorities recover all guns, some drugs stolen from Blanding Police Department
• UCCD begins annual lecture series at Westminster College
• Jailed Teenagers Teach Westminster Students Invaluable Lessons
• 9/3 Westminster Presents Jason Derulo in Concert
• Westminster Professor Recognized for Excellence in Public Health Education
• New study validates the fiscal soundness of bill to allow private sector capital...
• Weekend forecast for Utah: Hot and wet
• A Look Back: Hill Air Force Base in the mid-1900s
• S. Salt Lake police warn of ‘money fraud’ scams
• Zion National Park part of DUI crackdown
• 2-alarm field blaze doused by Salt Lake City firefighters
• Holladay council postpones Village Center decision
• Wine & Cheese Benefit Party
• The Devil's Double
• Our Idiot Brother
• Utah comfort food garden: potatoes
• Governor Appoints Susan Devey to DABC Commission
• Ogden city spent $434,000 without council approval
• Salt Lake County to roll out weekly curbside recycling
• Utah bones may end Denver murder mystery
• Utah’s fringe getting weirder
• Ogden city spent $434,000 without council approval
• Helicopters fighting wildfire at Camp Williams
• Salt Lake City officer killed in 1883 honored with plaque
• This year, school’s not cool for many Utah students
• Walmart likely to lose big Salt Lake City Council vote
• Walmart likely to lose big Salt Lake City Council vote
• Mosquito-abatement ban rebuffed by judge
• Two children start house fire in Springville
• Lightning causes second fire in two days near Herriman
• Lightning blamed for two more Salt Lake County blazes
• Great to meet GEAR UP students from SLC's East and West High Schools. Program o...
• California fugitive found at Avenues home
• Reward offered in St. George bank robbery
• Afternoon classes canceled for University of Utah football opener
• Herbert calls Obama policy ‘amnesty,’ defends Utah law
• Police remove computers, boxes from Powell home
• Census: More Utahns say ‘I do’
• Court reverses murder conviction in death of Magna woman
• Jordan Aqueduct repaired after bulldozer damage
• Gay man named to top spot at Apple
• Disabled teens invited to Kamas dance
• The gayest city in America goes to…
• Train hits stalled car in West Wendover
• Fatal Iowa beating not a hate crime, police say
• 9/12 Westminster Presents Chevrefoil
• Thanks to Unified Fire in SL County for the ride-a-long this week. Well-trained,...
• Lingerie Football League
• Back-to-School Donations
• Uncle Scam
• Velour's Corey Fox
• Bar Deluxe & Muscle Hawk
• Finding inspiration in living: Next to Normal coming to Pioneer Theatre Company
• Walmart rezoning opposition ‘inflamed’ by rumors of gasoline sales - Part II
• Walmart rezoning opposition ‘inflamed’ by rumors of gasoline sales - Part I
• Westminster Welcomes Historic Number of Out-of-State Students
• Who created jobs: Perry, Romney or Huntsman?
• Cold case investigation of murdered gay Utahn reopened
• Utah Association of Professional Landmen September Meeting
• Utah Mormon bishop accused of failing to report child abuse
• Libyan rebels seize Gadhafi compound
• Cooking on deadline: A beautiful, simple and refreshing caprese salad
• Heart attack kills Philly cheesesteak stand owner
• Official: Nicaragua would consider Gadhafi asylum
• Wrangling over east-bench Walmart rages on
• Bluffdale picks new council member
• Mormons More Passive-Aggressive
• Passive-Aggressive Mormons
• 8-Pack of Tasty Brewha
• Utah Beer Festival 2011
• Mitt Smitten
• East coast evacuations begin ahead of Hurricane Irene
• Stubborn wildfires keep crews busy in west, central Utah
• Sandy cops seize pot farm, suspect in late Tuesday raid
• Utah weather: Hot today, possible thunderstorms ahead
• Walk aims to increase suicide awareness, prevention
• Way beyond fetch: Service dogs help the disabled
• Rebels battle Libyan forces near Gadhafi compound
• Contract awarded for work on West Valley City’s new Promenade
• UTOPIA excited about prospects in Centerville
• There’s something in the way she airbrushes the Beatles
• Stocks rise; on track for third day of gains
• Obama moves to ax hundreds of regulations
• Autos, aircraft lifted July durable goods orders
• Bored of Education
• The Sustainer-in-Chief
• Tax and be damned
• Hunting may not be in cards for Utah soldiers who weren’t deployed
• David Brooks: Lending a hand at no interest
• Global warming: Hope and fear
• Costly degrees
• Herbert blows smoke
• Gay love in public
• Misleading headline
• Role of business
• Presidential bus
• Proudly ignorant
• Sympathy for evil
• Carolyn Hax: Accept limitations of dating a single dad
• 27 hits, 23 runs for Bees in win
• Women’s college soccer: BYU routs Utah
• Weaver gives team ‘discount’ at $85 million
• Utah football: Utes far behind Pac-12 rivals in budget race
• Toddler dies after brother shoots her with BB gun
• Libyan rebels storm seat of Gadhafi’s power
• Pioneer Theatre Company Presents 'Next To Normal'
• City Library To Host Four-Day Conference Addressing Cultural And Religious Pluralism
• Back to School for Salt Lake City - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Prep volleyball: Cottonwood finishes strong in 3-1 win over Viewmont
• GOP cameraman following Utah Democratic boss
• Toyota debuts updated Camry amid tough competition
• Hang glider goes down near Sandy
• Hang glider goes down near Sandy
• Food briefs: SLC cook wins ‘Heart-Healthiest’ contest
• Loaded gun gets passenger arrested at Salt Lake airport
• Obama moves to ax hundreds of regulations
• 2011 drop in U.S. new-home sales could be worst yet
• 2011 drop in U.S. new-home sales could be worst yet
• Dish asks FCC to let it build network for bundling
• Stock market still shaky
• Hurricane Irene seen as threat to the East Coast
• Sports briefs for Wednesday
• Sports briefs for Wednesday
• West High shake-up has parents, students shook up
• GOP operative following, filming Utah Democratic chief
• West High shake-up has parents, students shook up
• Tea party support slipping in Utah
• Anti-Godfrey website factors into debate coverage
• High mercury in fish prompts three new Utah warnings
• 25 years later, memories of Pan Am hijacking still haunt Utahn
• Real Salt Lake: The incredible shrinking soccer team
• Two years after ‘American Idol,’ Megan Joy’s ready for close-up
• BYU Football: Redshirt freshman Jordan Johnson emerges as a kick returner
• Scott D. Pierce: ‘Doctor Who’ will not be saving Hitler’s life
• Utah Health Exchange: ‘sideshow’ or national plan foil?
• Susan Powell’s husband, father must stay 500 feet apart
• Unfreezing billions crucial to Libyan economy after Gadhafi
• Biden lauds Japan’s resolve during visit to tsunami zone
• Authorities searching for pot growers near Cedar City
• Strauss-Kahn a free man after D.A. dismisses case against him
• Guv: Pardons unlikely in Cub Scout killings
• Quake rocks Washington, D.C., area
• Former BYU quarterback Max Hall injures shoulder
• Lawmaker proposes making school districts pay for college remediation
• Lawmaker proposes making school districts pay for college remediation
• Nevada’s Sen. Harry Reid to make 'special announcement' at SUU
• Godless billboard sponsors want to promote ‘humanism’
• Westminster opens soccer season
• Prep football: Taylorsville QB is a leader on and off the field
• TV preview: Roseanne returns to Salt Lake City
• Join us at 7 p.m. Friday for our first prep football chat of the season
• UVU announces men’s hoops schedule
• Def Leppard, Heart and Evan Watson perform for every generation
• Court revives misconduct claims against Utah
• First day, first grade, new language? No problem
• Fire claims most of West Valley City home
• Utah’s D.C. offices evacuated, staffers safe after quake
• Chris D. Hansen Approved to Sit on the Utah Board of Oil, Gas and Mining
• Utah Mining Association Annual Convention
• Polygamous town officials plead not guilty in AZ court
• Oregon and Utah: Two takes on the Bard
• BYU Basketball: Cougars routed by Greek National Team
• Draper resident says Wetlands Park a fire hazard
• Former BYU QB Max Hall re-injures shoulder
• Man arrested for sexual assault of girl at Liberty Park
• Former Utahn publishes views of national parks from space (photos)
• Libyan rebels storm seat of Gadhafi’s power
• University of Utah psychiatric hospital expanding
• University of Utah psychiatric hospital expanding
• Staff in D.C. all safe. Buildings have been checked out by engineers for any st...
• Tommy Stinson’s new CD proceeds to help Haiti kids
• Facebook to let users pre-approve photo tags
• D.A.: No criminal charges in officer’s ‘unjustified’ shooting
• Utah girl dies after brother shoots her with BB gun
• BYU Football: These aren’t your dad’s Cougar receivers
• Scott D. Pierce: BYUtv, Longhorn Network are not the same
• Roosevelt man killed in rollover
• Utah weather: Hot, dry and hazy statewide
• Prep girls’ soccer analysis • Midvalley
• Wreck briefly delays TRAX trains
• Prep girls’ soccer analysis • South valley
• Books: Alexandra Fuller documents her African childhood
• Kirby: Gift of time with a loved one grander than gold
• Prep girls’ soccer analysis: Davis County
• Utah business briefs
• Report: Sprint to get iPhone in October
• BYU Football: Cougars agree to a two-game series with Houston
• New sex allegations in Susan Powell case
• Quake rocks Washington area, felt on East Coast
• Bagley cartoon: When Elephants Fight
• Warren Jeffs to be housed in solitary Texas prison cell
• Prep girls’ soccer: West’s Murphy a small, powerful scorer
• Family helps Glen Campbell fight the darkness
• Westminster students lend a hand around Salt Lake City
• Your town in brief: Share your thoughts on the Sugar House streetcar
• Davis County eyes changes to animal control ordinances
• Chaffetz surprises Utah Tea Party over senate run
• Prep football: Former Ute Brady looks to make Tooele great again
• Your town in brief: Meet the mayor
• Prep girls’ tennis: Skyline star gets boost from twin returning to the court after illness
• Tebow debate goes on in Denver — and it’s a problem
• Male chastity? There’s a patent for that
• South Salt Lake park goes to the dogs
• I-84 rollover in Summit County critically injures man, woman
• Utah ski resort promoter headed for prison
• Stocks jump; Dow notches best gain in 2 weeks
• Largest Colorado quake since 1967 shakes homes
• Maxwell’s offers East Coast pizza, served with mountain west style
• Some ideas to grow the economy and boost hiring in e-newsletter. You can sign up...
• Male bisexuality exists, study says
• Resurrecting the recipe for a classic French-style fish boil
• Fresh blackberries for refined tastes
• Maxwell’s offers East Coast pizza, served with mountain west style
• New-home sales fell 0.7 percent in July
• FDIC: Number of problem banks fell to 865 in Q2
• Kate Winslet helps rescue Richard Branson’s mother from fire (video)
• Hurricane Irene marks 1st big US threat in years
• UDOT: I-15 off-ramp to Provo Center Street closed
• Boot Camp Workouts
• Murder vs. Self-defense
• Batman 101
• Chris 'n' Dave's Boiled Peanuts
• Stocks open higher for second day in a row
• Pineview victim was a dedicated swimmer, scientist
• Utah weather: Hot, dry and hazy statewide
• Police looking for man who assaulted 5-year-old at Liberty Park
• Gadhafi's forces weaken; NATO vows to continue fight
• Ogden homeowner frustrated over ongoing damage
• 20-year-old’s death spotlights dangers of hiking
• Famous WWII sub USS Harder to be saluted Wednesday in Utah
• Mitt Romney’s $12M mansion “is inadequate”
• List: World Wide Web is older than incoming college freshmen
• Draper cop quits after alleged drug use
• Buy the doughnut
• Lessons of Libya
• Egan: Nature without the nanny state
• Tears for peers
• Becker’s silly idea
• Curbing idling
• No EPA in China
• One big seminary
• Oda’s ‘stupid’ logic
• From the throne
• Concerns over Libyan rebel unity raises if Gadhafi falls
• Obama: Libya’s future ‘in the hands of its people’
• Minor league baseball: 10th-inning homer lifts Colorado Springs over Salt Lake
• Tuesday’s TV/radio programming
• Sports briefs • Zach Randolph residence is searched
• Utah football: Coaches adjusting to new roles
• Monson: Hey, sports fans, it’s time to rein in your emotions
• Acoustics at normally swell arena doom Death Cab for Cutie
• Prep girls’ soccer: Granger wins big on new home field, beats Carbon 5-0
• Gallery: Death Cab For Cutie performs August 22, 2011
• Prep football: Former Buff Brady looks to make Tooele great again
• Body of Utah man who drowned in Flaming Gorge recovered
• Oil falls on prospect that Libya crude will return
• Utah partnership with Mexican state limited by federal cap
• Big Fourth of July weekend boosts Utah resorts
• Powerful Hurricane Irene heads toward Bahamas, US
• Utah football notes: Utes are in regular-season mode
• BYU football notes: Only a few newcomers will play; rest will redshirt
• Siblings accused in crime spree charged
• Former Holladay Radio Shack manager is charged with theft
• Salt Lake Acting Company extends their run of Saturday’s Voyeur 2011
• Perry says no to ‘Obamacare’
• Davis County approached concerning Jordan River OHV area
• Davis County approached concerning Jordan River OHV area
• Alexandra Fuller documents her African childhood
• Prep football: Viewmont riding high after starting season with gritty win
• This offseason, Utah Blaze look to bring back players, fans
• Prosecutors seek to dismiss charges against Strauss-Kahn
• Lawmakers endorse citizen map for new school board boundaries
• Vandalism erased, playground for deaf students debuts
• Chaffetz won’t challenge Hatch for Senate seat
• Utah looks healthy compared to rest of country
• NFL notes: Raiders take a flier on Terrelle Pryor
• NFL notes: Raiders take a flier on Terrelle Pryor
• Utah’s top Dem takes redistricting fight south
• Greyson Chance hopes to move beyond internet fame
• Wayne Newton to attend premiere of Dixie State College documentary
• War, in boredom and terror, in ‘Armadillo’
• Call center seeking employees for Medicare sales
• NFL fan violence: Handful of hooligans has become a boatload
• Study warns pipeline could double Vegas water bills
• Study finds hospitals giving faster heart care
• Utah partnership with Mexican state limited by federal cap
• Moving to middle school: How parents can help the transition
• Big Fourth of July weekend boosts Utah resorts
• Drunken driver gets up to 25 years for causing fatal crash
• Hurricane Irene heads toward U.S. Southeast
• Gallery: High wire artist attempts world record
• McEntee: Redistricting effort renews need for independent commission
• Wind, solar projects eligible for cash rebates
• Holograms of new SLC police HQ on display
• Gallery: King Memorial Opens in DC
• King memorial’s opening in D.C. draws somber crowd
• A.G.: Casey Anthony should serve probation
• U.S. won’t have bidon 2020 Olympics
• Wild swings in stock market knock out IPOs
• USU football: Polynesian players flocking back to Utah State
• Utah football: Coaches adjusting to new roles
• More Americans at risk of foreclosure in Q2
• More Americans at risk of foreclosure in Q2
• West Valley City considers changing setbacks for pools
• University of Utah Offers Book Arts Certificate
• Utah teen angler crowned national bass champion
• Prettyman: Patagonia supports DeChristopher
• Adele: On an emotional roll
• Making sunshine-colored vinegar from Utah honey
• Park City calls timeout on plan to buy-down massive project
• Survey: Small raises for salaried workers in 2012
• Search called off for Aussie missing in Uintas
• Son sentenced to prison for dad’s death
• Oil falls on prospect that Libya crude will return
• Jason Chaffetz will not challenge Orrin Hatch for US Senate
• Jimmer Fredette to host pair of exhibitions at Maverik, Marriott centers
• Gangs may have sparked Niners-Raiders fan violence (videos)
• Provo man allegedly texted, sexually assaulted teen girl
• Prep girls’ soccer analysis: Granger Lancers, Week 2
• Prep girls’ soccer analysis • Cyprus Pirates, Week 2
• Bright spots emerge in Utah job scene
• Prep girls’ soccer analysis: Rowland Hall Winged Lions, Week 2
• Your town in brief: Doggie swim
• Prep girls’ soccer analysis: Park City Miners, Week 2
• 20-year-old’s death spotlights dangers of hiking
• Despite fears, ho-hum West Nile Virus season so far in Utah
• Prep girls’ soccer analysis: Judge Memorial Bulldogs, Week 2
• Prep girls’ soccer analysis: Highland Rams, Week 2
• Prep girls’ soccer analysis: East Leopards, Week 2
• Ex-Buckeye Terrelle Pryor taken by Raiders in NFL’s supplemental draft
• Prep girls’ soccer analysis: West Panthers, Week 2
• Your town in brief: Meet the candidates night
• Murray flood victims have week to finish claims
• U.S. politics more religious than U.S. voters
• Police seek man who attacked two women in laundry room this spring
• Your town in brief: Clearfield watermelon-eating contest
• Teen arrested in two rapes
• Prep football: Highland
• Bagley cartoon: Mission Accomplished . . . No, Really
• Photos of the day for August 22, 2011
• Perry says no to ‘Obamacare,’ but what’s his plan?
• Utah State University women’s soccer: Shantel Flanary earns WAC honor
• Hockey: Utah Grizzlies acquire All-Star defenseman Ryan Turek
• Park City gold medalist Steve Holcomb wins luge event
• Corporate giving
• Free U. of Phoenix workshops target job-search skills
• Dinner to raise money for scholarships
• Ford, Toyota to work together on hybrid trucks
• Westminster Freshman Extend a ?Helping Hand? to the Local Community
• Retired Air Force major gets jail for enticing minor
• Two injured in weekend shooting at WVC home
• With incentive, eBay to build Utah center, add 2,200 jobs
• Equality Utah fundraiser attracts record-breaking crowd
• Freeway crashes snarling traffic
• Magazine: Wells Fargo ninth-safest bank in N. America
• Woman dies after being hit by boat in Pineview Reservoir
• eBay wants to build Draper center, employ 2,200
• How to handle the homeless? Salt Lake City Council hopefuls weigh in
• Brett Favre to Indianapolis Colts? Owners tweets fuel rumors
• Bucket O' Crawfish
• Lower Learning
• Art Nosh
• Ririe-Woodbury: Momentum
• Josh Powell willing to meet with FBI — for a price
• Stocks open higher, break 4-week losing streak
• Delta to order of 100 Boeing jets in rebuff to Airbus
• Above-normal temps welcome back students
• Tripoli falls to Libyan rebels
• Libya’s bizarre leader Gadhafi defiant to end
• Weekend Rewind: News you may have missed over the weekend
• A tale of two state parks: Anasazi and Otter Creek
• IRS sets new quarterly interest rates
• Governor Herbert Orders Flags Lowered in Honor of Petty Officer 1st Class Jared Day
• eBay Inc. Announces Major Expansion in Utah E-commerce leader will add jobs at new site proposed in Draper
• Dual dock keeps your iGear charged
• Survey: Cellphones a lifeline, boredom staller
• Poptop review: Cenac’s first special wryly funny
• Poptop review: Deluxe treatment for ‘O Brother, Where Art Thou?’ soundtrack
• Scott D. Pierce: Soap opera fans lashing out at wrong people
• Holladay: Apartments or offices at proposed Village Center?
• Don’t let bitter divorce swallow you whole
• New math classes coming to ninth grade
• Simpson gets first PGA win
• Denver rookie defends hit
• Brandi Carlile dazzles like shooting star at Red Butte
• Lightning strikes ignite fires in Box Elder County
• Tripoli falls to rebels
• Preventing misguided genetic tests saves money
• About 2,000 gallons of gasoline spill in West Bountiful
• NFL • Washington Redskins’ John Beck looking good in battle of the QBs
• NASCAR • Kyle Busch extends series lead with win
• Monday’s TV/radio programming
• Minor league baseball • Salt Lake Bees earn 6-5 victory over the Colorado Springs Sky Sox
• Sports briefs • Novak Djokovic’s winning streak ends
• Cedar City man drowns
• Cedar City man drowns
• Praises, prayers at Christian Worship Festival
• Prep volleyball: Traditional cellar-dwelling Huskies ready to storm 4A
• Josh Powell willing to meet with FBI — for a price
• Missing details
• Synchronized stoplights
• GOP got taxes wrong
• Be an example
• Must have misheard
• Toss the bad apples
• Shale skepticism
• Height of selfishness
• While Rome burns
• Hamas official: Gaza militants agree to cease-fire on border
• Golf: Riverbend Club Championship results
• Syria’s Assad warns against intervention
• Despite the talk, GOP may OK tax increase
• Afghan election officials to expel 9 legislators
• Norway unites at candlelit memorial service for 77 massacre victims
• Families maintain hope Iran will release hikers
• Dominique Strauss-Kahn’s accuser is depressed, lawyer says
• Pope tells Catholic youths to ‘swim against the tide’ of a false society
• Utah State football: Aggies’ offense shows improvement
• BYU football: How will independent Cougars measure success?
• Weber State football: Quarterback Mike Hoke brings own style to Wildcats
• Biden to China: Don’t worry about assets in U.S., ‘You’re safe’
• BYU scientists link corn gene to early human cultivation
• Visual art notes: One woman’s life in art, a show of great books and Utah’s beloved painter.
• NFL notes: Arizona Cardinals, Larry Fitzgerald agree to $120M deal
• Vehicle fire on I-15 in Sandy slowing traffic
• Vehicle fire on I-15 in Sandy slowing traffic
• Utah football: Utes’ defense will feature variety of looks
• Photos of the day for August 21, 2011
• Flash flood warning, small stream flood advisory in effect
• Salt Lake City Council hopefuls weigh in on homelessness
• Rolly: Ex-state employee finds records not so open
• Germany’s Merkel renews rejection of eurobonds
• Libya rebels in Tripoli, Gadhafi defenses collapse
• South Dakota schools cut costs with 4-day week
• Deaf man’s fight to join Army is thus far falling on deaf ears
• Fishing Spot of the Week — Logan River
• SLC oil-spill continues to cost Chevron big bucks; testing to resume
• Lightning strikes ignite score of fires in Box Elder County
• Districts debate proving divisive in Herriman
• Monson: Jake Heaps will have a monster year and 11 other things bound to happen
• BYU scientists links corn gene to early human cultivation
• NFL roundup: Alex Smith gets mixed reaction at home, leads 49ers to win over Raiders
• MLS roundup: Chivas USA earns draw at Colorado
• Real Salt Lake coach questions team’s resolve after crushing 3-2 loss at Houston
• UTOPIA excited about prospects in Centerville
• Jim Thome tips his hat to Phillies’ manager
• Minor league baseball: Bees lose sixth straight
• Golf: Holes in one
• A thing of beauty: Brighton student’s guitar wins in woodworking
• Nevada search for Susan Powell ends; mystery lingers
• Gallery: Wieber wins first U.S. Gymnastics Championships title
• One week after stage collapse, Sugarland rebounds in Utah
• Gallery: Brazil takes U20 World Cup 3-2 over Portugal
• Southern Utah football: Brad Sorensen on target during scrimmage
• Photos of the day for August 20, 2011
• Bill Oram: In Week 1, Lehi gets a win — and so do the rest of us
• NASCAR: Penske Racing gears up for Michigan
• Golf: Webb Simpson surges to lead in Wyndham Championship
• Baseball: Alex Rodrigues to return to New York Yankees’ lineup Sunday
• Report: U.S. hikers sentenced to 8 years in Iran jail
• Deaths of Egyptian soldiers test treaty with Israel
• Libyan rebels say they are attacking Tripoli
• Sports briefs: Djokovic to face Murray, Sharapova to meet Jankovic
• Are teachers underpaid? Half of Utahns think so
• Reuniting Joplin’s victims, pictures
• Frustration over 2nd-most abused pain drug
• Utah high school students teach English in Taiwan
• Problem-solving educator is Teacher of the Year
• For Judge Hilder, an exit from controversy and on to new legal horizons
• Desmond Bishop forgets ID, misses Packers’ White House visit
• Boy makes $50,000 hockey shot, but may hear penalty whistle
• Boy makes $50,000 hockey shot, but may hear penalty whistle
• Lawyer: Strauss-Kahn accuser to meet prosecutors
• Utahns raise funds in annual Walk to Cure Diabetes
• Prep football notes: Visiting Region 9 teams score surprise wins
• Rally calls for local control of Utah’s public lands
• Rubber Ducky Derby raises Make-A-Wish funds
• Iraq militants: Violence is to avenge bin Laden
• North Korean leader Kim Jong Il arrives in Russia
• After death row, a new chance at freedom for West Memphis Three member
• Editor column: Overhaul improves www.TribPreps.com for users
• Kennedy or Keeton? It’s time for USU to name a starting QB
• Plane crash kills 12 in Canada
• Huntsman hits Perry on climate change, Fed
• The Week Ahead
• Months later, Rep. Giffords now knows who gunman killed
• Visit a Utah State Park: Odwalla will donate a tree
• Gehry project, other grand plans stall in Utah County
• Electronic waste to be collected at Sugarhouse Park
• Republicans ramp up balanced-budget push
• Firefighters remove 8-year-old West Valley boy from chimney
• Rivals chase CNBC during latest market crisis
• Obama to Congress: Work together to help those without jobs
• Deployment scuttled, Utah soldiers scramble back into civilian life
• Vernal native Gordon Gee copes with Ohio State football scandal
• Brian T. Smith: Utah Jazz coach Tyrone Corbin reconnects with family during NBA lockout
• Big victory for Libyan rebels; noose tightens on Gadhafi
• In Iraq, youngest U.S. troops bore the heaviest toll
• Utah Yellow Pages firm accused of distribution fraud
• BYU football: Nonstarters get their chance at final camp scrimmage
• Watercooler: How to plan a career change or path
• Prep football: Bingham continues its winning ways in season-opener
• Post-9/11 golden decade for defense firms nears end
• Utah brothers match land stewardship with economics
• In wireless world, it’s about the patents arms race
• Record industry braces for artists’ battles over song rights
• Utah football: Offense finds consistency with Wynn
• Critical issues for Sugar House residents reflected on Open City Hall
• Huntsman pounds Perry on climate change and Fed
• Utah comfort food garden: zucchini
• Father-in-law, father of missing Susan Powell argue Saturday in Puyallup, Wash.
• Nevada search for Susan Powell ends, mystery remains
• Utah weather: Chances for thunderstorms, showers increasing
• Oklahoma No. 1 in AP Top 25; Utes, Cougs unranked
• Monson: Jake Heaps will have a monster year and 11 other things bound to happen
• Salt Lake actors get shot at national reading of Terrence McNally’s Some Men
• TRAX train strikes and kills man in downtown Salt Lake City
• Salt Lake City bomb squad detonates explosive device
• Rollover temporarily closes Interstate 80, sparks fire
• New Mexico hero who saved girl says he’s illegal
• 3 men convicted in 1993 Cub Scout slayings go free
• Study: Utah schools award more degrees with less debt
• Contract awarded for work on West Valley City’s new Promenade
• Will Obama’s schism with liberal base cost him votes in 2012?
• Baby Boom, Codger Boom? Billions spent to counter aging
• Prep football: Alta beats Timpview 35-14 (with photo gallery)
• Egypt recalls ambassador to Israel over ambush
• Border smuggling: Prescription drugs smugged — south
• PROMISES, PROMISES: US safer but not safe enough
• Prosecutors want another shot at Clemens trial
• Governor Herbert Orders Flags Lowered in Honor of Petty Officer 1st Class Jason Workman
• Prep football: Hurricane overwhelms Skyline 33-14
• Prep football: Colts stampede Westlake 36-13 in opener
• Prep football: Power outage forces Brighton, Davis to 0-0 draw
• Prep football: Nerves of Steele boost Viewmont to OT win over Woods Cross
• Prep football: Freshman QB leads Jordan over Fremont 19-12
• German tourist killed by lightning at Bryce Canyon
• Barbecue group books two more Utah conventions
• One Cheap Chick: Daily-deals sites are cool, but look closely
• Prep football: Highland runs the playbook to top West 44-14
• The creepy king is dead: Burger King wants to freshen its image
• Prep football: Dons hit the ground running in 3A debut
• State women’s soccer: Utah State beats Weber State 1-0 at Rio Tinto Stadium
• Bees’ strength, defense, fails as they’re swept at home by Iowa
• Prep football: Lone Peak dominates Bountiful 37-0
• NFL preseason roundup: Ex-BYU star John Beck plays well in win over Colts
• College football notes: Miami president gets vote of confidence
• Utah moving closer to getting its first nuclear power plant
• Book review: Diffenbaugh’s ‘The Language of Flowers’
• Book review: Pollock’s ‘The Devil All the Time’
• PGA Tour: Tommy Gainey leads by 3; Utahn Daniel Summerhays in tie for 2nd
• Golf: Sandy resident Mike Weir’s season ends with elbow surgery
• Texting, grand theft auto style; alarms pose risk
• Rollover closes westbound I-80 at Parleys Canyon
• Taliban storm British compound in Kabul; 8 dead
• 20 killed in Syria despite Assad’s pledge to UN
• Utah football: Jordan Wynn feeling better but Utes’ offense still ailing
• College football: BYU, Weber State to play for first time since 1970s
• Huntsman sheds moderate label on abortion
• Ex-chairman feels ‘betrayed’ by Utah’s ousted liquor boss
• Biffle wins first pole since 2008
• Saturday’s TV/radio programming
• Biffle wins first pole since 2008
• Photos from Utah Utes’ Friday football practice
• Salt Lake man charged after cocaine discovery at airport
• Salt Lake County Dems tap Equality Utah operative
• Cottonwood Heights man charged in connection with operating illegal gambling operation
• Utah teacher wins national social studies award
• NFL notes: Has Brady Quinn leapfrogged Tim Tebow as Broncos’ backup QB?
• Corey J. Hodges: When the preacher needs a minister
• BYU football: Bronco Mendenhall to limit scrimmage, saying Cougars ahead of schedule
• NCAA president: Death penalty not off table for Miami
• RSL seeks breakthrough at always-tough Houston
• BYU football: No worries about offensive line this year
• Markets quake as anxiety reigns
• Take Back Utah rally set for Saturday
• Blue Dog members f lee
• There’s something in the way she airbrushes the Beatles
• Liberals complain about Obama; will it cost votes?
• Antelope Island State Park: Get ready for the Great Bison Roundup
• HP overhaul exposes underdog status
• Will polygamy return for LDS here and hereafter?
• Comparing Joseph Smith, Warren Jeffs on polygamy
• Are military pensions too ‘generous’?
• BofA layoffs are the latest as an industry shrinks
• Utah moving closer to getting its first nuclear power plant
• Utah Republicans wince at leaders’ public comments
• Illegal immigration opponents urge HB116 summit
• Alpine council OKs tax hike
• Memorial service planned for ex-lawmaker Buffmire
• McEntee: A sideshow in the Nevada desert
• Burger King aims to freshen fast-food image
• Higher prices: The big trend for back-to-school
• Movie review: ‘Conan’ takes the fun out of barbarism
• The Meteor rides again in ‘Boys of Bonneville’
• In Richard Paul Evans’ latest, boy becomes electric
• Peacock, prairie dog
• Welcoming Utah people who have come from afar
• Paul Rolly: The GOP’s restive right
• Calling good evil
• Clear the sidewalks
• Simplistic solutions
• The mystery of Everett Ruess
• As we live and breathe
• School bells ring
• Chubby begone!
• Clippings: The rich get Buffeted
• George Pyle: Good rules make good business karma
• Polygamy and religious liberty
• Obama and immigration
• Bottom line
• Export liberty
• Doing your part
• Not shovel-ready
• Too few medals
• Five myths about Mormonism
• Close encounters with cougars
• Movie review: ‘Spy Kids’ smells of failure
• German tourist killed by lightning at Bryce Canyon
• Hostage to one
• Unfair to homeowners
• Build in bad times
• Gwynne Dyer: Iran’s ‘sleeper’ agent?
• Take back the liberal arts
• Rich Lowry: The Euro disaster
• Bring troops home
• Ratings agencies
• Time out of joint
• A WVC shuttle
• Josh Powell thought a Nevada hotel or apartment would be searched
• Police to continue Nevada search for Susan Powell Saturday
• Celebrate the harvest Saturday in Holladay
• Ririe-Woodbury, the tie that binds
• ‘Kid History’ filmmakers to debut new YouTube series
• Kirby: Live in a way that doesn’t reinforce ignorant beliefs
• Living History: Could it be time for a new Ghost Dance?
• Citizens’ maps take center stage at redistricting hearing
• After raids, artifact dealers slowly regain trust
• Spotlight show: Adele
• Utah startups make their pitch at showcase event
• New Mexico man who saved girl says he’s illegal
• Police release video of suspect in Millcreek sex abuse case
• Photos of the day August 19, 2011
• D.A. wants cold-case murder suspect back in Utah
• Enjoyed speaking with large group of industrial loan bank managers and employees...
• Ute Fan Fest Scheduled for Aug. 27
• Prep girls’ soccer: Skyline can’t finish, but ends up with 1-0 win over Park City
• Speed Week: Fastest, slowest record-setters meet on the Salt Flats
• College soccer: Utah women enter Pac-12 soccer season as underdogs
• Terrelle Pryor included in NFL supplemental draft, must sit out 5 games
• College football notes: Miami could face the so-called death penalty for booster scandal
• Golf roundup: Jeff Quinney, Tommy Gainey chasing first PGA win at Wyndham
• NFL preseason: Steelers in midseason form, blast Eagles 24-14
• Playing in Venezuelan league a riot for Bees pitcher Eric Junge
• University of Utah football: Jon Hays honing his game in Jordan Wynn’s absence
• Sports briefs: UFC headed to Fox in landmark 7-year deal
• Despite his red jersey, Utah State’s Chuckie Keeton looking for contact
• New guidelines may help children of undocumented immigrants
• Police to detail info in missing Utah mom Susan Powell case
• Jury: MacKay guilty on 40 counts of illegal distribution
• Gold hits a new high as investors seek safety
• One Day
• Fright Night
• Some great Web deals can be found on daily-deals sites
• Search under way in Nevada in Susan Powell case
• US stocks lower on recession fears, Europe jitters
• A Look Back: Women’s fashion photos from 1949-50
• Beaver County pot farm raid yields 8,000 plants
• Utah weather: Cooling a bit ahead of wet weekend
• After raids, artifact dealers slowly regain trust
• Poll: Higher education helps Utahns get happier, wealthier
• Cannon: Music scores the personal narratives of our lives
• Leonard Pitts: ‘The Help’ and mom
• Give to your country
• Obama’s bus
• Doughnut hole
• A Lost Generation
• Hatch had it right
• Among the muggers
• Hypocrisy with that tea?
• Off Broadway
• Job creators, indeed
• Hire the jobless
• Carolyn Hax: Girlfriend’s reckless behavior causes rift
• Mad Hatter
• Strong offshore quake hits Japan’s northeast coast
• Police: Utah man saw 92 doctors in a year for narcotics
• Prep football: Pine View coach Ray Hosner expects an exciting season
• Jon Huntsman turns to Twitter to criticize Texas governor
• Critters moving away from global warming faster
• Layton billboard relocation is approved
• Gallery: Montana, Mexico, Japan win in Little League World Series
• Utah’s job woes, sour U.S. data revive recession talk
• As rates hit record lows, refinancing’s lure grows
• Friday’s TV/radio programming
• Teen killed in Powder Mountain motocross accident
• Teen killed in Powder Mountain motocross accident
• White House asks agencies to propose budgets cuts
• Army: No known case of body armor failing
• NFL: It’s John Beck’s turn Friday against Colts
• Rolly: Civility wins over the citizen
• New arrest, lawsuit in Murdoch phone-hacking scandal
• New arrest, lawsuit in Murdoch phone-hacking scandal
• Sell-off, Dow’s plunge trigger recession fears
• Libyan capital is fearful as rebels eye Tripoli
• Pope demands greater ethics in economic policy
• Pine View Coach Ray Hosner expects an exciting season
• Storm kills 3, injures 71 at Belgian festival
• RSVP: A TOMS shoes fundraiser and a Children’s Hunger run/walk
• Books: A local writer pile-up, plus Alexandra Fuller, and a storytelling showcase.
• Armed men cross Egyptian border, kill 8 Israelis
• Talent pool: Children’s Choir singers sought, plus auditions for ‘Some Men,’ ‘Medea’ and ‘Sweeney Todd’
• Giving Salt Lake theater some love with 2011 Artys nominations
• BYU football: Walk-on Dallin Cutler turning heads at camp
• Dance: Follow Ballet West on TribReMix, ‘Expansion’ auditions, and RawMoves’ ‘Babble’
• IBM pursues chips that behave like brains
• Report: Feds probe S&P on mortgage securities
• Report: Feds probe S&P on mortgage securities
• Would-be prophet of polygamous sect signs letter condemning Jeffs
• Second polygamous town official charged with misusing public money
• Music: Island music, Brazilian bossa novas, plus the Utah Premiere Brass Band, and Leo Kottke
• HP to end mobile products, may sell PC division
• New guidelines may help children of illegal immigrants
• Wells Fargo testing $3 monthly debit card fee
• Utah comfort food: green beans
• Visual arts: Appreciating art with your mouth — and food with your eyes
• Weber State football: Wildcats second scrimmage highlighted by running game
• Burning rubber smell prompts high-rise evacuation
• Child dies in Tooele County rollover
• Child dies in Tooele County rollover
• Ririe-Woodbury, the tie that binds
• As playoffs approach, can RSL regain early season magic?
• U.S., allies declare that Syria’s Assad must leave
• The music of murder — times three
• Trial dates set in W. Wendover murder case
• Zion Park plans irrigation upgrades, seeks public feedback
• Dining news and notes: Comfort food in Midvale
• Former San Francisco mayor Gavin Newsom to headline Equality Utah benefit
• Movie review: ‘Fright Night’ is bloody good fun
• Movie review: ‘One Day’ makes for a long-lasting romance
• Campground hosts are often the first face of Utah State Parks
• Ballet classes: Finding a barre
• Utah Police say they have new lead on Susan Powell’s disappearance (video)
• Photos from Utah Utes’ Thursday football practice
• Utah football: Junior receiver Christopher wasn’t off during offseason
• Bagley cartoon: Crazy Cat Lady
• Perra
• Stage: ‘Aida,’ a Patsy Cline revival, new works at SLAC, and it’s ‘Midsummer’ time
• Movie review: ‘Terri’ a rough emotional ride
• ‘Sarah’s Key’ wallows in survivor’s guilt
• Kirby: Live in a way that doesn’t reinforce ignorant beliefs
• Condo owners tussle with Senate president Waddoups in court
• Scotty Robertson, first coach of the Jazz, dies
• Jazz preseason schedule has Western Conference flavor
• West Valley City police have new information in Susan Powell case
• Beaver County pot farm raid yields 8,000 plants
• Eagle Scout: Williams
• Militants cross Egyptian border, kill 8 Israelis in a series of attacks
• Cottonwood Heights future linked to canyons transportation
• ‘Kid History’ filmmakers to debut new YouTube series
• Josh Powell gets restraining order against father-in-law
• Here we go again: Stocks plunge on economic fear
• Another report slams Utah oil-shale rush
• 9/16 Westminster Debuts New Home of Classical Greek Theatre Festival
• Nurse-in: Utah moms fight for breast-feeding rights
• Carless in Salt Lake? Utah capital ranks ninth in transit access
• Utah County dispatchers end news blackout
• Verizon turns on speedy 4G network in Provo area
• Defense attorneys allege prosecutorial misconduct in MacKay case
• Police seek gunman in attempted holdup, sexual assault
• Talking to KUTV 2 for evening news about concerns over high level nuclear waste...
• Governor demands resignation of Utah liquor control head
• Pride cheerleading: Bring it on
• Utah gets $12.6M in transportation grants
• Disability system leaves wounded soldiers in ‘vast unknown’
• Ally running for St. George City Council
• Crews contain central Utah’s West Sahara Fire
• Utah weather: Isolated thunderstorms moving into region
• McBride taps famous cancer survivors for video
• U2 invests in Irish music schooling to cover shortfall
• 'Sexting,' 'retweet' become new official words
• It’s official: Jennifer Lopez returning to ‘Idol’
• New group The Boxcars top IBMA Awards nominations
• Brad Paisley incognito in Europe
• Consumer prices rose by the most since March
• Sears Holdings 2Q loss widens, misses expectations
• Parowan man dies in Cedar City crash
• Good times to be had with the Salt Lake Goodtimes Bowling League
• Secrets of Salt Lake: Utah’s first urban winery
• Equality Utah celebrates past, future
• Q news
• Trans comic reaches out to straight audiences
• University of Utah Lassonde Entrepreneur Center Marks 10th Anniversary
• Stocks tumble, following global markets
• West Valley City police: Break in Susan Powell case
• Farmington is 12th on CNN’s ‘best places’ list
• Rate on 30-year mortgage falls to lowest on record
• Home sales dropped 3.5 pct. in July, hit 2011 low
• Authorities find marijuana farms near Porterville
• Staggered by Google, Utah’s O.co looks to right itself
• Death Cab for Cutie
• Redistricting & Zoning
• Radio Not Included Part Deux
• Fall 2011 TV Premieres
• Back to School 2011
• Aesop Rock & ChaseOne2
• Obama, European leaders urge Syria's Assad to resign
• More people sought unemployment benefits
• Speaker to address innovation and economy
• Utah weather: Isolated thunderstorms moving in tonight
• Police seeking gunman in attempted holdup, sexual assault
• Salt Lake’s North Temple viaduct reopens
• Man breaks into Kearns home, eats homeowner’s food
• Surviving ‘ex-gay’ therapy programs
• Walk ‘Out of the Darkness’
• New student orientation for queers and allies
• Sanctity of Marriage
• The back story
• ‘Elementary, my dear Brigham’
• You can lead a deer to ...
• Unified police
• Non-LDS seminary
• Avoiding compromises
• Catholic services
• Recycling woes
• Polling practices
• Presidential bus
• Six questions
• Concessionaires add to Utah state parks experience
• Kragthorpe: MMA fighter Rad Martinez leads dual life
• Alexandra Fuller to Speak at City Library
• Iowa rallies despite two homers from Salt Lake’s Navarro
• Gallery: Ogden High tiger's new roar
• McEntee: Boulder, Utah — big plans in a small town
• Joplin back in school 3 months after twister
• Broncos rookie DB Moore taking cues from Dawkins
• Couples: No freebie for Tiger
• Curtis: Provo residents already pay for iProvo debt
• Drug company lawyer busted trying to foil lawsuit
• Hatch meets with dietary supplement leaders
• West Valley Kohl’s stabbing suspect charged with murder
• One person killed Wednesday in Tooele County car accident
• One person killed Wednesday in Tooele County car accident
• Utah football: Offense lags in Jordan Wynn’s absence
• Summum attorney questions seminary decisions
• U.S.to train police in Mexico
• Study: Only 1 in 5 malpractice cases see payout
• Letters put Rupert Murdoch back in the hot seat
• ‘Pattern of plagiarism’ costs tenured U. scholar his job
• NCAA is 5 months into Miami investigation
• Hatch meets with dietary supplement leaders
• Obama: Another year or more for housing turnaround
• Obama to unveil major job plan
• BYU Football: Richard Wilson gives Cougars another play-making tight end
• Manmade climate change questioned by Perry
• Abercrombie and ‘The Situation’: A stunt or reality?
• Cigarette lawsuit could delay bolder warnings
• Salt Lake City: Gentlemen (and ladies), kill your engines
• Alpine council OKs tax hike
• Judge rejects bias claim against Bloomberg L.P.
• Van Chu’s art strikes international chord
• Sugarland soldiers on to perform Utah show after tragedy
• Scott D. Pierce: Tim Allen returns in (nearly) the same ol’ sitcom
• Jim Norton headlines Wiseguys West Valley City
• Hot tickets: A spoonful of Sugarland at Usana, Amy Grant at Abravanel Hall
• Utah Medical Products swept up in market frenzy
• Israel won’t apologize to Turkey for flotilla deaths
• FAA’s new pilot fatigue safety rules delayed
• Police: Bomb plot aimed for mass casualties
• Orem man indicted for posing as police officer, making child porn
• Brush fire forces evacuations of two Cedar City businesses
• Spain: Student plotted attack on anti-Pope crowd
• Healing exercises help balance fitness regimen
• Top 10 mountain bike trails in Utah
• Wodraska: Losing weight requires a multi-level plan of attack
• Libyan rebels battle for last oil refinery
• Wholesale inflation up, but fears about it aren’t
• Older Utah adults can find help for legal problems in new book
• As gold takes off, bubble fears arise
• Biden touts ‘fundamental strengths’ of U.S. economy
• Prep football: Coach applies fresh outlook at East
• Berlin arsonists burning luxury cars
• Despite investigation, no clear motive in murder of Lebanese prime minister
• Volunteers leave lasting imprint on Bryant Middle School
• Nuke plants should store waste on site, not in Utah
• Do One Thing: Take a multivitamin
• Matheson fears high-level N-waste could head to Utah
• Alcohol agency leader forced out amid allegations of wrongdoing
• Memorial service planned for ex-lawmaker Buffmire
• Draper OKs transit zone, but residents fight it
• TSA shows off new privacy-protecting body scanner at Salt Lake airport
• Van Chu’s art strikes international chord
• Photos from the Russian Air Show debuting their first steatlh fighter on Wednesday August 17, 2011
• Bountiful teen gains ground against Crohn’s disease
• Rio Tinto Stadium to host prep football challenge
• Hike of the week: Neff’s Canyon to overlook
• TV preview: Food trucks race through SLC
• Bird sightings: Semipalmated plover
• Bagley cartoon: Texas Looney Tunes
• Utah Business Briefs
• Weber sets fundraiser for former player
• Kragthorpe: MMA fighter Rad Martinez leads dual life
• Outside Lands fest about more than music
• Hike of the week: Over Easy Trail
• Tobacco firms file suit over ‘emotionally charged’ warning labels
• Doctor traded painkillers for erotic massages, prosecutors argue
• BYU Football: McKay Jacobson looking to have a career year
• SUU women’s soccer hosts two games this weekend
• Westminster signs three runners
• Poll: Higher education helps Utahns get happier, wealthier
• Eagle Scout: Ly
• New Noah’s Ark aims to prove the Bible
• Photos from Wednesday's Utah Utes football practice
• Utah women’s soccer coach sues handler of camp fees
• Wells Fargo to test $3 debit-card fee
• Utility sets tours of Utah solar project, Wyo. wind farm
• New-business contest set for Utah’s Heber Valley
• Good Housekeeping Reports: If you’ve got (too much) mail, take note
• Recall for toaster
• U. research funding declines in fiscal 2011
• Westminster soccer team to play at Rio Tinto
• U Research Dollars Hold Steady, Not Counting Stimulus Money
• Utah voters want Salt Lake County kept whole
• Eagle Scout: Schab
• Photos: AP's photos of the day August 17, 2011
• Juab County manhunt nets burglary suspect
• Utah Social Media Day LIVE on Aug. 18
• Park City drag contest causes police complaint
• Bountiful teen raises money for Navajo homes with big bike rides
• Cornered: Salt Lake City wants Walmart to help upgrade sidewalks
• ‘Throwing Glasmanns’ aim for the summer Olympics
• 9/13 Westminster Presents: Advantage: How American Innovation Can Overcome the Asian Challenge
• Report: Miami players got elaborate gifts from now-jailed booster
• Utah’s Twin Fire contained, W. Sahara blaze at 1,100 acres
• Canyons says no to Mormons, Summum in seminary spat
• U Prof Cihan Bilginsoy
• Cihan Bilginsoy: Crashes & Panics
• David Williams: The Parade
• Read Banned Books
• Abercrombie offers Jersey Shore cast cash to stop wearing their clothing
• US stocks rise after strong earnings reports
• Companies paid more for food, other goods in July
• Unemployment, foreclosures drive more Utah families into poverty
• Utah weather: Hot, dry and hazy north to south
• ACT results: 27% of tested Utah grads ready for college
• Missing Aussie hiker’s wife: ‘The worst may have happened’
• Governor Calls for Resignation of DABC Director
• The Mormon elephant
• Rich Lowry: Assault on Perry
• Too big to fail
• History lesson
• The Oracle speaks
• Rocky Republican
• Hey, that’s my cake!
• More fire pits: Gasp!
• United States of Somalia
• Faith and birth control
• UTA’s ouija board
• What about parents?
• Carolyn Hax: Asking forgiveness for sins of the past
• Salt Lake Bees fall to Iowa
• Draper OKs transit zone, but residents fight it
• New Orleans father accused of decapitating 7-year-old son
• 2 Wisconsin Democrats keep their Senate seats
• Alpine asking voters to OK $210M school bond
• Firearms from ATF sting linked to 11 more violent crimes
• Man accused of stealing from prostitute
• Soaring Eagle squad prepped for battle
• College football notes: Players got gifts from Miami booster
• NFL notes:
• Jordan V-ballers drop opener to Uintah, but raise money for fallen teammate
• Girls’ soccer: Murray hopes to get a win at state tourney
• The original screwball romantic comedy: A Midsummer Night’s Dream live onstage
• Prep girls’ soccer: Warriors hoping experience pays off
• Utah football: Bergstrom travels far with Utes
• Girls’ soccer: Weber Warriors are ready for battle
• Panetta: Bigger defense cuts would be devastating
• Clinton: Libya, Syria show ‘smart power’ at work
• Salt Lake County Council seeking shortfall solutions
• Utah State’s Robert Turbin still has game
• Missing Aussie hiker’s wife: ‘The worst may have happened’
• Saturday’s Sports Transactions
• Suspicious activity investigated at Utah's Echo Dam
• State senator balks, Layton billboard spat erupts
• $360M lost to insurgents, criminals in Afghanistan
• Questions about Indiana stage collapse linger
• Baseball: San Francisco Giants’ injury problems worsen
• University of Utah football: Offense struggles in second scrimmage
• Special screenings: ‘Close Encounters of the Third Kind,’ ‘Man on Wire,’ ‘Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl’ and more.
• Gadhafi’s troops use hospital as base, doctors say
• Salt Lake City convention hotel clears hurdle — sort of
• BYU keeps a dozen players out of contact drills
• BYU keeps a dozen players out of contact drills
• Huntsman ‘satisfied’ with his place in the GOP race so far
• Utah poll: ‘Doughnut hole’ ahead of ‘pizza slices’ in redistricting
• Vets: Bring decommissioned sub to Salt Lake City
• Bagley cartoon: The Road to Ruin
• Ex-BYU golfer Daniel Summerhays enjoys wild ride as PGA Tour rookie
• Wednesday’s TV/radio programming
• MLS aims for young foreigners
• RSL adds to roster while Morales eyes return
• Photos from Tuesday's BYU Cougars football practice
• Prep football: New South Summit group aims to complete quest for 2A title
• Scott D. Pierce: Collinsworth’s passion for the NFL is contagious
• Ski Utah pushes 14-resort pass
• Press release for local band Opal Hill Dive
• France, Germany spark volatile day on Wall Street
• Australian ‘collar bomb’ suspect ordered detained
• Utah State football: First scrimmage showcases strong running game
• Photos: AP's photos of the day August 16, 2011.
• A California Cabernet that’s good enough for everyday drinking
• Cuisine Quest: Re-creating Chef Daniel Hover’s black bean soup
• Dining review: Looking for tangy flavor at two new barbecue joints
• Utahn admits killing two who gave him bad directions
• Police: N.M. kidnapper thwarted by alert neighbor
• Colorado City fire chief indicted on 30 felony counts
• Vandals damage new playground equipment for special-needs school
• Vandals damage new playground equipment for special-needs school
• Perry says Fed spending before election almost ‘treasonous’
• Fitch keeps U.S. at top credit rating
• Bellwethers Walmart, Home Depot upgrade outlooks
• Court: Madoff victims can’t claim fake profits
• Allstate sues Goldman over toxic investments
• In Midwest, Obama seeks ideas for jolting economy
• Blind hero Daredevil takes on new life with audio
• Trial of Brigham City doctor nears end
• Tickets on sale for scholarship banquet
• Your town in brief: Early voting
• Everyday Organic: Maryjane Butters packs up her column and heads for home
• Kirby: Family reunions require elbow room
• Netflix gets kid friendly as it raises US prices
• Your town in brief: Early voting
• Your town in brief: Early voting
• Your town in brief: Gear up for early voting
• Air quality: Smoke from Idaho fire fills Utah skies
• Eagar says she’s running for House seat
• Death Cab for Cutie makes the big time
• Prison for man with history of locker room lewdness
• Police seek suspect in shooting, assault in Midvale
• Driver who hit, killed Utah freeway worker sentenced to prison
• Perry says Fed spending before 2012 election almost ‘treasonous’
• Tribune owner begins online pay walls at smaller papers
• Supplement makers, Hatch to discuss FDA plan
• Firefighters again collecting for muscular dystrophy
• Utah’s Skullcandy continues turnaround in Q2
• Nike gets step up with shoe upper patent
• Out and about: Three independent women play the sounds of summer
• Rolly: Clerk foils a thief; Jerry Sloan to the rescue
• Water pipeline hits opposition even in thirsty Vegas
• Spotlight show: Melissa Etheridge
• Spotlight show: Brandi Carlile
• Sony cuts price of PlayStation 3
• Spotlight show: Amy Grant
• Chubby’s last stand: Utah beer co-op mourns loss of mini-kegs but carries on
• Wildfires in surrounding states degrade Utah air quality
• Utah chef earns top honors
• Capers pack flavor in quick chicken wrap
• After a long wait, Midvale gets new school
• Romney believes corporations are people, too
• Immigrants plead for end to fingerprint-sharing Secure Communities program
• Centerville considers hiking park impact fee
• Bryce Canyon National Park considers transportation plan
• Defense wants Allgier to bulk up for June trial
• 2015 zoos, aquariums convention coming to Utah
• Fitch Ratings keeps U.S. at top credit rating
• Investigators ask public help in tracing cause of Draper fire
• Voiced concerns to Energy Department about draft plan for temporary storage of h...
• ‘Spy Kids’ adds smell with ‘4-D’ Aroma-Scope
• Judge throws out suit against ‘The Help’ author
• Overseas strength lifts Walmart 2Q profit 5.7%
• Fugitive arrested in Utah has history of running, gunning
• Kindermusik® ‘Song of the Heart’ studio comes to Sugar House
• Utah’s Myriad launches stock buyback
• Factory output in July rose by most since March
• Day 9 of search for missing Australian backpacker in Uintas
• Document details Australian ‘collar bomb’ plot
• Outdoor Retailer Recap
• Visit From Vouvray
• Hit & Runs on the Rise
• Utah’s Zagg Inc. reports record second-quarter results
• US stocks fall on global economic worries
• Fitch Ratings keeps US at top credit rating
• Utah airmen who helped train Iraqis return
• Utah weather: Skies clearing, temperatures rising
• Fiat hopes Gucci version will boost US 500 sales
• GOP and Dems in Utah say other party is gerrymandering
• High-achieving seniors tapping Common App to reach dream colleges
• Police seek suspect in shooting, assault in Midvale
• Draper fire believed to be human-caused
• Use it again, Utah
• Shelve Secure Communities program
• Krugman: The Texas unmiracle
• Change the charter
• Concealed carry
• Nut of the year
• No false flag
• The big rascals
• Here all along
• How about this?
• Vets and fireworks
• Pittsburgh on Pens and needles: Will Sidney Crosby be ready?
• Rams’ Brady Poppinga, former BYU star, always brimming with energy
• NFL notes: Things get testy at Broncos training camp
• Utah football notes: Utes not clamping down on Twitter
• Prep football: At Alta, football signals return to normalcy
• Omaha 9, Bees 6: Jeff Baisley closes in on 100 RBIs despite loss
• SilverLeaf Financial: Pine Canyon Is a Family-Oriented Destination in an Alpine Setting
• Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms Guide for Utah UT
• College football notes: Texas A&M facing ‘lengthy’ realignment process
• Utah football: Entering final week of fall camp, Ute offense gets in sync
• Utahns big on cultural exchanges, hosting foreign visitors
• Prep girls’ soccer: Clearfield powers past Roy 5-2
• Utah airmen who helped train Iraqis come home
• Salt Lake County staring at $17M budget hole
• Hatch’s had enough from groups tied to tea party
• Salt Lake County staring at $17 million budget hole
• Tuesday’s TV/radio programming
• Sports briefs: North Dakota to retire Fighting Sioux nickname
• Salt Lake man accused of meeting Lehi teen for sex
• Panthers prepare to pounce
• Smokin’ the competition
• Obama criticizes GOP presidential rivals on taxes
• Review: ‘Joseph’ is full of flash, fire and fun
• Northeast cleans up after record-setting deluge
• Obama traveling on new $1.1 million bus
• Veteran coach seeks quick turnaround for Concordia volleyball
• Veteran coach seeks quick turnaround for Concordia volleyball
• Aruba judge orders U.S. man held in disappearance
• Shanahans see something special in ex-BYU QB John Beck
• ‘Throwing Glasmanns’ aim for the summer Olympics
• Kragthorpe: BYU’s Riley Nelson deserves a break, having suffered enough
• Kragthorpe: BYU’s Riley Nelson deserves a break, having suffered enough
• PopTop: Acting lifts Redford’s ‘Conspirator’
• Utah Shakespeare Festival: Baked for the Bard
• Berkshire reveals stakes in Dollar General, Verisk
• Utah power bills to rise $42 annually
• ‘Phishing’ scam continues to plague Wells Fargo
• Google’s patent play: $12.5B for Motorola Mobility
• Utah beer co-op mourns loss of mini-kegs but carries on
• Darts ready to fire another volleyball Salvo
• Summers ready for his moment at Kearns
• Jenkins wants to get Silverwolves to the next level
• Speed Week: Rick Pearson hopes to join list of fastest Brits
• Foreign holdings fell during debt-limit talks
• Muted demand leaves Lowe’s 2Q profit flat
• NASCAR: Marcos Ambrose wins at Watkins Glen
• Utah searchers still looking for missing Australian hiker
• Libyan rebels work to isolate Tripoli, Gadhafi
• Pumping project may lower mercury levels in Utah reservoir
• Judge bans TV cameras as violence erupts outside Mubarak trial
• Utah reptile rescuer running out of time
• McEntee: When it comes to theaters, smaller can be better
• BYU football: Cougars ready for risk, rewards of independence
• SWAT team surrounds Millcreek area home
• Prosecutors ‘skeptical’ of attorney’s reported death
• Prosecutors ‘skeptical’ of attorney’s reported death
• North Temple viaduct to reopen Wednesday
• BYU football notes: Cornerbacks Corby Eason, Preston Hadley nail down starting spots
• Famine aid stolen; U.N. is investigating
• Legal beef: Oscar Mayer, Ball Park escalate wiener war
• Prep football: At Alta, football signals return to normalcy
• Wharton: Cuts could have outdoors lovers paying more for less
• Fishing gear featured at Outdoor Retailer
• Top finds from the 2011 Outdoor Retailer Summer Market
• Photos: Day 5 of standoff between man on tower and police
• Insurgents unleash wave of attacks across Iraq
• Cottonwood Heights future linked to canyons transportation
• Museum treasures make stops in Riverton, South Jordan
• Your town in brief: A spot at the Fair for mothers with infants
• Salt Lake County’s urban farming project yields bumper crop
• Salt Lake County’s urban farming project yields bumper crop
• Double eagle at The Jeremy
• Utah County businessman ordered to pay back stolen tax dollars
• Utah County businessman ordered to pay back stolen tax dollars
• Photos from Monday's Utah Utes football practice
• NASCAR: Ambrose wins at Watkins Glen
• Photos from Monday's BYU Cougars football practice
• Beyonce showcases her dominance at concert
• Control of Utah’s Kane County roads heads to trial
• Sixteen unclaimed veterans honored in Utah
• Sixteen unclaimed veterans honored in Utah
• Huntsman, Romney in Utah this week
• No mudslides yet in Draper
• I-15 restrictions, ramp closure coming in Utah County
• Autism risks for siblings higher than thought
• Gallery: Photos of the day August 15, 2011
• Cornered: Salt Lake City wants Walmart to help upgrade sidewalks
• Attorneys offer contrasting theories as dance hall murder trial begins
• Idaho plane crash victims had ties to Utah
• Bagley cartoon: GOP Gone Wild!
• Bachmann avoids addressing stance on gay rights
• Buffett calls for more taxes on ‘mega-rich’
• Draper fire believed to be human-caused
• MGM wants to demolish never-occupied Las Vegas Strip tower
• Hook Shot: Son’s catch ‘perhaps a sign of things to come’
• Where in Utah was this Photo Taken? Send an email with your best guess
• Out Takes: Feed and clean fawn station
• Fishing Spot of the Week: Currant Creek Reservoir
• Becker’s campaign head quits, Utah Dems get new director
• Fishing: Fly of the Week — Bead Head Chewy Sparkle Pupa
• Affordable ways to boost morale
• BYU cuts ribbon on new broadcast center
• Alpine school board weighs $210 million bond
• Former SLC mayor leaves Democratic Party for not "standing strong"
• US home builders not optimistic in August
• US stocks rise after corporate deals, Japan report
• Journey of the Wounded Bird
• Metropolitan Closes
• Dexter, Something Borrowed
• Class Act
• Half-Mexican, Half ?
• Team Huntsman: Meet the players behind White House bid
• Ind. fair honors five killed in stage collapse
• Partly cloudy, warmer expected Monday
• Oregon fugitive arrested in Utah after shooting
• Google to buy Motorola Mobility for $12.5 billion
• Could a Mormon win presidential election? Yes, say Utahns, but ...
• Weekend Rewind: News you may have missed over the weekend
• Big Dog Coffee in Sugar House
• UK govt estimates Scottish spill is substantial
• Father allegedly punches daughter at 14th birthday party
• Lowe’s 2Q net income flat on muted demand
• Google adds games to Plus in its latest move on Facebook
• PopTop: Acting lifts Redford’s ‘Conspirator’
• PopTop: ‘Jane Eyre’ burns bright
• Your smartphone is a new frontier for hackers
• Pierce: Guess what? Men were sexist in the ‘60s
• Kirby: Going al fresco harder than ever
• Guy Clark’s ‘Songs and Stories’ is a jewel
• Jeff Bridges should stick to acting
• Affair adds to the stress of pregnancy
• Oh My Tech: A simple solution if your Yahoo email’s been hacked
• Bradley wins PGA Championship in playoff after rousing comeback
• Utah football: Former receiver Mo Lee makes smooth transition to cornerback
• Giants’ Osi Umenyiora ready to practice
• PGA Championship • Jason Dufner becomes duffer at bad time
• Salt Lake Bees win on first walk-off homer of season
• Southeastern Conference puts Texas A&M on hold
• Monday’s TV/radio programming
• Sports briefs: Watkins Glen race postponed
• Tour of Utah: Leipheimer wins for second straight year
• Cash-starved states may run into trouble with Internet gambling
• Keeping the faith when talking with lawmakers
• Bachmann, Perry cross paths at event
• Lights going out on Salt Lake City theater project?
• Pawlenty ends White House bid
• ‘Keep the faith’ when talking with lawmakers
• Recycling in Salt Lake Valley is easier than you think
• Utah football: Former receiver Mo Lee makes smooth transition to cornerback
• Bradley wins PGA in playoff after rousing comeback
• Suspect in Norway reconstructs killings on island for investigators
• Pakistani police don’t know who kidnapped American
• Utah State football: Linebusters have the tools, they have the talent, says senior
• Syria uses gunboats for 1st time to crush uprising
• Suicide bombers kill 22 in quiet Afghan province
• Libyan rebels try to cut routes to Tripoli
• Go after the parents
• Judge teachers fairly
• Fixing NCLB
• Orrin is no Ted
• Dead heroes
• Wake up, Duchesne
• The volunteer state
• Mormons not alone
• Westminster women open soccer season
• Griffin women open soccer season
• Photos: Real Madrid vs FC Barcelona Sunday, Aug. 14, 2011.
• Photos: The AP's top images of the day August 14, 2011
• BYU offensive tackle Matt Reynolds ready to wrap up standout career
• Could a Mormon win White House? Yes, say Utahns, but ...
• Tour of Utah: Leipheimer wins for second straight year
• Fire is mostly contained, but Draper residents now fear mudslides
• Utah flying ace recalls World War II in the Pacific
• Second man dies from injuries in Utah rollover
• Oregon fugitive arrested in Utah, suspected in shooting
• Five reasons BYU will not play football in the Big 12 Conference
• John Waters to celebrate the beauties of trash live onstage in Salt Lake
• Arson suspected in Orem restaurant fire
• Candidate Huntsman claims Utah flat-tax, tax cuts
• South Jordan man killed in I-215 accident
• EPA special agents: Taking a bite out of eco-crime
• News Corp. stock up after upbeat Q4, buyback plan
• Firefighters save homes from Draper field fire
• Whittingham isn’t sweating Pac-12 expansion rumors
• Utes’ Jon Hays happy for another chance at football
• Tour of Utah: Leipheimer keeps lead after brutal stage
• Josh Groban returns to city he loves with dynamic show
• Prep football: 10 players to watch
• USU football: Robert Turbin’s back, ready to jump-start Aggie offense
• Bees roughed up in 11-6 loss to Omaha
• Hypnotist helps Giants skipper, staff quit dipping
• Gunmen abduct U.S. man in brazen raid in Pakistan
• Britain’s top cop slams U.K. role for U.S. police commander
• NFL preseason: Browns’ Colt McCoy guns down Packers
• Michele Bachmann wins GOP test vote in Iowa
• Jon Huntsman second-to-last in Iowa straw poll
• Parleys Canyon fence reduces roadkill, but animals now use onramps
• MLS roundup: Freddy Adu, Philadelphia tie FC Dallas 2-2
• Gallery: Mud run raises $50,000 for MS research
• SUU football: Ed Lamb pleased with first preseason scrimmage
• Golf: Veteran Scott Verplank two shots off PGA lead
• One man killed in truck rollover near Green River
• One man killed in truck rollover near Green River
• Golf: Brendan Steele, Jason Dufner share PGA Championship lead
• Diamond Ranch boarding school uses football to teach life lessons
• U.S. suspect in death in Aruba had troubles with women
• ‘Completely unlucky’ RSL dominates but loses 1-0 in Toronto
• ‘Completely unlucky’ RSL dominates but loses 1-0 in Toronto
• Texas Governor Rick Perry jumps into 2012 GOP race
• Groups ask court to halt wolf hunts
• Prep football: Games you can’t miss in 2011 season
• Flipping off football fans not a crime
• Flipping off football fans not a crime
• Prep football: 10 players to watch
• Mormon leader Marion D. Hanks remembered as a man of God
• Draper field fire destroys one out building, homes safe so far
• Tour of Utah: Leipheimer keeps lead after brutal fourth stage
• Remembering the birth of the Berlin Wall
• Prep football: Preseason region rankings
• Jon Huntsman second-to-last in Iowa straw poll
• Rolly: Student debts varies between universities
• Ogden mayor’s race debate draws three candidates
• Holladay residents save log cabin from demolition
• Libyan rebels now within 30 miles of Tripoli
• West Valley City mulling moratorium on new massage businesses
• Sports briefs for Sunday
• Sports briefs: Serena Williams, Mardy Fish reach Rogers Cup finals
• Taylorsville weighs land sale to Habitat for Humanity
• How to: Options abound for buying, selling college course materials
• President Obama sets sights on rural America to talk jobs
• BYU football: Scrimmage’s opening kickoff costs Cougars a key player
• Gallery: Photos of the day for Saturday
• Utah football notes: Whittingham isn’t sweating Pac-12 expansion rumors
• Aces come in threes for Soldier Hollow foursome
• Panelists warn against neglecting gay teens
• Missing Scout found alive, well in Ashley National Forest
• Missing Scout found alive, well in Ashley National Forest
• Poll: Utah voters are worried U.S. leaders can’t lead
• Utah football: Jon Hays happy for another chance at football
• NASCAR: Kyle Busch wins pole at Watkins Glen
• Music, sisterhood and red rocks in Torrey
• Review: ‘Joseph’ is full of flash, fire and fun
• Fear of unknown fuels new interest in guns
• Made here, made ‘green’ drives Utah apparel maker
• Warren Jeffs’ legal saga isn’t over by a long shot
• Fall kills woman in Box Elder canyon
• Ice cream makers try to eat high ingredient costs
• Lesson learned, venture capital investors doing homework
• Congress has a shot at passing jobs-creating bills
• After downgrade, angst over ratings agencies’ roles
• The Week Ahead
• Box Elder County fire destroys sheds, vehicles
• Golf: Holes in one
• Photo gallery: Transgender wedding in Cuba first of its kind for the country
• Carricaburu: Jeffs tapes presented unique challenge
• Kragthorpe: Bees’ Jeremy Moore a hit in young, troubled lives
• Photos from Saturday's Utah Utes football practice
• BYU hasn’t been contacted by Big 12, AD Tom Holmoe says
• Celebrate Summer: Labor Day Luau September 5
• Vernal Marine killed in Afghanistan is laid to rest
• Great Salt Lake Kidney Kamp Truck Show: Travel for a cause to Lehi
• Photos from Saturday's BYU Cougars football practice
• USU football: Robert Turbin’s back, ready to jump-start Aggie offense
• Steve Luhm: Hall of Fame standards change after Dennis Rodman’s induction
• Crews battles several wildfires in, near Utah
• Utah comfort food summer favorite: double berry pudding cake
• Dow takes Utah businesspeople for a wild ride
• Utah weather: Hot Saturday to give way to cooler, wetter Sunday
• What now? Court strikes down key provision of Obamacare
• Obama calls on voters to pressure gridlocked Congress
• Libyan rebels fight for gateway town to Tripoli
• Volunteers flock to Spirit Lake to search for missing Scout
• Search resumes for Aussie hiker missing in Uinta Mountains
• Iowa test could make or break Pawlenty, Bachmann
• Governor Herbert Orders Flags Lowered in Honor of Sgt. Daniel Gurr
• Clippings: Highlights of The Salt Lake Tribune’s Opinion pages
• Lobbyist loophole
• The Thumb
• Barb Guy: A new knee
• Pyle: The only two religions in the world
• Paul Rolly: Mind your own business, senator
• West Valley’s on TRAX
• We all pay for all
• Herbert’s Afghan trip
• Made in China
• LDS need to get over it
• The price of tea
• Baked for the Bard
• Prime the pump: Reform immigration
• Scouts’ honor
• Critic of compromise
• Capitol micromanagers
• The Vegas water grab
• Definition of statesman
• NFL: Broncos led by Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
• Waddoups and redistricting
• Dancing with the prophet of polygamy
• Little League Baseball: St. George team falls in West Region semis
• Teach ‘em cheap
• Paul Krugman: The hijacked crisis
• Voters’ true concerns
• East Africa imperative
• 1 + 1 equals 2
• Hatch’s record
• Solomon’s wisdom
• The Thumb
• Chaffetz an extremist
• Three stars, three triples lead Salt Lake Bees to win
• Dennis Rodman is enshrined into Basketball Hall of Fame
• Tour of Utah: Tejay Van Garderen gets a birthday present with stage win
• Rex Grossman leads Washington Redskins to win over Pittsburgh Steelers
• Soccer: Freddy Adu signs deal with Philadelphia Union
• Saturday’s TV/radio sports programming
• Prescription meds the hottest currency in Utah State Prison
• President Obama begrudgingly welcomes Green Bay Packers
• Utah football notes: Reilly makes a case at linebacker
• Ann Cannon: Learning about America one mile at a time
• Regional policing bounces back in Salt Lake County
• Tiger Woods heads home after missing cut at PGA
• Tiger Woods heads home after missing cut at PGA
• Hatch tops Chaffetz and Matheson, Tribune poll shows
• Human Rights Campaign bus tour for gay rights starts in Salt Lake City
• Man pleads guilty to long-unsolved murder of Anna Palmer
• Dow takes Utah businesspeople for a wild ride
• Appeals court strikes health insurance requirement
• Spanish Fork man killed in rollover
• ASU report: Utah ranks No. 5 in job growth
• State puts tourism funding into 28 local promotions
• Campbell: Watchdog’s ‘hobby’ keeps Ogden on its toes
• Closed negotiations on iconic Spiral Jetty continue between state and Dia art foundation
• Savings fair set for West Valley City
• SEC opens whistle-blower website to praise, criticism
• Dancing Dow gets back all but 1% of value
• One Cheap Chick: Utah’s couponers behaving badly, even illegally
• J.C. Penney posts flat Q2 profits, frets volatility
• Utah commends court decision, advocates call for affordability
• Bagley cartoon: Hooligans at the Gate
• Texas A&M regents to meet about possible move to SEC
• Texas A&M regents to meet about possible move to SEC
• Kirby: Don’t let church get in way of God’s work
• Politics, religion draw Utahns to Glenn Beck’s Holy Land events
• Skipping the stove: More people eating a raw food diet
• Salt Lake City’s mega-theater: boon or boondoggle?
• A Utah DUI primer
• Alternatives to driving drunk
• Parents want audit of child welfare agency
• Faith often fuels civil disobedience
• The absurdist life: Sting and Honey Theatre Company presents Waiting for Godot
• Utah’s Hill Air Force Base to reopen southwest gate
• BYU football notes: Austin Holt surges ahead in tight end battle
• Dish of the Week: Clams and mussels from Fratelli Ristorante
• Weekend Express: Your fun-stuff planning tool
• Spotlight show: Josh Groban with ELEW
• The exquisite torture of playing King Lear
• Spotlight show: Ghostland Observatory
• Spotlight show: Sublime with Rome and 311
• Sean P. Means: ‘Final Destination 5’ never goes anywhere
• Salt Lake City Film Festival stakes out a place on the edge
• Plan-B Theatre Company: Renovating ‘A Doll House’
• Talent pool: Openings for children’s choir, Requiem
• Musician Will Sartain’s playlist
• ‘Glee’ concert soundtrack just another way to make $$$ for Fox
• Photos from Utah Utes’ Friday football practice
• Photos from BYU's Friday football practice
• Boy Scout missing on camping trip in Daggett County
• Nation-wide HRC bus tour kicks off in Salt Lake City
• Peter Frampton
• Advertising slows with economy uncertain
• Gipsy Kings
• Women’s Redrock Music Festival
• Man in custody after high-speed chase through Midvale, Park City, Heber
• Utah football: Brian Blechen making big impression as linebacker
• PGA: McIlroy returns, shoots second-round 73
• Ex-NASDAQ official sentenced for insider trading
• Speed Week opens Saturday near Wendover
• Utah Symphony CEO Melia Tourangeau’s playlist
• Small stage fits Orem’s playful ‘Chaperone’
• Utah Symphony sounds a goodbye note for David Cho
• Mideast upheavals open doors for Saudi strategies
• Soccer: Real Salt Lake to face revamped Toronto FC
• Wildcats to hold first scrimmage
• Retail sales rose 0.5 percent in July
• Cottonwood Heights City Council losing its only woman
• Spotlight show: Jonny Lang with JJ Grey & MOFRO
• Baseball: Ex-Utah Ute C.J. Cron may miss remainder of rookie season
• BYU football: New offensive coordinator Doman will do it his way
• Court sides with Utah, others, rejects health insurance mandate
• Vietze kicked off U.S. ski team after urinating on 11-year-old girl
• Driver to stand trial for crash that killed paramedic
• Man charged with fatal shooting in Montezuma Creek
• Police find marijuana field in Wasatch County
• Call goes out for bipartisan solution for debt reduction
• Gallery: Photos of the day for Friday
• 3 Doors Down gets introspective on new album
• Escort service manager serving prison time for tax evasion loses appeal
• Portraits of U.S. troops killed in Afghanistan helicopter crash
• 4/4 Westminster Presents Diversity Lecture: Navigating Conflicts Between Religious Liberties and LGB
• 3/15 Westminster Presents Diversity Lecture: The World Is All Around Us
• Westminster Appoints New Director for the Institute for New Enterprise
• GOP lawmaker caught in gay Craigslist scandal
• Duchesne deputies searching Uintas for Australian hiker
• China’s enthusiasm for high-speed rail stalls
• Stock market up after strong retail sales report
• Former Warrant lead singer Jani Lane dies at 47
• The Help
• Best Food Sites
• Aug. 12-18: Meaningful Masterpieces
• Another Earth
• Litigation Nation
• Jon Huntsman looks for jolt in GOP debate
• A Look Back: Photos of Salt Lake City in the 1900s
• Legislature may rework Utah fireworks law
• Utah lawmakers, lobbyists go on the road
• Sunstone: Modern romance novels may lead to better sex for Mormon women
• Tadd is glad he made it to No. 4 on ‘So You Think You Can Dance’
• Retail sales rose 0.5 percent in July
• Bert and Ernie wed? An idea divorced from reality
• Carolyn Hax: Define the type of relationship you seek
• Privatized This Is the Place park still relying on state cash
• NFL: Broncos led by Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
• Djokovic gets win inMontreal
• Monson: BYU’s Van Noy overcomes adversity, illness
• Mitt Romney’s vanishing act
• Hatch and unions
• Our responsibility for debt crisis
• WVC tax increase
• Rapacious county
• Low-down Lowe’s
• Small post offices
• Seminary for all
• Fund the wars
• Hatch’s DREAM
• Unfair tax break
• Governor Herbert Issues Statement on 11th Circuit Ruling
• Friday’s TV/radio sports programming
• Brighton girls beat Riverton 3-2 in soccer
• Gallery: Bright Eyes plays Salt Lake City Twilight concert
• Ogden mayor’s race debate draws three candidates
• Ill-advised swing leaves McIlroy hurt
• Hundreds at hearing on proposed Davis tax increase
• Afghan witnesses: Chinook ablaze when it crashed
• A tortured choice in famine: Which child lives?
• Photos from BYU's photo day
• BYU football notes: New OC Doman to forgo press box
• Moore sparks Salt Lake Bees with speed, power
• Utah lawmakers, lobbyists go on the road
• Rolly: Rocky Anderson says adieu to the Democratic Party
• Artifacts dealer wins judge’s mercy, gets probation
• Perseid meteor showers begin tonight; clear skies over Utah; viewing tips
• Critics warn of dangers from Nevada water pipeline plan
• Ogden watchdog scores a win in Envision Ogden probe
• Lehi gives initial OK to Traverse Mountain expansion
• Sex offender sentenced for abusing two children
• Fewer Salt Lake City Delta flights lead to SkyWest layoffs
• More Utah schools facing No Child Left Behind sanctions
• Postal Service considers cutting 120,000 jobs
• U.S. jobless claims fall to 4-month low
• Corn, soybean supplies tighten, raising prices
• Salt Lake City’s foreign trade zone still awaits first tenant
• Cameron: U.K. will seek anti-gang ideas from US
• Thousands of pot plants found in Sevier County canyon
• Wall Street whipsaw strikes again, Dow up 423
• U.S. Labor Secretary urges ‘Be Cool at Work’
• Spokesman: Texas governor Rick Perry running for president
• Utah football notes: Wynn, offense look good in scrimmage
• Pelosi names final members to debt supercommittee
• Ancient sea reptile gave birth, didn’t lay eggs
• Tough times take toll on Salvation Army’s dinner service
• U.S. trade deficit widens in most in three years
• Rivals’ CONCACAF games may benefit RSL
• Utah transportation officials peek into future
• Scholastic looking for a few good reporters
• Food and fun at Blessed Sacrament fest
• New face at Hillcrest Junior, Murray High
• Online program revamped in Davis
• China trip an eye-opener for Bluffdale teacher
• Chinese students in Utah surprised at large families, rural spaces
• PGA Championship: Woods crashes to earth as Stricker flies high
• Steve Stricker shoots 63 while Tiger shoots worst round ever at PGA Championship
• Salt Lake City’s Louder makes statement at Tour of Utah
• BYU football: USC transfer Kaveinga has ‘no regrets’
• Taylorsville lowers flags to honor slain Navy SEAL
• Stage notes: ‘Hairspray’ in Sandy, a craps game in Perry, ‘Barefoot’ in Park City
• Joined fellow Blue Dogs on letter to debt reduction super committee, calling for...
• This time, U.S. fears a financial crisis from Europe
• Radioactive disposal proposal is subject of upcoming meeting
• Deadline nears for mail-in voter registration
• Three Utahns killed in Wyoming crash
• Thousands of pot plants found in Sevier County canyon
• Poll: Romney crushes Huntsman in Utah
• Jenny Oaks Baker brings love of Disney to life with music
• Artists get by with a little help from the crowd
• Movie review: ‘Glee’ concert movie just for fans
• Movie review: ‘Another Earth’ asks big questions, and generates big feelings
• Movie review: ‘30 Minutes or Less’ works its laughs fast
• Movie review: Doc illuminates A Tribe Called Quest’s music and tensions
• Visual art notes: Wounded birds, prophetic art and Maynard Dixon’s Utah
• Dance notes: From jazz to Japan
• RSVP: Helping others with food, comedy and golf
• Music notes: Jonny Lang at Red Butte Garden, Los Tigres del Norte at Maverik Center
• Utah’s Wadsworth acquires Arizona contractor
• Dow soars 423 points on economic news
• Sesame Street speaks out about Bert and Ernie
• Weekend traffic headaches include 2-hour delays in Parleys
• Preschool principal gets jail, probation for stealing thousands
• Autopsy: Utah-based firefighter died from overheating
• Police seek hit-run suspect in crash that hurt Fox 13’s Cronk
• Poll: Support, acceptance of gays is growing in Utah
• Bagley cartoon: Magic of the Market Crash
• A mini-debate for Romney before tonight’s big one
• Crews contain last of lightning-caused Utah wildfires
• Monson: BYU’s Van Noy overcomes adversity, illness
• Photos from Utah Utes’ Thursday football practice
• Sugar House independent pharmacies – Part IV – Southeast Pharmacy
• ‘No longer disfigured’: New face of chimp attack victim revealed
• Court releases tapes of Jeffs instructing girls he took as wives (with audio)
• Big Lots opens in new Salt Lake City spot
• Contact lost with hypersonic glider after launch
• A little fat gives salmon a lot of flavor
• Utah’s Baby Your Baby moves to end SSN abuse
• Gallery: Photos of the day August 11, 2011
• Is social media fueling London riots?
• Sara Lee 4Q net income falls, revenue increases
• Zions declares 1-cent dividend
• Kohl’s 2Q profits up 17 percent
• Cops nab one of three suspects in cigarette burglaries
• Literary notes: Sweet treats from Marguerite
• No honor among thieving cops
• Writing and living at breakneck speed
• Police seek hit-run suspect in crash that hurt Fox 13’s Cronk
• Utah weather: More heat, but better air quality
• Poll: Utahns more accepting of queers
• Poll: Support, acceptance of gays is growing in Utah
• US stocks rise above 200 after job-claims report
• 2nd Utahn among 30 dead in Afghan copter attack
• Realtors give $30K to Road Home shelter
• Statue of Liberty to close for yearlong repairs
• Mortgage rates fall again, 30-year near record low
• The Poorwills
• Spy Hop Records
• Kristauf's, Ultra Saturdays
• Mud Run MS
• Strike Back, The Lying Game
• Unemployment aid applications at 395k, 4-month low
• Jason Chaffetz rouses crowd at town hall with anti-Hatch comments
• Prosecutors: South Davis fire captain sexually abused autistic girl
• Congressman wants probe of bin Laden movie project
• Governor Herbert Launches Blog
• Stashes of cash
• The day our leaders got unstuck
• HINOs and RAHINOs
• Thanks to Rolly
• Saving farmland
• Hungry nest of vipers
• Salt Lake County commits to be fit
• A lesson in cool
• Show us the jobs!
• GOP debt
• Redistricting jeopardy
• Do One Thing: Stretch
• Skipping the stove: More people eating a raw food diet
• Final thoughts on the carb challenge
• Power of the vote
• Bird sightings: Rufous hummingbird
• Utah Olympic Oval offers fitness opportunity — even in the heat of summer
• Bees release Ketchner
• Utah football notes: Utes’ thin O-line takes another hit
• BYU football notes: Quezada makes his return
• Grantsville eager to put star running back, receiver in action
• American Fork prepping for triple-option offense
• Copper Hills running backs help form ‘a whole new team’
• Davis returns with excitement, strong seniors
• Alec Baldwin eyes role as N.Y. mayor
• Convertible aficionados band together
• Cha-cha may prove costly for Utahn Tadd Gadduang on SYTYCD
• Hunt for armed siblings ends in crash
• Soccer: U.S. ties in Klinsmann’s debut as coach
• Dumbed-down schools
• Scandal costing Buckeyes big time
• Guilty plea may haunt Midvale council candidate Hunt
• NCAA looks at smaller rulebook, tougher penalties
• NFL notes: Eagles add another ex-Pro Bowler
• Poll: Casey Anthony is most hated person in U.S.
• Train kills pedestrian in Midvale
• Visiting Utah, ex-CIA boss lists top U.S. security threats
• Utah’s unclaimed veterans to get military funeral
• 2nd Utahn among 30 dead in Afghan copter attack
• PGA Championship: Woods in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons
• McEntee: Jeffs is in prison, but child sexual abuse still a horrific problem
• Salt Lake County jobs program is winding down
• Pay TV industry loses record number of subscribers
• County jobs program is winding down
• Investors sue Salt Lake City equity firm, CEO
• Kirby: Don’t let church get in way of God’s work
• Calendar Aug. 13
• Syria claims crackdown is on ‘terrorists’
• Ankle surgery far from routine
• Prep cross country: Cavemen aiming for third straight state title
• Kragthorpe: Levi Leipheimer says he’s 1 of 4 Tour of Utah contenders
• Kragthorpe: Levi Leipheimer a Tour of Utah contender
• Heimuli moves over to shore up ailing offensive line
• SUU picked to defend football title
• All Ute home gymnastic meets to be televised
• Steve Schneiter making 11th PGA appearance as club pro
• MLS signs new television deal with NBC
• S. Korea returns fire after waters shelled
• Debt panel picks spark pessimism
• Utah senator among hundreds of lawmakers at ALEC conference
• Tax lobbyists push to extend breaks amid debt cuts
• One in every family: Wasatch Theatre Company presents Grey Gardens
• Strike kills insurgents who shot down U.S. helicopter
• Settlement in Logan canal tragedy is $1.25 million
• Slayings lay bare racial divisions
• Utah’s psychologists need diversity training, experts say
• Tea partier Willoughby to challenge Matheson
• Utah football: Rugby star Thretton Palamo gets an education
• Utah comfort food childhood favorite: soft-boiled eggs with toast soldiers
• NASA rover at rim of big Martian crater
• Republicans’ stand could reverberate
• June job openings rose, though levels are low
• Developer, Mapleton reach a deal; lawsuit tossed
• Business briefs
• KUER hires new news director
• Fed’s low rates are no fix for economy or retirees
• Dining news and notes: Red Rock now in Murray
• Out and about: Groban, Sublime with Rome, and a Ghostly Twilight
• Warren Jeffs juror: ‘I didn’t think he was a man of God at all’
• Warren Jeffs juror: ‘I didn’t think he was a man of God at all’
• Hot tickets: ‘Mary Poppins’ to land at Capitol Theatre
• Utah invites businesses to clean-energy conference
• West Valley City Council members explain votes on tax increase
• Mounties to investigate FLDS child brides in Utah
• Salt Lake Valley Health shuts down 8 food carts
• Son of Utah couple dies in military training exercise
• Friends remember little Mormon dynamo with a big heart
• New Warren Jeffs photos show him casual, in front of St. Louis Arch
• How to get the most of chilling out indoors
• Tribune’s Burr named best in D.C. regional reporting
• Gallery: Utes practice 08-10-11
• 3 brothers arrested in Uintah County slaying; alleged gunman at large
• Recalls for lamps, Ford models
• Utah football: Utes reshuffle defense to make up for NFL defections
• Gold shoots past record $1,800 an ounce
• Man stabbed at West Valley Kohl’s dies, suspect arrested
• Dads become ‘heroes of the hallways’ at Magna Elementary
• Gallery: Photos of the day 08-10-11
• Gallery: Utes practice 08-09-11
• Granite students building homes, futures
• Sandy police to use federal grant for crowd and traffic control
• ALS patient intent on proving the end is not always near
• Top school counselor helping Union Middle through tragedy
• Children practice reading to four-legged friend
• Legacy Preparatory student named best actor, visits New York
• The kid called Fish becomes the man at Highland
• Obama campaign plans to target Mitt Romney
• High-speed Layton motorcycle crash leaves man critically hurt
• Most Utah wildfires snuffed, crews closing in on the last
• Salt Lake City officials balk at subsidy for megahotel
• Small-business tax workshops set
• ALS patient intent on proving the end is not always near
• Van Chu’s art strikes international chord
• Military killed Taliban who downed US helicopter
• Airstrike kills Taliban insurgents who downed U.S. helicopter
• Cameron: UK won’t let ‘culture of fear’ take over
• British leader vows ‘fightback’ as Birmingham seethes
• With Warren Jeffs’ trial finished in Texas, eyes turn to Utah
• Post-Fed relief rally peters out for European stocks
• Andy Keller: Bag Monster
• Downside Story
• A Dam Fine Idea
• Crazy Eyes Bachmann
• Ditching the (American) Dream
• Resignations at Pierpont
• Hatch, former CIA director talk security at Utah Capitol
• Utah weather: Hot, dry, clear — and unhealthy air
• Stocks plunge more than 400 points in opening hour
• Warren Jeffs gets life in prison for sex with underage girls
• Computerized trading programs behind 519-point drop
• West Valley City to hike property tax 18% to cover budget gap
• Mortgage applications climb on refinancing
• Utah elementary teacher helps students in Africa
• Capital One to buy HSBC US credit card arm
• County districts
• Limit mortgage deduction
• Gwynne Dyer: The food bubble
• Rich Lowry: Obama’s AA+ presidency
• Defining pro-life
• Bad parenting
• Taking a recess
• Banana republic
• The real job creators
• Send crybabies home
• Making a date with Spanish cheese
• Mormons persecuted
• Carolyn Hax: You shot the messenger, now an apology is due
• Control of Wisconsin Senate up in the air
• Eric Rowe makes a play for Utes’ starting safety role
• Alta girls’ soccer soundly defeats Timpview in season opener
• Pioneer Theatre Company To Hold Press Tour Of New Artist Housing
• Soccer: Jurgen Klinsmann ready for U.S. coaching debut
• Wednesday’s TV/radio sports programming
• Contractor sues U. of U. over steam accident
• Utah tops the nation in volunteering
• Olympic test events go ahead amid London riots
• NFL notes: Injury sidelines Panthers’ Steve Smith
• Colombia’s Sergio Luis Henao wins Tour of Utah Prologue
• Colombia’s Sergio Luis Henao wins Tour of Utah Prologue
• West Valley City approves $3.5 million tax hike
• After fall, Dow soars 429 points on Fed statement
• The Metropolitan closing its doors after 16 years
• Hispanic chamber holding green event
• Utah’s 2nd Apple store to open Saturday at Fashion Place
• Sales fuel optimism at Utah’s Black Diamond
• Jenny Oaks Baker brings love of Disney to life with music
• Blaze: Offensive coordinator is AFL assistant coach of the year
• Nearly three of four Utah Latinos are Mexican
• Goo Goo Dolls headline a rock triple bill at Deer Valley
• Reid said to name Murray, Baucus, Kerry to deficit panel
• Alta girls’ soccer soundly defeats Timpview in season opener
• Rolly: Living too long in Utah will cost you
• Obama announces fuel standards for big vehicles
• Social media used to spread Britain’s riots
• BYU football: Cougars already wary of heat, humidity they will face in opener
• London tries tripling police presence to end riots
• BYU football: Running back by committee a possibility
• Utah football notes: Eric Rowe makes a play for starting safety role
• Clean-air groups threaten Kennecott with pollution suit
• Rep. Bishop to take stand in Brigham City doctor’s trial
• Some object to candidate-sponsored forums
• Dow rallies, closes up 429 points
• Movie review: ‘The Help’ cleans up the South too much
• New Red Butte signs ask residents to report oil residue
• New Red Butte signs ask residents to report oil residue
• Volatility hits 401(k) plans as investors exit stocks
• Volatility hits 401(k) plans as investors exit stocks
• Boy or girl? A simple test raises ethical concerns
• Labor fight at heart of dispute over FAA bill
• Salt Lake County Fair celebrates 75th anniversary
• U.S., North Korea may discuss recovering soldiers’ remains
• With dignity and respect, Obama honors the fallen
• Turkish minister and other envoys press Syrian leader
• Monson: Ute receiver Dres Anderson brimming with confidence
• USU Football: Ags counting on Tyler Larsen to help re-energize run game
• Utah State women will open hoops season at Wyoming
• AP sources: U.S. to tell Assad that he must go
• Apple, Exxon in battle for most valuable company
• RSL: First MLS goal is ancient history to Gil
• RSL: First MLS goal is ancient history to Gil
• Fire captain charged with child sex abuse
• Utah team playing for shot at LLWS
• Scott D. Pierce: NBC pumping up Versus with Notre Dame games
• Questions and answers about the market’s turmoil
• Fourth Street Clinic director steps down after 23 years
• After trip overseas, guv says wars in Afghanistan, Iraq succeeding
• Protesters from DeChristopher trial arraigned in justice court
• Protesters from DeChristopher trial arraigned in justice court
• Utah’s Myriad Genetics reports higher revenues, income
• Utah’s Myriad Genetics reports higher revenues, income
• Scott D. Pierce: ‘X Factor’ will knock ‘Idol’ down a peg
• TV preview • Teen Wolf is trapped between hunters and werewolves
• Utah State and Weber state soccer game moved to Rio Tinto
• Capturing the taste of deli potato salad
• How the Payson Salmon Supper becomes a foodie tradition
• Your town in brief: Police and fire safety fair
• Your town in brief: Pirate night in Kearns
• Young Utah cyclist aiming for Tour de France
• Bagley cartoon: Wedgie Issues
• Prep cross-country: Expectations are high for Hunter’s top runner
• Utah Redistricting Committee announces plan for final phase
• Your town in brief: Donate school supplies
• Layton wrestler Carlos Turner gets a hold on leadership role
• UTA shrugs off disappointing TRAX ridership on first commuter day
• Court unseals inmate’s letter in Allgier murder case
• Warren Jeffs gets life in prison for sex with underage girls
• Utahn infected with antibiotic-resistant salmonella
• Kearns boxer competes in World Championships
• Obama approves Utah for flooding disaster aid
• Police make cold case arrest in suspected road rage shooting
• Fed to keep interest rate near zero for 2 years
• Utah tops the nation in volunteering
• Jeffs sentence
• Prep girls’ soccer: Fremont ready for redemption
• Walk to help the blind
• Shank you very much for this patent
• Your town in brief: Herriman family video contest
• Your town in brief: Salt Lake City garden party
• Man to stand trial in Salt Lake City strangulation case
• Business helps teen gain ground against Crohn’s disease
• Granite students building homes, futures
• Salt Lake City family wins big by saving energy
• Construction moves Olympus High teams to other fields
• Game Night Games draws crowds with new take on board games
• EnergySolutions sees rise in Quarter 2 earnings
• Gallery: Britain triples police presence as riots spread
• Specific IQ genes too smart to catch, latest hunt finds
• Utah researchers learn how rodents manage toxic diets
• Pedestrian killed, another injured while crossing Green River road
• Gallery: Top photos of the day 08-09-11
• St. George hits ringer with horseshoe pitchers
• Ogden cops: Officer’s car strikes boy trying to beat red light
• Tradewinds
• Utah business briefs
• Utah Avalanche Center focus of fundraiser
• Sugar House independent pharmacies – Part III – Jolley’s Compounding Pharmacy
• Lines close around Wrangler, School Wash fires
• Prettyman: Utah State Parks provide affordable outdoor adventures for the entire family
• Outdoors: Panguitch Lake dam problems not huge threat to fishery
• Fishing: Fly of the Week — Emergent Sparkle Pupa
• Prettyman: Utah State Parks provide affordable outdoor adventures for the entire family
• Fishing Spot of the Week: Hyrum Reservoir
• Where in Utah was this Photo Taken? Send an email with your best guess
• Out Takes: Getting Foxy at the Great Salt Lake
• Handing over Utah state parks makes sense to some, but isn't easy
• AOL posts smaller 2Q net loss, ad revenue grows
• Utah’s hot, dry forecast brings ‘Red Flag’ fire warnings
• Park City may spend millions to reduce Sweeney Treasure Hill project
• Lionsgate announces ‘Dirty Dancing’ remake
• Affordable Spanish Wines
• Slow Food Utah
• Secrets & Wives
• Stay Energized
• Mariachi El Bronx, The War on Drugs
• Slow Food Utah: SLC Bites
• UK PM recalls Parliament for London rioting crisis
• US workers were less productive in the spring
• US stocks rise after big fall
• Defense rests in Warren Jeffs sentencing
• Gold prices keep pushing higher, hit new record
• How the Payson Salmon Supper becomes a foodie tradition
• Photo Gallery: Polygamist leader Warren Jeffs' past
• Evaluating teachers
• Rules of the road
• Romney’s campaign benefactor
• Paul Krugman: Credibility and Chutzpah
• Statesmen or politicians?
• Try term limits
• Return to moderation
• Cannon nails Costco
• A tax too high
• Hatch’s priorities
• Utah and the feds
• 49ers’ Alex Smith thriving under Jim Harbaugh
• In Mile High City, Orton still miles ahead of Tebow
• Hauling in Hinds is huge for Mendenhall, Cougars
• Utah State Parks manages primitive sites
• Real Madrid signs 7-year-old soccer prodigy
• NFL notes: Ex-Jet Ellis ‘on the other side now’ with rival Pats
• Media Availability with Governor Herbert
• At Intermezzo season closer, it’s ‘hello goodbye’
• Stocks plunge around globe
• Asian stocks tumble after Wall Street rout
• Firefighters working blazes across state
• S&P downgrades Fannie and Freddie, US-backed debt
• Sports briefs: Paterno hospitalized after Penn State player blindsides him
• The brothers of Fratelli serve Italian family classics
• Gallery: Thousands of Verizon workers on strike
• Rate hike too much for poor, disabled, say advocates
• Rate hike too much for poor, disabled, say advocates
• Huntsman faults anti-business climate under Obama
• Huntsman faults anti-business climate under Obama
• Rats Control Appetite for Poison
• First commuter day in new TRAX system runs smoothly
• Feds help pay for Utah’s flood damage
• Feds help pay for Utah’s flood damage
• DREAM Act supporters try, fail, to get Hatch’s ear
• USU football: Three quarterbacks draw mixed reviews in first practice
• Exploring the edge with Salt Lake Acting Company’s Fearless Fringe Festival
• Cycling: Tour of Utah heads for new heights as it begins Tuesday
• Utah football: First look at offense provides daylight via its massive O-line
• Hotel housekeeper sues Strauss-Kahn
• Elizabeth Smart addresses child-crimes conference
• Investors shift money, anticipate more pain
• Riots in London spread through other U.K. cities
• Fed takes spotlight as recession fears loom
• Utah farmland prices fall as preservation funds fade
• Former head of U.S. Red Cross was a strong advocate for women’s health
• Famine: ‘Hundreds of thousands of kids could die’
• Pentagon says fatal crash tragic but is not a trend
• Non-LDS faith wants high school land for its own seminary
• Kirby: Driving in Utah? Buckle up and hold on
• Everyday Organic: Sun prints evoke the essence of summer
• Romney shifts his laid back campaign into a higher gear
• Utah gets reprieve from a No Child Left Behind requirement
• Utah’s Bishop laments end of House page program
• Who’s LDS? Who’s Republican? Campaign flier stirs up SLC west-siders
• Utah b-boy one step away from winning ‘So You Think YouCan Dance’
• Orem man arrested for allegedly taking porno photos of kids
• Orem man arrested for allegedly taking porno photos of kids
• Texas governor heads to early states as he leans toward presidential bid
• Utah ‘s reaction to sell-off doesn’t reflect panic on Wall Street
• Utah ‘s reaction to sell-off doesn’t reflect panic on Wall Street
• Former This Is the Place exec pleads not guilty
• Tuesday’s TV/radio programming
• The kid called Fish becomes the man at Highland
• Toyota hopes for revival after sinking to No. 3
• Serving salmon, Payson-style
• Serving salmon, Payson-style
• Civil rights attorney challenges Lehi panhandling law
• ALS patient intent on proving the end is not always near
• Defense rests in Warren Jeffs sentencing
• Dow down 634, other indexes off sharply in sell-off
• Critics and defenders react to S&P’s downgrade of U.S. debt
• Photos: Warren Jeffs' past
• Utah football notes: Harvey Langi leads close race for running back spot
• Utah football: Norm Chow hopes to fire up Utes’ offense
• New Utah dentistry, nursing programs win accreditation
• McEntee: In just 33 days, five Utahns killed in Afghanistan
• Congress has a shot at passing jobs-creating bills
• Alternate plan for Holladay Village Center presented
• Gallery: photos from the London riots August 8, 2011
• Prosecutor takes helm as West Valley City attorney
• Bus tour asks Utahns to get on board with gay rights
• Kearns man gets up to 15 years for death of 4-year-old
• Tips for finding customers online
• Police identify man shot by UHP
• Backers thank Chaffetz for voting against debt ceiling bills
• Gallery: Photos of the day August 8, 2011
• Feds bust Utah horse-smuggling operation
• Utah Athletics to Host Social Media Day
• Food briefs: Seeing green with new Utah salsa
• Obama: No one doubts U.S. ability to pay its debts
• Seminar to address how entrepreneurs raise cash
• Salt Lake Home Sales Data for the Second Quarter 2011
• Salt Lake City nonprofit raises funds to build Tanzania school
• Eagle Scout: Davis
• Can a balanced budget amendment solve anything?
• V.A. docs brush up on treating female vets
• Legacy Preparatory student named best actor, visits New York
• Kragthorpe: Utes’ run game a blank slate — for now
• Park City Miners face challenges head-on
• Sandy police to use federal grant for crowd and traffic control
• BYU Football: Cougars land Davis High star Troy Hinds
• Real Madrid signs 7-year-old soccer prodigy
• Beginner golf course opens near Jordanelle
• AIG sues Bank of America for $10B over mortgages
• National leaders look to Utah for ways to improve nutrition, physical health
• Selena Gomez, Justin Bieber win Teen Choice awards
• Airlines begin rolling back fare hikes
• Authorities say gunfire caused fire west of Utah Lake
• Jordan School District superintendent ushers in ‘new dawn’
• Across globe, traders brace for a downturn
• What to do if someone you know on Facebook or LinkedIn dies
• US markets fall sharply after S&P downgrade
• UK police arrest over 160 in weekend London riots
• Blanding native and Navy SEAL dies in Afghanistan
• Weekend Rewind: News you may have missed over the weekend
• Gallery: Zombie Walk
• Gallery: Lollapalooza wraps up
• Sandy man who died in crash identified
• Geithner says he will stay as Treasury boss
• Warren Jeffs’ own documents turn against him
• Jordan School District superintendent ushers in ‘new dawn’
• UDOT digs past to prepare for future
• Disabled woman is driving force behind food bank
• San Juan County families struggle in ‘food desert’
• Lehi residents wary of Traverse Mountain housing plan
• Doctor Who Catch-Up
• Slow Food Park City
• Paul, Super, Your Highness
• Couch Surfin' Cousins
• Sanitize Insanity
• Harry Potter, Selena Gomez, Justin Bieber win big at Teen Choice Awards
• With Woods’ ex-caddie, Scott wins 1st world title
• Gold price tops $1,700 as investors seek refuge
• S&P to review ratings for gov’ts linked to US debt
• How to handle a case of fiancé’s cold feet
• Spotify takes on iTunes in the U.S.
• ‘Glee’ concert soundtrack just another way to make $$$ for Fox
• Luke Bryan’s slickness makes him another faceless face in crowd
• Awful CG sinks ‘Mars Needs Moms’
• ‘Paul’: Foul-mouthed fun
• Review: ZAGG’s newest keyboard/case needs work
• Governor Issues Statement Regarding Sgt. Daniel Gurr
• Utah State football: Aggies hope they’re on road to turnaround
• Prep girls’ soccer: Road to 3A title goes through Bruder, Juan Diego
• Getting there
• Obama and Chrysler
• Fear of the tea party
• Idiots ignore the FAA
• Food for prisoners
• China bridging our gaps
• Obama no socialist
• Who is really radical?
• Rolly: Magic on a Lehi baseball field
• Provo police stun man with Taser
• Boy rescued after falling between church walls
• Boy rescued after falling into duct in Ogden church
• Cleric: Attack U.S. troops
• Syria intensifies crackdown; Saudi Arabia demands end
• BYU football: History shows quarterback Jake Heaps on verge of a monster year
• Yemeni president leaves hospital in Saudi Arabia
• Independent redistricting 101: Salt Lake County ready for results
• N.Y. guv rescued Big Apple from near bankruptcy in ’75
• Catholic hospitals object to free birth control for their employees
• Police: 8 shot to death in Ohio, including child
• SEALs were on rescue mission when killed
• Broken ankle doesn’t stop Keselowski from winning
• Broken ankle can’t stop Keselowski from winning
• NFL: New York Giants’ top pick Prince Amukamara likely out 2 months
• NFL: New York Giants’ top pick Prince Amukamara likely out 2 months
• Golf: Adam Scott wins World Golf Championship with Woods’ old caddie
• Utah State football: Aggies hope they’re on road to turnaround
• Prep softball: Tribune power rankings
• Utah football: Utes have a new soundtrack for practice
• Gallery: Thousands of Verizon workers strike over contract
• Ogden police say text message argument ends in gunfire
• West Valley man dies in Big Cottonwood Canyon fall
• Gallery: At least 8 shot to death in suburban Ohio, including 11-year-old
• Gallery: Photos of the Day 08-07-11
• Gallery: London protest turns into riot
• Utah burn survivors gain confidence to move on
• I-15 worker killed in Box Elder County identified
• Operation of new TRAX lines brings changes
• Salt Lake City plan, funding could begin for Main Street theater
• Utah redistricting: urban vs rural-republican vs democrat-people vs legislature
• South Jordan man killed Sunday in one-car crash
• South Jordan man killed Sunday in one-car crash
• Religious groups object to being forced to cover birth control
• Wildfire near Saratoga Springs 50 percent contained
• Teens with a lighter linked to wildfire in North Ogden
• Golf: Holes in one
• Nephew alleges Jeffs raped him, claimed it was ‘God’s will’
• Is the end in sight for exorbitant health premiums?
• LDS forum explores immigration challenge
• “Up” house comes to life inside (video)
• Loss of BYU’s Putnam weakens defensive line depth
• BYU football: Cougars open camp with 3-hour practice
• Sandy man killed, boy injured in wreck
• RSL dominates Red Bulls in 3-0 victory
• McGraw makes a connection with eager Utah crowd
• No separation among Utah running backs in race for starting role
• Monson: Rose Bowl is a dream destination for the Utes
• Kragthorpe: Views of Pac-12 stadiums from a coach’s kid
• The Rose Bowl: The Pac-12’s football cathedral
• Pac-12: Utah fans in for new away-game destinations
• Construction worker killed on I-15
• MLS roundup: Seattle snaps K.C.’s 14-game unbeaten streak
• 7-year-old Castle Dale boy dies after being hit by car
• Utah teens get first-hand experience panhandling
• Photo gallery: Tim McGraw rocks USANA Amphitheatre
• RSL: Gil bags his first goal
• Sanders, Sharpe, Faulk, Dent enter Pro Football Hall of Fame
• Deadliest day for U.S. forces in Afghanistan
• Editor’s column: Tribune will chronicle new era for Utah, BYU
• Crews battling Weber County wildfire above North Ogden
• Sports briefs: Swimmer Franklin wins second national title
• Top photos of the day: 08-06-11
• Pac-12 notes: Sun Devils’ success depends on Osweiler
• Golf: Ishikawa chases history at Bridgestone
• Photo gallery: BYU football kicks off fall camp
• MLB: Colorado Rockies pitcher Juan Nicasio has broken neck
• Q-and-A with Boy Scout councils
• Tow truck driver accidentally tows child asleep in car
• NFL notes: Eagles’ DeSean Jackson to end holdout, source says
• Ringleader of Abu Ghraib abuse released
• Utah cancer survivors celebrate life atop Hidden Peak
• Militants leaving Somali capital
• Rebels launch push in western Libya, aim for coast
• Photo gallery: Lucille Ball 100th birthday anniversary
• West Valley man dead after suspected street racing incident
• Utah Boy Scouts fundraiser kicks off — with high-pressure tactics
• Pac-12: Campus capsules for the Ute fan planning to hit the road
• S&P officials defend U.S. credit downgrade
• Photo gallery: Utes media day photos
• Turkish team won’t sign Jazz center Mehmet Okur, official says
• Texas governor to evangelicals: I’m one of you
• Hacking collective attacks police sites in U.S., steals data
• NASCAR: Joey Logano wins pole at Pocono
• Copter downed in deadliest day of Afghan war for U.S. forces
• Utah State Parks manages primitive sites
• Phillips: An Easterner gets a lesson on Utah
• No upturn in sight, Utah homebuilders get inventive
• Salt Lake City’s mega-theater: boon or boondoggle?
• Man found dead in Weber County hot spring
• In a reversal, dependence on oil imports falls
• Swiss not happy that franc safest refuge
• Crash, other calamities tied to China’s rapid growth
• Employee ownership key to software maker revival
• Photo gallery: Day 3 of Utes fall football camp
• Prep girls soccer: Road to 3A title goes through Bruder, Juan Diego
• Mosquito spraying prompts family’s suit in Nephi
• Credit crisis: Obama says Washington ‘must do better’
• UHP: Flagger killed by hit-and-run driver near Price
• Facebook ‘spam King’: Las Vegas man accused of mass messaging
• The bold and not-so-bright: Hunk-cules coming to Desert Star Playhouse
• Ann Cannon: Childhood artifact inspires the future
• Afghanistan: Chopper with Seals, other soldiers shot down
• An emerging actress’s wild ride from Sundance to stardom
• Afghanistan president: U.S. chopper crash kills 38 soldiers
• NASA’s Jupiter probe will peer back to beginning of solar system
• New teacher evaluations will likely include student achievement data
• Utah weather: Finally, a summer weekend forecast
• Crews mobilizing to battle 4,000-acre SW Utah wildfire
• Ogden police, FBI raid suspected gang house
• Gallery: Journey to Jupiter
• Ted Bundy’s DNA to be added to national database
• S&P downgrades U.S. credit rating from AAA
• Teen falls from cliff in American Fork Canyon
• Photo gallery: Polar bear attacks British students in Norway
• Trementon shop fire injures owner
• Showing Hama in ruins, Syria says revolt quelled
• Jim Matheson: A break in gridlock
• China, largest U.S. creditor, blasts credit downgrade
• Krugman: Washington has been worrying about all the wrong things
• Cutting the deficit
• The Thumb
• Out of that Lexus!
• Paul Rolly: Chaffetz’ prefers tofu
• More miles, less fuel
• Clippings: Highlights of The Salt Lake Tribune’s Opinion pages
• Pyle: Those who are called by the only name that matters
• Giving away the Wasatch
• Paying for schools
• America’s xenophobes
• Thanks for the rescue
• Other people’s kids
• Reckless Republicans
• Millcreek footing the bill
• Job creators, indeed
• Jim Matheson: A break in gridlock
• Public lands for the rich
• Attack on public land
• DeChristopher’s principled dissent
• Clean economy can pay off for you
• American socialism
• Utah a place for all
• Police vs. cameras
• True cost of energy codes
• It’s about jobs
• Gays are God’s children
• Tax the Jazz
• Teetotaler booze boss
• While America burns
• Hole in Ones
• A Look Back: Photos of Salt Lake City and more in the 1800s
• Is cricket-mad India ready for some football?
• O.C. Tanner Donates Special Edition Governor’s Coins for Surprise Trip
• Thierry Henry, Red Bulls to visit Salt Lake on Saturday
• MLS champs starting to shine
• Marine from Vernal killed in Afghanistan
• Angels ready to shuffle staff
• Golf: Short game trips up Woods at Bridgestone
• Golf roundup: No shortage of contenders at Bridgestone
• NFL: Vikings’ Adrian Peterson not worried about contract status
• Marion D. Hanks, longtime Mormon leader, dies
• Slain Marine was soccer player, student leader
• Psychologist compares Warren Jeffs to a pedophile
• ACLU sues Utah jail over policy on immigrants
• Public frustration high as Congress members return to home states
• NFL: Sanders, Faulk, Sharpe headed to Hall of Fame
• Saturday’s TV/radio sports programming
• Driver of van that killed Japanese tourists gets jail
• Road rage ends in Salt Lake City hit-and-run
• Park City Kimball Arts Festival fires up on Main Street
• Utah lawmaker would end deductions for dependents to help schools
• Somali troops open fire amid fight for food; seven dead
• Trementon shop fire injures owner
• Al-Qaida branch won’t attack Europe
• New teacher evaluations will likely include student achievement data
• BYU football: ‘Change’ the operative word at Cougar camp
• Libyan government denies death of Gadhafi son
• Utah rabbi marries
• Watercooler• Get back to basics with retirement saving
• Double bass: Big instrument, big sound at the Deer Valley Music Festival
• Future for Utah Theatre remains a mystery
• The Week Ahead
• Gas prices expected to fall in coming weeks
• Questar posts increased Q2 earnings
• Harmons, Walmart joins others in ground turkey recall
• The market is down: How should you manage your investments?
• Get in on the deals at factory outlet stores
• TRAX, transit in transition
• Macy’s offers online school sweepstakes
• Applications open for Hispanic scholarships
• Campbell: Public still embraces news media’s watchdog role
• Utah football notes: Brian Blechen returns after bee incident
• Free Flow Tour headed to Utah this weekend
• McEntee: Even in prison, Warren Jeffs unlikely to change
• U. researchers finger ‘hitchhiker’ as genetic culprit in bowel disease
• Report lists ways to improve schools for deaf and blind
• Jobs data bring calm to volatile markets
• Bagley cartoon: Sen. Mike Lee Saves America
• Riverton pulls back on Facebook
• Homeland Security cancels immigration agreements with states
• Army to trim war tours to 9 months
• BYU football: Position battles are few, far between at Cougar camp
• TRAX preview, food drive called a success
• Redistricting committee to start final lap
• P&G 4Q profit rises as it focuses on pricing
• Obama promotes jobs initiative for veterans
• Top photos of the day: 08-05-11
• Rescuer suing Crandall mine owner and partners
• St. George teen drowns in Quail Creek Reservoir
• Rolly: Magic on a Lehi baseball field
• Gallery: Japan holds memorial on eve of Hiroshima bombing anniversary
• Photo gallery: Lingerie retailer picks Abu Dhabi for first international store
• 7,731 marijuana plants seized in Washington County
• Utah football: Keith McGill ready to make impact
• Utah football: Jordan Wynn says, ‘It’s time to step up’
• Gallery: Utes fall camp continues in day 2
• USU Women's Volleyball Third in Preseason Poll
• Transient gets life in prison for rape and murder
• Bank robbed in Cottonwood Heights
• Woman claims employer subjected her to ‘Mini-skirt Monday’
• Utah divorce rates: Sunset leads; Hyde Park smallest
• Alison Krauss: Bluegrass archetypes, with voices of ardor and melancholy
• UHP trooper kills armed suspect off I-215
• Tavaci developer wants out of Cottonwood Heights
• Military personnel can receive special tax help
• Utah’s Nu Skin has record Q2
• Postal Service losses continue to mount
• P&G’s 4Q profit rises 15 pct; readies for slowdown
• Free car seat checks in Utah County
• Gallery: Twilight Concert Series 8-04-11
• Weekend Express: Your fun-stuff planning guide
• Dickey’s Barbecue Pit to open additional locations
• Romney signs pledge opposing gay rights
• Mr. Bean's Rowan Atkinson crashes pricey McLaren supercar
• NASA launches Juno spacecraft to Jupiter
• Utah's Huntsman working to end campaign drama
• Scott D. Pierce: KSL boycott might give ‘Playboy Club’ a boost
• The Band Perry brings Alabama dreams to McGraw tour
• To Gilbert Gottfried, everything is a laughing matter
• Senate approves bill to end the partial FAA shutdown
• Crews contain Antelope Island fire
• Utah weather: Sun, sun, sunshiny days
• ‘Officer involved’ shooting reported on I-215
• Stocks waver as optimism about job report fades
• Aug. 5-11: Crown of Flowers
• The Change-Up
• Snow Flower & the Secret Fan
• Sala Thai Kitchen
• UDOGM Seeks Public Comment
• P&G’s 4Q profit rises 15 pct; readies for slowdown
• Sunset leads Utah in divorce rate; Hyde Park rate smallest
• Utah’s rural counties need Social Security, Medicare for economic stability
• Unemployment rate dips, economy adds 117K jobs
• Utah Hindu temple art — a sermon in symbolism
• Paul Rolly: Michelle Obama is given booze illegally in Utah
• A new front in Utah’s battle with the ‘R’ rating
• Hot tickets: Death Cab will park at Maverik Center Aug. 22
• TV preview: Carson Kressley dresses up Utahn
• Out and about: Playing for Change, Mr. Big, Calexico, Devon Allman’s Honeytribe
• Carolyn Hax: Fiancé’s effeminate nature concerns kin
• Top school counselor helping Union Middle through tragedy
• Children practice reading to four-legged friend
• Aloha, senator!
• Museums matter
• Dads become ‘heroes of the hallways’ at Magna Elementary
• Jeffs guilty
• Under the radar
• Rolling the dice
• Fireworks and memory
• Loons and nut cakes
• Proud of Matheson
• Debt war
• TRAX a bad neighbor
• Beck’s diatribe
• 10 girls, 2 weeks, one art project in Salt Lake
• Utah football notes: Utes happy the talk is over and the work has begun
• Tiger off to strong start at Bridgestone
• Warren Jeffs found guilty of child bride rapes
• Fire forces campground evacuations on Antelope Island
• Provo Councilwoman returns after tour of duty in Kuwait
• Friday’s TV/radio sports programming
• Sports briefs: Carl Edwards spurns offer from Joe Gibbs Racing
• MLB notes: A-Rod stays mum on poker investigation
• Polygamous compound seems unaware of Jeffs verdict
• Questions and answers about the stock-market fall
• Amid global worry, stock in worst tumble in two years
• Kraft to split into 2 companies
• Does Salt Lake City need to expand the Salt Palace to keep Outdoor Retailer in state?
• SkyWest to fly jets for US Airways
• Utah stores affected in huge ground turkey recall
• Stock market’s plunge could feed depths of economy’s woes
• Firm dissolves after giving pro-Romney PAC $1M
• Paul Rolly: Michelle Obama is given booze illegally in Utah
• Debuts of Leonardo, new museum likely to coincide
• Missing tot found in good health; grandma jailed
• New website to jump to Mormonism’s defense
• Military money on chopping block in austere time
• Trial of Mubarak’s security chief resumes in Cairo
• Resident: Random killings in besieged Syrian city
• Deal gets thumbs down in new poll
• NFL notes: Diagnosis of Eagles player’s seizure still in question
• Salt Lake County challenges residents to get in shape
• Salt Lake County challenges residents to get in shape
• Living History: Italian immigrants found work in Utah coal mines
• Draper planners OK transit-oriented development
• Draper planners OK transit-oriented development
• Man shot in hand during Midvale burglary
• Road rage ends in parking lot stabbing
• More than a puppet: Spaces going fast for free reading of A Doll's House
• Kennecott parent Rio Tinto posts $7.6 billion half-year profit
• Drop in jobless claims provides little boost
• Kirby: Judge cursed by Warren Jeffs OK to tempt her fate
• Utah analysts foresee bleak outlook for investors
• Legendary Dixie High School coach Don Lay dies
• HGH test added to new NFL CBA
• Seven Utah nonprofits will share in AmeriCorps grants
• Monson: New hope found for a Ute who once lost his
• RSL’s Beckerman added to U.S. roster for Mexico friendly
• Weber State football: Wildcats back in favorite role as camp opens
• Famine’s devastation: 29,000 kids under 5 in 90 days and toll is rising
• LinkedIn’s Q2 buoys investors’ faith
• Utah football notes: Utes happy the talk is over and the work has begun
• U. of U. Youth Theater goes global with ‘Viral’
• University of Utah overhauls its website
• A little bit of opera in Orem
• The Utah Symphony will rock you as festival ends
• Teen who escaped murder-suicide is with family
• Intermezzo ends season swimmingly
• Virginia Tech locked down for hours over report of gun
• Missing booze may have led to downtown TRAX station homicide
• Evacuation lifted at Matheson Courthouse
• Man sentenced for LDS church arson fire
• Movie review: Tedious ‘Snow Flower’ spans decades and cultures
• Movie review: Men will be boys in raunchy ‘Change-Up’
• Stage notes: Watch your ‘Steps,’ beware the vichyssoise and brush up your Shakespeare
• gallery: Photos of the day 8-04-11
• Gallery: Arlington burial for missing WWII airmen
• Video of Brian David Mitchell’s police interrogation released
• Utah scholar calls suicide risk among student vets ‘alarming’
• Visual art notes: Collectors confab, Park City Art Fest and a well-kept folk art secret.
• Bagley cartoon: Child Bride of Frankenstein
• Ex-Huntsman staffer: Presidential campaign in turmoil
• Dow average plunges 513, worst drop since 2008
• Sobreviviendo en Facebook
• Suicide Risk High for War Veterans in College, University of Utah Study Finds
• Ready for Its Close-up: the U Launches New Home Page
• Fundamentalist coalition denounces Jeffs, child sex abuse
• Rocket enthusiasts blast off at Salt Flats (video)
• How Rome built its Mediterranean empire
• Lattes and violent revolution in suburban life
• Sanctity of Marriage
• Price man struck, killed while pulling weeds
• Legendary Utah high school coach Don Lay dies
• Banana-eating intruder startles West Valley City babysitter, kids
• 1,800 OHV riders injured yearly in Utah, officials say
• USU football, basketball games to be broadcast on KCSG
• Real Salt Lake star Kyle Beckerman named to U.S. national team roster
• Wildcats picked last in Big Sky volleyball poll
• Herbert says Afghanistan could take time
• Utah football: Wynn feels ‘great’ as Utes open practice
• Man arrested in Taylorsville slaying
• Gallery: India's monsoon rains
• CenturyLink Q2 profit misses Street expectations
• Pocatello Pride promises fun for all ages
• Gallery: Fuel tankers catch fire in Kabul, Afghanistan
• Utah victim’s family sues in Nevada Amtrak crash
• St. George billboard aims to promote LGBT equality
• Salt Lake District names teachers of year
• SLC wants citizens to help redraw boundaries
• Honeyville man dies of ATV crash injuries
• Openly gay candidate bids for Midvale City Council
• Revenue, earnings soar at Utah’s Huntsman Corp.
• Women musicians unite for the Redrock Music Festival
• Virginia Tech reports gunman on campus
• Tongans celebrate Utah visit from queen mother
• Judge ends Jeffs’ defense, closing arguments next
• 36M lbs. of turkey recalled in salmonella outbreak
• Jeffs tells jury of Mormon history, religious persecution
• Paint Park City pink with Gay Park Silly Day
• Bike for Life 2011 to benefit UAF
• Oklahoma woman claims famed hijacker is her uncle
• Jerry Lewis won't appear on MDA Labor Day telethon
• Obama pressures Congress to resolve FAA shutdown
• Zen and the art of watercolor
• Murray kidnap: Tot found in good health, grandma jailed
• Utah’s wet cycle coming to an end as weekend approaches
• gallery: photos of the day 8-03-11
• Mubarak pleads not guilty
• Deadline passes for FLDS leadership legal struggle
• Utah’s rural counties need Social Security, Medicare for economic stability
• Draper soccer player on the road to recovery
• Utah GOP activist takes next step in politics
• Demo Day buzzes around Jordanelle
• Unemployment aid applications tick down to 400K
• Stocks slump as economic, Europe worries continue
• Retailers report solid sales gains for July
• Trans rapper Katastrophe to headline Pocatello Pride
• Gay parents raise well-adjusted kids
• New Utah fireworks law needs changes, officials say
• Jersey Shore, Whisker Wars
• Vinyl Sets at The Hotel
• Black Veil Brides
• Calexico
• Making Maps
• Gay parents face uphill custody battles
• ‘Rise of the Planet of the Apes,’ ‘Project Nim’ show 2 sides of monkeying around
• Facebook etiquette: Avoid the common pitfalls
• Rookie head coach Nick Longshore takes over Woods Cross football
• Teens take to the air at flight camp
• Longshore takes over Woods Cross football
• Senate candidate Chris Stout is strong ally for queer community
• Traitor Jane: A community divided
• Local gay couple marries in New York
• Queer-rights ally runs for Cedar City Council
• O.C. Tanner Donates Special Edition Governor's Coins for Surprise Trip
• Hot waste
• No, thanks
• The ‘Washington Chain Saw Massacre’
• Return of the Lords of Yesterday
• Do One Thing: Out of sight, out of mouth
• What’s next outrage?
• Bird sightings: Little blue heron
• Oath of disloyalty
• DeChristopher’s ‘crime’
• Lya Wodraska: Carb challenge pays off for some readers
• Kettlebell weights are the next new (old) thing
• Hike of the week: Wolf Canyon Trail — Eden
• Rich patronize the rich
• Let’s back married gays
• Valentine’s venom
• Will the cuts come home?
• Not-a-Drop Waddoups
• Ballroom dance keeps Utahns healthy
• Prep football: Hamilton takes reins at Hunter
• Cottonwood eager to face real competition
• New coach, strong offense will drive Alta football
• Shuttle setbacks teach Hillcrest students valuable lessons
• Draper soccer player on the road to recovery
• Rookie head coach Nick Longshore takes over Woods Cross football
• Roy has the motivation ‘to get it done’
• Finding new quarterback is a challenge for East
• Broken toilet forces Slash to land in SLC
• U. research shows human ancestors evolved in grasslands
• Timbers surprise Galaxy in rout
• Governor Herbert Travels To The Middle East
• Real Salt Lake falls 2-0 to Sporting Kansas City
• New league, same attitude for Whittingham’s Utes
• Swimming: Franklin, 16, wins first national title
• Gallery: U.S. National Swimming Championships 8-03-11
• NFL notes: Eagles DT Patterson ‘stable’ after seizure
• Sports briefs: Blackhawks sign Sharp to five-year extension
• Obama hits campaign trail in Chicago
• Health care, military on defense after debt deal
• Utah airman builds coffins for children, bridges with Afghan people
• 2 Utahns charged in global child porn network
• Jeffs tells jury of Mormon history, religious persecution
• Two moons? It’s not lunacy, but a new theory
• Thursday’s TV/radio sports programming
• College football notes: OSU players show support of Tressel
• College football notes: OSU players show support of Jim Tressel
• Oklahoma woman claims D.B. Cooper was her uncle
• Uncle was skyjacker D.B. Cooper, says Oklahoma woman
• Curiosity mounts for Tiger Woods’ performance at Firestone
• Beloved LDS women’s leader Chieko Okazaki dies at 84
• Mormons building ‘little Jerusalem’ in rural Utah
• Fewer women attending church, survey shows
• SkyWest’s struggles with ExpressJet sap Q2 profit
• Investors adapting to stalling recovery
• Dunkin’ Brands turns attention to struggling Baskin-Robbins
• Demo Day buzzes around Jordanelle
• Utah Medicaid reforms bad medicine for Utah kids, say national groups
• Salt Lake City man charged with sex abuse of girl
• Music notes: Walker at Red Butte, Rimes at Tuacahn
• McEntee: Remembering the men who died in Crandall Canyon Mine
• Healthy plate: Flash frying is the key to healthy chicken
• Residents urge Draper to slow down on transit-oriented development
• Van Chu’s art strikes international chord
• Thousands enjoy TRAX preview day
• Literary notes: Kranes signs book of his plays
• Photo gallery: Drought affects Texas farmers
• ‘Doc Hollywood’ allegedly ran sham plastic surgery shop
• Police seek help in finding toddler
• Photo gallery: Nike U.S. Open of Surfing championship
• Utah berry pie on a budget: add rhubarb
• Dance notes: Mexican troupe at Liberty Park
• Talent pool: PTC auditioning for ‘Annie’
• Former NFL star turned actor Bubba Smith dies
• Hatch urges Dems to pass FAA bill
• Utah football: New league, same attitude for Whittingham’s Utes
• Kragthorpe: Stars align for quarterbacks Smith, Beck
• Herbert says Afghanistan could take time
• Sugar House independent pharmacies – Part II – Hyland Pharmacy
• Report: Global cyberattack has run for 5 years
• Utah State football in middle of quarterback controversy
• Officer-involved shooting in Magna justified, D.A. says
• Weber’s Lillard invited to prestigious tournament
• Budweiser can redesigned
• Estranged Salina couple die in apparent murder-suicide
• Record crowd expected at Outdoor Retailer
• Seven treated after three vehicle accident
• Donate used hearing aids to help Utah children
• Good Housekeeping Reports: Advice on helping your skin beat the heat
• Recalls Alert: Recalls for lanyards, Dodge models
• Condition of 4-year-old hit by car near Taylorsville improves
• Grizzlies re-sign Donovan
• Girl seriously hurt when ATV crashed into barbed wire fence
• BYU volleyball team picked to finish sixth in WCC
• Murray’s Medallion Bank get $26.3 million from feds
• Bedridden and caged, deposed Egyptian leader goes on trial
• Tribe’s new law recognizes gay marriage
• U. research shows human ancestors evolved in grasslands
• ATK lays off 100 in sixth cut in Utah over two years
• Three people injured in I-80 rollover
• HIV infections up nearly 50 percent in gay black men, report says
• Salt Lake City is 6th most dangerous place to drive
• YouTube to stream Lollapalooza, Austin City Limits
• Chrysler says improved engines will help boost mpg
• Provo prosecutors consider charges against alleged bogus cops
• Big Mountain Highway to close Monday
• Butter and bananas add fresh take to bruschetta
• Yellowstone kills grizzly that charged man
• 6 Million Years of Savanna
• Police: Job Corps students brawl in Clearfield park
• Jeffs tells girls to cooperate with sister wives, including in sex, tape reveals
• Israeli official denies Mubarak offered asylum
• CD review: Eels star gets by with help from musical heroes
• Eagles’ tackle alert after seizure
• State of Aggies event scheduled
• Do bother with latest ‘Pooh’ film — it’s simple, but profound
• Aggie great Wesley prepares to play in Holland
• Salt Lake County cricket team thrives in Utah
• E-Verify debate: West Valley City could be immigration battleground
• West Jordan star finally gets taste of the top
• New fire station should mean shorter response times in Riverton
• Salt Lake police: Man confessed to beer theft in advance
• ‘Racy’ Kaysville mannequins moved, but lingerie display still upsets
• Homeless meters making change in Salt Lake City, may expand
• South Salt Lake voters determine fate of Granite High
• Archers take aim at World Cup
• Outreach volunteers help fight homelessness
• Mosquito abatement plane makes emergency landing
• Report: Few signs of Wasatch housing rebound
• Business authors to headline leadership conference
• New touchscreen BlackBerrys to launch in Aug.
• National Suit Drive aims to give interview-worthy clothing to jobseekers
• Utah weather: Nighttime showers, drier by end of week
• Searchers find missing teen in Uinta Mountains
• Utah tweaks Baby Your Baby IDs to avoid Social Security conflicts
• Judge rules Utah must pay FLDS trust’s legal bills
• Videos surface of Jaycee Dugard kidnapping; agent visit to home
• Utah regulators to consider RM Power’s rate settlement
• The Curse of Jeffs
• Halfway Houses Sue to Stay
• SLC Confidential
• Kurt Vile
• Timbra Wiist & Breastfeeding
• A for Rob Bishop's Effort
• Another State Street upgrade under way
• UTOPIA in Layton and Centerville grows through federal funds
• Time Warner posts higher 2Q net income
• Stocks open mixed a day after sell-off
• MasterCard posts 33 percent 2Q profit increase
• Governor Orders Flags Lowered to Honor Former First Lady
• Wasted time
• Keep collective bargaining for Ogden’s teachers
• Lowry: A pine box for John Maynard Keynes
• Paying for the pill
• Taxes out of control
• Witness to violence
• He asked for it
• Sad lexicon
• Mother and child
• Everyday Organic: Works of whimsy
• Carolyn Hax: Bullying son places friendship in peril
• SLC police shooting
• Chrysler deficit
• Beans, snapped with a Middle Eastern flair
• Shum aims for a shot at singing on ‘Glee’
• Bees helped by depth in lineup
• Upcoming six-game stretch to test Real Salt Lake’s mettle
• SilverLeaf Obtains Ownership of Pine Canyon Development in Flagstaff, AZ
• Wednesday’s TV/radio sports programming
• Sports briefs: Tiger returns to action after three-month layoff
• gallery: Photos of the day 8-02-11
• College football notes: Big East mulls expansion, TV deal
• NFL notes: RB Frank Gore practices with 49ers
• Incorporation movement divides Millcreek
• Monson: And the best coach in the state of Utah is …
• Boy, 4, hit by car in Salt Lake County
• Granite school district OKs $5M tax boost
• Budget battle moves on to super committee
• Debt is a done deal, but peace truce already fades
• Ruling forces feds to seek new indictment in Koerber case
• Cottonwood Heights council rejects plans for resort
• Murray approves city reorganization
• Utah sculptor memorializes soldier’s sacrifice, personality
• Obama picks Republican Barlow as U.S. Attorney for Utah
• Judge: Utah must cover costs of overseeing FLDS trust
• Salt Lake County to put millions toward canyon parking
• Muslims say they’re loyal Americans, poll finds
• Mega-hotel plans resurface in S.L. County
• Ratings agencies: Debt deal won’t sustain AAA designation
• DHL ordered to pay Utah shipper $30M
• County sets aside cash to help Murray flood victims
• Blended waste decision is weeks away, regulator says
• Supercommittee doesn’t sound so super to Hatch
• Mia Love exploring congressional bid
• Photo Gallery: Free agent Ronnie Brown to join Eagles
• All like it hot at Vans Warped Tour
• Open house to discuss widening 1800 North in Sunset
• Cycling: Tour de Park City hopes its status keeps climbing
• Stage review: “Ruined” peels back layers of violence
• Food briefs: Memories of the chicken Colonel, plus a sweet, tasty cookbook
• Bad cross-dressing and true love in Off Broadway Theatre’s Charlie’s Aunt
• CDC: 1 death, 76 illnesses linked to ground turkey
• Burmese refugee’s murder case will go to trial in Utah
• Your town in brief: Natural history exhibit
• Nations condemn Syria as it intensifies Hama siege
• Hockey: Davis County Independent Eagles win with solidarity
• Prelim under way in W. Wendover murder case
• TRAX lines opening a year early, 20% under budget
• Clinics shocked by loss of state funding
• Widow of man who died from drug overdose testifies against prescribing doctor
• NBA files labor complaint, lawsuit against players union
• Auto industry uneasy after weak July sales
• Stocks hit skids as economy shows weakness
• Mubarak trial a ‘decisive moment’ for Egypt
• SWAT team responds to stand off in Farr West
• Pleasant Grove: Man gets in bed with wrong woman, in wrong house
• Scott D. Pierce: Chris Spielman thinks Utes are set; Cougs, not so much
• Utah governor visits deployed troops in Iraq
• Man to prison after crash killed son, 4
• Rolly: Thanks for the coffee, Colleen Bangerter
• Encore’s ‘Moby Dick’: There will be blood
• Salt Lake City mayor hauls in campaign cash despite sparse field
• Dow plummets 260+ points, closes below 12,000
• Kneaders coming to Layton
• Mother-in-law gets jail for covering up fatal crash
• Obama: Debt deal just a first step
• Utah votes 4-1 against debt ceiling legislation - bill goes to Obama
• last night both House Republicans and Democrats joined together to pass $2.4 tri...
• Utah venture-capital groups seek new entrepreneurs
• Beverage Appeal
• Water Park Workout
• Pettingill Fruit Farms
• Comic-Con Recap
• Dining out: Utah restaurants worth the splurge
• Jeffs fathered baby with 15-year-old, DNA allegedly shows
• Missing New Hampshire girl’s body found; autopsy set
• Warm, wet and humid weather for Utah through Wednesday
• Westminster Named Among ?Best 376 Colleges? by the Princeton Review
• Pilot escapes hard landing in N. Utah field with minor injury
• Americans cut spending for first time in 20 months
• Stocks fall ahead of Senate vote on debt limit
• Provo seeks help in nabbing copper thieves
• Senate debt bill vote expected this morning
• Salt Lake City cops, firefighters plan Night Out Against Crime
• Crisis politics
• Driving a deal
• Stop the gun flow
• Krugman: Obama surrender on debt ceiling disastrous
• Praise him, don’t jail him
• A political prisoner
• Man up, DeChristopher
• These boots are for fishing… and spreading invasive species
• Fishing Spot of the Week: Tibble Fork Reservoir
• Wharton: Is there a conspiracy to make Utahns dumber?
• Fishing: Fly of the Week — Shark Taco Hopper
• DCFS scaling back domestic violence investigations due to budget cut
• Out Takes: A bird, a plane, a dolphin?
• Flags on the 24th
• Congressional arsonists
• Bagley’s LDS slur
• Beginning of the end?
• West Valley swimmer stoked to reach next level
• West Jordan star finally gets taste of the top
• Bees beat Padres in another extra-inning game, 4-3
• The City Library Welcomes Jeremy N. Smith
• gallery: photos of the day 8-01-11
• Plane crashes in Syracuse
• 4 Utah life-science firms get $1M in state incentives
• Utah’s Ironman brothers push each other
• Pentagon in cross hairs of budget trigger
• Americans sum up debate with three words, ‘ridiculous, disgusting and stupid.’
• Brother-sister tandem win, place at National Rodeo Finals
• Applause greets Gabby Giffords’ return to House
• Questions and answers about the debt-deficit deal
• Draper soccer player on the road to recovery
• Utah’s iconic La Caille restaurant sells for $10M
• Mormons building ‘little Jerusalem’ in rural Utah
• Many still don’t know Romney’s a Mormon and Obama’s a Christian
• Matheson only Utahn to support debt deal
• Utahn hopes to help youth who are homeless, in foster care
• Utahn hopes to help youth who are homeless, in foster care
• Archery World Cup to take place in Ogden
• Student survey calls Ohio U. the No. 1 party school in U.S.
• Huntsman hires Utahn as national finance chairman
• Denver Broncos happy to have Elvis Dumervil back
• Players are to blame for NBA lockout dragging on, David Stern says
• Scientists get close-up of asteroid surface
• ‘Promising lead’ in D.B. Cooper case won’t solve mystery soon, FBI says
• Casey Anthony to serve probation in check fraud case
• Missing girl’s body found in river near family home
• Kirby: Ranch grub great. Rocky Mountain oysters, not so much
• Stage review: “Ruined” peels back layers of violence to reveal the mettle of the human soul.
• Governor seeks fed help with flood damage
• Poptop review: John Hiatt’s new album a mixed bag
• New guidelines to make birth control free from copays
• Low-income advocates fret as Congress fiddles with funding
• Low-income advocates fret as Congress fiddles with funding
• Poptop review: Slow, sappy songs from Blake Shelton
• NFL notes: Polarizing receiver Randy Moss retiring
• Recognizing voices harder for people with dyslexia
• House OKs debt; Giffords brings down the House
• House OKs debt; Giffords brings down the House
• Consumers get scant relief from debt deal
• Syrian troops attack Hama for 2nd day
• Ethics probe of Provo councilman begins Tuesday
• Green groups: State to OK blended nuke waste
• Work just beginning for Jazz’s Gordon Hayward during NBA lockout
• Kragthorpe: Jazz fans need patience as lockout lingers
• Somali refugees: No food to break Ramadan fast
• McEntee: Some Utahns unwelcome on Orrin Hatch’s Facebook page
• More than 200 gain Eagle Scout rank
• DeChristopher’s attorneys formally file intent to appeal
• House OKs debt deal; Giffords brings down the House
• Bhutanese refugee to represent Utah at national congress
• East soccer team out to clear one last hurdle
• Sports briefs: Chris Chelios tops hall’s Class of ’11
• Sides squaring off in Big Cottonwood Canyon land-use fight
• Mystery inmate released with time served
• Huntsman group raises $211K, spends most of it
• TRAX opening celebrations this week
• FCC rules to give viewers more cable choices
• Monsoon moderated July temps without much rain
• UTOPIA in Layton and Centerville grows through federal funds
• Tuesday’s TV/radio programming
• New fireworks law needs changes, officials say
• Bagley cartoon: A Travesty of a Sham of a Mockery
• Another State Street upgrade under way
• Your town in brief: International summerfest
• Utah comfort food basics: pie crust
• Your town in brief: Holladay Village Center alternate plan
• Your town in brief: West Valley tax-hike vote
• Gallery: asteroid MIssion 08-01-11
• Rent cheap from Budget when your auto’s an ad
• Ford recalls 1.1M pickups for gas tank issues
• Preparation can help fight identity theft
• Family members of rocket scientist killed by drug overdose to testify
• Utah State Women's Soccer Preseason #1
• Gallery: Randy Moss retires
• Randy Moss Retires
• Southern Utah opens practice with high hopes
• God’s approval rating tops Congress, poll shows
• Klinsmann introduced as new US soccer coach
• Artist granted $116K in legal expenses from Park City
• Gallery: Photos of the first day of Ramadan from the Associated Press
• New collective photo gallery, studio opens in Salt Lake City
• Thai rice that’s sweet and sour — and savory
• Impostor health inspectors target Utah salons
• Jeffs fathered baby with 15-year-old, DNA allegedly shows
• NASA spacecraft gets cozy with massive asteroid
• Delta to refund tax for travel during FAA shutdown
• FBI’s Salt Lake City office names new special agent in charge
• Man accused of rape, park murder waives hearing
• Kearns man pleads guilty in drunken brawl that killed his half-brother
• Two U. students win Fulbrights to work in India, Bangladesh
• BLM extends comment period for Snake Valley project
• Romney: Debt deal a ‘failure’; Huntsman sees a ‘positive step’
• Sugar House independent pharmacies – Part l
• Utah’s Lee, Chaffetz oppose debt ceiling compromise
• Two University of Utah Graduate Students Honored with Fulbright Scholarships
• Warren Jeffs may be using trial to make a stand for his flock
• FBI says it has a 'credible lead’ in D.B. Cooper hijacking case
• USU study looks at experiences of gay Mormons
• Utah Sen. Mike Lee won’t hold up debt compromise
• Dow stumbles on weak manufacturing report
• State works to repair flood-damaged Wildlife Management Areas across Utah
• Bhutanese refugee to represent Utah at national congress
• Whiskey Wednesdays
• Mexicans Hate Spaniards?
• Cyclone Savvy
• Gilbert Gottfried
• Whiskey Wednesdays
• Eastbound & Down, Rio
• Mexicans Hate Spaniards?
• Cyclone Savvy
• Gilbert Gottfried
• Eastbound & Down, Rio
• Heavy rains, muggy air to welcome the week
• Allstate 2Q weather beaten, but a silver lining
• Weekend Rewind: News you may have missed over the weekend
• Humana beats 2nd-quarter Wall Street estimates
• FBI, police go high-tech to fight crime
• On a porch in Salt Lake City, they’re given each day their daily bread
• Congress moving quickly on debt and spending deal
• Feds probe 2nd Ford-made vehicle for wheel problem
• Governor Requests Federal Disaster Assistance
• Use less, pay less
• Poptop review: ‘Stake Land’ plays as dark, frightening
• Poptop review: Story is for the birds in splashy ‘Rio’
• Coagulated capital
• Oh My Tech: You don’t have to pay for good anti-virus protection
• What features will the new iPhone 5 have?
• Answering questions of family estrangement
• Follow the money
• Our funny, weird state
• Good Samaritans
• A sugar tax
• Lamb stew
• Consult a dietitian
• Utah children who witness domestic violence suffer more illnesses
• Scores die as Syrian forces attack cities
• No verdict yet for hikers in Iran
• Obama calls crackdown ‘horrifying’
• It’s a deal: Obama, Congress will avert default
• Two Utah teens remain hospitalized after rollover
• Housing help makes difference for struggling families, youths
• Moab man killed in rollover crash
• Scott D. Pierce: Hey, Ute fans, put Hill on a pedestal
• At 35, Utah boxer seeks success in heavier weight class
• Monday’s TV/radio programming
• Sports briefs: Serena Williams wins title at Stanford
• Top photos of the day: 07-31-11
• Braves acquire Michael Bourn from Astros
• Golf: Taiwan’s Yani Tseng wins fifth major title
• Bees’ big catch, big hit bring 3-2 extra-inning win
• I-215 ramp to I-15 closed from semitrailer jackknife
• Southern Utah flood warnings issued
• Dad helps J.J. Killeen deliver Nationwide Tour championship
• Paul Menard pulls off upset win at Brickyard 400
• October plan sought on U.S. Afghan pullout
• Obama: Leaders in both parties in House, Senate OK debt deal
• NFL: Plaxico Burress joins New York Jets
• Photo gallery: Mayan Queen Daughter competition
• Ogden man dies in motorcycle crash; father finds body next day
• Salt Lake County cricket team thrives in Utah
• Photo gallery: "SlutWalk" protest held in India, among other places
• Defense tries to spare life of killer
• Texan J.J. Killeen ties course record to win Utah Championship
• Heat wave threatens elderly in remote towns
• Raptors, Owlz announcers hope voices carry all the way to big leagues
• Couple reunite for charity event
• Insanity ruling unlikely in Norway, leader of panel says
• Police find missing man
• Salt Lake police seek help locating missing man
• Rolly: Herbert is rare GOP governor — he’s moderate
• Living History: On a winter evening in 1898, Monroe man was dragged into the night
• Yankees’ Jeter hit by pitch, leaves with bruised finger
• You may not know ‘The Balloon Man,’ but you know his work
• Iranian blinded by acid pardons her attacker in last-minute drama
• Provo's Turley faces civil fight on top of criminal charges
• Teen killed in rollover remembered as well-liked
• US dominates world swimming championships with 16 golds
• Rains add misery to Somalia’s famine refugees
• Utah Jazz nearly topped the world in average payroll
• Utah has new handpicked head of liquor board
• Ogden fire heavily damages vacant home
• Fire consumes vacant home in Ogden
• Crandall Canyon mine disaster fades from view as probe drags on
• Major League Soccer makes Real Salt Lake striker Alvaro Saborio its guinea pig
• Holes in one
• Colleen Bangerter, wife of former governor, dies
• Utah Congressman Bishop takes his own road on debt talks
• Late stab at debt-limit deal to avert U.S. default
• Bees take the fifth, score 12 runs in huge inning of 12-5 win
• MLS roundup: Donovan scores twice in L.A.’s 4-0 shutout of Vancouver
• Crew’s fast start dooms RSL, 2-0
• Defensive breakdowns end RSL’s streak
• Top photos of the day: 07-30-11
• Photo gallery: Shaun White wins gold at X Games 17
• Kragthorpe: Can Wynn stack up in ‘conference of quarterbacks’?
• Cable companies to give clues on Internet impact
• Progress seen in debt talks
• Pac-12 boss Scott a breath of fresh air for Utes
• Browne sets record low score through 54 holes in U.S. Senior Open
• Sports briefs: Shaun White wins skateboard vert competition
• Golf • Gove, Killeen lead Utah Championship
• Photo gallery: Wasatch Wildflower Festival
• Forget basic training, managing a family is tougher
• Kyle Goon: Social media does athletes no favors
• Conflicting accounts over who killed Libyan rebel military commander
• Forget basic training — managing a family is tougher
• Businesses are critical in stopping terror plots
• Photo gallery: Manchester United defeats Spanish powerhouse FC Barcelona
• Bush to be in NYC to mark 10th anniversary of Sept. 11 attacks
• From cheers to screams as jet from N.Y. crashes in Guyana
• NFL notes: Thinner Ngata seeks fatter contract with Ravens
• Norway suspect’s tale diverges sharply from reality
• Farmington teen killed, six injured, in Centerville rollover
• At least one person killed in Centerville rollover
• Lawyer: 2 Americans held in Iran could be released
• Photo gallery: Britain celebrates royal wedding
• Pakistan places new travel restrictions on U.S. diplomats
• Queen Elizabeth’s granddaughter Zara Phillips marries rugby star
• Kitty Carnival features 2-for-1 adoption special
• Viral SlutWalk protest hits Salt Lake City
• Giants explore ways to keep pesky seagulls away
• NASCAR: David Ragan earns pole for Brickyard 400
• MLB notes: Boston acquires Mike Aviles from Kansas City
• MLB notes: Rockies trade ace Jimenez to Indians
• Where in Utah was this photo taken? Send an email with your best guess
• Web privacy controls challenge tech industry
• Low taxes, high health costs make U.S. choices tough
• Big woes at St. George bank
• Sun has come up on solar power, Utah homeowner says
• Covering big court stories requires experience and a team approach
• Popular hotel app lands on Android
• Popular hotel app lands on Android
• Zynga expands to China, sans Facebook
• I-84 reopened in Weber County after temporary closure
• Festival celebrates Wasatch Front’s wildflowers
• Colleen Bangerter, wife of former governor, dies
• Salina cop shoots, kills man during traffic stop
• ‘Project Gunwalker’: Behind ATF’s Mexican gun scandal
• Woman and her dog escape Ogden house fire
• Four Bountiful businesses damaged in overnight blaze
• Utah women’s tennis lands California prep star
• A Biblical spectacular with Hale Centre Theatre’s Joseph
• Utah man identified in Colorado lake drowning
• FBI Utah lab, state cops on front lines of digital crime fighting
• Police investigating Tooele County woman’s death
• Tit for tat: House rejects Senate debt plan
• Debt crisis: Now, it’s up to Senate Dems
• FLDS ‘prophet’ Jeffs warns court of divine wrath
• Boehner, Obama relationship tested in debt fight
• Boehner, Obama relationship tested in debt fight
• Monsoonal moisture brings showers, cooler temps
• Monsoonal moisture brings showers, cooler temps
• Salina cop’s shooting of DUI suspect being reviewed
• Utah-based Myriad wins DNA patent appeal
• Governor Orders Flags To Be Lowered in Honor of Corporal Raphael R. Arruda
• Broadway singers team with Utah Symphony at music festival
• Golf: Holes in one
• Governor Signs Special Session Legislation
• Photo gallery: Photos of victims in Norway Massacre released, memorials and funerals held
• MLB: Philadelphia acquires Hunter Pence from Houston
• Top photos of the day: 07-29-11
• Public hearing on Davis tax hike
• Veterans Support Center opens at U.
• U. to offer event on healthy aging
• Jordan board adopts tax rate
• Construction starts on Midvale Elementary
• NFL notes: Eagles stun NFL, sign Nnamdi Asomugha
• Alex Smith returns as 49ers’ quarterback
• Win a $5,000 college scholarship
• Win a $5,000 college scholarship
• Win a $5,000 college scholarship
• Win a $5,000 college scholarship
• Win a $5,000 college scholarship from ACT
• On debt deal: House yea; Senate nay
• Rolly: Is Herbert a Republican novelty?
• Poptop review: Slow, sappy songs from Blake Shelton
• Poptop review: Blake Shelton married the great Miranda Lambert? What?
• Scott D. Pierce: Boston Rob makes reality TV work for him
• Mickelson’s streak of making 17 straight cuts ends
• Witnesses: Commander killed by fellow Libya rebels
• U.S. weighing payment priorities if default comes
• Plea deals reached in deadly South Salt Lake home invasion
• A week later, Norway mourns 77 victims of massacre
• Poptop review: John Hiatt’s new album a mixed bag
• Panel: Local support crucial for nuke waste sites
• Possible debt ceiling casualties: Salt Lake City and County
• Utah senators help kill House Speaker Boehner’s debt limit bill
• Utah senators help kill House Speaker Boehner’s debt limit bill
• Huntsman says his rivals are ducking debt debate
• Huntsman says his rivals are ducking debt debate
• Ann Cannon: My mammoth Costco cart runneth over
• USU study: Losing parent at young age elevates Alzheimer’s risk
• Arrests made in downtown SLC TRAX stop slaying
• Klinsmann named U.S. men’s coach
• AWOL soldier defiant in 1st court appearance
• Militiary officer says surge in Afghan violence was expected
• Real Salt Lake will be missing two key starters against Columbus Crew
• Kirby: DeChristopher sentence may be unfair, but he earned it
• Swimming world championships: American Lochte wins third, fourth gold medals
• Saturday’s TV/radio sports programming
• The Week Ahead: August 1-7
• Mark Hofmann forgeries: Tapes discovered detailing LDS scam
• Wyo. deputy missing in river hailed as hero
• Utah revokes record number of concealed gun permits
• Jeffs delivers a stern statement, says it came from God
• Campbell: IRS requires nonprofits to be transparent
• Serial arsonist faces charges in two fires
• Significant freeway disruptions in Utah this weekend
• Planner who nurtured Holladay since incorporation retires
• Kirby: Photographic evidence of now versus then
• Building faith: The material culture of Mormonism
• Chaffetz Votes 'No' on Debt Ceiling Increase
• City of Murray plans changes after retirements cut workforce
• Alex Smith returns as 49ers’ quarterback
• Salt Lake City launches Urban Flea Market
• McEntee: Warren Jeffs finally faces Texas jury
• Mormons and ‘The Musical’
• Waddoups and DUIs
• Fed up with the GOP
• Fox and Murdock
• Job-destroying ultra-rich
• Weak tea
• Paul Rolly: Stacking the deck
• Climate manipulation
• Back to the family farm
• Pyle: Somebody has to call the winners, losers and liars
• Water security
• Clippings: Resistance to e-signatures on petitions is a sham
• Awful land bill
• Memory failure
• Lagoon’s laxity
• Demonizing teachers
• Peculiar liquor laws
• A little bit of Paris
• Endorse FOIA
• Liquor permit shortage still dogs cafes, bars
• Utah-based Myriad wins DNA patent appeal
• Judge Robert Hilder retires after 17 years on the bench
• Gear review: Zeal Optics Transcend GPS goggles
• Gear review: Suunto’s 75th anniversary Core watch
• Bagley cartoon: Trippin Tea Party
• Magna man won’t serve prison time for passport fraud
• Judge: Time to unseal Nixon’s Watergate testimony
• New mileage standards aim for less fuel, pollution
• ‘Extreme Couponing’ leads to bare shelves
• Record crowd expected at outdoor retailer show
• Electric rate-hike requests — get used to them
• Circumcision ban won’t appear on San Fancisco ballot
• Skeptic’s small cloud study renews climate rancor
• Christian groups urge Obama to protect poor in debt limit fight
• Utah and unions
• What about Unitarians?
• Eccles had it right
• Andres Oppenheimer: Yes, you can!
• Paul Krugman: The centrist cop-out
• Rich Lowry: Reagan and the road to Zion
• Debt limit
• Hatch and debt limit
• Trib and teachers
• Trib’s front page
• Ultralight aircraft crashes in Cache County; minor injuries to pilot
• U.S. home ownership falls to lowest since 1998
• Treasury prices rise on weak U.S. economic growth
• Music notes: Lovett swings into Red Butte, plus
• Killeen leads crowded Utah Championship; Finau makes first Nationwide Tour cut
• Review: ‘Sound’s’ von Trapped at Sundance
• Crews contain Skull Valley wildfire
• U.S. hires Juergen Klinsmann to coach men’s national soccer team
• With or without basketball, Layden’s life full
• Faith in Action: Latin American fiestas, ancient records, Bible camps, more
• Accused kidnapper sent to prison in immigration case
• Mormon apologists stage annual conference
• Who’s on top in music sales? Hard to say.
• Supporting bill that says Congressional paychecks come dead last if default occu...
• Census data indicates increase in gay couples in Utah
• Chaffetz won’t move on Boehner's budget deal; Matheson says no
• Polygamist prophet Jeffs remains silent as trial resumes
• Obama: Multiple ways out of debt mess
• Water flowing fast from Panguitch Lake after valve fails
• Beer-bottle brawl at downtown Salt Lake City club
• Chevron 2Q profit jumps 43 percent
• Revisions show deeper 2007-09 recession
• US stocks plunge on debt standoff, dismal growth
• New Grand Teton bear rules prompted by visitors getting too close
• A week later, Norway mourns 76 victims of massacre
• Silver Fork Lodge
• Crazy, Stupid, Love
• The Smurfs
• July 29-Aug. 4: Splashy Entrance
• Weekend of sunny days, afternoon and evening thunderstorms
• Two dead in Carbon County motorcycle accident
• UHP: Semi hits, kills man on I-80 in Tooele County
• Biographical notes on Utah painter Alma Brockerman Wright
• A.B. Wright: 'Bad boy' Utah artist garners new attention
• Utah teachers rally against changes they say harm schools
• Gunfire causing more wildfires than past years
• Utah’s Chaffetz among GOP holdouts on debt deal
• DNA evidence, ‘sex tape’ implicate Jeffs, prosecutors say
• DeChristopher supporter headlines Twilight concert (photos)
• A Look Back: 15 polygamists jailed in the 1940s
• Kirby: DeChristopher sentence may be unfair, but he earned it
• America’s Jericho moment
• A sad day
• Chuck the pizza
• Gwynne Dyer: The Christian threat
• Another rock voice silenced too soon
• Noise in the hood
• Poor security
• Tax guns, not beer
• Tax credits for private ed
• Scott D. Pierce: Despite success, Louis C.K. hasn’t lost his edge
• Carolyn Hax: Sometimes shacking up is just shacking up
• Rejecting goodness
• Beware of Becker
• Ogden mayoral candidates make their pitch
• Ex-Jazz player Harpring transitions to game of life after NBA
• Tiger announces his return to golf
• Gallery: photos of the day 7-28-11
• Chamber of Commerce begs for end to bribe ban
• Knee injury puts Real Salt Lake’s Olave in limbo
• White hoping to unveil McTwist 1260 at X Games
• J.J. Killeen holds Utah Championship lead with 62
• Aggies have depth, but QB situation unsettled
• Japanese pitcher Irabu dead at 42
• Accolades pile up for Utah State’s Bobby Wagner
• Details of rival plans on spending and debt
• Debt vote delayed into night as GOP seeks support
• Gallery: Giants v Phillies game 7-28-11
• Boomers worry about finances, health costs
• Broncos rookie Von Miller elicits high expectations
• Gallery: Swimming World Champs 7-28-11
• Film rebutting ‘Waiting for Superman’ launches Save Our Schools events
• Body of man found near tracks in West Haven
• Utahn with Lou Gehrig’s disease chasing ‘high adventure bucket list’
• Nashville Tribute Band delivers homage to LDS missionaries
• Republicans put off vote on debt limit
• NFL notes: Patriots trade for Ochocinco, Haynesworth
• Literary notes: Books for babies, plus healing war wounds and the art of book covers
• Eye on family bonds, legacy of violence
• Artists suffering for their work
• Utah State football picked fifth in preseason WAC Conference media day poll
• Dance notes: A ‘Dracula’ film contest
• Kragthorpe: Gary Andersen hoping star power propels Utah State
• Kragthorpe: Gary Andersen hoping star power propels Utah State
• RSVP: A fundraiser for a kidney transplant
• Talent pool: ‘Mad Mother’ at Pygmalion
• Stage notes: A new version of ‘Charley’s Aunt,’ plus more productions of ‘Joseph’
• Gallery: X Games 17 in Los Angeles 7-28-11
• West Jordan man arrested on suspicion of rape, robbery and kidnapping
• Huntsman: ‘Conservation is conservative’
• Debt vote delayed into night as GOP seeks support
• Visual art notes: Getting real with Utah’s beloved LeConte Stewart and questioning reality at CUAC.
• Witness: Jeremy Johnson had caches of gold, cash
• Sonic Youth’s Thurston Moore headlines Twilight concert
• Wells Fargo warns of new scam, urges customers to be skeptical
• Lindon man’s killing could mean death penalty for Idaho suspect
• Provo councilman taking leave of absence because of felony charges
• Lindon man’s killing could mean death penalty for Idaho suspect
• 21 from Mexican drug cartel indicted for pot grow near St. George
• Mom pleads guilty to killing twin infant boy; wanted only one child
• Movie review: ‘Smurfs’ leaves audience feeling blue
• Utah tobacco sales drop nearly 10 million packs
• Rolly: Morality police throwing stones from a glass house?
• ‘Cowboys & Aliens’ shoots blanks
• Movie review: ‘Crazy, Stupid, Love.’ finds romance three ways
• Idina Menzel brings her ‘Wicked’ vocal range to Deer Valley
• Giant parts from nuclear plant to take stealthy trip to Utah
• Salt Lake Parade of Homes debuts Friday
• Sports briefs: North Carolina AD stepping down a day after firing football coach
• Friday’s TV/radio sports programming
• Salt Lake cops looking for help solving TRAX-stop stabbing
• Semitrailer, car collide on I-15 in N. Salt Lake
• Utah law enforcement releases ‘Speedy‘ Peterson’s 911 call
• Water flowing fast from Panguitch Lake after valve fails
• The ways women roar: Pygmalion Theatre Company holding auditions for new season
• Deal means $3.20 monthly bump in power bills
• Utah State University to present a grand Mozart mass
• Dining news and notes:Taste of the Nation
• Mouse clicks could mean new van for Utah nonprofit
• CDC: Strokes rise among pregnant women, new moms
• J&J cuts maximum Tylenol dose to prevent overdoses
• Street battles in Somali capital amid famine help
• U.S. accuses Iran of ‘secret deal’ with al-Qaida
• Shaun White hopes to get back on top at X Games
• Photo gallery: NFL gets back to work, trades abound
• Foreclosure activity down in most U.S. metro areas
• Rains may have shifted South Korean land mines
• Egypt sets Mubarak trial in Cairo convention center
• U.S. health tab estimated to hit $4.6 trillion in 2020
• Army: AWOL soldier admits to Fort Hood attack plan
• Women claim they weren’t paid for their services
• Two arrested for Ogden home invasion robbery
• NFL: Eagles ship QB Kolb to Arizona Cardinals
• Bagley cartoon: The Tea Party Takes Off
• Layton parents find stranger, 15, asleep in bed with child
• Movie review: ‘Bride Flight’ overloaded with melodrama
• Movie review: Animation collection has lively gems
• Ex-director of This Is the Place charged with mail fraud
• DNA evidence, ‘sex tape’ implicate Jeffs, prosecutors say
• US jobless claims fell last week to 3-month low
• Ogden police car is rammed, officer’s fingers bitten
• Former South Ogden cop pleads to sex crimes
• Utah introduces high-tech anonymous tip line
• Utahn with Lou Gehrig’s disease chasing ‘high adventure bucket list’
• Larkin Mortuary replaces statues destroyed by vandals
• Golf: J.J. Killeen holds Utah Championship lead with 62
• ‘Oklahoma City-type’ bomb used
• U.S. Soccer ousts Men’s National Team coach Bob Bradley
• UNC athletic director to step down amid coaching change, NCAA probe
• NFL: Redskins trade disgruntled DT Haynesworth to Patriots
• AP Source: Miami Dolphins trade for Reggie Bush
• Westminster Named ?2011 Great College to Work For?
• Income of Utah’s self-employed fell by 20% in 2009
• Sugar House Imperial Park hopefuls host float and family fun night
• 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upholds life sentence for man convicted of selling meth
• RSL: Postponed game at Vancouver rescheduled for Oct. 6
• Elizabeth Smart says media played key role in rescue
• Iron County raids unveil two large marijuana farms
• Parts problem hurts Ford Focus sales
• Chaffetz, Matheson no, Bishop a likely yes on House debt bill
• Philpot says he’s running for Congress
• Photo gallery: Death toll rises, more rain forecasted in South Korea
• Utah comfort food summer appetizer: marinated asparagus
• Voting no on Boehner bill; creates too much uncertainty that harms economy, thre...
• Irish Music Festival features Young Dubliners
• Utah State has depth, but QB situation unsettled
• Freight train hits abandoned car in Roy; driver arrested
• Veterans Support Center Opens Doors, Literally and Figuratively
• Liquor board gets new member, chairman
• Jeopardy! host Alex Trebek hurt chasing San Francisco hotel burglar
• Pilot attacked escorting two passengers off Miami flight
• ‘Racy’ mannequins moved, but lingerie display still upsets
• US jobless claims fell last week to 3-month low
• Fixed mortgage rates mostly unchanged last week
• Contracts to buy homes rose in June for 2nd month
• Jobs report pushes stocks up despite debt worries
• Utah Weather: Sunny days, thunderstorms at night
• Woodshed Blues Jam
• Taxes & Towns
• Austra's Katie Stelmanis
• Marinade
• Woodshed Blues Jam
• Taxes & Towns
• Austra's Katie Stelmanis
• Marinade
• Richard Sperry named Utah liquor commission chairman
• Crews closing lines around N. Utah’s Rudd Canyon fire
• Provo councilman Steve Turley faces felony charges
• Utility, agencies reach initial deal on electric rate hikes
• Space station will be dropped into ocean in 2020
• Freight train hits abandoned car in Roy
• House to vote on new debt bill
• Maureen Dowd: Not OK at the OK Corral
• Lessons the NFL can teach Congress
• The real criminal
• Grounding the FAA
• Let voters vote
• Losing pride in America
• Government’s role
• Holladay Council pondering new Village Center plan
• GOP: Deficit over jobs
• Debt surcharge
• Playing to the tea party
• American perspective
• Perceptions aside, BYU coaching pay not lagging
• RSL’s Olave injured in shutout loss in MLS All-Star Game
• Holes in One
• Census: Gay couple households boom in Utah
• 2,000 Delta workers take buyouts
• Gallery: North Carolina's Butch Davis Fired 7-27-11
• Gallery: Asiana airlines crash in Sout Korea 7-27-11
• Bagley hits a homer
• Lawyer argues Strauss-Kahn maid’s remarks misportrayed
• gallery: photos of the day 7-27-11
• Hope for debt deal, despite disputes, veto threat
• Mets to deal Carlos Beltran to Giants
• Mets agree to trade Carlos Beltran to Giants
• Wildfire burning in Farmington Canyon
• NBA owners, players to resume negotiations
• Veracity Networks, Provo in talks after default on iProvo contract
• Veracity Networks, Provo in talks after default on iProvo contract
• Lawyers for DeChristopher plan an appeal
• Denver Broncos, Kyle Orton still together as trade talks begin
• Denver Broncos, Kyle Orton still together as trade talks begin
• Happening Today: Thursday, August 4
• Happening today: Wednesday, August 3
• Shuttle setbacks teach Hillcrest High students valuable lessons
• Whitesides Elementary students perform ‘Twelfth Night’ in Cedar City festival
• States brace for grad rate dips as formula changes
• Questions remain on Salt Lake County’s obligations to flooded neighborhood
• Senior care facility planned for West Valley City
• Ceremony marks closing of Walter Reed hospital
• Herbert names liquor commission chairman
• More sex scandals last thing D.C. needs
• Calendar for Saturday, July 30
• Utah lawmaker pitches new vision for tuition tax credits
• Britain recognizes Libyan opposition
• Thursday’s TV/radio sports programming
• Government-funded stem cell research can continue, judge rules
• Rural U.S. disappearing? Population share hits low
• Top 10: Mountain bike trails
• Top 10: Places to view a Utah sunset
• McEntee: In DeChristopher and protesters, courage found its voice
• Budget cuts mean shorter public hours at Social Security offices
• Provo councilman faces felony charges
• Plea agreement in works for teen charged with 2009 Kearns murder
• Dish of the Week: Hapa Taqueria’s Papas locas
• TRAX to charge for parking at one station
• For ‘Cowboys & Aliens’ and other movies, BYU animator is quick on the draw
• Judge says evidence from FLDS raid can be used against Jeffs
• Utility, state agencies reach initial agreement on electric rate hikes
• For kids with asthma, Camp Wyatt a breath of fresh air
• Police detail arrest of Norway suspect
• Marking time with musical theater’s Jewish-American Songbook
• Hot tickets: Lyle Lovett, Roseanne Cash, kd lang and Slightly Stoopid
• Amateurs hope to make their mark in Nationwide Tour
• Former Dixie teacher pleads no contest to touching student
• Suicide bomber kills Kandahar mayor
• Online democracy
• A just sentence
• Wodraska: Make breakfast a healthy meal
• Kids hate cough medicine? Solution’s sweet as honey
• Belly dancing works the spiritual and physical side
• Debunking common diet myths
• Utahns find health benefits of dogs
• Innovative new Pac-12 Network ‘tremendous’ for Utah fans
• University of Utah Health Sciences Library Awarded $13.2 Million in Contracts From the National Library of Medicine
• 51 Utah police agencies join new crime-tip service
• Redistricting: Utah lawmakers not listening to the people, critics say
• Orem teen gets prison for November shooting
• Park City-Salt Lake City bus service approved
• Latest developments in debt ceiling standoff
• Defense contractors Q2 results highlight cuts
• ConocoPhillips Q2 profit drops but tops estimates
• Perceptions aside, BYU coaching pay not lagging
• Rural U.S. disappearing? Population share hits low
• Mining company settles suit over tainted drinking water
• Idina Menzel brings her ‘Wicked’ vocal range to Deer Valley
• Salt Lake City Police Department encourages National Night Out block parties
• University of Utah hires new associate vice president for enrollment
• Pac-12 Conference Announces Formation of Pac-12 Networks
• Pac-12 Conference Announces Formation of Pac-12 Networks
• Southwest to end Salt Lake City-Boise flights
• Utah’s medical data highway still dealing with hurdles
• California man dies after fall from cliff in Utah’s Kane County
• Ruptured gas line forces evacuations in Tooele
• Utah’s autistic students thrive at Google software camp
• Sloops: Path to preliminary hearings set for alleged killers of Ethan Stacy
• Bird sightings: Brewer’s blackbird
• Do One Thing: Pregnant? Stay hydrated
• Bike thefts, auto burglaries alarm Provo police
• Bagley cartoon: DeChristopher’s Penalty
• Healthy plate: 3 healthy dips to inspire eating healthier snacks
• Hike of the week: Maple Canyon Loop Trail — Sanpete County
• Fed survey: Growth slows across much of the U.S.
• ‘Lack of crew availability,’ grounds 24 Continental flights
• Founders acquire American Fork-based security firm
• Stocks fall as lawmakers remain at odds over debt
• Making a medical family tree can help health outlook
• Photo gallery: New tower at World Trade Center rises
• N.C. girl in good spirits after Outer Banks shark attack last week
• RECALLS
• Sandstrom wants congressional seat as Utah redistricting winds down
• Soccer fans might see goal-line technology next summer
• Real's Jean Alexandre
• Parowan police chief waives hearing in dog’s death
• West Valley City’s tax hike may be a hard sell but officials say it’s needed
• Draper storyteller wins prestigious national award
• Mother who drugged, cut kids goes to prison for up to 15 years
• Provo officials to seal mine shaft after BYU students burned
• Enrollment Expert Mary Parker to Head University of Utah’s New Enrollment Unit
• Amy Winehouse music sales spike after death
• Delta 2Q profit falls 58%, 2,000 take buyouts
• Utah regulators to hear utility’s $185M rate request
• Stock fall as lawmakers remain at odds over debt
• Marriage has evolved
• Boeing 2Q profit beats Street; raises guidance
• Jury chosen for Warren Jeffs sexual assault trial in Texas
• Murray evacuees take stock of flooding damage
• Observe & Report
• Week in Radio From Hell
• Immigrant Goal
• Old Man Writer
• Spare a Mil?
• Will Kaufman
• Public hearings bring redistricting compromise
• DCFS budget cuts mean less domestic violence investigation
• Back-to-school for Utah’s year-round kids
• Norway PM: Attacks response to be ‘more democracy’
• Kids hate cough medicine? Solution’s sweet as honey
• Salt Lake firefighters quickly douse Memory Grove blaze
• Fear of default accompanies debt stalemate
• Governor Names DABC Commission Chair
• Justice denied
• Debt talk
• Paul Krugman: Messing with Medicare
• Parachutes of gold
• Punish billionaires
• Good for the gander
• SS IOUs
• Harmless comment or something more
• A matter of trust
• Back to kindergarten
• Reader comments
• Marriage lessons
• Utah Taxpayers Association says small tax hike in Provo appropriate
• Chinese Heritage Gate under construction
• New desert off-road race coming to Utah
• Photos of the day 7-26-11
• Governor Appoints Julie Fisher as DCC Executive Director
• McDonald’s: Apple slices in every Happy Meal
• MLS All-Stars excited by shot at Manchester United
• Dining out: Bar food bites at Hapa Taqueria in Salt Lake City
• Ohio State officially ends Pryor’s eligibility
• Conservative ire threatens GOP debt plan in House
• Analysts find more cash, and time, as negotiations drag on
• Ex-BYU quarterback John Beck might start for Redskins
• Demolition-derby dad’s driving leaves his sons a novice wreck
• La Roca wins national tournament
• California man attempts self-surgery with butter knife
• Back-to-school for Utah’s year-round kids
• Rolly: DeChristopher and Noel, a tale of two crimes
• DeChristopher sentence riles protesters, spurs arrests
• DeChristopher rally’s spirit somber
• Michelle Obama makes fundraising stop in Park City
• SLCC coach fueled by love for baseball
• Bus driver issues apology to victims in Utah crash
• Jury chosen for Jeffs sex assault trial in Texas
• Aerial skier ‘Speedy’ Peterson dies in apparent suicide
• Prep football: Young Jordan team ready to reload
• Friends, family bid farewell to Ogden activist
• NFL lockout ends, but NBA’s is just beginning
• Utah football: Utes ready to prove they belong
• Rep. Fisher resigns to move to executive post
• Mingle with mayoral candidates in Ogden Thursday
• Norway attacks’ suspect ‘believes he is in a war,’ lawyer says
• Silver screen hits the stage at Hale Centre Theatre’s 2011-2012 season
• USC’s probation could make second place a winning place
• Your town in brief: Davis libraries to open later
• Your town in brief: Dorothy & Toto revisited
• Kempin brothers state tennis superstars
• Iran courts post-Mubarak Egypt, worrying allies
• TV preview: ‘Take the Money and Run’ already
• Oregon congressman to resign after teen girl’s accusation
• Study: Drug plan saving Medicare $12B a year
• Prep football: Murray High School looks to get respect in 2011
• Your town in brief: Free ride on new TRAX
• Your town in brief: Jordan River cleanup
• Utah college student joins others demanding debt deal
• Craving a sweet bite of vinegar pie
• Getting to know Argentina’s signature white wine
• Everyday Organic: Recycling rain
• Iconic Utah painter LeConte Stewart’s work spotlighted in two exhibits
• Utah’s community garden movement ripens
• Everyday Organic: Recycling rain
• Iconic Utah painter LeConte Stewart’s work spotlighted in two exhibits
• Utah’s community garden movement ripens
• Making curds and whey — from Utah sheep’s milk
• Corbin Miller excited to finally join Crimson
• College football: New rule against celebrations could have large impact
• Team chemistry may give Viewmont edge this season
• Man accused of stalking Mormon leader ordered to stand trial
• Robert Kirby: What happens when idiot money runs out?
• Utah mining company cited in fatal February accident
• Utah governor’s ex-staffer sentenced for child sex abuse
• Utah governor’s ex-staffer sentenced for child sex abuse
• Utah County jail’s ‘mystery man’ identified
• Kragthorpe: Judgment of Utes’ Norm Chow is based on Jordan Wynn
• DeChristopher sentenced to prison, 26 protesters arrested
• Ethel Bradford writes about her people and her hometown, Murray
• Invisible wounds of war: There’s an app for that?
• Utah football: First Pac-12 media week begins, Utes picked third in South
• Dining out: Bar food bites at Hapa Taqueria in Salt Lake City
• Solar cells printed on paper could be next cheap power source
• Your town in brief: Light rail inspections for Draper homeowners
• Attorney: Supreme Court shouldn’t waste time on roadside crosses case
• Idina Menzel brings her ‘Wicked’ vocal range to Deer Valley
• Wednesday’s TV/radio sports programming
• Patents for July 27
• Amazon 2Q revenue rises 51 percent
• Out and about: Irish music festival, plus plenty of free summer shows
• Amateurs influence Nationwide Tour
• Salt Lake City lesbians to take over straight bar
• Visual art notes: Patches of art in Springville and a teen take on books at the Marriott
• Bagley cartoon: Refighting the Last Crusade
• Democratic congressman to resign in wake of sex scandal
• Spring buying lifts housing market
• Utah man jailed for pulling gun on fireworks fans
• Eagle Scout: Straley
• Utah Pump-N-Run falls in semis of Vegas tournament
• Judge rejects plea bargain in huge alleged Utah Ponzi scheme
• Post office considers closing 1 in 10 retail outlets
• Armed man robs Salt Lake City pizza shop
• Electrical burning smell diverts SLC-NYC Delta flight
• Chinese Heritage Gate under construction
• Academic challenges in Ogden schools triggered changes, some say
• Photos: Friends, family attend Amy Winehouse funeral
• MLS All-Stars excited by shot at Manchester United
• Utah County checkpoint nets citations, arrests for alcohol, drugs
• Whites’ wealth pulls far ahead of blacks, Latinos
• Lagoon employee accused of assaulting 3 boys
• Review: Eric Church a little too macho on new CD
• Who’s on top in music? Hard to say anymore
• Photo gallery: U.N. to send aid to drought-ravaged East Africa
• Utah consumer confidence improves
• Eagle Scout: Fallentine
• International markets lift Merit Medical to record Q2
• No prison for man who set fire to Mormon church chapels
• HRC nation-wide bus tour kicks off in Salt Lake City
• Lagoon employee arrested for assaulting 3 boys
• Westminster Welcomes Three New Members to the Board of Trustees
• Hook shot: Mahi mahi on the menu
• Fishing: Fly of the Week — Micro beetle
• Where is it in Utah?
• Out Takes: A Cecret hummingbird
• Photos: Friends, family attend Amy Winehouse funeral
• Antelope Island: The gem of the Utah parks system
• LIVE: Tribune reports from Pac-12 media day
• Prettyman: Too much bragging helps DWR reel in angler
• As water starts to recede, fishing in Utah getting better
• MoveOn wants Utah rep Matheson to stand up for Social Security
• Post office ponders closing 1 in 10 retail outlets
• Consumer confidence rises in July
• McDonald’s: Apple slices in every Happy Meal
• 15 post offices in Utah on closure list; Salt Lake airport location to close
• First Lady visits Utah
• Talks fall through to buy 30 Borders stores
• Wasatch Mountain: Utah’s most visited state park
• Utah’s new immigration laws facing tough court, public battles
• New-home sales fell 1 percent in June
• Debt gridlock weighs on stocks in early trading
• Burton Lumber builds on 100-year-old business
• Provo printing museum presses for expansion
• Lockheed Martin 2Q profit falls 10 percent
• Kodak posts wider 2Q loss on lower revenue
• Crash backs up traffic in Sandy
• Report: 78 dead in Morocco military plane crash
• White House: Huntsman ‘effective’ ambassador until campaign rumors
• Baby girl left in bathtub last week dies
• Pastor revs up NASCAR crowd with irreverent invocation
• Finding Balance
• Beehive Sport & Social Club
• Star Tours: The Next Generation
• Martine Cafe & Tapas
• Despite defense request, jury selection begins in Jeffs trial
• Wet weather to continue through week
• Katy Perry blends impressive visuals, audio in Salt Lake
• Weekend rewind: News you may have missed over the holiday weekend
• Wine Skills
• National, Utah experts caution against Alzheimer’s genetic testing in most cases
• Utahns asked to critique national plan to fight Alzheimer’s
• USU invention powers electric motors without wires
• Sports briefs: U.S. beats Japan, 6-4, for world softball title
• Police I.D. man killed in West Valley City ATV crash
• This isn’t their first rodeo: Riders race to dominate Days of ’47
• Wealth gap widens between whites, minorities
• Top photos of the day: 7-25-11
• In NFL labor settlement, both sides get a win
• Tuesday’s TV/radio programming
• The path of Kohn: Bee on trek to become star
• Obama: Halt the ‘3-ring circus’
• Body found at Summit County lake
• American Indians celebrate culture at Liberty Park
• Photo gallery: Fans mourn passing of Winehouse in London
• Body found at Summit County lake
• Kimberly-Clark raising prices as commodities rise
• WVC hotel breaking ground Thursday as ‘cornerstone’ of Fairbourne Station
• More airlines raise fares to grab tax savings
• Impasse over U.S. debt limit sends stocks lower
• Utes hit the big time
• Kragthorpe: Utes can only talk now, before Pac-12’s true tests come
• Kraft: The ‘man who helped us save football’
• Shanahan gushes over BYU’s Beck as camp opens Wednesday
• Winners, losers TBD, but hero of lockout is Kraft
• NFL deal looks like win-win for players, owners
• Broncos had busy offseason despite lockout
• Ragged play, free agency frenzy ahead for NFL
• Ready for some football? NFL, players end lockout
• Norway rampage culprit calm, expects life in prison
• College football • Oregon on hot seat as media blitz starts
• Oregon on hot seat as media blitz starts
• Chaffetz says Boehner’s debt plan will fail
• Utah businesses ‘ecstatic’ about NFL labor truce
• Golf: Hole in one
• Gay weddings continue as opponents sue over N.Y. law
• Days of ’47 Parade draws thousands
• Atom smasher closes in on elusive particle
• Baby girl left in bathtub last week dies
• U.S. Embassy kept in dark as guns flooded Mexico
• Obama to address nation on debt limit stalemate
• South African man wakes after 21 hours in morgue fridge
• NFL schedule for this week
• Man injured in boating accident to undergo surgery
• Dozens of airport construction projects halted
• Archery World Cup coming to Ogden
• Utah Business Briefs
• UAW wants bigger cut of Detroit’s newfound profits
• California may see anti-gay ballot measure
• Woman found stabbed to death outside West Valley City home
• Boehner, Reid preparing to move on debt limit
• Jury selection begins in Warren Jeffs trial
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• Man drowns at Deer Creek Reservoir
• Space station faces steady threat from orbiting junk
• Ogden driver dies after car hits tree
• Tim DeChristopher’s sentencing set for Tuesday
• Sports briefs: U.S. pounds Britain 10-0, heads to World Cup of Softball final
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• PopTop: Joss Stone back in control
• Clemens likely to go on trial again, experts say
• Child is found alive in rubble21 hours after China train crash
• Group plans protest at SLC DeChristopher sentencing
• Days of ’47 Rodeo finale Monday night
• 70-year-old Salt Lake City man has run 118 marathons
• After a season of play, title contender Taylorsville disqualified
• Debt crisis: Obama threatens veto, no deal in sight
• Crews contain Utah wildfire near Ivins
• Norway suspect borrowed from Unabomber’s manifesto
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• Parents complain about sexy Kaysville mannequins
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• Man dies in ATV accident in Salt Lake County
• Should Real Salt Lake coach Jason Kreis talk to Alvaro Saborio about his dive?
• Same-sex couples marry in New York; advocates set sights on New Jersey
• Salt Lake City celebrates Utah Independence Day July 24, 2011
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• D.C. Notebook: Huntsman losing Facebook primary
• San Jose calls out Saborio for winning controversial penalty
• MLS roundup: SLC’s Braun scores hat trick in Chivas USA win
• Some political donors pick Obama and Romney
• Bees coast after 10-run first inning against Tacoma
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• Midnight rings in new era for gay marriage
• Family, friends celebrate fallen Utah soldier’s ‘joy for life’
• Infertility, pregnancy loss drive Mrs. Utah
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• Woman killed by FrontRunner train in Davis County
• Debt crisis: Deal sought to head off stock plunge
• Auto racing: Nothing can stop dominant Edwards at Nashville
• Photo gallery: Train crash in China kills 35
• NATO: Afghan operation kills 80 insurgents
• Bipartisan talks last an hour; no sign of progress
• FAA shutdown: Taxes expire, airlines pocket difference
• Nation in shock after 89 die in bombing, shootings
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• North Ogden man drowns in Blacksmith Fork Canyon
• Baseball: How are Utahns doing in the pros?
• Suspect ‘just came out of nowhere’
• Golf roundup: Van Pelt takes one-stroke lead at Canadian Open
• Europe shocked, disgusted by attacks
• Photo gallery: Pioneer Days festival at This is the Place Heritage Park
• Subject of planned Utah ACLU suit is released to customs officials
• Photo gallery: Utah Vietnamese celebrate fourth annual summer festival
• East Coast roasts, but cooler temps on way
• Alcohol and drugs afflicted singer
• Clinton: ‘Gen. Shali’ ‘never pulled punches’
• Young kart racers have big aspirations
• FAA shutdown: Taxes expire, airlines pocket difference
• Review: Neil Simon Festival entertains with humor and chaos
• Conservative commentator joins Utah State University’s economics faculty
• Minor leaguer’s no-no now no no-no
• High-speed train collision in China kills 32, hurts 191
• Kragthorpe: Ex-Ute Cron dealing with slump in Orem
• Woman killed by FrontRunner train in Davis County
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• Photo gallery: 92 dead and suspect in custody in Norway attacks
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• South Salt Lake voters determine fate of Granite High
• Draper storyteller wins prestigious national award
• New safety features help prevent car crashes
• Illegal mass signings on mortgages persist
• Taxis vs. Salt Lake airport spat has sides digging in
• Borders end to have ripple effect across country
• Salt Lake City not Utah’s only flight gateway
• Train collision in China kills 32, injures 191
• Photo gallery: New leader after stage 20 of Tour de France
• Small business helps others like it — with computers
• SLC police and fire will enforce fireworks ban
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• Ex-Judge Memorial star Keenyn Walker gets quick start in White Sox system
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• Photo gallery: Day 3 of Comic-Con International: San Diego 2011
• Teens take to the air at flight camp
• NFL preseason, when it begins, could look ragged
• Monson: Utah football has persuasive recruiting ammo
• Salt Lake City apartment fire forces evacuations
• Utahns celebrate pioneer life during Pioneer Day weekend
• Homeless men brawl at Pioneer Park, one stabbed
• Cadel Evans set to become 1st Australian to win Tour de France
• Troubled singer Amy Winehouse found dead in her London home
• Vietnamese Summer Festival celebrates Utah’s diversity
• Utah pioneer day comfort food: more interesting baked beans
• Warren Jeffs trial: ‘It’s time for everything to come out’
• For the FLDS faithful, Warren Jeffs’ trial brings a choice
• Warren Jeffs: From capture and conviction to reprieve and Texas trial
• Complaint reveals gruesome details of fan beating
• Feds aim to combat family violence on reservations
• Utah crews snuff wildfires, brace for Pioneer Day fireworks
• Norway terror suspects planned grim attacks well
• Debt talks: Obama chides ‘reckless political games’
• McEntee: After the last shuttle, future exploration is inevitable
• Cannon: Pioneers of many cultures sculpted Utah
• Crews snuff wildfires, brace for Pioneer Day fireworks
• From Midwest to NYC, nation sizzles
• Obama ends ban on openly gay G.I.s in armed forces
• Norway terror death toll tops 90
• Debt crisis: Obama summons Congress leadership
• Leonard Pitts: What Fox News isn’t
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• Paul Rolly: Throwing GRAMA under the bus
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• This Is The Place park — for more than Mormons
• This Is The Place park — for more than Mormons
• Utah, New York officials to meet on future of Spiral Jetty
• Chick-fil-A chief talks faith, business before Utah visit
• ACLU to sue Salt Lake County over detention of immigrants at jail
• Golf: McMullin wins Women’s Amateur on extra hole
• Golf: Holes in one
• Analysts: Somali war helped turn drought to famine
• Mom in drowning case charged with abuse in 2009
• Monson: You’ve got to be kidding me — golf done the hardest way
• NFL owners vote for tentative deal
• Pac-12 Project: Experience, size, depth will help Ute women in new league
• NFL owners OK deal to end lockout
• Stage notes: From Shylock to Willy Wonka, local stages are busy this week
• Utah attorneys defend immigration enforcement law
• Father facing deportation gets out of jail
• Father facing deportation gets out of jail
• Gunfire, explosions erupt as Syrian city besieged
• Six Utah employers, unions win reprieve from health reform
• Exxon spill highlights gaps in oil pipeline oversight
• Massachusetts gay couples to N.Y.: DOMA denies you benefits
• Government proposes clearer labeling of meat additives
• Salt Lake County home values decline — again
• West Valley City motorcycle officer injured in collision
• West Valley City motorcycle officer injured in collision
• Searchers recover Orem woman’s body from Colorado River
• Dish of the Week: Nuea nam-tog from Thai Delight
• 2Q ws rosy for Microsoft, Union Pacific
• Judge OKs Borders liquidation, sale of assets
• Provo Canyon will ring with ‘The Sound of Music’
• Literary notes: Spidey swings by; Guthrie gets radical
• Old hits made new: Covering the best cover songs
• RSVP: Fundraiser to help a kidney recipient
• iFraud: Entire Apple stores being faked in China
• Talent pool: Auditions for a new work by Utah playwrights, plus ‘Little Women,’ more.
• Movie review: ‘Captain America’ offers true-blue action
• Salt Lake City works up a sweat downtown
• Utah’s toughest 18 golf holes
• $30B merger creates prescription giant
• Dance notes: Summerfest in Bountiful
• Whittingham to participate in ESPN's "Car Wash"
• Flood strands 73 people at Arches National Park
• E. Utah road reopens after fatal washout
• Out and about: Twilight next week with Edward Sharpe, and Dave Coulier enters the Beehive State
• Movie review: Comedy travels well in ‘The Trip’
• Movie review: ‘Trollhunter’ offers terror, but not much else
• Movie review: ‘Friends With Benefits’ makes fun of romantic comedies, then becomes one
• Photo gallery: Day 1 of Comic-Con 2011
• Bagley cartoon: The Space Aged
• Days Inn hotel in Torrey sells for $1.15 million
• New brochure highlights “Historic Park City”
• Best cure for a hangover? Common sense
• Study looks at experiences of gay mormons
• Utah Bears plan a Jamboree
• Silica powder prompts Overstock evacuation in Salt Lake City
• Utah highway fatalities down in ’10, may dip more this year
• Utah jobless rate inches up despite more jobs
• Trustees confirmed to boards at the U. of U., USU
• New Utah liquor law challenged
• $1.72 million lawsuit filed by family of jailed man who starved to death
• SL County: police fee change could save some homeowners money
• Motor scooter crash kills Cedar City man
• Ex-Utah coach Elliott joins Westminster staff
• Utah governor taps Ethnic Affairs director
• Huntsman campaign struggles for traction
• Bird sightings: Dickcissel
• Photo gallery: Bones of Hitler's aide Rudolf Hess exhumed
• Fare hikes help United Continental and US Airways
• Provo man gets life without parole for aunt’s slaying
• Vasquez named coach, director at RSL-Arizona Academy
• Woman found dead on train tracks in Sunset
• Photo gallery: Stage 18 of Tour de France
• A sea of red to descend on Q Lagoon Day
• Westminster's Stockton signs with pro team in Germany
• Kragthorpe: Heaps BYU’s next rock star?
• Woods Cross seeking to fill Justice Court seat
• Team Try-Angles raises funds for MS
• Photo gallery: FINA 2011 Swimming World Championships
• Nominees named for two 3rd District Court judgeships
• ‘Spider-Man’ comic to ‘save’ Black Cat Comics
• Photo gallery: Comic Con preview night
• Utah real estate division gets new director
• Latch on, America! Breastfeeding event Friday in Salt Lake City
• Orem police identify man killed in multi-vehicle crash
• It's time to impose spending discipline, if debt crisis is to be avoided.
• Urban Flea Market opens in Salt Lake City
• Hill Air Force Base squadron comes home from Afghanistan
• SLC residents on redistricting: Don’t chop us up
• Naked man crashes Sun Valley, Idaho ice show
• Hope for Europe crisis meeting lifts markets
• More people sought unemployment benefits last week
• Controlled Substances
• RX Bandits
• Typhoon
• NTSF: SD: SUV, Entourage
• Yosemite tourists swept over waterfall presumed dead
• Party offers sneak peek at Pioneer Day parade floats
• US Airways says fuel sliced into 2Q profit
• Union Pacific 2Q profit up 10% despite issues
• Katy Perry takes ‘Teenage Dream’ to Utah
• Utah weather: Warm, sunny and dry throughout the state
• New wildfires sparked in tinder-dry Utah
• Crews douse Midvale apartment complex clubhouse fire
• Space Shuttle Atlantis lands in Florida, ending 30-year era
• Do’s and Don’ts of Facebook
• Governor Orders Flags To Be Lowered in Honor of Lance Corporal Norberto Mendez Hernandez
• Governor Responds to Employment Numbers
• Fabulous Group: Join TRANStastic for friends and advice
• Gay men’s health group tackles skin care
• Not as I do
• Sanctity of marriage
• Old hits made new: Covering the best cover songs
• The mighty fall
• Come home
• Rich Lowry: An imbalanced-budget amendment
• Selective budget logic
• Hot tickets
• Heavenly mother
• Saved by Medicaid
• Concert chatter
• Do One Thing: Use elliptical machine correctly
• Marriage doesn’t evolve
• Salt Lake City works up a sweat downtown
• Mormon voters
• Legislative alohas
• Don’t let birth origin define your destiny
• Regular drinking can save your life: but moderation is the key
• As plastic reigns, there’s less cash on the presses
• Food companies getting veggies in on the sly
• Study: Long commutes could fatigue airline pilots
• Anita Bruzzese: Promoting volunteerism can help with workers’ satisfaction
• Neighbor vs. neighbor as homeowner fights get ugly
• Cutting the deficit? Don’t look to big business
• Days of ’47 Rodeo: Bareback rider is back in the (lack of) saddle
• Promising young striker Agorsor signs with RSL
• End to NFL lockout appears close
• After layoff, Fruit Heights man starts businesses, helps others
• This Is The Place park — for more than Mormons
• Warren Jeffs: From capture and conviction to reprieve and Texas trial
• Gallery: photos of the day 7-19-11
• Lt. Governor Greg Bell Announces Redesign of Elections Website
• Nominees Announced for Third District Court Vacancies
• Gallery: preview of parade floats for the Days of '47 parade
• City Council briefed on Walmart Parley’s Way rezone request– Part III
• MLS roundup: FC Dallas edges Toronto FC 1-0
• City Council briefed on Walmart Parley’s Way rezone request - Part II
• Bees: Hot DH, Palmer shine in victory
• Magna man shot by police charged with aggravated assault
• Thursday’s TV/radio sports programming
• Tour de France: Voeckler’s lead narrows
• City Council briefed on Walmart Parley’s Way rezone request – Part I
• IPO shares of Utah’s Skullcandy roll but don’t rock
• Arizona seeking cash to build border fence
• Residents urge West Valley City to ignore call for immigration ordinance
• Residents urge West Valley City to ignore call for immigration ordinance
• If debt deal near, Obama would OK stopgap measure
• Bipartisan tax plan trims mortgage deduction
• TSA body scanners to be reprogrammed for generic outline
• Authorities: 3 swept over Ysemite waterfall presumed dead
• Could beer get taxed to help keep state inmates lock up?
• Hill Air Force Base squadron comes home from Afghanistan
• Calendar for July 23
• Space shuttle heads for its final frontier
• Fort Hood suspect: Military lawyers to lead case
• Guest-worker law opponents call for HB116 repeal at Capitol
• Mom charged in son’s bathtub drowning
• Ogden teachers sign take-it-or-leave-it contract
• France: Gadhafi could possibly stay in Libya
• Pierce: What if your name were David Hasselhoff?
• Fleet Foxes follow Wilco’s lead in selling out Red Butte Garden
• Stage review: Rose of ‘Gypsy’ in full bloom
• The Decemberists, indie rock kings, to play Twilight concert
• Somalis dying in world’s worst famine in years
• Doughty sworn in to fill Biskupski vacancy in Utah House of Representatives
• Doughty sworn in to fill Biskupski vacancy in Utah House of Representatives
• GOP leader Nelson seeks election overhaul
• GOP leader Nelson seeks election overhaul
• Utah Legislature to feds: ‘Out of control’ spending must stop
• Al-Qaida plans cartoon recruiting film for kids
• Worries mount for Rupert Murdoch’s U.S. holdings
• Gallery: look at Steve Williams who was fired by Tiger woods today 7-20-11
• Senate confirms new 3rd District Judge
• Britain’s tabloid insiders reveal details
• Lawmakers debate whether state school board elections should be partisan
• News Corp. board far from independent
• At least 14 have drowned in Utah waters since April
• British PM drags foes into hacking scandal
• Idina Menzel brings her “Wicked” vocal range to Deer Valley
• Blaze sign two defenders
• McEntee: House of Lords calls out climate-change debunker
• Park City ski resort getting $7 million facelift
• Defendant in Kiplyn Davis case given probation
• Your town in brief: Lede_Headline_here
• Your town in brief: Crop swap
• Air and Lion: Apple launches laptop, operating system
• Sauce of inspiration: Ketchup goes artisanal
• Hike of the week: Jardine Juniper trail — Logan Canyon
• Wodraska: Carb cravings — they do go away
• Kombucha: The other tea party
• BYU, Utah State sign three-game football pact
• Real estate website Zillow soars in IPO debut
• Real Salt Lake: All-star snub of Nick Rimando a sign team has respect to gain
• Utah leads national high school rodeo standings
• At least 14 have drowned in Utah waters since April
• St. George man found guilty of 14 counts in murder-for-hire plot
• Polygamous sect leader Warren Jeffs to go on trial Monday
• TV preview: Entourage nears the end
• Special screenings
• Winds blamed for I-80 crash near Wendover
• ‘Spider-Man’ comic to ‘save’ Black Cat Comics
• Utah Researcher Says Outbreak Management May be Key to Tackling Epidemics
• Miller plays host to national karting event
• Embattled Utah liquor-control chief to exit post
• Photo gallery: 17th stage of the Tour de France
• End to NFL lockout appears close
• Tiger Woods fires long-time caddie
• Debt crisis: Dems, GOP at White House — separately
• Man dies in Orem traffic accident
• Weber to induct six into hall of fame
• Bigger fork size means less eating at restaurants, study says
• Drug-dealer or healer? Brigham City surgeon on trial for illegally prescribing meds
• Things to do from July 21 to July 27
• Drowned man’s body recovered from San Juan River
• Boyz II Men celebrate 20th anniversary with new CD
• Chris Evans savors the moment as ‘Captain America’
• Jackson doc’s defense wants jury sequestered
• Singer R. Kelly has emergency surgery on tonsil
• Refunds to go out in Countrywide settlement
• Wells Fargo settles mortgage-abuse case for $85 million
• Cache Valley Bank gets $11.7M for small businesses
• See the Tour de France free at Gateway Friday
• Bagley cartoon: Hot Enough For You?
• Photos of Beatles’ 1st U.S. concert at NYC auction
• Grizzlies to bring back young forward
• Three Utah wildfires keeping crews hopping
• Salt Lake City girl thwarts abduction, kicks man in groin
• Bill to abolish visa lottery moves to full House
• Utah may study electronic signatures for elections
• Pioneer up with these July 24 events
• Utah Veterans Cemetery is getting upgrades
• McMahon released from hospital following car crash
• Report: College coaches — including Giacoletti — lose millions in fraud case
• Mountview Park plans taking shape
• LGBT youth find it hard to fit in Davis County
• Summer break is busy building time for schools
• Orchestra transforms downtown SLC into its concert hall
• Salt Lake City seeking to curb abuse of ‘Becker bins’
• Utah liquor sales and profits drop, cost taxpayers
• Home sales fell in June, fewer 1st-time buyers
• New president named to head Smith’s Food & Drug
• San Diego Comic-Con kicks off with fans, flicks, costumes
• 'Mr. Downtown' Richard Wirick
• Hold Off On Bonds
• Fashion Victims
• Cold Beer, Hard Facts
• Utah's Coldest Beer 2011
• Baby critical after near-drowning
• US stock open mixed after Apple’s profit doubles
• Utah: Sunny and clear north, south; showers for east
• GOP pushes huge deficit-cutting bill through House
• Park City’s Skullcandy raises $188.8M in IPO
• Utah father who lost son to cancer still facing deportation
• Virginia father loses bid to overturn his daughter’s Utah adoption
• Three Utah wildfires keeping crews hopping
• 13 killed by earthquake in Uzbekistan
• Governor Offers Condolences to Families of Utah Soldiers Killed in Afghanistan
• Nominees Announced for Third District Court Vacancies
• Try slowing on I-80
• Tea party tantrum
• Outrageous tax loophole
• Need collective spirit
• Warren is out
• Mexican migration decline
• Cut, cap, balance
• David Brooks: The road not taken
• Dumas and Wilde
• Unions not the problem
• War before poor
• Remove yourself from family arguments
• Food briefs: Good food awards, plus ice cream secrets
• Murdochs apologize to lawmakers but deflect phone-hacking blame
• Salt Lake County looking to swap police fee with property tax
• Gallery: photos of the day 7-19-11
• Gallery: Stage 16 of the Tour de France
• SUV crashes through West Valley City home
• Gallery: Days of 47 Rodeo
• Body in San Juan River may be lost swimmer
• Library Board Meeting Public Notice And Agenda For July 21, 2011
• Governor Herbert and Legislative Leaders Sign a Letter to HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius
• Days of ’47 Rodeo: Milford’s Wright tops in second round
• Utah bars chafe under changing liquor laws
• Bees’ resolve pays off in come-from-behind victory
• Proposed deal not OK’d yet
• Walmart faces skepticism from City Council for new Salt Lake City store
• Utah’s June hotel numbers flatline in 2011
• Matheson joins the GOP on cut, cap and balance
• Democrat wins first Wisc. recall election after collective-bargaining spat
• Sports briefs: BYU football to play Southern Mississippi in 2014, 2015
• Study: Healthy living can help prevent Alzheimer’s
• Wednesday’s TV/radio sports programming
• FBI: Pakistani spies spent millions lobbying U.S.
• Heat wave expected to persist this week