Five Dead, Dozens Wounded in Afghan Government Compound Bombing
Five people were killed and some 60 were injured when a powerful truck bomb slammed into a government compound in southern Afghanistan.
Police: iPhone Took Shotgun Blast to Save Owner’s Life
Ryan Duggan was convicted of attempted murder and possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life.
World’s Oldest Person, Michigan Woman Turns 116 on Saturday
Recently crowned as the oldest person in the world, Michigan resident Jeralean Talley turned 116 years old on Saturday.
Heat Wave in India Kills at Least 335 People
A heat wave across India has killed at least 335 people with temperatures in some cities reaching well over 100 degrees Fahrenheit.
Man in Critical Condition When He Rolled His Car After Hitting a Parked Semi...
On May 22 at approximately 10:30 p.m. there was a 2003 Pontiac Bonneville which struck a parked semi while driving westbound on I-80 near MM-29.
John Nash and Wife, Subjects of ‘A Beautiful Mind’ Film, Dead in Crash
John Nash and his wife Alicia Larde were killed on Saturday in a taxi crash in the New Jersey Turnpike. They were the subjects of the Oscar-winning film "A Beautiful Mind".
Identity of Man Who Died After Colliding with Garbage Truck Released
The identity of a man who died after colliding with an oncoming garbage truck on Tuesday has been released by the Utah County Sheriff's office.
Hillcrest High Community Comes Together During Time of Tragic Loss
Students, faculty and the community comes together to honor the lives of two of their students killed in an automobile accident Wednesday night.
Ballet West Prima Ballerina Christiana Bennett Says Goodbye in Her Final Performances
Ballet West’s prima ballerina, Christiana Bennett will dance for the company for the final time on Saturday.
Indian Mother Places Country’s First Gay Marriage Ad
Gay rights activist son said he already has received at least half a dozen responses to the matrimony ad.
Judge Approves $200M Settlement Over Meningitis Outbreak
A federal judge has given preliminary approval to a reported $200 million settlement between a New England pharmaceutical company and victims of a meningitis outbreak in 2012.
2015 Summer Travel Delay Study: Salt Lake City Among Best Airports
With Summer 2015 on pace to be one of the busiest seasons for travel in recent years, many travelers will learn the hard way that summer delays can often be more frequent than winter delays. And with load factors for domestic flights near all time highs, delays can compound quickly.
Auto Thefts are on the Rise: How to Protect Yourself
There has been a 30 percent rise in automobile thefts from the beginning of this year when compared to the same period last year.
Utah Skier Days Drop 4.9 Percent During 2014-2015 Season
The Utah ski and snowboard industry closed the 2014-15 winter season with a total of 3,946,762 million skier days, down 4.9 percent from the previous season’s 4,148,573, according to industry marketing group Ski Utah. This year’s number represents a 2.2 percent decrease vs. Utah’s five-year average of 4,037,349.