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.
Osama Bin Laden’s Letters Show Love for Family, Paranoia Over Drone Attacks
Hiding in a compound in Pakistan, Osama bin Laden spent his final years penning love letters to one of his wives and doting on his many children, while making plans for his favorite son to be heir to his empire and continuing attacks on Americans.
Contract Killers Bury Their Feelings to Complete the Kill
"The motivation for most people who become hitmen is economic, so the reframing shows their resourcefulness as individuals," said researcher Mohammed Rahman.
Canada Arrests 10 Suspected of Pursuing Militant Islam at Airport
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police arrested 10 "young persons" from Montreal who are suspected of attempting to leave the country to join militant Islamists.
NASA Asks for New Ideas to Bolster Asteroid Redirect Mission
They don't want proposals -- just ideas.
North Korea Reverses Decision to Allow Visit by UN’s Ban Ki-moon
Hours after announcing he would be the first United Nations secretary-general to step foot inNorth Korea in more than two decades, Ban Ki-moon said the country has reversed its decision to allow his visit.
Walmart Profits Down Due to Wage Increase, Strong U.S. Dollar
Walmart 's first-quarter earnings missed Wall Street's forecast partly due to a recent wage increase for employees and a stronger U.S. dollar.
FTC Complaint Accuses YouTube Kids of Showing Profane Videos
An FTC filing by several child advocacy groups alleges the YouTube Kids app exposes children to profane and expletive-laden content
Police Say Skimming Device Found at Orem ATM
Police discovered that a skimming device had been placed on an ATM at a bank in Orem on May 11. They are not revealing which bank it was but they confirm customers that may have been affected have been contacted.