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Mary Richards
East Idaho schools closed during sick spell
Four entire school districts over the border in Idaho remain closed today, because so many students are sick.8 years ago
MATTHEW LEE, AP Diplomatic Writer
US commander: IS hold in Syria, Iraq on verge of collapse
President Donald Trump is expected to declare near-total triumph over the Islamic State group in Syria in his State of the Union address Tuesday, but U.S. defense officials are increasingly fearful that the militants are simply biding their time until the Americans leave the battlefield as planned.8 years ago
Colby Walker
Utah weather gets wintry again
Utah weather is getting wintry again, with a winter weather warning in effect until Wednesday at 6 pm. Snow is set to accumulate up to 6 inches in the valleys and reaching up to 2 feet in the canyons!8 years ago
Kelli Pierce
Police: man dies after fight in Ogden
Police have identified a person of interest after a man died following a fight in Ogden, but no suspect information has been released.8 years ago
Kelli Pierce
Police investigate burglary at Salt Lake City courthouse
Salt Lake City Police are calling the burglary "unusual" but say they have a person of interest because a man was caught on security camera at the time.8 years ago
Colby Walker
New study: excessive screen time can stunt child development
The study found a link between children who used screens excessively and delayed growth in crucial areas like language, emotional development, and communication.8 years ago
Kelli Pierce
Utah National Guard members come home after 10 month tour
Family and friends packed Wright Air Base to welcome home the Utah National Guard's 65th Field Artillery Brigade from a 10-month tour in the Middle East.8 years ago
Kelli Pierce
Herbert’s sales tax cut met with Republican skepticism
Gov. Gary Herbert wants to lower Utah's sales tax rate to 1.75% as part of his tax overhaul package, but his fellow Republicans on Utah's Capitol Hill are pushing back.8 years ago
Mark Jackson
Extra security in place at Mueller Park Junior High on Friday
The principal reminded parents via telephone message that as always, Mueller Park Junior High practices 'See Something, Say Something' in case someone encounters anything out of the ordinary or concerning.8 years ago
CHRISTOPHER RUGABER, AP Economics Writer
A robust US job market likely defied shutdown during January
U.S. employers likely kept adding jobs at a healthy pace in January even in the face of threats ranging from weakening global growth to the Trump administration's trade war with China to the partial shutdown of the government.8 years ago
Kelli Pierce
Nanny accused of abusing 5-month-old girls turns herself in
Police say 20-year-old McKenna Newell was caught on a nanny cam abusing twin five-month-old girls while their parents were at work.8 years ago
Colby Walker
Lillard and McCollum lift Blazers to 132-105 win over Jazz
Even when things went right for the Jazz, they went sour almost immediately. Perhaps nothing exemplified that like a steal and dunk by Donovan Mitchell in the second quarter that ended with the ball hitting a trailing Ricky Rubio in the face.8 years ago
BRUCE SCHREINER, Associated Press
Rand Paul awarded more than $580K after neighbor’s attack
U.S. Sen. Rand Paul was awarded more than $580,000 in damages and medical expenses on Wednesday in his lawsuit against the neighbor who tackled him and broke several of his ribs in a dispute over lawn maintenance.8 years ago
Mark Jackson
Governor gives annual State of the State address
Governor Gary Herbert delivered his 10th annual State of the State address Wednesday night at the Utah State Capitol. Tax cuts, education and air pollution topped the list of priorities for the Governor.8 years ago
Kelli Pierce
Furloughed federal workers have to repay unemployment benefits
2,100 federal workers in Utah collected more than $2 million total during the shutdown and now have 45 days to repay. They can appeal.8 years ago
Kelli Pierce
Medicaid replacement bill passes committee despite protests
If passed by the full Senate, the so-called "bridge plan" would expand Medicaid to those earning $12,000 a year. But it also imposes enrollment caps.8 years ago
Kelli Pierce
Governor Herbert doesn’t rule out third term
Utah Governor Gary Herbert isn't ruling out a third term as governor in a change from his previous statements.8 years ago
By BLAKE NICHOLSON, Associated Press
Deep freeze envelops Midwest, even stops the mail
A deadly arctic deep freeze enveloped the Midwest, forcing widespread closure of schools, offices and prompting the U.S. Postal Service to take the rare step of suspending mail delivery to a wide swath of the region because of the cold.8 years ago
By MATT O'BRIEN, AP Technology Writer
Where’s my robot lawn mower? Roomba-maker now has an answer
Robot vacuums have now been around long enough that you might watch one bump around a living room and think, why isn't there a robot that could mow my lawn? Turns out, it's not for lack of trying.8 years ago
Kelli Pierce
Revamped cold case database aims to help with unsolved cases
The Utah Department of Public Safety has overhauled the Cold Case Database website to help law enforcement solve crimes three years old or older.8 years ago
Kelli Pierce
Romney is president of a secret society in Washington
Sen. Mitt Romney has been named president of the Washington Alfalfa Club - a secret society that includes politicians, business leaders, and billionaires.8 years ago
Colby Walker
Church: missionary serving in Portugal has died
A church spokesman said that Elder Joao Victor Rodrigues Gondim collapsed during a soccer game with other missionaries in Portugal.8 years ago
By CHRISTOPHER RUGABER, AP Economics Writer
US charges against Huawei could inflame China trade talks
The Trump administration's unveiling of criminal charges against the Chinese tech giant Huawei has complicated high-level talks set to begin Wednesday in Washington that are intended to defuse the trade war between the administration and Beijing.8 years ago
