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If you really love dogs the soldier hollow classic is for you. Come to the world’s “foremost” sheepdog trial this Labor Day weekend at Soldier Hollow!

Does your garden just consist of dirt, or are you adding a nutrient rich compost/ ground cover? Create a beautiful yard. with Replenish!

Investigators hope new exposure from KSL Newsradio's Crimewatch and a $250,000 reward will help lead to information that solves the cold case murder of Sherry Black. 

The VA offers focused treatment to any and all United States veterans who risked their lives to keep our country safe. Here are some of the specific services they offer.

David Archuleta first made a name for himself in 2008 thanks to a second place finish on American Idol at just 16 years old. He stood out thanks to his flawless vocals, down-to-earth personality, and what can only be described as an adorable baby face

Originally breaking out as a MySpace phenomenon Colbie Caillat has made an incredible name for herself since the release of her first EP Hearts are Magnets in 2006 and later her first full album Coco in 2007. With 6 studio albums and multiple Grammys, there may still be some facts about your favorite Colbie Caillat you didn't know. You can see Colbie Caillat at this year's BYU Spectacular.

If the unthinkable happened right now and you had to evacuate, would you have everything ready to go? Or would you be struggling trying to figure out what to take with you? What do you need to know to prepare for an emergency?

From flowers and photo locations to checklists, here's everything you need to know about planning a Temple Square wedding.

 Worth of Souls is healing people’s pain through the power of music. It's fighting anxiety, depression, and even helping to prevent suicide. Whether it’s relief from depression, anxiety, or pain, Worth of Souls has the perfect spiritual song for you. 

D-Day, June 6, 1944, the largest amphibious invasion in history. Over 150-thousand American, British, and Canadian troops stormed the beaches of Normandy, but over 15-thousand airborne soldiers dropped in behind enemy lines on D-Day. Most parachuted in, but over a thousand landed in Normandy inside gliders made of plywood. 97-year-old Millcreek, Utah WWII vet and resident John “Jack” Whipple piloted one of the hundreds of gliders to set down in the fields of France on that June morning.