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Kirby: Is your flash in eternity bright?
Saturday night I sat on the front lawn with my family and watched as Herriman shot off fireworks from the rodeo grounds.
New construction may be disappearing from many west-side cities in Salt Lake County, but here, where a newly announced, billion-dollar development is waiting on the horizon, the situation is drastically ...
Fire restrictions announced for Utah
Because Utah is heading into the heart of summer, some cities are announcing fire and firework restrictions.
Searchers find Herriman teen's body in Big Cottonwood Canyon
It was a tragic ending Monday in the search for a 19-year-old Herriman girl. The body of Christina Traylor was found off the Moss Ledge trail, between Solitude and the S-curve in Big Cottonwood Canyon.
Residents recovering after motorcycles crash in Herriman neighborhood
A neighborhood is recovering Monday after two motorcycle riders and their bikes slammed into a crowded block party.
Sorenson Group Plans $1 Billion Towne Center Development in Herriman City
The Sorenson Group and Herriman City today announced the Herriman Towne Center, the most ambitious community real estate development in the city's history.
Motorcycle Crashes Into Stroller Injuring Mother And Her Babies
A mother and her two young children are in the hospital this morning after they were hit by a motorcycle during a family gathering in Herriman.
A day after motorcycle crash injured three, neighborhood says it warned city about speeders
Tire marks, a piece of a rear-view mirror and a broken speedometer still remained on Cristylyn Garcia's lawn Monday morning, reminders of a crash residents say may have been prevented if their Herriman ...
Jordan Board OKs school in Herriman
Children in Jordan School District can look forward to a new $17 million elementary school slated to open summer 2009.
District-split voters: Here's your primer
Campaign signs stand along Bengal Boulevard near 2700 East on Thursday. On Tuesday, some Jordan School District voters will get to choose who they want to serve on the boards that will represent each district.
Too Much Information: Should teachers be punished for answering sex-ed questions?
It's a good thing that Jennifer Seelig and Carl Wimmer have a nice, solid relationship, even in their polarity.
25,000 Utahns can cash in on unclaimed list
Even wealthy people can use some extra cash - like WordPerfect founders Raymond Noorda and Bruce Bastian.
Herriman boy is injured in fall from a window
A 6-year-old Herriman boy is in critical condition after an accidental fall from a second-story window onto a concrete driveway Thursday evening.
Utah cities are shelling out for D.C. lobbyists
Most Utah mayors have known their congressional representatives for years. Some have strong personal relationships forged in old political battles.
Quit fiddling: Young Utahns need accurate information on STDs
Hits & Misses | No-Sex Sex Ed, Badly Timed Traffic Lights & Same-Sex Marriage
Scarlet "T" A middle-school teacher who dared answer questions about sex posed by seventh- and eighth-grade students in a sex-ed class has been placed on paid leave in Herriman until authorities can get to the ...
Parents say classroom sex education went too far
A middle school health teacher is under investigation, accused of teaching too much about sex.
Sex education: Threatening to charge teachers makes no sense
A group of Herriman parents is upset that a health teacher in a public middle school answered students' questions about homosexual sex, oral sex and masturbation.
8th grade sex ed teacher divulges too much information
A teacher at Fort Herriman Middle School is on administrative leave pending an investigation into an alleged explicit conversations about sex.