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Utah County leaders sign proclamation to feed America
If not for the food bank, Deborah Seitz wouldn't be eating. Seitz lost her job four months ago.
Religion brings alleged robber's accomplice to police
Religious faith persuaded an alleged getaway driver in a bank robbery to surrender to police nearly a year after the crime, police said.
Election 2009: Curtis wins Provo mayor race
John Curtis, who promised to heal the rift between the Provo mayor and the city council and to get tough on gangs, will be the first new mayor in Provo in 12 years after beating state legislator Steve Clark with 53 percent of the vote.
Man sentenced in Orem home invasion
A young man described as the ringleader of a violent home invasion in Orem in October 2008 was sentenced Monday to prison.
3-year-old boy hit by vehicle in Provo
A 3-year-old boy was hit by a vehicle just before he went trick-or-treating Saturday is still in serious condition but police said he "should be fine." The Provo child was about to go trick-or-treating with his family on Halloween when he stepped over the line along the side of the road next to his parents' vehicle near 1340 North and 1200 West and ...
4A playoffs: Rams coast past Orem
Highland's defense took advantage of the woeful Orem offense as the Rams coasted to a 34-0 victory in the opening round of the Class 4A playoffs at Highland on Friday evening.
Hundreds show up to give opinions on bridge over Utah Lake
Casey Welch, from Irvine, teared up as he talked about the beauty of Utah Lake and how he wants to preserve it by not allowing a bridge across the lake.
Election 2009: Orem city leaders seek re-election
With four incumbents seeking re-election, Orem voters may experience a sense of dej?vu when they enter the voting booth this election season.
$1M bail for man in slaying of in-law
A $1 million cash-only bail was set Monday for an Orem man accused of killing his brother-in-law. Fourth District Judge Samuel McVey set bail for Stephen E. Strate, 54, Monday and told him to surrender his passport if he does bail out of the Utah County Jail.
$1M bail ordered in Orem fatal shooting case
A judge has set $1 million cash bail for an Orem man arrested in the fatal shooting of his brother-in-law. Fourth District Judge Samuel McVey on Monday also ordered 54-year-old Stephen Edward Strate to surrender his passport if he bails out.
Hearing set on Utah Lake bridge
What do you think about the Utah Lake bridge proposal? Who decides whether it will go through? How will the bridge affect you? The Utah Lake Commission will hold a public hearing at 6 p.m. Thursday at the Utah County Health and Justice Building , Room 2500, to discuss these types of questions and more concerning a possible bridge over Utah Lake.
Orem man shot, killed; brother-in-law is arrested
An Orem man was shot and killed in the basement of his home Sunday, and police have arrested his brother-in-law for investigation of murder.
Orem couple lands on hit dancing show
Ryan Di Lello, 28, is a ballroom dancer from Springville. Orem dancers Ryan and Ashleigh Di Lello are both sleeping with the enemy.
Man arrested following Provo garage fire
An Orem man is behind bars after he allegedly set fire to a detached garage while police were investigating an argument he was having with another man.
AtTask Offers New Licensing Option
Orem, Utah-based AtTask , a developer of project management software, said Wednesday that it has created a new product license, which provides reduced access to features but broader access by organizations to its product.
Climate change presention to Leg
Dueling scientists made presentations Wednesday at the state Capitol to a packed legislative committee hearing on the science behind global warming, and the political divisiveness over whether it is significantly caused by humans.
16,300 construction jobs lost in UT
Utah lost 16,300 construction jobs between September 2008 and the same month this year, according to federal government statistics and an analysis conducted by the Associated General Contractors of America.
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Many Hospitals Use Document Management and Imaging as a Stepping Stone to Electronic Records
New KLAS report examines the market for DMI solutions and the strong performance of some best-of-breed vendors OREM, UT, October 21, 2009 /24-7PressRelease/ -- As healthcare reform and meaningful use put the focus on electronic medical records , many hospitals are looking to document management and imaging solutions to ease the transition from ...
A Senate confirmation committee will likely talk Tuesday about whether two new appointees to the state liquor commission are drinkers - at least briefly.
If you had to get actor John Stamos an opening night gift what would you get him? That's the problem actress Natalie Hill was wrestling with last week.