Sandy News

The blue haze of barbecue smoke hung over Sandy's Bicentennial Park Saturday afternoon - a fitting signal for the hundreds of Utah Democrats gathered there.

About 40,000 people are expected to attend this year's Sandy Fourth of July celebration, the city's largest yearly event next to the Sandy Amphitheater season.

City civil engineer Mike Gladbach has been awarded Utah engineer of the year recognition by the American Society of Civil Engineers.

SANDY, UTAH -- The polygamist sect preached that Dan Fischer was a heretic who had turned his back on God's chosen children.

At top, a group of 9-year-old girls have a baking party at The House of Bread in Salt Lake City.

Lively, walkable streets, trolley cars, an urban forest and a new skyscraper-studded skyline someday could transform this southern Salt Lake Valley suburb.

Years ago, Garbett Homes seemed to go against the grain of real estate development along the Wasatch Front.

The first hour during a heart attack can mean the difference between life and death.

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.

Michelle Erickson, a 36-year-old single mother of two was last seen on Monday, June 9, 2008.

Michael Renckert has a lot of catching up to do if wants any chance of defeating incumbent Salt Lake County Mayor Peter Corroon.

Evan Gardner Whitehead, 89, passed away after a long and full life on June 12, 2008.

Darren Tucker of Salt Lake City cheers as he heads along 200 East with the rest of the 2008 Utah Pride Parade.

Not far from the Dead Dog Saloon, behind a body shop on the main street of Grantsville, Utah, stands a rusting, four-foot-tall metal box.

In this Aug. 15, 2005 file photo, oil shale rock burns on its own once lit with a blow torch, in Sandy, Utah.

In this Aug. 15, 2005 file photo, oil shale rock burns on its own once lit with a blow torch, in Sandy, Utah.

Of all the bizarre things that have happened in the United States, a Utah woman's arrest is one of the strangest that many have seen in a while.

Imagine seeing a naked person jump out of a car. That's what happened in Sandy, Utah in a bizarre string of events...and it was all caught on camera.

Republican leaders of the Utah Legislature who sponsored and supported the omnibus education bill, Senate Bill 2, no doubt would like the legislation to set a precedent.

A traffic accident here this morning led to a series of bizarre events that included a naked motorist police took into custody after she broke into a home.