Thursday May 16 | Jerusalem Post
Kinneret water to be released into Jordan River
Next month the Water Authority will allow the discharge of 1,000 cubic meters of water per hour from the Kinneret basin into the the Jordan River, with the ultimate goal of letting in 30 million cubic meters of water flow past the Deganiya Dam annually, the Jordan Rehabilitation Administration announced on Thursday.
Thursday May 16 | Salt Lake Tribune
Young Utah BMX racer is on a fast track to success
Sophia Foresta set an ambitious goal for herself last year: The 13-year-old South Jordan resident aimed to be the best BMX rider in her age group in the country.
Noah's Closes One Door and Opens Eight Others
Noah's Event Center in Lindon, Utah announced Monday that it will be transitioning out of Utah County to focus on its expansion efforts including eight new locations out of state.
South Jordan man crushed by rolling van
A South Jordan man had to be flown to a hospital Monday after a van rolled over the lower half of his body.
Syrian troops take full control of strategic town
Syrian troops have taken full control of a town near the highway linking the capital Damascus with Jordan, a new advance in the regime's campaign to drive rebels from the strategic south, an activist group said Monday.
Did Utah - Survivor' Dawn Meehan win $1 million?Did Utah - Survivor' Dawn Meehan win $1 million?
Maybe Dawn Meehan never had a chance to win "Survivor." The BYU English professor who lives in South Jordan certainly had zero chance when she went up against John Cochran in Sunday's season finale, when he sailed to victory and the million-dollar prize.
Man gets 'box of trash' instead of phone; warns of scam
A West Jordan man is urging others to be wary of KSL Classified advertisement scams after he unknowingly purchased a 'box full of trash' that was advertised as a phone.
Scott D. Pierce: Why Utahn will not win - Survivor'
Utahn Dawn Meehan has a one-in-five chance of winning $1 million in the season finale of "Survivor" - because she's one of five remaining contestants.
Herriman city officials are seeing a major housing boom. They said they haven't approved this many new building permits in years.
Utah's horse world - barrel races, jumping and an all-breed show
New leaders for Salt Lake Interfaith Roundtable
The Salt Lake Interfaith Roundtable , which traces its roots to Utah's preparations for and staging of the 2002 Winter Olympics, has new leadership.
Utah builder to begin work on 300-home project in Kaysville
Construction is expected to start next week on what will be one of the largest residential communities built along the Wasatch Front since the housing market collapsed five years ago.
Landslide forces layoffs at Kennecott Utah Copper
Members of the media view the slide during a tour of Kennecott's Bingham Canyon Mine on Thursday, April 25, 2013.
The Republic of Biafra under the leadership of the Biafra Zionist Movement will be sending 500 military trainees to Israel for training as Pilots and engineers.
Wrongful DUI arrest included bungled blood draw, lawsuit claims
A South Jordan woman claims a Utah Highway Patrol trooper wrongfully arrested her for drunken driving and bungled the drawing of her blood.
AFA Announces Spring 2013 Civil Air Patrol Educator Grants
The Air Force Association proudly announces the 16 recipients of the Civil Air Patrol Educator Grant, an education initiative funded by AFA and managed by the Civil Air Patrol Headquarters.
Jordan warns UN on Syrian refugees
JORDAN has warned the UN Security Council that the growing exodus of Syrian refugees is a threat to its stability and the council is now considering a visit to the camps.
AlumKnight Cabreros lands job with IBM
A former student of Mount Carmel School who belongs to the AlumKnights Class of 2010 has landed a job with IBM.
Roseman University looks at starting Southern Nevada medical school
A private university plans to establish a medical school in Southern Nevada, officials said on Friday.