Tooele News

Scientists speculate rock could have impacted in Dugway Proving Ground A meteor made a surprise appearance over the dark skies of Tooele County just after midnight Wednesday, sending a bright light cascading into bedroom windows and awakening many - if they weren't awake already.

Lehi A Galloway left his loving family on Friday, Jan. 2, 2009. He was born April 13, 1932, in Idaho.

" After an eight month undercover investigation, PETA is accusing the University of Utah of "Animal neglect and abuse in their research labs." PETA claims, about a year ago, there were numerous complaints from local advocates.

Duane Edwin Clark, 81, South Jordan, Utah, formerly of Mosinee, died Monday, Nov.

Milo Berry talks in his office at Tooele City Hall Thursday afternoon. Berry is retiring from his position as the founder of the Communities that Care program.

New Hope House teacher Sandy Whiting helps Charice with school work Monday morning.

In hindsight, it was a symbolic moment: At a Tooele County Chamber of Commerce banquet last January, motivational speaker Chad Hymas challenged the mayors of Tooele and Grantsville, both in attendance, to open a bottle of water without using their hands.

Two married Tooele police officers were fired for driving while drunk, playing Twister in uniform while drunk and sexually harassing another couple, according to allegations released this week.

A Tooele man was flown to a Salt Lake hospital in serious condition Wednesday after a head-on collision.

Mountain West Medical Center CEO Kelly Duffin stands in front of the construction site where the women's center will be built.

Flowers lay near the site of a weekend head-on collision on SR-138 in Stansbury Park Monday afternoon.

New details have emerged regarding the firing of two Tooele City police officers - a married couple - in late June following a five-month internal investigation into allegations of misconduct.

Errol passed away Oct. 27, 2009. He was 63 years old. He was born to Wesley A. Peterson and Alice Wrathall Peterson on June 10, 1946 and was raised in Grantsville.

A house in Tooele was damaged by fire Saturday despite its owner's attempt to put out the fire with a garden hose.

Fire destroyed a Tooele home Saturday. Firefighters arrived at a house on the 500 West block of 670 North at about 9:30 a.m. and found a 65-year-old woman standing in her backyard attempting to extinguish flames with a garden hose, said Tooele Police Sgt.

Scott Dunn: Good evening, Ia TMm Scott Dunn, publisher of the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. Ia TMd like to welcome you all to the 2009 Tooele Mayoral Debate between Mayor Patrick Dunlavy and his political challenger, Mrs.

Quiet municipal elections often affect peoplea TMs lives far more than loud presidential ones do, and next weeka TMs election is likely to be one of the most impactful locally in recent years.

Ambria Thompson carries a candle down Main Street during the domestic violence candlelight vigil Thursday night.

A Stockton police officer is off the job after he issued a traffic ticket to the mayor's son.

Why cana TMt most of the roadways in our sacred cemetery be resurfaced, not patched? They are in such terrible condition.