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Utah's Common Core Opposition Turns Up The Heat at the Republican Convention
Those following the safety of our children are likely to have heard about the ongoing opposition to Common Core and CSCOPE .
It's long overdue. The first-ever Utah Biennial art exhibit at the Utah Museum of Contemporary Art assembles the most representative Utah contemporary art, after the art world tradition of the Venice Biennale.
The bed bug infestation in apartment 17
Renters in a Holladay apartment complex want their money back after they found bed bugs living in their home when they moved in.
Fishing Utah: Green River Fishing Report - Fish are 'super sizing their meals'. . .
The warm weather has brought a transition time here on the Green. The smaller bugs are less prevalent and bigger bugs are starting to show.
Police expected to release 'detailed updates' on Susan Powell case
West Valley police have called a 3 p.m. news conference they say will involve "detailed updates" pertaining to the 3 ½-year-old case.
Paul Rolly: Dick Cheney and me, what a pair
I met former Vice President Dick Cheney when he was a Wyoming congressman in the 1980s and I was an officer for the Utah Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists.
Hatch has plan to attack public-lands pot farms
The Salt Lake Tribune) Irrigation lines are piled together amid heaps of trash, clothing and food items, the only remnants of a marijuana grove that once held more than 4,200 plants in Iron County, Thursday, November 1, 2012.
As Utah's star rises after 2 recessions, lessons linger
With few exceptions, the pattern of jobs distributed across Utah is largely unchanged after two recessions since the turn of the new century.
Utah gun sales, permits triple since Sandy Hook
Utahns made an all-time high 23,000 gun purchases in December, the same month as the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn.
Task force aims to end teen suicide in Utah
Provo school officials have not lost one youngster to suicide in the past seven years, a remarkable fact given suicide's prevalence in other parts of the Beehive State.
Refugee woman from the Congo finds friends, new life in Utah
A refugee woman from Congo has started a new life in Utah, and shares her story of survival with her new friends and neighbors to offer them hope.
Utah GOP again rejects reforms to nomination process
The Utah Republican Party again rejected a series of reforms to the party's nominating process in a move that could trigger a threatened ballot initiative to overhaul the system for picking candidates.
Utah's newest trail opens at Provo Canyon
Utah County officials on Saturday celebrated the opening of the 17-mile Murdock Canal Trail that starts at the mouth of Provo Canyon and ends at Thanksgiving Point.
Book review: 'Dance with the Bear' documents Utah businessman's life
"Dance with the Bear: The Joe Rosenblatt Story," written by Joe's oldest son, Norman, documents the life of an internationally known Utah businessman, government and community leader.
Sunday Edition: West Valley police, John Swallow, and Utah's caucus
District Attorney Sim Gill and a defense attorney will join us to explain how they are going to handle all of the West Valley Police Department's dismissed cases.
Utah Valley University set to become largest school in the state
Utah Valley University is slated to overtake the University of Utah as the public institution with the largest enrollment in the state over the next decade.
Gun-toting Utah teachers to parents: Your kids are safe with us
One Utah teacher's worst nightmare goes something like this: A gunman slips into his school, draws weapons, aims and fires at his kids.
Utah soldier presumed dead after explosion in Afghanistan
The family of an Elk Ridge man serving as Army medic in Afghanistan is waiting for word from military authorities about the fate of their son who was standing near an improvised explosive device when it detonated.
Crowd protests Utah Ag-Gag law
Hundreds of people protested Utah's camera ban around farm animals from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. on May 18 outside Smith and Son's slaughterhouse in Draper.
Tame consumer prices in U.S. keeping inflation low
Washington a A plunge in the cost of gas drove down a measure of U.S. consumer prices last month by the most since December 2008.