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The Oldest, Stalest Chocolate Ever Has Been Found in Utah
Everyone has encountered old, mystery chocolate. Sometimes it's leftover Halloween candy from three years ago.
Utah nanny convicted of abuse sentenced for similar crime in Belgium
Aubrey Anderson, who was sentenced to five years probation in for child abuse in Utah, has been sentenced for another four years for a similar crime in Belgium.
Utah is a potential tinderbox waiting to explode. The combination of dry air and high winds are setting the stage for what could be a devastating wildfire season.
Utah man shot in church upgraded to fair condition
This photo provided by the Ogden City Police shows Charles Richard Jennings Jr. Police say Jennings, 35, walked into a Father's Day Catholic Mass at Saint James the Just Catholic Church in Ogden, Utah on Sunday and shot his 65-year-old father-in-law, James Evans, in the head in front of a congregation of 300 people.
Utah Water Watch program seeks volunteers
With 2,085 lakes in Utah and more than 89,000 miles of streams and rivers, water is an essential natural resource in the state that must be preserved and protected.
Expert: Promoter created conflict with Jackson doc
The plans of a former Microsoft manager to create the "Starbucks of Pot" are worrying other activists who pushed for the legalization of marijuana in Washington state.
Utah's premier wine event is the annual Park City Food & Wine Classic, which this year takes place July 10-14.
Peg McEntee: Here's the answer, Miss Utah: Society still undervalues women
It was painful to see Miss Utah bobbling her answer to a question: What does it say about society that 40 percent of women who are primary earners in a household make much less money than men do? I'll take a crack at it: Women are consistently undervalued.
Local hero and 'Christ-like' millionaire accused of massive fraud in Utah
Jeremy Johnson, 37, is charged with defrauding more than $275 million from 'unwitting' customers over five years in an online marketing scam Johnson, who has grabbed headlines for charitable acts including flying his own helicopter on rescue missions to earthquake-ravaged Haiti, has denied the charges The Utah businessman and his affiliates have ... (more)
Majority of Utah voters want Swallow impeached, poll shows
A new poll shows that support for embattled Utah Attorney General John Swallow is "extremely low," hovering at only around 12 percent.
McCain presses Obama on secret emails
Authorities in Utah plan to offer details about a man accused of walking into a Catholic church and shooting another man in the back of the head during Mass in Ogden.
Utah Mountaineer With Double Knee Replacements Will Attempt to Summit Mount Everest
Self Storage and Ortho Development Corporation have signed on as sponsors of the Mount Everest expedition planned next year by Greg Paul, a veteran adventurer and climber who will attempt to reach the top of the world after undergoing his second total knee replacement.
Utah man shot in Catholic Mass expected to survive
Police are outside St. James Catholic Church in Ogden, Utah, Sunday June 16, 2013 after a man was shot in the back of the head during mass at the church.
Rocky Mountain Power asks Utahns to help pick top Wattsmart video
The contest, in its second year, is designed to increase public awareness of the programs the utility offers that can lead to lower monthly power bills through wiser energy use.
Sen. Ted Cruz leads among Texas Republicans for the 2016 GOP presidential nomination
U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz is the early frontrunner for the 2016 GOP presidential nomination among Texas Republicans, a new poll from the Texas Tribune said.
Sunday Edition: Immigration reform, Heber Unplugged and the NSA revelations
In this Sunday Edition, Utah's immigrant youth speak out in favor of immigration reform and we'll get their take on the debate in Washington.
Utah students make education work with the click of a mouse
Rachel Halliburton dresses her brother Tyler while helping at home, Monday, June 10, 2013, in Saratoga Springs.
Utah Boy Scouts Leaders Under Fire For Marching In Gay Pride Parade
Two leaders of a Salt Lake City Boy Scout troop may lose their Scouting memberships after marching in uniform alongside Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts in the Utah Pride Parade June 2. They have been ordered to apologize, but refuse to do so.
Paul Rolly: No more Andrew Jackson for Utah Democrats
Without much fanfare and virtually no press attention, the leaders of Utah Democratic Party have dumped "Jefferson-Jackson Day" as the official name of the party's annual fundraiser, largely because they can no longer honor the racist and genocidal legacy of Andrew Jackson.
Gunman shoots man during Catholic mass in Utah
Police say a gunman walked into a Catholic church and shot a man in the back of the head during Mass on Sunday in Ogden.