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Utah basketball: Keeping the faith
The possibility of facing UNLV in front of its rowdy crowd at the Mountain West Conference tournament without two key post players is reason enough for Utah men's basketball coach Jim Boylen to be a little uptight this week.
Disease forces DWR to kill bighorn sheep
Dutch John The Utah Division of Wildlife Resource has paid big bucks in recent years to import Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep into the mountains near Flaming Gorge Reservoir.
McCain abandons dietary supplement regulation bill
Arizona Sen. John McCain has backed away from his own bill that sought to increase federal regulations on dietary supplement makers at the urging of Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah
Mormon Church seeks to be 'more proactive' in green-building efforts
SALT LAKE CITY — In some ways, the old downtown malls never went away.
A homecoming for Jeffers
Not until he saw the upcoming itinerary before Saturday's game against the Clippers did Othyus Jeffers realize that his first trip with the Jazz also would bring a Windy City homecoming.
Utah Legislature OKs bill to reinstate Chrysler dealers
Ten Utah Chrysler dealers who lost their franchises as a result of the automaker's bankruptcy could have their businesses restored and be allowed to sue for damages under legislation headed to Gov.
Lights out on home-energy loan bill
Application denied.
Salt Lake County won't get the chance to lend thousands of dollars in low-interest loans to homeowners who want to replace drafty windows, upgrade a furnace or put solar panels on the roof.
Pinstripe Bowl set for Dec. 30
The first Pinstripe Bowl will be played at Yankee Stadium on Dec. 30 and will be televised by ESPN.
School cafeteria worker booked for allegedly having sex with boy
A 41-year-old Eastmont Middle School employee was booked into the Salt Lake County jail Monday for allegedly having sex with a teenage boy.
Jamie Lynn Greenwood, a cafeteria supervisor employed at the school since 2006, was booked into jail on suspicion of sexual activity with a minor, according
Senate blocks legal notices in free publications
The Utah Senate has rejected a proposal that would have allowed free publications carry legal notices.
HB429 was targeted at Valley Journals, according to Senate sponsor Wayne Niederhauser, R-Sandy, but it would have applied to any publication with a distribution of 200 for at least 18 months in
IRS says it's easing its rules on tax settlements
WASHINGTON — As tax day approaches, the Internal Revenue Service is giving agents more flexibility to work with...
IRS says it's easing its rules on tax settlements
WASHINGTON — As tax day approaches, the Internal Revenue Service is giving agents more flexibility to work with...
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Legislature seeks to create radioactive waste cleanup fund
The state could keep up to $4 million in fees from companies burying radioactive waste in Utah in case the state has to take over the sites, under a bill that passed the Senate on Tuesday and now goes to the governor for his signature.
Sex offender gets probation in lewdness case
A 50-year-old sex offender charged with masturbating in front of a woman in a Hurricane parking lot has been sentenced to probation and treatment.
Donald Lester Keith was charged in 5th District Court with third-degree felony lewdness and one count of class A misdemeanor stalking for the October
Attorney: IBM-Novell worked together to hurt SCO
Novell Inc. lied about owning the copyrights for the Unix computer operating system then collaborated with IBM to damage Unix owner The SCO Group, the latter's attorney told a federal court jury Tuesday.
Eminent domain bill ready for governor
A bill that aims to encourage negotiation and discourage abuse in eminent-domain disputes unanimously cleared the House Tuesday and now goes to the governor.
Murder charges filed in South Salt Lake robbery
SALT LAKE CITY — Two men accused of killing a South Salt Lake man when he wouldn't hand over the keys to his Volvo...
Europe moves to ban trading in credit default swaps
Europe moved ahead of the United States on Tuesday in advocating new measures to ban certain types of financial speculation, after concerns surfaced that traders used complex financial instruments
West High kids get drama after the play
What began as a fun and wholesome evening for a group of teens from West High School turned into a nightmare.
After attending the school play Friday night, the group divided up into six separate cars and drove to the Village Inn at 900 E.
"Super Bowl of conventions" headed to Salt Lake City
Without blushing, organizers call it "the Super Bowl of conventions."

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