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Google gamble looks to upstage cable companies
No, Park City is not going to change its name to Google, like Topeka, Kan., did for a month.
But Utah's premier ski town is the latest of dozens of U.
Man accused of downloading child porn at library is charged
A Salt Lake City man who allegedly downloaded child pornography on a public computer at the Main Salt Lake City Library is now charged with 10 counts of second-degree sexual exploitation of a minor.
'Superdell' Schanze fights reckless driving conviction, mulls run for governor
OREM — Dell "Superdell" Schanze on Tuesday gave Utahns what they've been waiting for since November 2008 — a...
Jazz on guard against slip-ups
Even if it was just one game, coming against a Washington Wizards team for which April can't arrive soon enough, the Jazz appeared Monday to have taken the lessons learned from last season's collapse to heart.
Young Spartans dive into season
When it comes to having a young team, not many know the travails and the promise like the Murray softball team.
"We are forever preparing for our season.
Campaign contribution caps debated at UVU
Orem » Ethics initiative supporters and lawmakers who oppose the citizen ballot measure sparred Tuesday in a forum held at Utah Valley University.
Westminster works for India literacy
Two hundred dollars could buy quite a few scarves or saris from India, as well as a pair or two of traditional curly-toed...
Sheriff Jim Winder announces re-election plans
Jim Winder will seek a second term as Salt Lake County Sheriff.
BYU freshmen have made big impact
Oklahoma City » As remarkable a season as the BYU Cougars have had -- the best in school history, really -- there's one element to their success that few would have predicted when the year began.
West Valley City police investigate pellet gun shooting
West Valley City police are investigating a shooting that left a 53-year-old man with minor injuries.
The shooting was reported around 3 p.m. near 3900 South Redwood Road and 1700 West.
Woods will return to golf at Masters
Palm Harbor, Fla. » For Tiger Woods, this figures to be a Masters like no other.
Woods said Tuesday he will end more than four months of seclusion and play at Augusta National in three weeks, shielded by the most secure environment in golf as he competes for the first time since a sex
Olympus soccer looks to continue climb toward top
Just more than a week after tryouts, the Olympus boys' soccer team hobbled onto the field for a Thursday afternoon practice, the soreness sinking farther into their leg muscles with each step.
A&M guard to test Williams' defense
Logan » On Friday afternoon, Pooh Williams will be as close to home as he's been over the course of his career at Utah State.
The junior forward, who will be facing Texas A&M with USU, is from Seattle.
Fed holds rates at record lows to foster recovery
Washington » The Federal Reserve left its benchmark interest rate at record lows Tuesday and affirmed plans to halt its purchase of mortgage-backed securities -- a huge intervention that helped prop up the housing market -- at the end of the month.
Stansbury off and running
In Stansbury's inaugural season of baseball, manager Ray Clinton feels that his Stallions are a good bet to make the Class 4A playoffs in the newly aligned Region 6.
Saying goodbye to Brother Felix
Huntsville » Brother Felix McHale, one of the founders of Utah's 63-year-old Trappist monastery, was sent out of this world Tuesday the same way he lived: simply.
Cool Keeper law would heat up program
From Rocky Mountain Power's perspective, far too few Utahns have signed up voluntarily for its Cool Keeper program, which allows the utility to control its customers' air conditioning units on the hottest days of the summer.
Utah brokerage expands to Washington state
A Utah-based commercial real estate brokerage is taking advantage of the nation's troubled economy by expanding its reach into the Pacific Northwest.
Commerce Real Estate Solutions of Salt Lake City has acquired offices in Seattle and Bellevue, Wash.
Ex-SCO CEO testifies Novell claim inflicted harm
Ex-SCO CEO Darl McBride testified Tuesday that Novell's claims to own the copyrights of Unix in 2003 preceded a sharp decline in SCO's shares and a significant drop in revenues.
Man charged with viewing child porn at Salt Lake downtown library
A man has been accused of looking at child pornography in the computer lab at the downtown Salt Lake City library.

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