| New high-tech handrest for doctors, artists causes less fatigue Engineers at the University of Utah have come up with a new computer-controlled, motorized handrest that will help doctors, artists and others control scalpels, brushes and tools more accurately over a wider area with less... | |
| Utah Food Bank sees 450-plus percent increase in hungry children SALT LAKE CITY -- New numbers from the Utah Food Bank show just how many kids are at risk for going without food. In fact, officials say the demand is unlike anything they've seen before. KSL News... |
| Williams, Jazz win offensive battle in Chicago CHICAGO -- As the Jazz handed Chicago their fifth straight loss in a 132-108 win Tuesday night at the United Center, Deron Williams took control on offense and posted 28 points and 17 assists,... |
| Police looking for suspect in Holladay bank robbery near 4600 South and Highland Drive at around 4:30 p.m. A teller noticed the man wearing a cap and sunglasses, so she told him to remove them, which he did. However, the man also pulled out a... |
| Official: Tribal children need 'healthy families' Making more arrests and throwing more offenders behind bars will not bring an end to the crimes against children and other violence that is plaguing many of the nation's American Indian... |
| Lawsuits could cost Toyota more than $3 billion MIAMI — Toyota owners claiming that massive safety recalls are causing the value of their vehicles to plummet have filed at least 89 class-action lawsuits that could cost the Japanese auto... |
| Job openings in the U.S. rose 7.6% in January to 2.7 million WASHINGTON — Job openings rose sharply earlier this year, evidence that employers are slowly ramping up hiring as the economy improves. The number of openings in January rose about 7.6... |
| EchoHawk says Indians need to create healthy families SANTA ANA PUEBLO, N.M. — Making more arrests and throwing more offenders behind bars will not bring an end to the crimes against children and other violence that is plaguing many of the... |
| America 'stuck' in Iraq, authors Thomas E. Ricks and Aaron David Miller say SALT LAKE CITY — Americans don't understand the war in Iraq, at least according to former journalist and acclaimed author Thomas E. Ricks and ex-State Department Adviser Aaron David Miller,... |
| Baby-sling deaths prompt government warning WASHINGTON — The government is preparing a safety warning about baby slings — those popular and fashionable infant carriers that parents strap around their chests to give the little ones... |
| Utah gas prices up 4 cents from February SALT LAKE CITY — Gas prices in Utah are an average of 4 cents higher than last month, according to a report released Tuesday from AAA Utah. The average price of a gallon of regular unleaded... |
| High school softball: Provo clobbers West in muddy blowout PROVO - It took a lot of guts for West and Provo to even walk onto the softball diamond, let alone attempt to play a game complete with throwing, catching, sliding and hitting. They weren't exactly... |
| Photo: Former Geneva workers protest Dwayne Rawlings, left, of Orem, talks with Monte Davis, of Salem, as the former Geneva Steel workers demonstrate in the Capitol rotunda in Salt Lake City Tuesday. The retired Geneva Steel employees... |
| Chevron to shed 2,000 jobs this year Chevron Corp. said Tuesday it will cut 2,000 jobs this year and sell some overseas operations as it revamps its struggling refinery, marketing and transportation operations. The job cuts represent... |
| Utah Jazz: Deron Williams gets better of Derrick Rose, Jazz beat Bulls CHICAGO — Deron Williams got the better of Derrick Rose, finishing with 28 points and a season-high 17 assists, while CJ Miles scored a season-best 26 points to lead the Utah Jazz to a 132-108... |
| Utah Legislature: Senate approves eminent domain bills SALT LAKE CITY — Utah senators put the state on the path to a showdown with federal land agencies, as they approved legislation Tuesday that would use eminent domain to seize federal land. ... |
| Ex-roommate Bernardo Carrillo charged with murder 15 years after Lee Glass Thornton's death SALT LAKE CITY — Police had a suspect in the murder of Lee Glass Thornton 15 years ago, but prosecutors at the time said there wasn't enough evidence to charge him. Now, thanks to new... |
| A new twist on 401 question Some questions resonate throughout the ages. Who am I? Why am I here? Which came first, the chicken or the egg? Should I choose a regular 401(k) or the Roth option? That last one seems... |
| Lifelock to pay $12M to settle FTC case PHOENIX (AP) — An Arizona company that promised to protect consumers from identity theft has agreed to pay $12 million to settle false advertising claims brought by the Federal Trade Commission... |
| Continental warns of new rules' effects DALLAS (AP) — Continental Airlines plans to cancel flights rather than risk stiff fines under new federal rules designed to punish carriers for delaying passengers. CEO Jeff Smisek said... |
| Delta still trying to expand its international network ATLANTA (AP) — Delta Air Lines Inc., still smarting from its failed bid to lure Japan Airlines into a partnership, is talking to other carriers about expanding its global alliances, a senior... |
| Northrop's departure from bidding is seen as a blow NEW YORK — The decision by Northrop Grumman Corp. to walk away from a potential $35 billion contract to build U.S. aerial-refueling tankers and leaving Boeing Co. as the sole bidder is a blow... |
| Utah tuitions likely to rise 10 percent Utah college students can expect to pay about 10 percent more in tuition next year as lawmakers continue a long-standing trend of transferring the cost of higher education from the state onto... |
| 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... |
| SLC lawyer accused of visa fraud arrested after taking Mexico trip After he was indicted last year on visa fraud charges, Salt Lake City attorney James Hector Alcala was allowed to remain free if he stayed in Utah and wore an electronic monitor, among other... |
| Granite Schools: What not to cut? Textbooks, school police or elementary music? Granite School District wants parents and teachers to help with the difficult task of deciding where to make cuts. After slashing the district's budget... |
| WVC to consider anti-bias draft West Valley City The City Council agreed Tuesday to allow city officials to come up with a draft ordinance to protect gay and transgender people from housing and employment discrimination. Mayor... |
| Afghan past colors journalist's assessment of future On Tuesday at Westminster University, where later in the evening he would lecture on the challenges facing the United States in South Asia and the Middle East, Ricks conceded his fond memories of... |
| Bishop: Outing memo brought needed denials Washington Interior Secretary Ken Salazar appeared before Congress again Tuesday to testify on his department's budget request only to face another question about whether President Barack Obama was... |
| Think you're too smart to get scammed? Think again. People of all ages fall victim to increasingly sophisticated crooks each year. More scam artists are taking to the Internet, finding new and creative ways to rip off consumers,... |
| HALFTIME: Jazz 63, Bulls 61 CHICAGO -- It's been a purely offensive battle throughout the first half of Utah's matchup with the Bulls at the United Center in Chicago, and after two quarters, the Jazz are heading into halftime... |
| Governor, lawmakers reach deal on education funding SALT LAKE CITY -- State lawmakers have reached an agreement with the governor on the state budget. It looks like public education will take a hit after all. Lawmakers did their best to minimize... |
| Mormon Church seeks to be 'more proactive' in green-building efforts SALT LAKE CITY — In some ways, the old downtown malls never went away. As the towers of the LDS Church's City Creek Center continue to rise, construction workers are using rebar made from... |
| 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 taxpayers who have seen their incomes drop during the recession. IRS... |
| Pac-10 basketball: It could be one-and-done on Selection Sunday LOS ANGELES — The Pacific 10 Conference's basketball resume includes the first NCAA champion (Oregon), a dynasty that may never be duplicated (UCLA) and a team that has the longest active... |
| 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 during a robbery have been charged with murder. A witness to the crime said... |
| NBA: Dunleavy, Los Angeles Clippers sever ties LOS ANGELES — Mike Dunleavy and the Los Angeles Clippers parted company for good Tuesday, barely a month after he relinquished his head coaching duties to focus solely on being general manager.... |
| Utah Legislature: Bill regulating teacher union rep funding fails in House SALT LAKE CITY — A bill meant to ensure K-12 funding goes for education expenses rather than teacher union salaries failed Tuesday in the... |
| American Fork man pleads guilty to illegal dentistry for Hispanics PROVO — An American Fork man admitted in court Tuesday to doing unlicensed dental work for Utah County's Hispanic community. Raul Garay, 57, pleaded guilty in 4th District Court to two counts... |
| Plans in place to enclose 100-year-old Provo canal PROVO — A $150 million project to enclose all 21 miles of the Provo Reservoir Canal, also known as the Murdock Canal, in north Utah County will begin in October. Enclosing the canal, which... |
| Utah funeral service held for Marie Osmond's son PROVO, Utah — Marie Osmond's 18-year-old son was remembered at a funeral service Monday with fond words, laughter and music from his famous singing family. Michael Bryan's uncle, Donny Osmond,... |
| "Super Bowl of conventions" headed to Salt Lake City Without blushing, organizers call it "the Super Bowl of conventions." Don't look to Scott Beck, president and CEO of the Salt Lake Convention & Visitors Bureau, to diminish the claim, not after the... |
| McCain abandons dietary supplement regulation bill Washington » 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, one... |
| 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... |
| 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... |
| 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,... |
| 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... |