Accomplice of Utah Cop Killer Seeks Parole

05/24/11 DRAPER, Utah (AP) - A man convicted of helping the accused killer of a Utah sheriff's deputy escape is seeking parole after one year in prison. Fox 13 KSTU-TV in Salt Lake City reports Ruben Chavez-Reyes is asking the Utah Board of Pardons and Parole for leniency. He was sentenced to up to 15 years. Chavez-Reyes says he gave Roberto Roman a ride about 140 miles to Salt Lake City without knowing ...

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Knights continue in baseball playoffs

05/23/11 The Lone Peak baseball team scored in each of four batting turns to eliminate Copper Hills from the 5A baseball tournament with a 16-4 mercy rule victory Monday afternoon at Utah Valley University.

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23rd Army Band performs Saturday at Murray Park

05/21/11 The Utah National Guard's 23rd Army Band, together with the Choral Arts Society of Utah, will perform at the annual Armed Forces Day concert Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at the Murray Park Amphitheater.

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Utah National Guard conducts field artillery command change

05/21/11 The Utah National Guard's 1-145th (First of the 145th) Field Artillery will conduct a change-of-command ceremony Saturday at 3 p.m. at Bullene Barracks at Dugway Proving Ground.

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UTA previews new TRAX lines

05/17/11 Under a steady drizzle and an unseasonably cold 40 degrees, about 30 people huddled on the 6400 South TRAX platform awaiting a dress rehearsal ride on the Utah Transit Authority's new Mid- Jordan line.

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Patents activated for air bags

05/17/11 Patents activated for air bags Published May 17, 2011 01:45PM MDT Spill-proof coloring container, patent No. 7,942,109, invented by Michael R. Schramm of Perry. Cutting element apparatuses and drill bits so equipped, patent No. 7,942,218, invented by Craig H. Cooley of Saratoga Springs, Timothy N. Sexton of Santaquin, David P. Miess of Highland and Jeffrey B. Lund of Cottonwood Heights, assigned ...

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Study says U.S. should copy Utah in funding transit

05/16/11 Study says U.S. should copy Utah in funding transit By Lee Davidson The Salt Lake Tribune Published May 16, 2011 03:39PM MDT A new national study worries America is falling behind other countries in improving transportation because of recession-forced budget cuts, but says the country might reverse that by copying the example of the Salt Lake metro area. The Urban Land Institute and Ernst ...

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Mrs. Utah crowned

05/16/11 Using her struggle with infertility as her platform, Tiffany Alleman, 30, from Sandy, was crowned Mrs. Utah in Hurricane on May 14.

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Flexpoint Unveils Corporate Presentation

05/11/11 DRAPER, Utah--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Flexpoint Sensor Systems, Inc. (OTCBB: FLXT) http://www.flexpoint.com announced today that it has recently completed an update of its corporate website to include its new PowerPoint presentation. The Sensor market is a rapidly growing multi-billion-dollar industry encompassing all mechanical control situations from simple voice response ...

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Public Safety

05/10/11 The top video is of Debra Brown exiting prison, free for the first time in 17 years. The second video is a news conference held by the Brown family. The story begins after the videos.

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Draper Family Remains Hopeful Years After Pharmacist Error Paralyzed Their Son

05/10/11 9:30 in the morning, and it's time for 21-year-old Jessie Scott to start the day. He appears to be in pretty rough shape but actually he is a living miracle. "They said I will never live," said Jessie Scott. Just three years ago Jessie was in the hospital, near to death in a coma. "Tubes hooked up to him everywhere, they couldn't get anything to work. Everything had shut down in his body, but ...

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College Track and Field: McMurry men in hunt for 13th ASC title

04/29/11 The McMurry War Hawks will have to come from behind to win their 13th consecutive American Southwest Conference men's track and field title.

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AXA Equitable Announces 2011 AXA Achievement(sm) Scholarship Winners

04/25/11 AXA Equitable Life Insurance Company, in association with U.S. News & World Report, has announced AXA Achievement Scholarship winners for 2011. With the latest honorees receiving college funding, AXA Equitable has awarded, through the AXA Foundation, over $20 million in scholarships to more than 4,300 students since 2003.

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PerpetualGreen's Dynamic EnergySave Systems Increase Effectiveness of Solar Energy by 25%

04/20/11 PerpetualGreen's Dynamic EnergySave System increases the effectiveness of all forms of renewable energy by an average of 25%. The Dynamic EnergySave is designed to concurrently integrate several principles of physics, to safely balance the reactive energy of an electrical system to raise the energy efficiency to as close to 98% as possible - at all times. The result is unparalleled efficiency ...

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Prep roundup: Timpanogos baseball beats Bruins

04/20/11 Here's a look at all of the action in Utah Valley high school sports that took place on April 19:

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PerpetualGreen's Dynamic EnergySave System Increases the Effectiveness of Solar Energy by 25%

04/19/11 PerpetualGreen's Dynamic EnergySave System increases the effectiveness of solar and all forms of renewable energy by an average of 25%. Most electrical systems currently waste a portion of the renewable energy produced by solar panels.

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Snowpack, flooding worries bring lots of insurance calls

04/16/11 It's not often you'll find an insurance agent who is worried. But Joshua Wittwer is.

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Weather spotter training for Emery County

04/12/11 What does it take to be a weather spotter? Emery County Local Emergency Planning Committee along with members of the local HAM radio club joined Kevin Barjenbruch of the National Weather Service to learn how they can be ...

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A Winding Road to Jail

03/17/11 Process behind most expensive capital project in county history has been anything but straightforward Near the southern limits of Tooele City, just off of SR-36, razed dirt and construction equipment mark the spot where the new Tooele County Detention Center is being built.

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Boston Marathon finishers from Utah

04/19/10 BOSTON (AP) -- How runners from Utah finished in Monday's Boston Marathon. 43, Nicholas I. McCombs, Toquerville, 2:27:10. 62, Joshua G. Steffen, PhD., Salt Lake City, 2:29:08. 86, James R. Moore, Salt Lake City, 2:32:27. 477, Kevin Shilling, Salt Lake City, 2:49:35. 523, Walter Brown, South Jordan, 2:50:38. 800, John Maxey, Salt Lake City, 2:55:37. 888, Christopher H. Thresher, Holladay, 2:56:41 ...

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