Bill would opt Utah out of health reform

02/03/10 By: Michael McFall A House committee approved a bill to take Utah out of the national health-reform efforts coming out of Washington, D.C....

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Charles M. Schulz, 'Peanuts' Creator, Dies at 77

02/02/10 Charles M. Schulz, the creator of ''Peanuts,'' the tender and sage comic strip starring Charlie Brown and Snoopy that is read by 355 million people around the world, died in his sleep on Saturday night at his home in Santa Rosa, Calif., just hours before his last cartoon ran in the Sunday newspapers.

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Panel OKs bill letting Utah opt out of health reform

02/02/10 Fueled by a deep mistrust of the federal government and Tea Party fervor, a House committee approved a bill Tuesday aimed at enabling Utah to opt out of national health-reform efforts.

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State takes a stand against federal government, but will it stand?

02/02/10 Fueled by a deep resentment of the federal government and Tea Party fervor, lawmakers advanced a pair of bills Tuesday aimed at enabling Utah to opt out of national health-reform efforts and federal firearms laws.

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Poll: Utahns want cell phone users to shut up and drive

02/01/10 Many Utahns are wary of drivers who are talking on cell phones behind the wheel, and most say they would support legislation to ban the practice. A Salt Lake Tribune poll found 69 percent of respondents favor a ban, and on Thursday a state senator introduced a bill to keep drivers younger

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At Utah Capitol, Bishop pushes empowering the states

02/01/10 A federal lawmaker visited Utah's Capitol Hill on Monday and advocated swinging more power back to states. "If you want creativity and efficiency and you want the problem to be solved," Rep.

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Utah gubernatorial candidates: Where they stand

02/01/10 If Salt Lake County Mayor Peter Corroon wants to be Utah's first Democratic governor in three decades, he has to do the unthinkable: win a sizable number of Republican votes.

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Most say opt out of health reform

01/25/10 If a federal health reform bill passes, a majority of Utahns say the state should have the choice to opt out, no matter what the consequences, a new Salt Lake Tribune poll shows.

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High school Cottonwood football, Woods Cross soccer jobs open

01/22/10 Two Wasatch Front High schools are hiring coaches in the next couple of weeks.

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Teddy Dupay Finally Finds Greener Grass

01/21/10 Chris Harry is a Senior NFL Writer and features writer for Fanhouse. SALT LAKE CITY -- The cashier at the South Jordan Pie Pizzeria had just punched a medium pepperoni and sausage order into the register when the customer across the counter asked her name.

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Five Issues For Citizen Lobbyists at the Utah Legislature

01/20/10 When the Utah Legislature opens for business on Jan. 25, budget concerns will be the primary focus for the 104 legislators.

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Scorecard: By the numbers

01/18/10 NFL PLAYOFF GLANCE Wild-card N.Y. Jets 24, Cincinnati 14 Dallas 34, Philadelphia 14 Baltimore 33, New England 14 Arizona 51, Green

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Real Salt Lake Selects Four In 2010 MLS SuperDraft

01/14/10 PHILADELPHIA (Thursday, January 14, 2010) - Defending MLS Cup Champion Real Salt Lake today added four young college players to its roster via the 2010 MLS SuperDraft, while making headlines with its trade of one-time "RSL Original" and veteran MLS midfielder/forward Clint Mathis to the Los Angeles Galaxy late in the first round.

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Pirates slip by Cardinals

01/13/10 Even with their two big guns misfiring, Peninsula's Pirates are tough to beat. Skagit Valley found that to be true last week as the host Pirates raced to a 31-17 first-half lead and held on for an 85-76 victory.

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Why not talk to cops? It may not be guilt

12/20/09 West Valley City » Joshua Powell isn't the only Utah husband who won't help police solve a mystery. In 1994, someone shot and killed Kimberly Evans at the mouth of Butterfield Canyon in Herriman.

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Conservative rallies register opposition to health care reform

12/16/09 Rep. Carl Wimmer, R-Herriman, held up a three-page bill he just wrote, which is roughly 2,000 pages shorter than major...

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Patents issued

12/16/09 Wristband and clasp therefor , patent No. 7,631,449, invented by Robert McDermott of Sandy, Adam Preisach of Saugus, Calif., and Andrew Bishop of Mission Viejo, Calif.

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Conservatives reject federal health care reform

12/15/09 About 75 people -- many of them part of Glenn Beck's 9.12 project -- gathered in the state Capitol Tuesday to rally on behalf of states' rights and the free market.

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New Trader Sets Out to Pay off National Debt in as Few Trades as Possible

12/15/09 Word on the street says that widely known Kyle MacDonald - famous for trading one red paperclip in just 14 up-trades to end up with a house - is about to make another trade after rejecting over 800 trade offers. Â In the midst of his pending move, and in his honor, challenger and success writer Jess Mickelson sets off to outdo that outstanding record in a stunning 10 trades while starting with ...

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PBA-Regional Invitational Standings

12/15/09 Reno, Nev. First Round (six-game pinfall totals) (e-competing for 2010-11 PBA Tour exemption) 1, e-David Beres, Waukesha, Wis., 1,414. 2, e-Bobby Hall II, Landover, Md., 1,390 3, e-David Anthony, Austin, Texas, 1,367. 4, e-Chad Kloss, Greenfield, Wis., 1,361. 5, e-Daniel Patterson, Buffalo, 1,353. 6, e-Gregory Thompson Jr., Dayton, Ohio, 1,353. 7, e-Shawn McKee, Concord, N.C., 1,348. 8, e-Thomas ...

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