PITTSBURGH (AP)—Maxime Talbot had two goals, while Kris Letang and Sergei Gonchar also scored as the Pittsburgh Penguins earned a 4-2 win over the Detroit Red Wings at Mellon Arena in Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Finals to pull within 2-1 in the series Tuesday. Evgeni Malkin, who instigated a fight in last Sunday’s Game 2 bounced back with three assists, which has given him 33 points in 20 postseason games, the most since Joe Sakic of Colorado had 34 points in 22 playoff games in 1996. Additionally, Marc-Andre Fluery had 27 saves for Pittsburgh as the Penguins scored two crucial third period goals to win going away. Henrik Zetterberg and Johan Franzen scored for the Red Wings in the loss. The series resumes Thursday in Pittsburgh.

(NORTH OGDEN)—Residents of a North Ogden home were astonished Tuesday morning when a 42,000-pound UTA bus came crashing into their backyard. An early morning collision between a UTA bus and a Chevy Yukon sent the bus over a curb, through a fence and into the backyard of a home near Washington Boulevard. The incident occurred around 6:30 a.m. while the Yukon was ejected and transported to the hospital with head injuries and road rash. He is expected to recover, although the driver of the bus was not hurt. The driver of the Yukon was cited with making an illegal turn and no one was on the bus at the time of the crash.

(SALT LAKE CITY)—A Bountiful man has been convicted twice for the same offense, but prosecutors insist this is not double jeopardy. 48-year old Scott Dale Kerber pleaded guilty Monday to a federal charge of possession of child pornography. He was then indicted by a federal grand jury after he was convicted in Farmington’s 2nd District Court last year, but the judge gave him only a year in jail. According to court records, Kerber pleaded guilty to a pair of second-degree felony counts of sexual exploitation of a minor. He was accused of possessing child porn images and arrested by the Utah Attorney General’s Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force. During his March sentencing, court records show Judge Rodney S. Page suspended a pair of 1 to 15-year prison terms in favor of probation and work release during his jail time. After the sentence was imposed, federal prosecutors were approached about filing charges. Oddly enough, an indictment was secured for the same offense. The U.S. Attorney’s Office for Utah sought permission from superiors in Washington D.C. before proceeding with the prosecution. According to a statement by the defendant in advance of his guilty plea, Kerber admitted to possessing more than 200 pornographic images of children on his computer, which included young children engaging in sexual acts. Currently, Kerber faces up to 10 years in federal prison when he is sentenced October 5.

(LEHI)—A Lehi man is in jail after police stated he tried to torch his family with a can of WD-40. Shane Johnson had been living away from his family for several weeks but he was invited home last Friday to celebrate his birthday. However, the following morning, in the words of Lehi Police Lieutenant Darren Paul, Johnson woke up and was upset that his wife and kids slept in and that the house was messy. Next, he woke them up, claiming to be a robot ready to clean the house but his cleaning technique didn’t go over well as he started breaking things. Next, Lieutenant Paul said, he began spraying his wife in the face with WD-40 after which he took a lighter and made a blow torch with the WD-40, threatening to burn down the house as well as his family. Johnson was then booked on three counts of aggravated assault and criminal mischief. Police are also investigating whether or not he had any mental disorders that may have led to this outburst.

(SALT LAKE CITY)—The trial of a former high school teacher accused of having sex with a student began Tuesday. The judge heard testimony from the teen’s father and stepmother who began monitoring the teen’s Internet use. They then cited several e-mail exchanges between the teen and the teacher in question, Jose Fanjul, while the father said some of the e-mails were flirtatious. However, defense attorneys say Fanjul, a former teacher at West High School, adamantly denies such charges and beside the parents’ statements, the state has no evidence against him. This same girl had a sexual relationship with a counselor at West, Marco Herrera, in 2007. After his conviction, Herrera was sentenced to prison. Prosecutors charged Fanjul with five counts each of forcible sodomy and forcible sexual abuse. Defense attorneys sought to file a motion to dismiss the case because of pretrial publicity they believe would have tainted a jury. The case is expected to run through Friday.

(CENTERVILLE)—A Centerville City Councilwoman could face charges in connection with a crash that sent a 10-year old boy to the hospital. Police reported Sherri Lynn Lindstrom was driving when she hit the boy who was riding his skateboard in a Bountiful crosswalk Friday. Officers reported she may have been distracted at the time, but Lindstrom told the Ogden Standard-Examiner this was not the case. The boy suffered head injuries and is currently in the hospital in stable, yet critical condition.

(SALT LAKE CITY)—Soon-to-be Utah Governor Gary Herbert is still deciding who to select as the new lieutenant governor and running mate for 2010. Some political circles have mentioned Josh Romney, Mitt Romney’s son, as a candidate. The 33-year old Romney told the Deseret News he isn’t actively campaigning to be Utah’s lieutenant governor under Herbert, but if an offer is extended to him, he would strongly consider it. Herbert is in line to assume the governorship in Utah provided the incumbent Jon Huntsman is confirmed as U.S. Ambassador to China. Romney also told the Deseret News that he and Herbert have talked several times since then, but the lieutenant governor’s position was not discussed.

(HURRICANE) – A special public hearing was held last week in Hurricane concerning the development of a theme park as a tourist destination. The developers, Our World Family, presented their plan to the city council and public at the hearing, saying the project would include a school system, indoor ski resort and a theme and water park on 2,000 acres in Hurricane. Planning Director, Toni Foran, says the city compiled a list of concerns in January and the council needs to make a final decision as to whether to go forward with the project or not. Foran said the project will have a large impact on the city, involving a lot of acres and infrastructure, including water, sewer, power and roads. She said the council will need to make a final decision by their June 4 meeting. Our World Family had previously presented the planned development to Toquerville residents with no success for support.

(SEVIER) – Richfield and Monroe Fire Departments were dispatched to Sevier Saturday night to find a garage fully engulfed in flames. A sheriff’s report said that fire crews responded to the Charles Ainge residence at 605 West Cove Canal Road at about 11:10pm. Ainge was watching TV at the time of the fire and woke up his wife to find his garage burning and called 911. The couple were able to slow the fire with a garden hose until the fire departments arrived. Fire crews were able to put out the fire to the garage without major damage to the rest of the house but there was some smoke damage. The sheriff’s report stated the Monroe Fire Department was called out again to the same residence at about 2:45am to discover coal embers had fanned into flames again. Initial reports indicate the fire started in the attic of the garage resulting in heavy damage to the garage along with tools and equipment. The State Fire Marshall continues to investigate the cause of the blaze.