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Month: July 2019

Fredette Leaves Warriors’ Summer League Team

Fredette Leaves Warriors’ Summer League Team

(Undated) — Former BYU standout Jimmer Fredette is weighing his free agency options after leaving the Warriors’ summer league team. Fredette played two games for Golden State in California before leaving the team yesterday. He will not suit up for them in Las Vegas. Fredette appeared in six regular season […]

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Utah man, Florida man convicted of running Nevada spice ring

Utah man, Florida man convicted of running Nevada spice ring

LAS VEGAS (AP) — A Utah man and a Florida man have been convicted of running a Nevada ring aimed at creating and selling synthetic marijuana known as “spice.” The U.S. Attorney’s Office in Nevada announced Wednesday that Charles Burton Ritchie of Park City, Utah, and Benjamin Galecki of Pensacola, […]

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Drunk man uses an Uber to rescue injured baby bird

Drunk man uses an Uber to rescue injured baby bird

OGDEN, Utah (AP) — A wildlife rescue in northern Utah is commending a man who found a creative way to rescue an abandoned baby bird while out drinking with friends. Staff at the Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah say they received a call last weekend from a man who […]

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Officials: ‘Fecal time bomb’ threatens Utah backcountry

Officials: ‘Fecal time bomb’ threatens Utah backcountry

COTTONWOOD HEIGHTS, Utah (AP) — Forest rangers and residents are worried that an increase of visitors to Salt Lake County’s backcountry is resulting in more human feces in watershed streams amid E. coli fears. Central Wasatch Commission officials are questioning if visitation to the Wasatch canyons has reached a tipping […]

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New marker memorialize patients of Utah’s first asylum

New marker memorialize patients of Utah’s first asylum

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Advocates have unveiled a marker to memorialize patients who died in Utah’s first asylum. KSL-TV reports the stone plaque was made public at a ceremony on Tuesday at the Salt Lake City Cemetery’s B plat and bears the name of 55 people who died at the facility. […]

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Utah State hosts exhibit of cartoonist who pushed suffrage

Utah State hosts exhibit of cartoonist who pushed suffrage

LOGAN, Utah (AP) — Utah State’s Museum of Anthropology is hosting an exhibit by a key cartoonist and women’s rights activist of the U.S. suffrage movement. “Women Speaking to Women: The Political Art of Nina Allender” highlights the works of a cartoonist who worked for The Suffragist, a weekly news […]

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Rainiers Outslug Bees

Rainiers Outslug Bees

(Tacoma, WA) — The Bees blew a six-run lead as they fell to the Rainiers 13-10 in Tacoma. Ty Kelly and Taylor Ward drove in two runs apiece in defeat. Zac Ryan was charged with the loss. The Bees play host to the El Paso Chihuahuas tonight at Smith’s Ballpark.

Jazz Top Spurs To Close Out Summer League

Jazz Top Spurs To Close Out Summer League

(Salt Lake City, UT) — Miye Oni posted 17 points as the Jazz topped the Spurs 84-81 to close out the Salt Lake City Summer League. Willie Reed posted 14 points and 16 rebounds for Utah, which went 2-and-1 during the three-day tournament. The Jazz now prep for the Las […]

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BYU helping NASA prep for human mission to Mars

BYU helping NASA prep for human mission to Mars

PROVO, Utah (AP) — Researchers at Brigham Young University are helping with a NASA-sponsored project measuring the electrical charge and size of dust particles on Mars. The BYU group is nearing completion of the three-year project that hopes to understand the climate of the Red Planet and the impact the […]

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Real Salt Lake beats Crew 1-0

Real Salt Lake beats Crew 1-0

SANDY, Utah (AP) — Sam Johnson scored his third goal in two games and Real Salt Lake beat the Columbus Crew 1-0 on Wednesday night. Johnson, a 26-year old who signed with Real Salt Lake (8-8-2) on Feb. 4, has eight goals in 16 MLS appearances. Aaron Herrera played an […]

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