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Energy agency says coal mining will make small gain by 2018

BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — Coal mining in the Western United States is expected to get a small bump over the next two years after falling last year to its lowest level since 1978. The U.S. Energy Information Administration on Wednesday projected the increase will come in response to rising prices […]

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Influence-peddling case begins against former Utah Official

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Former Utah Attorney General John Swallow was enmeshed in a power-and-greed scheme that brought in thousands of dollars and luxury trips from businessmen facing criminal charges, prosecutors said Wednesday during opening statements in his influence-peddling case. Swallow is charged with 13 counts, including bribery and […]

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Utah lawmaker pushes for automatic voter registration

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Utah House lawmakers voted on Wednesday to hold off on moving forward with a proposal that would automatically register someone to vote when they sign up for a driver’s license. Lawmakers decided during a committee meeting that they need to work out some logistical concerns […]

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Weather service issues flash-flood warning after dam fails

ELKO, Nev. (AP) — An earthen dam failed in a rural area of northeastern Nevada and caused flash flooding that threatened homes, sent waters over low-lying roads and farms and forced the rerouting of trains, officials said Wednesday night. The National Weather Service said the flash floods posed possibly life-threatening […]

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Las Vegas Trial Starting for 6 in Bundy Ranch Standoff

LAS VEGAS (AP) — Trial opens Thursday in Las Vegas for six defendants accused of illegally wielding weapons to block a federal round-up of cattleman and states’ rights advocate Cliven Bundy’s cows nearly three years ago. Prosecutors are expected to tell the U.S. District Court jury the six men deserve […]

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Bryce Canyon City Prepares For 32 Annual Winter FestivalÂ

(Bryce Canyon City, UT)  –  The date is fast approaching for the 32nd Annual Bryce Canyon Winter Festival.  The Ruby Inn Hotel and Resort is sponsoring the event this coming Presidents’ Day Weekend February 18-20.   Activities abound including a hot air balloon glow party, kid’s arts and crafts, ski clinics and […]

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Polygamy Bill Passes Committee, Heading To House Floor 

(Salt Lake City, UT)  –  Utah lawmakers are moving a bill dealing with polygamy closer to approval.  The House Judiciary Committee voted 7-3 yesterday to send the bill to the House floor.  The bill would make it a felony for anyone to claim to be married to more than one person.  […]

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Salt Lake County Dealing With First Measles Case Since 2011Â

(Salt Lake City, UT)  –  The Salt Lake County Health Department says it’s investigating the first case of measles found in this area in more than five years.  The health department says the person infected traveled outside the United States and acquired the illness despite being vaccinated.  Health officials say the […]

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The Latest: Jury sworn for trial of 6 in Bundy standoff case

LAS VEGAS (AP) — A jury has been sworn in for opening statements Thursday in Las Vegas in the federal trial of six defendants accused of stopping U.S. agents at gunpoint from rounding up cattle near Cliven Bundy’s ranch in April 2014. The 16-member panel includes 11 women and five […]

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Utah House OKs bill barring remote abortion pill dispensing

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Utah’s House of Representatives has approved a bill that bars doctors from using telemedicine to remotely prescribe abortion-inducing medication. The bill from Republican Rep. Ken Ivory of West Jordan mainly promotes the use of telemedicine, where doctors use images and webcams to consult with patients, […]

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