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Hacker Valley

A gang of Utah tech geeks might be your computer's-and the country's-last line of defense

By Eric S. Peterson
POSTED // May 22,2013 - Hackers are among us: shopping at the same grocery stores, sharing buses with us, even working in our offices. As you read this, your son or daughter may be experimenting with basic computer

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Par For The Course

Utah's attorneys general, past and present, learn the high cost of a free golf vacation

By Eric S. Peterson
POSTED // May 15,2013 - Many of us enjoy vacation “bragging rights” and happily post photos of landmarks and the meals we ate on Facebook. There are three people, however, who likely wish the news of their 2009 California vacation

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Shadow of Guilt

Until the Utah Supreme Court weighs in on her factual innocence, Debra Brown lives one day at a time.

By Justin Higginbottom
POSTED // May 8,2013 - “The last day in prison is a day I will never forget,” Debra Brown says. There was some initial confusion that day, May 9, 2011, when Utah State Prison guards took Brown out a different way from where prisoners are normally

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Disposable Dad

Even With Court-ordered Visitation Rights, This Divorced Father Still Got Dumped By His Kids.

By Carolyn Campbell
POSTED // Apr 24,2013 - Dave Jones (not his real name) appears calm and accomplished. A Wyoming native who grew up loving the ranch life, he now owns his own business in South Salt Lake, teaching workplace safety

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Johnny's Rotten

Johnny Bangerter wants to move forward as an activist but just can't shake his racist punk past

By Jesse Fruhwirth
POSTED // Apr 10,2013 - Johnny Bangerter was the man with the plan to take over and occupy Zion Canyon as a whites-only homeland—at least, that was the tagline attached to Bangerter’s name whenever the media described him in the early ’90s.

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A Lesson in Change

Principal Ike Spencer and his faculty show what it takes to turn around a struggling west-side school

By Stephen Dark
POSTED // Apr 3,2013 - In his first weeks as principal at West Lake Junior High, Ike Spencer learned that student gang members controlled a certain hallway, preventing other kids from using it.

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Bunker Hill

The 2013 Legislature hunkered down against the feds, socialism and a gun-grabby White House.

By Eric S. Peterson
POSTED // Mar 21,2013 - The world didn’t end in December 2012, as the Mayans predicted, or with the re-election of Barack Obama, but no one told the Utah Legislature.

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Paying Dues

Local rappers make names for themselves while living in a city that doesn't always get it

By Colin Wolf
POSTED // Mar 13,2013 - For the most part, Tavie Mason lives a normal, down-to-earth life. He’s a father of two and works the night shift at a pharmaceutical distribution company in Salt Lake City.

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We Were The 99%

Occupy Salt Lake: Where are they now?

By Lexie Levitt
POSTED // Mar 6,2013 - It was a frosty, makes-your-ears-hurt, body-numbing kind of day. But if you’d been walking past West Valley City Hall on Jan. 22, 2013, you’d have seen about 30 demonstrators marching in the cold, holding signs

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Prison Made

From convicted murderer to in-house prison reformer, Paul Payne's not done fighting for his life

By Stephen Dark
POSTED // Feb 28,2013 - Paul Payne was 16 the first time he was locked up. Payne was being held in a juvenile detention center for a spree of car break-ins in his hometown of Colorado Springs, Colo.
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