POSTED // Aug 23,2011 - When Steve Strate walked up the stairs from the basement of his mother-in-law’s Orem rambler on Oct. 25, 2009, he put his .380 handgun on the porch and called 911. In a cool tone, he informed the operator he had just killed his brother-in-law, Marvin Sidwell. “He came at me with a damned chair.”

POSTED // Aug 16,2011 - On June 7, cyclist Brynn Barton, 24, was killed by a hit-and-run driver, and her case is still a mystery for Salt Lake City Police.

POSTED // Aug 10,2011 - In May 2011, Hraef’n Wulfson, creative director of McGrew Studio and the unofficial “mayor” of Pierpont Avenue, sought to place the street—located between 300 and 400 West and

POSTED // Aug 3,2011 - In one three-month period in 2000, Jodie Caffery went from being a happy stay-at-home mom, active in her LDS ward, to becoming a hardcore meth user.

POSTED // Jul 27,2011 - In late 2008, Real Salt Lake flew Jean-Marc Alexandre and his father to Utah to check out the stadium and the team. Alexandre was fielding offers from several teams, but when he and his father toured the stadium, Alexandre’s father Jean “fell in love with the place,” his son recalls. “He made the choice for me.”

POSTED // Jul 20,2011 - Eric Thurber complained to his landlord in April about a bedbug problem in his apartment, but it wasn’t until June that management took care of the problem

POSTED // Jul 13,2011 - The capacity crowd at Sandy’s Rio Tinto Stadium whooped and hollered as the Englishman stripped off his coat. “That’s all that’s coming off,” McCartney chided.

POSTED // Jul 6,2011 - Bar talk at Utah’s embattled social clubs and taverns became fighting words on July 1, when the Utah Hospitality Association sued the state in federal court over the passage of Senate Bill 314.

POSTED // Jun 22,2011 - The name Heimlich has brand recognition when it comes to medical techniques. In the case of choking victims, the maneuver, named after Dr. Henry Heimlich, has been credited with saving the lives of countless unlucky diners

POSTED // Jun 15,2011 - A Denver court recently decided that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service would have to reconsider placing Graham’s Penstemon on the Federal Endangered Species List.