Steam Dream: Utah's Geothermal Energy Potential
Utah tempts entrepreneurs with its trifecta of renewable energy sources.
By Jim Catano
It’s the kind of thing that’s “hiding in plain sight.” Most renewable-energy sources are so obvious and abundant, they're almost invisible.
Dog Day in Court: Cell Phone Leads to Jail Cell
A loose-dog charge results in owners' intimidation by the city.
By Eric S. Peterson
Friday afternoon in the Saratoga Springs Justice Court was shaping up to be a Mayberry kind of day for a small-town courtroom. Judge Keith Stoney was hearing a loose-dog case. Rango, a black-lab pupp
Wise Up, Guv
Gary Herbert's anti-booze stance is senseless.
By John Saltas
I had to pinch myself after Tuesday morning’s monthly commission meeting of the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control ...
Your Liquor Store
If you were to desire a bottle of liquor, how far is your drive to the nearest (or best) liquor store?
Deseret News Layoffs, Sheri Waln's Court Woes & Greener Wal-Mart
By Josh Loftin
Long-rumored layoffs at the Deseret News became a reality on Aug. 30, when CEO Clark Gilbert announced a “bold new direction “that included 43 percent of the staff fired..."
Pound puppies to lab rats in 2 weeks flat
Meet Lody: a "great lab" with a "good temperament," who "loves people" and is "good with kids." Lody entered the Northern Utah Valley Animal Shelter in Lindon March 31, but according to records, was sold to become a lab test animal on April 15.
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