Recession slams Utah's unemployment system After Susan Carlson lost her job in December, the Salt Lake City woman filed for unemployment benefits for the first time in 35 years on the job.
In doing so, she joined thousands of other jobless Utahns whose quest for help has strained the state's unemployment system like never before. Full Story
Weather: Fewer sparks expected after holiday Scattered thunderstorms that were expected to accompany July Fourth fireworks across Utah are less likely Sunday.
But campers in the Uinta Mountains could see spots of rain and thunder. Full Story
Walsh: Huntsman legacy? It's hard to pin down Sarah Palin is leaving office early to run for president.
Mark Sanford's trying to fall back in love with his wife.
And Arnold's signing IOUs.
In comparison, even in his absence, Jon Huntsman Jr. Full Story
Utah Jazz: Many possibilities for potential Boozer trade Should they explore a Carlos Boozer trade in the wake of the two-time All-Star forward's decision Tuesday to opt against free agency in favor of playing out the final year of his contract, the Jazz can expect to have several options. Full Story
Hotel giants recharge amid challenging times Windows off the north side of the Downtown Marriott Hotel afford striking views of construction activity on the City Creek Center project.
It's an appropriate viewpoint, given that a $7 million face-lift makes the Marriott the first project in downtown Salt Lake City's renovation that is nearly Full Story
Slow growing Looking for the upside of the economic downturn? Local planning and zoning officials finally have a chance to catch their breath and take a long, hard look at how things are growing. Full Story
Bar Tour Salt Lakers hit the town on the first night of Utah's new liquor laws.
Bear Denning with DWR Each winter, the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources goes bear denning to check on and tag native bears. Watch them at work.
B17 Bomber Mac McCauley talks about the 64-year-old B-17G Flying Fortress at the Utah wing of the Commemorative Air Force's WWII bomber exhibit at the Heber Valley Aero Museum.
Claudia Giacoma Claudia Giacoma has been part of many churches over the years, and at the age of 72 was ordained an Episcopal priest.
Kirby: Grand decent into hot hell Grand Canyon National Park » Buck and I pushed off the south rim before dawn on Wednesday. After months of preparation and dire predictions, the time had come to tempt our fate in the bowels of the Earth. Full Story
Bountiful rain means bears in Utah have plenty of food A solid snow pack last winter and a wet spring means the number of encounters between black bears and humans in Utah should remain "normal" this summer, with plenty of food available to the large mammals. Full Story
A solid snow pack last winter and a wet spring means the number of encounters between black bears and humans in Utah should remain "normal" this summer, with plenty of food available to the large mammals. 
