Massive killer quake rocks China, thousands feared dead Updated: 8:14 AM- BEIJING - A massive earthquake struck central China on Monday and state media reported that as many as 5,000 people were killed in a single county while nearly 900 students were trapped under the rubble of their school.
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Back to LA: Jazz knot series 2-2 with overtime win over Lakers In the grand scheme of things, the Jazz remain the equivalent of NBA toddlers, the youngest team still alive in these playoffs. That doesn't mean, though, that they aren't capable of growing up quickly, sometimes in the matter of a few dizzying hours. Full Story
Bonus bucks: Sandy program should be studied Sandy City Administrator Byron Jorgenson, who has collected $50,500 in after-tax bonuses in the past five years, told the City Council this week that his staff is conducting an internal review of the city's dubious bonus program. Full Story
David Archuleta in Murray David Archuleta visits Murray High after making to the final three on American Idol.
David Archuleta comes home American Idol star David Archuleta spent Friday in the midst of a frenzy as he came home to celebrate his success on the show.
Living Traditions Festival: Keeping the art alive Mary Gaztambide and Melva Emrazian have been involved from the beginning with Salt Lake City's 23-year-old Living Traditions festival, which is Friday, Saturday and Sunday at Washington Square at the City-County Building. Full Story
Mother-son NJ Guard sergeants heading to Iraq together Posted: 6:16 AM- TEANECK, N.J. - A 46-year-old combat medic and a 29-year-old man will be serving together in the same National Guard unit in Iraq. Nothing unusual - except they're mother and son. Full Story
Closed for business TAYLORSVILLE - The operators of Hot Spot Internet Cafe tried to increase the odds of drawing in customers by giving out sweepstakes entries.
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