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It's tough to follow the news when you're finally off the clock and have time for yourself and your family. Rewind will help you catch up with all the happenings in Utah over the weekend.

More than one-third of Utah school buses 'dirty' • The oldest school bus in the state sits in a garage near a junior high in scenic Eden. This year, the bus turns 30 — older than some students' parents. It's one tiny part of what many say is a big problem for Utah — an aging fleet of school buses spewing toxic gases into the state's already-sullied winter air.

More Swallow emails recovered, probe's price nears $4M • The Utah House committee working to finalize a report on its investigation of former Attorney General John Swallow continues to receive information, with some 400 additional emails recovered from Swallow's home computer provided to the panel last week. The documents show Swallow's direct knowledge of the efforts by the payday-lending industry to drive former Rep. Brad Daw, R-Orem, from office, said legislative counsel John Fellows.

Utah cockfighters say sport is tradition, not inhumane • Sixty years ago, Jamen White's great grandfather bought a cock. And then he let it fight. White is a fourth-generation cockfighter. His family's operation has grown to about 300 birds living on his property in Richfield. For the Whites and some other Utahns, cockfighting is a traditional sport. It's also one they say is far more innocuous than stereotypes — populated by drug dealers, prostitution and general lawlessness — would suggest, and they don't want to be lumped in with hardened criminals like murderers and rapists.

Father wins role in life of daughter being raised by Utah couple • It is not the full victory that Robert Manzanares wanted, but now it's official: He will get to fill the role of daddy in his daughter's life. In a decision released last week, a juvenile judge in Colorado decided that the now-6-year-old girl will continue to live primarily in Utah with the couple who have had custody of her since birth but also ruled that Manzanares can play an "important fatherly role" with visitation in both Utah and his current home state of New Mexico.

Other news •

Ethics bills advance without caps on Utah campaign donations

Body found near Southern Utah mines

Authorities go diving to seek stolen Utah dinosaur footprint

In Utah, they're stoking the fire for future women leaders

D.C. Notebook: Why Obama's budget is dead on arrival

Miss Zimbabwe is crowned Miss Africa Utah

Satirical musical 'The Book of Mormon' set to play Utah theater

Kirby: It's better to work things out reasonably, even with Utah Republicans

Sports •

Gordon Monson: Is Utah quarterback Travis Wilson china in a bull shop?

Utah Jazz snap losing streak with 104-92 win over 76ers

Utah Basketball: Stanford edges out Utes 61-60

BYU basketball: Cougars roll past LMU 85-74, into WCC semis

Opinion/Commentary •

Editorial: Constitutional reviews still needed in Utah Legislature

Editorial: Expensive tech is not what Utah schools need

Rolly: Mike Lee camp nearly stopped Count My Vote deal

Pyle: Low-information voters better than faux-information lawmakers