Living in close quarters with other students, University of Utah freshman Hailey Cloninger often gets colds and sinus infections that are spreading through her dormitory. She is irked that she will now have to get her preferred medicine, Sudafed, from a pharmacist because of new federal regulations that went into effect this week.
It wasn't that long ago, roughly 20 years, that Utah was recognized for its big deer and small elk. The 1981 edition of Boone and Crockett's big-game records for North America listed 29 Utah entries among 311 listings for typical deer and 22 Utah entries among 205 listings for nontypical deer.
CEDAR CITY - Creating awareness of a serious problem is no small job, but the Iron County Domestic Violence Coalition and its fellow organizations are up to the task.
A pair of southern Utah counties haves lost another - and perhaps decisive - round in their challenge of grazing permits held by a conservation group in the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. U.S. District Judge Tena Campbell on Friday ruled that Kane and Garfield counties failed to prove economic harm from the Bureau of Land Management's sale of monument grazing permits to the Grand
'This is a proclivity on her part. This is something she chooses to do' Editor's note: Tonight's edition of "The O'Reilly Factor" on the Fox News Channel will examine the "sexpidemic" of teachers having carnal relations with their students.
Mention autism and everyone has a story. A best friend's 2½-year-old was just diagnosed; the boy's parents and grandparents are devastated. A neighbor's daughter has been going to a special school since she was 3, eight years already.
Editor's note: The March edition of Whistleblower magazine pulls the covers off the shocking number of cases of lust-filled teachers, especially women, who have sexual relations with their students.
Damage to a pair of rare cactus species has prompted the Bureau of Land Management to ban travel outside designated routes in most of the 148,500-acre Factory Butte region of southern Utah.
A Kane County commissioner is stepping down. Ray Spencer submitted a letter of resignation Monday, saying a new job with a Kanab developer will demand too much of his time to continue in his part-time elected post. "I have appreciated the opportunity to serve my community in this position for the past almost six years," wrote Spencer in his letter to fellow Commissioners Mark Habbeshaw
CEDAR CITY - With the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument entering its second decade, it's time to forget the days of yore - and ore. So says Garfield County Engineer Brian Bremner, who challenged scientists this week to pass on a new way of thinking to the next generation that will manage the 1.9 million-acre preserve in southern Utah.
