Perhaps the single most unifying platform of the Republican Party — the rallying cry that is holding the otherwise fractured and floundering party together — a universal disdain for the Patient Protection...
These days privacy has become something of a wistful dream, one made near impossible with organizations such as the National Security Agency bringing to mind a wizened mob boss as he spits out the words...
A metropolitan police force has a unique position with the public it swears to protect. Unlike a county sheriff’s office that serves civil orders and keeps our jails secure, or highway patrol that prevents...
Director Jake Keenum left the Air Force after serving three years as a diesel mechanic in 2011. He packed his coupe with everything that could fit and left Little Rock, Arkansas to head out west to Utah....
A group of junior high students from Park City invented a device that will fix a common problem for senior citizens: falling.
Composed of seven pre-teens and dubbed RoboThunder, the First LEGO League team...
by Summer Bloyer
On a casual summer evening in Salt Lake City, just beyond South Temple, there are several things to witness, such as the enthused biker, peddling down 11th Avenue in his multicolored...
Picture this: the warm night air of summertime, the smell of ballpark hot dogs, the bright stadium lights and that split second of silence when a batter makes contact before the crack of the bat reaches...
Beginning Fall Semester, the U’s fraternities are implementing a new alcohol policy requiring houses to petition the privilege to have alcohol on fraternity property. The fraternities that do not meet...
Much will be said about the verdict, handed down July 14 in Seminole County, Fla., which acquitted George Zimmerman in the shooting of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin 17 months ago after the two were involved...
