Alpine News

An LDS seminary principal connected to Highland's Lone Peak High School was arrested Thursday afternoon after an alleged two-month sexual relationship with a student.

One helps her students understand science by mummifying fish. The other help kids learn to love math though she disliked the subject as a child.

Ever since the tornado tore through Kansas, picking up a gal named Dorothy and her little dog, Toto, children's theater has never been the same.

A police officer, injured while on duty 18 months ago, is missing and his family is fearful that he may be suicidal.

Indicted businessman Rick Koerber is finding it hard to count on friends in high places.

The Utah County man accused of a massive fraud involving real estate investments pleaded not guilty Friday in federal court.

Clara Isaksen Dodge, age 93, passed away peacefully at her Provo home Tuesday, June 9, 2009.

More than 40 Scottish Clans will gather for spirited festivities, dancing and games and EVERYONE is invited! Thanksgiving Point will host the 35th Annual Utah Scottish Association Highland Games and Scottish Festival June 12-13, 2009, in Electric Park.

With a smile on her face and a basket full of food, Debbie Stewart bounds up William Kinross' driveway.

An Alpine man accused of defrauding investors in a multimillion-dollar pyramid scheme denies wrongdoing and vows to vigorously defend himself.

In the following press release Brett L. Tolman, United States Attorney for the District of Utah announced that a federal grand jury returned a three-count indictment Tuesday morning charging Claud R. Koerber aka Rick Koerber, age 36, of Alpine, with mail fraud, wire fraud, and tax evasion in connection with an alleged fraudulent investment scheme ...

A Utah County man has been charged with mail fraud, wire fraud and tax evasion for allegedly scamming investors in a $100 million Ponzi scheme and using some of the funds to pay for things like luxury vehicles and restaurant investments.

The Utah Valley Home Builders Association will kick off their 33rd annual Utah Valley Parade of Homes beginning May 29th and highlighting energy efficient, high-performance green features and a certified green home.

After their friends had gone home for the day, a group of sixth-graders -- many of whom were learning English -- stood atop their school's stage practicing Shakespeare.

But a few things have remained the same and that is the hardworking ethic of the Taiwanese people and their love and commitment to their families.

Alpine, Utah-based SageCreek Partners , the business consulting firm co-founded by Greg Butterfield and other former Altiris executives, disclosed late Wednesday that they have appointed Russ Warner to Managing Director, Latin America.

The concept of "paying it forward" is one of the best aspects of a random act of kindness -- all it takes is one person and one good deed to start a chain of charitable events.

Andrew Sturgell, 21, a member of a Lewisberry congregation of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, recently returned from serving a two-year, proselytizing mission in the Peru Arequipa Mission.

Smoke filled the sky over northern Utah County Friday afternoon. A large home near 13100 North and 6800 West in Highland caught fire about 3:00. Firefighters from four local fire departments remain on the scene to ensure the fire is completely out.

Six months ago, on Oct. 25, the new Highland City Library opened with lines of residents waiting to get their first city library card, harp music in the background, and characters such as the Cat in the Hat and Laura from "Little House on the Prairie" greeting people.