Corinne News

The owners of a huge mountain ranch are inviting the public to take a drive Saturday into the back country of Promontory Peninsula to enjoy a free, old-fashioned barbecue lunch on them.

Among the roughly 6,500 denizens of the Utah State Prison system, virtually all will be released some day.

The Spectrum reports arrests for felony crimes, compound misdemeanors and warrants carrying a bail of at least $750. All arrest information is taken from the jail booking log and police reports.

SLIDESHOW: Legacy Nature Preserve bird tour FARMINGTON -- A Southwest Airlines 747 comes in for landing and disturbs a flock of white-faced ibis.

A preschool boy with autism was left behind on a school bus after apparently falling asleep.

While watching a video of Salt Lake City crews moving the old Odd Fellows Hall the other night, I thought: I've known some odd ducks in my life, some odd couples - I even know a guy named Odd - but in 60 years I've only met one soul who associated with the Odd Fellows clan.

A rancher is in the hospital after he blew up some dynamite with his shotgun. The man found the dynamite Friday morning in a shed on a private ranch three miles south of the ATK Thiokol testing area, which is north-west of the city of Corinne.

Their lives are often known by the details that are unknown. Their names aren't real, or are constantly changing.

Shirlee Cornwell Reeves died peacefully at home, early Sunday morning, April 19, 2009, after a long and fulfilling life.

The Utah Legislature might be dominated by one political party, but when it comes to policy issues, it sometimes reveals that, as a body, it has multiple personalities.

Last week I noted in this space that while Utah is among the states with the highest taxes on alcohol, it is in the bottom third in taxing cigarettes.

Three people suffered minor injuries when a portion of a roof collapsed at the Proctor & Gamble plant under construction here, authorities said.

Three workers received minor injuries when a roof collapsed at the Proctor and Gamble building in Corinne Thursday.

Utah House Speaker Dave Clark says the recently concluded legislative session was not a good one for personal property rights.

When legislators proposed stripping $4 million from tobacco cessation programs, their in-boxes were flooded with e-mail. So many, in fact, that instead of letting HB444 fade away after time ran out Thursday ...

Leila O'Dell believes Utah lawmakers spared other families her agony over losing a loved one when they banned driving while sending a text message.

The Utah Legislature has unanimously approved a measure designed to give local governments and residents more say in where major power lines are located in their communities.

For the second time in two weeks, the Utah House killed a bill that attempted to declare in law how streams over private land would be opened to fishing, rafting and swimming.

The controversial Recreational Use of Public Waters on Public Lands bill continues to evolve with a third, more recreation-friendly version of the measure surfacing Friday.

For The Spectrum Daily News Seeing and hearing just one tundra swan is enough to make your heart jump.