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Curious kittens explore their surroundings at the Davis County Animal shelter in Fruit Heights Thursday Nov 19, 2009.
Helmet flags may fly on ATV riders
The Transportation Interim Committee approved proposed changes to a vehicle safety law that would allow off-road vehicle riders to wear flags on their helmets.
Utah's pound seizure law implicated in PETA probe
Hundreds, perhaps thousands, of dogs and cats dropped off at Utah shelters over the years have been handed over for laboratory experimentation under a state law that requires government-run pounds to surrender animals to research institutions that request them.
Election 2009: Incumbent mayors rule the day in Davis
Tuesday was a good day to be an incumbent mayor in Davis County. Mayors in Layton, Bountiful, Centerville, Fruit Heights, Farmington, Clinton, West Point, Clearfield and Woods Cross will be around for the next four years.
Ex-Rep. Marda Dillree remembered fondly
As Rep. Marda Dillree stood with her colleagues on Utah's Capitol Hill, she reached up, grasped the wig she wore to cover her head - rendered bald by chemotherapy - and held the wig aloft.
(Matt Knight/Standard-Examiner) During the Davis County Republican...
The state budget, or the lack of some of it, dominated the talk Wednesday at the Davis County Republican Women's annual appreciation luncheon for area lawmakers.
Huntsville selects candidates through convention
One of just a handful of cities that choose mayoral and council candidates by convention, Huntsville has announced its candidates for the Nov.
Ten-year-old Alexandria Cooley knows what it takes to make a difference in her community.
Be an organ donor with 'Donate Life America' Issue date: 9/21/09 Section: Editorial Universities throughout northern Utah are taking part in a new campaign to promote the donation of organs, tissue and blood.
Utah's newest senator takes his seat
Utah State Senator Stuart Adams. Courtesy of Stephen G. Handy, Marketing Communications.
Fruit Heights selects city candidates
Fruit Heights Mayor Todd Stevenson will be running unopposed in this year's general election in November.
Senate approves Bell as lieutenant governor
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Bell OK'd as lieutenant governor
It's official. Utah's lieutenant governor is Greg Bell. Bell, who had been Senate majority assistant whip, was unanimously confirmed by his now-former colleagues Tuesday as Gov.
New gov finds new friends with money
Just three weeks into office, new Gov. Gary Herbert has $142,000 in the bank for his 2010 race.
Bell's nomination moves 'right' on to a full Senate vote
A Top of Utah senator is one step closer to becoming Utah's next lieutenant governor.
Bell confirmed by Senate committee
Utah Lieutenant Governor nominee Sen. Greg Bell, R-Fruit Heights, received a unanimous recommendation from a Senate committee today and is widely expected to be confirmed by the full Senate when the body convenes Tuesday for a final proceeding.
Bell confirmed by Senate committee
Utah Lieutenant Governor nominee Sen. Greg Bell, R-Fruit Heights received a unanimous recommendation from a Senate committee today and is widely expected to be confirmed by the full Senate when the body convenes Tuesday for a final proceeding.
Herbert to testify on behalf of Bell
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It's official: Goof means no gift tickets over $50
Goodbye, Utah Jazz tickets - at least the good ones. Farewell, rounds of golf at expensive country clubs.
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