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Aaron "Loki" Johnson, a Salt Lake City native, leads his Colorado-based band Ukulele Loki's Gadabout Orchestra to the Urban Lounge on July 6. A chamber-pop sextet with a tuba and a ukulele is coming to Salt Lake City, led by a performer as unique as the music his band plays.

William Payne talks about his traffic ticket outside the Sunset Justice Court on June 18.

Two teens thought to have drowned this weekend in the Green River in fact swam to an island in the river, where they were rescued.

In reference to David Jensen's letter, "Friedman and Herbert" , I too have a book that should be read by everyone: Climate Confusion: How Global Warming Hysteria Leads to Bad Science, Pandering Politicians and Misguided Policies that Hurt the Poor, by Roy W. Spencer.

I know where God lives. I'll tell you but you have to promise not to bug him. My wife and I visited last week and we're still not over it.

More on the Web stories>> Former LDS temple president kidnapped in Mexico The former president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints' temple in Chihuahua, Mexico, has been kidnapped.

Firefighters in Uintah County found themselves battling two structure fires Thursday afternoon.

What is now being called the Vernal Area Chamber of commerce annual banquet was held last week, and six individuals and businesses were honored for their outstanding service to the area.

Reason for Memorial Day disappearance remains unclear. An Orem woman who left for an abrupt Memorial Day camping trip to Zion National Park but never returned has now been found in New Mexico.

English Language Center of Cache Valley volunteer Mariah Clark, left, helps Burmese refugee Ma Htwe Hla and other refugees learn English.

Sarah Jensen was reported missing after she left on a camping trip in Zion National Park.

The Orem Police Department is asking for help finding a missing woman that hasn't been seen or heard from in about a week.

Barbara Jones Brown, left, gives Ellie Porter, of California, a hug after Porter started to cry when she saw a quilt being made in remembrance of the victims and families of the Mountain Meadows Massacre.

Rachel Jensen sometimes stuffed a dollar into collection boxes at grocery check-out stands, the money going to an organization she knew helped out the community, Primary Children's Medical Center.

In May 1859 - almost two years after 120 members of a wagon train on their way to California were massacred at Mountain Meadows - their bones were collected from hastily dug graves and reburied by Army Maj.

Jeremiah Jensen sits down with DaMarques Johnson. DaMarques Johnson: I am Damarques Johnson 26 year old dad, and generally happy person, that's me.

Salt Lake City - Court-appointed Fiduciary Bruce Wisan leaves the State Capitol after settlement talks on the UEP land trust broke off Friday.

A judge issued an arrest warrant Tuesday for the mother of a 13-year-old boy resisting chemotherapy after the pair missed a court hearing on his welfare.

Twenty students at North Park Elementary are working on a project of national importance this week: a section of beaded picture of Barack Obama to be given to the president himself.

Gavin McFarland ins't a cross-dresser, he's Scottish. The 14-year-old Hooper lad was told he could be mistaken for a cross-dresser, though, when he wore a kilt to school Wednesday for a school project.