Kaysville News

Yes, pies do inspire poetry. This Thanksgiving, the Deseret News Food section sponsored a Pie-Ku contest.

Oprah Winfrey announced during a live broadcast of "The Oprah Winfrey Show" in Chicago on Friday that her daytime television show, the foundation of a multibillion-dollar media empire, will end its run in 2011 after 25 seasons on the air.

Members of the Gardner family, of West Point, were doing some early Christmas tree window shopping Monday.

Madeline Conrad, 8, helps her mother, Launa Conrad, cut up apples for canning. Launa Conrad wants her six school-aged children to get the H1N1 flu vaccine.

The Utah Transit Authority is another step closer to having a continuous 23-mile trail from West Haven to West Bountiful.

A new trail for pedestrians and bicyclists opened in Kaysville on Thursday morning.

One look at Kaysville Junior High School's hallways between classes brings the word "sardines" to mind.

An explosion Wednesday morning at a refinery shook homes and reportedly blew out windows in the North Salt Lake and Woods Cross area.

Clearfield Police arrested five teens who are now the prime suspects in a massive vandalism spree.

Residents in Kaysville and North Salt Lake elected new mayors Tuesday night but under different circumstances.

He said did you know your windows had been shot out?" Warren says she hadn't heard anything and, of course, did not know about her truck windows.

Last Edit: 2 days 16 hours ago ROY - Ben Franklin Crafts will be the next major retailer to pull out of the 1900 West commercial business district.

An under-construction Boondocks Fun Center is scheduled to open Nov. 25 in Kaysville, the owners have announced.

Meet a man who died three times in surgery and is now alive to talk about it, and most miracles we talk about don't seem so miraculous.

You can already congratulate Farmington Mayor Scott Harbertson on his election: He's running unopposed for office.

Ghouls and zombies from all over congregate at Utaha s greatest theme park during the month of October.

A man was evicted from his Kaysville apartment, and days later, the landlord discovered explosives inside.

Former Utah College of Applied Technology President Robert O. Brems, who in 2007 resigned from his post amid controversy and allegations of corruption, has again been named as the top leader for the post-secondary career and technical-education institution.

Layton High School Principal Paul C. Smith has been placed on paid administrative leave during a district investigation that began Monday.

A Kaysville man could face federal charges after police say two sticks of dynamite were found in his former apartment.