Kaysville News

Utah authorities issued an Amber Alert late Friday night in connection with the murder of a mother in Orange County, California.

A festive Independence Day celebration took a frightening turn Friday when a young boy was run over on the parade route.

Smoldering fireworks sparked a fire at a home here, the third such fire in a week.

The city's 200 North overpass is open after two years of work, and a special ribbon-cutting is planned Monday at 10 a.m. in the nearby First Choice Cars Parking Lot, 220 N. 650 West.

As a zone leader in the Illinois Chicago Mission in 1978, Elder Keith Lloyd from Kaysville, Utah, was interviewing baptismal candidates.

Nineteen years ago, green milk and baloney sandwiches were devoured in Morgan to make 'Troll 2', the 'Best Worst Movie' of all time.

From Kaysville to North Salt Lake, Davis County residents are dealing with a lot of road projects this summer.

The construction of a 14-mi. highway connecting Salt Lake City, Utah, with its suburbs on the northern end is nearing completion.

Davis County's fire departments are establishing a County Fire Investigation Team that will boast much greater resources to look into suspicious fires.

It's been two years since Bob Aamodt bought the rock home built in 1880 by Walter Grover.

“I've allowed money to put me in a position that I shouldn't be in, and I'm remedying that situation.”

Thank goodness for plastic. It's helping Jim Jeppson keep a roof over his head. "If it hadn't been for credit cards, I wouldn't be able to pay my house payment," the 68-year-old West Jordan resident said this ... via Deseret News

Retailers say the federal government is giving more than $105 billion as part of its economic stimulus plan. via KSL TV

For The Spectrum Daily News KAYSVILLE - Barnes Bank customers will now be able to use more than 12,000 MoneyPass ATMs nationwide, including more than 250 in Utah, without paying a surcharge fee. via TheSpectrum.com

“Somebody either knew where my key was, or it was someone who had access to the keys to get down here”

Jo Ann Warner, gallery manager for the Repartee Gallery inside Deseret Book in downtown Salt Lake City, overlooks the areas where 18 paintings worth about $15,600 were allegedly stolen on May 3. Police in Salt ... via Salt Lake Tribune

“Wetland Discovery Point will be the centerpiece of our education program and a very visible example of sustainable design and construction”

Spring is always a busy time at the Utah Botanical Center's ponds with the arrival of many migratory birds, people armed with fishing poles, and children on field trips examining the plants and creatures that ... via The Statesman

“It's also a good reward for our regular customers.”

Phebe Ramsdell, 3, left, of Kaysville, and Ellie Smith, 2, of South Jordan eat their free ice cream cones Tuesday from the Ben and Jerry's in the Gateway. via Salt Lake Tribune

“I can describe, in a little more detail, the services available in the shelters to the survivors”

Wednesday, April 30, 2008 By Lee Anne Hensley Hilltop Times staff For the past three years the Sexual Assault Response Coordinator program at Hill AFB has offered guidance, resources and an unbiased listening ... via Hilltop Times

“An acre of houses is worth a lot more than anything else grown on it.”

Tuesday, April 22, 2008 By LORETTA PARK Standard-Examiner Davis Bureau lpark@standard.net Commissioner wants Davis to be catastrophe ready LAYTON -- A Davis County commissioner is concerned the county will not ... via Standard-Examiner

“It will be a good fit for Kaysville.”

Boondocks Fun Center, a family entertainment enterprise, is coming to town soon. via Deseret Morning News

“Then I'd go inside the house and look and see where I wanted the tree”

Saturday, April 19, 2008 By BRAD GILLMAN Standard-Examiner staff Top of Utahns plant gardens that reduce water use Dennis Wirick, from Marriott-Slaterville, has been removing all of the dead foliage and plants ... via Standard-Examiner