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Livable, vibrant, attractive. Those aren't adjectives often applied to State Street, the major transportation corridor and state road that runs through six Salt Lake County cities south of the State Capitol.
In the 1940s, Beth Smith sent her new husband to Germany to fight the Nazis during World War II.
1. Police looking for burglar caught on ...
Police are looking for a burglary suspect who stole from a home while the owner was on vacation.
Burly and tattooed, these bikers are just regular guys
Lowell Finney with some of the motorcycle club pins he has collected in the over 25 years of riding.
Developer opens new school despite bankruptcy, lawsuits
Real estate developer Bob Jones is enamored with the idea of a school for special needs teens and won't be discouraged.
Man Believed Dead from Deputy Fire
A man is dead in Murray Friday night after he allegedly fired at Sheriff's Deputies, and they returned fire.
Two more Utah deaths tied to H1N1 flu
The deaths of a young woman in Utah County and a boy in Davis County have been linked to the novel H1N1 swine flu, bringing Utah's total of deaths from the virus to 10.
Can State Street be a great street?
State Street, Utah's historic and aging main drag, may need to slow down to help urban renewal speed up.
Holland wins 2nd term as Democratic chairman
The Utah Democratic Party has re-elected Wayne Holland as its chairman. The party held its organizing convention in Murray on Saturday and Holland won the top post with 87 percent of delegate votes.
Grim-faced employees face a future without work
Tony Fenton, far left, of Lehi, an attorney with Beneficial Financial Group for the past two years, makes a phone call outside of the company's Salt Lake City headquarters shortly after learning that he and 150 colleagues are being laid off by the insurance company.
Archuleta's dad pleads no contest in prostitution sting
American Idol contestant David Archuleta, and his father, Jeff Archuleta, celebrate before a performance at David's high school Friday, May 9, 2008, in Murray, Utah.
Evaluation ordered for man accused of Obama threat
A judge on Wednesday ordered a psychiatric evaluation for a man accused of telling bank employees he was "on a mission to kill" President Barack Obama.
Murray school needs translator for Somali students
Horizon Elementary School Principal Martha Kupferschmidt has a problem. Two refugee Somali families with seven children each suddenly landed at her school in Murray, not knowing a word of English.
Salt Lake County Woman Says H1N1 Led to her Husband's Death
Karee Dunford said her husband and love of 17 years, Doug Dunford, died on Friday due to complications from the H1N1 virus.
Rescuers locate person swept down creek near Holladay
Emergency rescue crews pulled a woman from Big Cottonwood Creek after she was swept through Holladay and Murray on Friday afternoon.
Woman OK, dog missing after being swept down creek near Holladay
Harrison is a 13-year-old male German Shepherd, approximately 16 inches tall, and has a calm demeanor.
Natural gas leak forces evacuation of some Murray businesses
A Murray gas leak has forced the evacuation of as many as 50 people working at nearby businesses.
Committee: Fatal mine accident notes can stay secret
Utah Labor Commissioner Sherrie Hayashi will not be required to release handwritten notes and other materials she collected as the state's representative on a federal Mine Safety and Health Committee team investigating the 2007 Crandall Canyon mine disaster.
Judge dismisses kidnap plot charges against 2 teens
A judge on Thursday dismissed charges against two teenage boys accused of plotting to kidnap, torture and kill three people in the style of the "Saw" horror films.
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