22 hrs ago | Deseret Morning News - Opinions
Campaign finance loophole should be closed
A new campaign finance loophole in Utah has sprung up, and it should be closed as soon as possible. via Deseret Morning News - Opinions
Thursday May 8 | Deseret News
Payday lenders are generous to Shurtleff
“When you run for re-election, you ask supporters for money, which is what I did”
Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff seeks a third four-year term this year, and he's looked to some old friends for much of his campaign fundraising - like payday loan operators who charge an average of 500 ... via Deseret News
Tuesday May 6 | Daily Herald
Utah County Division of Substance Abuse Prevention will be hosting "Addicted to Health," at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday. via Daily Herald
Monday May 5 | Salt Lake Tribune
Man found dead in Orem canal near mouth of Provo Canyon
“He hadn't been down there too long”
The body of a 51-year-old homeless man was found this afternoon in a canal near the Provo River in Orem. via Salt Lake Tribune
Sunday May 4 | The Daily Herald
in Our View: Celebrating America
America's Freedom Festival at Provo showcases far more than celebrity entertainers. via The Daily Herald
Friday May 2 | Salt Lake Tribune
“SCO gave Microsoft basically undiluted rights to do what it would”
Issues at a trial involving The SCO Group Inc. and Novell Inc. threatened Wednesday to spill out once again into the wider software industry, with a Novell attorney indicating it might make claims against ... via Salt Lake Tribune
Wednesday Apr 30 | The Daily Herald
“Adults are more conflicted over a lot of problems, and it kind of brings you back and makes you grateful for all the country has done for you”
Janice Peterson - DAILY HERALD Close to 7,000 students from 60 schools around Utah County kicked off the first event for Provo's Freedom festival with Tuesday night's Hope of America Student Showcase. via The Daily Herald
Monday Apr 28 | Deseret News
Complaints grow about Utah politics
“To the best of my knowledge, that is just something that doesn't happen”
Widespread complaints continue to swirl that entrenched Republican Party leaders are breaking party rules and stacking the deck to help their party legislators win re-election, even after one major controversy ... via Deseret News
Saturday Apr 26 | Salt Lake Tribune
GOP bumps lawmaker fighting conflict allegations
Utah County Republicans today rejected one incumbent seeking re-election: state Rep. via Salt Lake Tribune
Friday Apr 25 | Deseret News
HR chief of Lindon plant admits he hired illegals
The human resources manager of a Lindon company raided by immigration agents in February pleaded guilty in court to encouraging undocumented workers to remain in the United States. via Deseret News









