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Where's the Q4U? You might recall that Q4U restaurant in Taylorsville was once ranked among the top 10 barbecue restaurants in the United States by various publications, including Sunset magazine.
Mitt Romney bought a house in Holladay, according to a reliable source close to ABC 4 Utah.
I-215 crash, rollover kills Taylorsville teen
A teenage girl died when her speeding car went out of control on Interstate 215 late Monday night, crashed and rolled.
Missing Millcreek man found walking in Taylorsville
A missing 69-year-old Millcreek man was being treated at a hospital Sunday afternoon after a Unified police officer spotted him nearly eight miles away from where he lived.
Taylorsville officials make plans to replace playground
"I'd like to see some zip lines and some climbing things," said Chris Small, 12.
What mom really wants for Mother's Day, and tales of 'getting it right'
A Western Union survey says nearly half of us find it hard to shop for Mom on Mother's Day.
Teen who allegedly punched ref charged with homicide by assault
A 17-year-old boy accused of fatally punching a soccer referee during a match was charged Wednesday in 3rd District Juvenile Court with third-degree felony homicide by assault.
Salt Lake Community College to honor Herbert, Bishop Burton at commencement
Utah Governor Gary Herbert shakes hands with Bishop H. David Burton of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints after signing a package of Immigration bills Tuesday, March 15, 2011 in the Gold room of the State Capitol.
Schools locked down due to report of suicidal man
Four schools in Taylorsville are currently on a precautionary lockdown due to reports of a suicidal person in the area.
Midday Roundup: Chris Christie rescues children, rankles PETA
Spidey spin. New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie-hero to children and PETA's new evil nemesis.
Soccer Referee Punched By Teenager Dies
Ricardo Portillo's daughters had begged him to stop refereeing in a soccer league because of the growing risk of violence from angry players.
Soccer referee dies following punch by teen player
Ricardo Portillo , a Utah soccer referee who was allegedly punched in the face by a player during a match on April 27, died on Saturday night, May 4. According to AP reports, Portillo, 46, issued a yellow card to a 17-year-old goalkeeper while officiating a soccer game at Eisenhower Junior High in Taylorsville, Utah.
Senate bill forces e-tailers to collect tax consumers already owe
On Monday, the U.S. Senate is scheduled to vote on - and expected to approve - the Marketplace Fairness Act, the first step toward requiring online retailers to collect sales tax on online purchases.
Ricardo Portillo: Referee dies after he was brutally attacked at soccer match
A longtime Utah soccer referee who spent one week in a coma after being punched by a teenage player has died.
Referee punched in face by teen player dies
A referee for a recreational soccer league has died after he was punched in the face by a teenage player who didn't like his decision, Salt Lake City police said.
Winner: The whole concept of a law that makes it a crime to record sound or images from a private livestock or poultry operation is a big loser, but the winner this week was Judge Daniel Bertch, who dismissed a case against a Utah woman who shot such footage from a public easement The whole concept of a law that makes it a crime to record sound or ... (more)
Rights vs. risk: Living near canals and areas of danger in Utah
A muddy tree stump and orange caution fencing border a drying canal bed, a reminder of the water that coursed through this section of the North Jordan Canal before it burst Saturday afternoon.
Utah soccer referee in coma from player's punch
A longtime Utah soccer referee is in a coma after being punched by a teenage player unhappy with one of his calls during a weekend game, and his family says they're hoping for the man's miraculous recovery and want justice for him.
Your town in brief: Spring at the Kearns senior center, family concert in Taylorsville
A variety of items will be sold from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. today and Friday at the Eddie P. Mayne Senior Center, 4851 W. 4715 South.
Residents of conservative, free-market Utah should understand this better than most Americans: The dwindling supply of water and increasing demand will make H2O much more expensive in the future.