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Man was shot while brother showed 'firearm techniques,' report states
As soon as the shot was fired, Eric Charlton screamed for someone to call 911 and "help him save his brother." Charlton, 27, tried to apply pressure to 17-year-old Cameron Bryce Charlton's head where he was bleeding and had another teen do chest compressions as he administered mouth-to-mouth resuscitation, according to a police report released ... (more)
23 hrs ago | Salt Lake Tribune
When many thousands still need help is not the time for the state to cut back on the basic assistance food stamps provide .
Cheap Chick: Free admission in June
Lesley Mitchell has been a business reporter at The Tribune since 1997, covering real estate, the retail industry, personal finance and economic development.
Injured ogden officer honored with F-16 flight
An Ogden police officer injured in a deadly shootout in January got an opportunity Thursday to fulfill a lifelong dream of flying aboard an F-16. Each year, one person is chosen from the community to take the flight.
Comcast helps kids get to college
In Section a Eight students in Davis and Weber counties have earned $1,000 scholarships from the Comcast Foundation: Kathryn Beal, Bountiful High; Weiyi Le, Davis High; Alejandro Garcia of Layton, NUAMES; Katie Byrd, Davinci Acaedmy of Science and the Arts, Ogden; Cody O'Brien, Ben Lomond, Ogden; Shirah Evertt, Bonneville High, Ogden; Tyler Combe, ... (more)
Volunteers provide support, programming to incarcerated youth
The Salt Lake Tribune) Sarah Southerland teaches a writing class as part of her volunteer work at the Farmington Bay Youth Center.
No promises of a plea deal as Dea Millerberg gets a trial date
Ogden A Prosecutors have not yet offered a plea deal to Dea Millerberg, despite the testimony she provided against her husband last month.
Fitch Affirms Central Weber SID, UT's Revs at 'AA'; Outlook Stable
REGIONAL WHOLESALE PROVIDER: The district is the wholesale provider of wastewater treatment services to a sizable suburban service area of 185,000 people on Utah's Wasatch Front.
Accused Ogden cop shooter wants new attorneys
Matthew David Stewart appears with his attorney Ryan Bushell, left, in the Second District Court in Ogden on Monday, May 14, 2012.
Police say Utah man was stolen goods hoarder
It's no crime to be a hoarder, but police say larceny drove an Ogden-area man's need for possession that included stealing vehicles for spare parts to fix other stolen vehicles.
4. Alleged 'ringleader' in car burglaries ...
Ogden police arrested a woman they say was the ringleader of a group responsible for more than 100 car burglaries in Weber County.
The Hatch Act was passed in 1939 to prohibit federal employees from using U.S. government resources to help elect candidates to public office.
Police crack car-burglary case that hit Utah lawmaker
Rep. Ryan Wilcox, R-Ogden, discovered Wednesday morning that a burglar had broken into his truck and taken a haul that included his computer, Bluetooth hardware and a bag of stuff all totalling about $3,900. But Ogden Police Lt.
Ogden police shooting detailed in new report
Newly released documents from Roy Police and the Weber County Sheriff's Office show why investigators believe their officers acted properly.
Police pursuit, crash closes Ogden Canyon
Ogden Canyon is closed following the pursuit of a car that led to an accident, the Weber County Sheriff's Office reported at about 2:10 p.m. Thursday.
Pit bull owner: Dog was shot by police because of breed
Dennis Lester describes his dog Dozer as a lovable animal who often let neighborhood kids ride his back.
Utah chief poster child for Hatch Act problem
In a rare display of bipartisanship, a House subcommittee agreed Wednesday that fired Ogden Police Chief Jon Greiner was wronged - and he's not alone.
Lead detective gives his account of Utah police shootout
Matthew David Stewart appears in the Second District Court in Ogden on Monday, May 14, 2012.
Millerberg defense focuses on wife's credibility
The defense attorney for a man accused in the overdose death of a North Ogden babysitter is examining the credibility of the state's key witness - his client's wife.
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