May 3, 2016 Group fears Boy Scouts ban on political advocacy may hurt its bid for troop with gay leaders The Boy Scouts of America announced revised rules this week to emphasize a duty to God and ban political advocacy, leaving a Utah organizer who applied for a troop with gay leaders wondering if applications like his are targeted.
May 3, 2016 Utah teen charged with misdemeanor in hoax that triggered massive police response at school A Utah teenager accused of triggering a massive police response and a 2-hour lockdown with a made-up story about an armed man at his school is facing a misdemeanor false-alarm charge.
May 3, 2016 Utah cop saves lives of sick middle school student and 9-day-old baby in one day A Utah police officer assigned to a middle school was being hailed a hero this week for saving two young lives in one day—a sick student and a 9-day-old baby.
May 3, 2016 County commissioner convicted in ATV protest ride concedes mistake, asks for probation A southern Utah county commissioner convicted of federal misdemeanors for organizing an ATV protest ride through a closed canyon made a mistake and wouldn't do it again, his lawyers said in new court documents.
May 3, 2016 Utah high school put on lockdown; but report of person with a gun turns out to be false Police converged on a Utah high school Thursday and ordered a lockdown after a student reporting seeing someone with a weapon, but authorities later determined the statement was fabricated.
May 3, 2016 Utah grandmother arrested after police find meth pipe in granddaughter's backpack A grandmother is facing child endangerment charges after authorities said a meth pipe was found in her 8-year-old granddaughter's backpack.
May 3, 2016 Ogden, Utah, woman charged on accusations she and daughter threw eggs at homes and cars An Ogden mother has been charged on accusations she drove around town with her daughter and other children throwing eggs at homes and cars.
May 3, 2016 Prosecutors won't charge man who left rifle at Utah Capitol in protest against gun violence A Utah man who left an unloaded semi-automatic rifle at the state Capitol as part of a protest against gun violence won't face charges from the October incident, prosecutors said Wednesday.
May 3, 2016 Public library set to open in polygamous community that's been without 1 for decades A public library is set to open next year in a polygamous town on the Utah-Arizona border that hasn't had one for decades due to controlling sect leaders who try to limit followers' exposure to the outside world.
May 3, 2016 Utah judge reverses decision to take baby from lesbian foster parents A Utah judge has reversed a decision to take a baby away from her lesbian foster parents and place her with a heterosexual couple after widespread backlash.
