Cure for the tedious science class

Local theater company specializes in math and science parodies. Read More »

Woodworking wonder woman

Woodworking student wins top state and national prizes Read More »

‘Lasing’ aircraft harmful— and Punishable

Pointing your laser pointer skyward could send you to jail, seriously. Read More »

48 pools of mosquitoes with West Nile Virus have been found in Salt Lake Valley

The West Nile Virus has been found in the Salt Lake Valley. Read to find out about the virus and ways to protect yourself this summer and fall. Read More »

FBI agent explains motivations of cybercriminals

At a South Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce luncheon, FBI Special Agent James Lamadrid discussed how the FBI seeks to fight cybercrime. Read More »

Ceremony kicks off field opening at Garrison Field

Copper Hills football is rejuvenated this season with several new opportunities for its team to improve. Read More »

Women’s football team remains a nearly perfect juggernaut

The Utah Falconz women’s football team has now won two straight championships and still has only one loss in four years. Read More »

Is tackle football safe?

Football teams are back on the fields this fall. Keeping their players healthy has become a big concern for coaches and administrators. Read More »

New memorial stands at Ron Wood Baseball Complex

WJ/Copper Hills baseball president elect Rob Durfee and the baseball board wondered if the league's players knew the significance of the name of their ballpark. They decided to find a way to honor fallen officers with a memorial at the park's entrance. Read More »

A night to celebrate West Jordan Fire Department employees

West Jordan Fire Department has two badge pinnings and recognizes two new civilian employees at the June 14 city council meeting. Read More »