Ryan Morgan
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DUI suspect crashes into Eisenhower Junior High
A 26-year-old man was arrested for investigation of DUI Saturday morning after police say he crashed through a fence and into a junior high school. → Read More
Salt Lake man killed in motorcycle crash in East Canyon
A Salt Lake man has died after losing control of his motorcycle and falling off the roadway Friday night in East Canyon. → Read More
Firefighters prepare for crash landing at Salt Lake City International Airport
When an airplane crashes, the impact of the landing is rarely the fatal part of the accident. → Read More
Students treated for rabies after bat exposure at Utah high schools
Students at two Wasatch Front high schools have been referred for medical attention after exposure to bats. → Read More
Salt Lake area school seeks distance from its controversial namesake
As national debate tries to answer the question of how to treat controversial historical figures, one Fairpark school community at times delved into the controversy surrounding its own Jackson Elementary School. → Read More
Salt Lake area school seeks distance from its controversial namesake
As national debate tries to answer the question of how to treat controversial historical figures, one Fairpark school community at times delved into the controversy surrounding its own Jackson Elementary School. → Read More
Utah POWs recognized for their courage, sacrifice
While many may see their 21st birthday as a symbol of new social freedom, Dale Rigby said he remembers his 21st birthday as the day he was taken into North Korean captivity. → Read More
Bluffdale Elementary students raise money for Houston students displaced by Hurricane Harvey
On Friday morning, hundreds of students from Bluffdale Elementary School crowded into their school gymnasium to make a Skype call. On the other end of the call were students from Moore Elementary in Houston. → Read More
Bluffdale Elementary students raise money for Houston students displaced by Hurricane Harvey
On Friday morning, hundreds of students from Bluffdale Elementary School crowded into their school gymnasium to make a Skype call. On the other end of the call were students from Moore Elementary in Houston. → Read More
Bail risk assessments raise concerns among lawmakers, bondsmen
Recent challenges to New Jersey's bail bonds laws have been a key issue for Utah lawmakers as they consider bail reforms to the state court system. → Read More
Utah emergency managers to help Florida's long-term hurricane recovery
Three state of Utah employees left Thursday to help Florida in what could be a lengthy recovery process after Hurricane Irma. → Read More
Lawmakers to consider fee increases for drivers' licenses, firearms permits
Utah lawmakers voted Wednesday to move forward with legislation that could potentially raise fees for drivers' licenses and concealed firearm permits. → Read More
Lawmaker may revive proposal to ban animal euthanasia by gas chamber
After failing earlier this year to pass a proposed ban on the use of carbon monoxide gas chambers at animal shelters, Utah lawmakers are again considering what issues counties may have in changing to less controversial euthanasia methods. → Read More
Utah lawmakers continue work on three-digit suicide prevention line
State lawmakers are looking at a series of bills in support of Utah's new mental health crisis line. → Read More
Corrections officials note improvements to state sex offender treatment
After an April audit found Utah's Sex Offender Treatment Program to be poorly managed and operating under an outdated model, state Department of Corrections officials say they're working to make improvements. → Read More
Humanitarian workers demonstrate struggles, dilemmas faced by refugees
As Heather Baniulis led visitors through a series of refugee scenarios, she asked at almost every turn what people would be willing to give up to get away from danger. → Read More
We've got your backpack: Volunteers prepare supplies for Utah's homeless
Volunteers of America's Youth Resource Center teamed up with the Danna Foundation to fill more than 900 backpacks with toothbrushes, chapstick, clean socks, motivational books and more — all donated by Target — to support the homeless. → Read More
Singers, musicians audition to perform national anthem at Jazz home games
Dozens of hopeful singers tested their voices against a panel of judges, including Emmy Award-winning composer Kurt Bestor, as they auditioned for a chance to sing the national anthem at a Jazz game. → Read More
Singers, musicians audition to perform national anthem at Jazz home games
Dozens of hopeful singers tested their voices against a panel of judges, including Emmy Award-winning composer Kurt Bestor, as they auditioned for a chance to sing the national anthem at a Jazz game. → Read More
Utah astronomy fans praise Saturn satellite on its final day
On Wednesday night, members of the Salt Lake Astronomical Society drank a toast to a nearly 20-year mission to observe Saturn and it's moons. → Read More