Loretta Park

Bill would privatize birth month of voters

SALT LAKE CITY -- If House Bill 304 becomes law, it will privatize the birth date and birth month of a registered voter.

Gov. Gary Herbert

Herbert defends Hill AFB's merits

SALT LAKE CITY -- Hill Air Force Base should continue to operate based on its merits, not based on politics, Gov. Gary Herbert said Thursday.

Bill targets boaters who leave scene of accident

SALT LAKE CITY -- Boaters who leave the scene of an accident could face harsher penalties, according to bill sponsored by a local lawmaker.

"In the current code there is no provision for boaters who leave the scene of an accident," said Rep. Richard Greenwood, R-Roy.

The House approved 69-0 with six absent, on Wednesday, House Bill 92, sponsored by Greenwood.

Froerer's bill adds to 'spice' banned list

SALT LAKE CITY -- The day following a raid at a Midvale business for allegedly selling synthetic marijuana often called "spice," a legislative committee approved a bill that could make more chemicals illegal.

Sen. Scott Jenkins, R-Plain City

Committee to explore another Winter Olympics bid

SALT LAKE CITY -- Utah has the skills, the people and the know-how to host the Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games again, two Top of Utah lawmakers said Wednesday, the same day Gov. Gary Herbert and Salt Lake City Mayor Ralph Becker announced the formation of an exploratory committee to consider a bid for the 2022 or 2026 Winter Games.

Families needed to host students

The Council on International Educational Exchange, a nonprofit organization, is accepting applications for host families in the Top of Utah for students who will arrive in August.

Layton and Roy police investigate a scene at 3612 W. 4550 South in Roy on Tuesday, February 7, 2012. Authorities were digging a hole near the house, looking for evidence. (NICK SHORT/Standard-Examiner)

Police search grounds of Roy residence

ROY — Layton police believe they have recovered evidence to help them solve the case of Victor Flores, who has been missing since May.

What exactly that evidence is, police are not saying, but officers from Layton and Roy, along with Roy public works employees, spent Monday and Tuesday slowly digging a hole next to a duplex at 3612 W. 4550 South in Roy.

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Layton firefighters investigate a blaze that was started in a bathroom at Northridge High School on Monday. Students, faculty and staff were evacuated and remained outside for almost an hour during the investigation.

Suspected arsonist arrested at Northridge High

LAYTON -- Police have arrested an 18-year-old man they said started a fire Monday at Northridge High School.

Chambers ask legislators for help fighting BRAC

SALT LAKE CITY -- The Northern Utah Chamber Coalition has asked legislators to seriously consider allocating money to promote Hill Air Force Base.

Members of four chambers of commerce -- Davis, Ogden-Weber, Box Elder and Cache -- met with Top of Utah legislators early Monday morning to discuss their priorities concerning public policy and government funding.

At the top of the list is funding for the Utah Defense Alliance, a nonprofit organization that has played a key role in keeping the base open during previous Base Realignment and Closure actions.

Firefighters investigate a fire in a bathroom at Northridge High School Monday, February 6, 2012. (MATTHEW ARDEN HATFIELD/Standard-Examiner)

Fire forces evacuation at Northridge High School

LAYTON — Students and faculty were allowed to go back in to Northridge High School shortly before 11 a.m. Monday after a fire forced evacuation of the building.

Volunteer Janet “Nan” Lujan, 73, helps students arrive safely at Sunset Elementary School on Thursday. She walks several blocks each school day to help students cross 250 West in front of the school and keeps them out of the parking lot as parents and staff pull in. She returns at the end of the day to help the 400 students get home without incident. “She is our guardian angel,” says Assistant Principal Amber Sundown. “Every school should have someone just like her.” (MATTHEW ARDEN HATFIELD/Standard-Examiner)

Volunteer 'guardian angel' watches out for Sunset elementary students

SUNSET -- Sunset Elementary School students know that no matter how bad the weather is, they can count on Janet "Nan" Lujan to walk with them to school, help them cross the street and keep them safe.

Dining, liquor focus of Utah bill

SALT LAKE CITY -- If Utah's alcohol laws are loosened up a bit, it could boast the state's economy, one businessman said.

Roger Lee

Three face Internet child pornography charges

FARMINGTON -- Three Davis County men have been charged with multiple felonies following an investigation by the Utah Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force.

Dustin Jack Ferguson

Two men plead not guilty to robbery to buy Xbox

FARMINGTON -- Two Layton men, who police said were involved in robbing a Chevron gas station to buy an Xbox, entered not guilty pleas to robbery charges.

Bradley Dean Freeze

Former fireman blames porn

FARMINGTON -- A former South Davis Metro Fire Agency captain blames his addiction to pornography for his actions that have sent him to prison.

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