SALT LAKE CITY -- A man is in jail after Salt Lake City police say they caught him cutting down 40-foot-tall aluminum light poles in an apparent effort to get quick cash.
OGDEN -- About 60 St. Joseph Catholic High School students had to find their own transportation to classes Monday after three of the school's buses were vandalized.
OGDEN — About 60 students who attend St. Joseph Catholic High School had to find their own transportation to classes Monday after three of the school’s buses were vandalized.
BRIGHAM CITY -- The Bureau of Land Management and the Utah Cave Conservancy are offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the perpetrators of a recent break-in at Crystal Cave in Box Elder County.
JERUSALEM -- Vandals attacked a monastery in Jerusalem and a prominent school with a mixed Jewish-Arab student body on Tuesday, and police said they suspected Jewish extremists were behind the violence.
ROY — Threatening graffiti found last year at Roy High and Roy Junior High schools are likely unrelated to a recent Roy High bomb plot, authorities said Monday.
Last updated Wednesday, January 25, 2012 - 10:54am
OGDEN -- Next time, he may want to try using a resume.
Kenneth Nereim, 27, at Ogden High School was found by an Ogden police officer next to a fresh graffiti-tagged wall and holding a can of spray paint around 3 a.m. Saturday, according to a post on the police department's Facebook page.
CLINTON — Three men arrested for vandalism say they can’t remember every city they drove through as they used BB guns and airsoft guns to destroy approximately 100 car windows, causing damage estimated at $200,000.
Nearly 60 residents in two Top of Utah cities have found their car windows destroyed this week, as police try to discover if the same person or group is responsible for all the damage.
CLAREMONT, Calif. -- An unusual nativity display at a Claremont church that conveyed a gay couple was vandalized over the weekend in an incident authorities are investigating as a hate crime.
Last updated Wednesday, December 21, 2011 - 3:10pm
LAYTON -- The Utah Department of Transportation hopes new signs on Interstate 15 will end a decade's old headache for them.
Starting in Salt Lake County and working their way north, UDOT crews will begin to repair the I-15 lighting system where vandals have damaged it or stolen valuable components. In most cases, thieves have gone after the copper wire in those lighting fixtures.