New York » General Motors Co. will reinstate more than half the dealerships it targeted to drop from its network.
GM executives said Friday that about 600 dealerships out of the 1,100 seeking to stay with GM will receive letters giving them the option to remain with the automaker.
GM to reinstate 600 dealerships slated to be cut
2 Olympians first to get team rings
O.C. Tanner presented two local Olympians -- skeleton racer Noelle Pikus-Pace and aerial skier Jeret Peterson -- with Vancouver 2010 rings Friday morning. They are the first to receive the rings.
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Primary Children's Medical Center expanding to Riverton
RIVERTON, Utah (ABC 4 News) - It's the first partnership of its kind. Primary Children's Medical Center announced the addition of a new inpatient unit in the south end of...
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Storm helps northern Utah water outlook
While late-season March storms like the one that blasted the Wasatch Front on Friday should help the water situation in northern Utah, there is still a long ways to go to reach normal.
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Another Utah Marine killed in Afghanistan
A Utah County community is mourning the loss of a second Marine in a week. Lance Cpl. Nigel Olsen, 21, died in Afghanistan while supporting Operation Enduring Freedom.
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It's official » Jeffers joins the Jazz
When his NBA Developmental League teammates in Iowa started telephoning their congratulations on his call-up by the Utah Jazz, Othyus Jeffers reacted cautiously.
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Utah Legislature: Lawmakers tout 'Statue of Responsibility' for West Coast
SALT LAKE CITY — A small model of a planned "Statue of Responsibility" was unveiled Friday as lawmakers passed a...
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`Clown face' burglary suspect arrested
A burglary suspect with a unique look is now behind bars. Tony Alexander Pete, known as "Happy" because of the tattoos on his face, was identified as a suspect in a home burglary last month.
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Davis County officers investigating attack on race horse
Clinton police are trying to figure out who beat a race horse so badly she'll ever race again. The 2-year-old filly's right front leg and knee appeared to have been the primary targets of abuse, although there were also injuries to her head and rear.
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Utah Legislature: Ethics reform video pokes fun at Utah lawmakers
Pair pleads guilty in Utah grave site thefts
Two people accused of stealing flower vases from Utah grave sites have pleaded guilty to felony theft charges.
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Reader Advocate: Ease of Internet doesn't mean reporting has gotten easier
When I started in this business, we had to walk to school in the snow, both ways uphill.
No, that's not right.
We had to walk over to the "morgue" -- where all the newspaper clippings were kept -- to get background information; we had to look numbers up in the phone book; we had to send
GOP convention in SLC? Mitt praises city, but isn't taking sides
Washington » Former -- and potentially future -- presidential candidate Mitt Romney isn't weighing in on where the Republicans should hold their next national convention.
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Salazar says sage grouse needs protection but not from Endangered Species Act
Appearing to seek middle ground between energy development and protection of the imperiled sage grouse, the Obama administration said Friday it will not place the ground-dwelling bird on the Endangered Species list, despite biological factors indicating it should be there.
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Another Utah Marine killed in Afghanistan
A company of Marine reservists from Utah has suffered its second death this week. Nigel Olsen, 21, of Salem was killed Wednesday in the volatile Helmand Province.
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Cuts eyed for state facility for the disabled
Dozens of beds may be eliminated at the state's facility for the disabled if lawmakers' budget proposal moves ahead, the state's disabilities director said Friday.
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Constitutional Party Randall Hinton candidate enters Utah's 2nd District race
SALT LAKE CITY — Randall Hinton is a Web developer by day and a constitutional philosopher by night, and if he has his...
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Helicopter crash survivors' conditions upgraded
An electronics technician injured this
week in a Coast Guard helicopter crash in the Utah mountains is out
of critical condition and two of her crew mates also have been
upgraded.
Pediatric unit planned for Riverton Hospital
RIVERTON — Primary Children's Medical Center and Riverton Hospital have announced a major new expansion — the...
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