>>Juveniles Accused Of Moab Murder

(Moab, UT) -- Two young people are charged with murder in connection with the death of a Moab man. Sheriff Steve White...

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White says a tip led them to the remains of 33-year-old Gregorio Salazar Campos., along the Colorado River near the 191 Highway Bridge. White says a cause of death will be released when they get an autopsy report. The two juviniles are from Moab but are not identified.




>>Triple Murder Investigation Continues

(Holbrook, ID) -- The investigation continues into a triple murder in Holbrook, Idaho, just over the Utah border. Sheriff Jeff Semrad of Oneida County says it was a weird scene officers found Friday:

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Authorities say it's likely Trent Christensen and Yavette Carter knew their attackers. Trent's 61-year-old father Brent was also killed. Two little girls -- one age two, one two months -- survived.


>>Vigil Held To Honor Infant

(American Fork, UT) -- A vigil in American Fork is held in honor of the young victim of a weekend shooting. Police are investigating the death of the five-month old Ryker Petersen, who they believe was killed by the child's father, Joshua Petersen. Ryker was found dead Friday with a gunshot wound to the head. The "Tribune" is reporting that police believe Petersen also tried to kill himself before a relative stopped him.

>>Report: State's Legal System Lawsuit-Prone

(Salt Lake City, UT) -- Experts say Utah could be vulnerable to a lawsuit if state officials don't improve how they offer legal defenses to the underprivileged. The "Tribune" says if a lawsuit were filed it would likely allege a violation of the U.S. Constitution since the state has so far failed to fund a system for public defenders. That in turn leaves too few lawyers to handle the thousands of poor people who need public defense in Utah.

>>Mormons Celebrate At General Conference

(Salt Lake City, UT) -- Utah Mormons are heralding the success of the annual General Conference over the weekend. L-D-S members worldwide met in Salt Lake City to discuss the most important issues facing the faith. Followers were encouraged to strengthen their marriages and join the battle in what Elder L. Tom Perry calls the "war on sin." President Thomas Monson announced the opening of two new temples - one to be built in Cedar City and the other planned for Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.


>>LDS: Tolerance Going Too Far

(Salt Lake City, UT) -- Amid nationwide controversy on same-sex marriage, members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints have learned they shouldn't be too tolerant:

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Apostle Boyd Packer, president of the Quorum of Twelve Apostles, delivered his remarks yesterday at the LDS Annual General Conference. Lately, the LDS church has said same-sex attraction is not sinful -- but acting on it is.

>>Motorcycle Rider Survives Weird Crash

(West Valley City, UT) -- A motorcyclist from West Valley City will live to tell the tale of a bizarre accident that has authorities scratching their heads. Police say the motorcycle rider was launched into the air after striking the rear of a pickup truck early yesterday on S-R 201 near Bangerter Highway, an impact that was so hard it sent the man flying into the truck bed. It wasn't until minutes later when the driver of the truck finally stopped when he realized what had happened. The motorcycle rider is still being treated for multiple injuries including two broken arms.