>>Two Arrested In Orem For Alleged Credit Card Scam

(Orem, UT) -- Orem police have in custody two people suspected of orchestrating a credit card scam. A California man was arrested Halloween night in Orem after cops there got tipped he was using phony credit cards to buy merchandise at an Orem music store. Another man was arrested after he used also stolen personal information to make the phony cards.

>>Former MA Gov Romney Looks At Obamacare Struggles

(Salt Lake City, UT) -- Mitt Romney says President Obama failed to learn the lessons from the struggles the Massachusetts healthcare plan went through under his watch when Obama crafted the federal plan.

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On NBC's "Meet The Press," the former Massachusetts governor says this is particularly bad because he believes the failure of Obamacare is undermining the foundation of the President's second term. Romney says Obama was wrong to tell Americans would not lose their insurance coverage because of the Obamacare plan. There are companies across the country which are altering their healthcare plans, including the dropping of spousal coverage as a result of the costs involved in the Obamacare plan. Romney says premiums are going up across the country. The man who lost the election to Obama nearly a year ago says Obamacare barely made it through Congress. He said if he were President, he would give states more flexibility in determining how to proceed with getting their citizens covered. Romney also said shutting down the government was not the right way to try to repeal and replace Obamacare.

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Romney says Obama wasn't honest with the American people.

　

>>More Than 120 American-Indian Foster Kids Available

(Salt Lake City, UT) -- A Utah woman is trying to encourage Native Americans to become foster parents. The "Tribune" says North Dakota Chippewa Indian Brandi Sweet is the newly-appointed foster family recruiter for the Utah Foster Care agency. Once a foster child herself, Sweet says her new job confronts the major challenge to find homes for the more than 120 American-Indian children in state custody.

>>Bluffdale Says NSA Data Center Presents Huge Boost

(Bluffdale, UT) -- Residents in Bluffdale say they're looking forward to an economic boost as a result of the addition of a new federal government data center. The National Security Agency's massive digital warehouse of information is being housed at the Utah Data Center near Porter Rockwell Boulevard and Redwood Road. Bluffdale officials are planning a 300-acre development near the data center attractive to new residents and businesses. Developers are either planning or will be constructing housing to cater to the estimated demand.

>>Winter, Snow, Comes Too Early For Some In SLC

(Salt Lake City, UT) -- New snow fall over the Wasatch front is bringing mixed emotions to folks in Salt Lake City. Some don't want winter so soon while others say the white stuff is a welcome addition. Weather forecasters say the snowfall has been helped by lower-than-normal temperatures. Although none of the ski lifts are open, some diehards decided to hike up the slopes Sunday.

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The white stuff peppered the valley yesterday and the high was just 37.

>>Business District Trees To Be Relocated

(Salt Lake City, UT) -- Nearly a dozen trees from Salt Lake City's business district will be relocated because of construction on the new performing arts center. City officials say they identified eleven large trees near Main and 100 South for relocation to spots in Sunnyside Park and parts of N Street. When the construction for the arts center is complete crews will plant new trees in place of the old ones.

>>Weekend SWAT Incident Under Investigation

(Salt Lake City, UT) -- Salt Lake City police are still investigating a weekend incident involving SWAT officers. Police were called to the scene of a disturbance on Saturday. Once inside the home officers didn't find anyone. Authorities are investigating the incident as a possible domestic situation.

>>Hooah: Marines, Toys R Us, Team Up For Toy Drive

(Murray, UT) -- Utah-based Marines are in the Christmas spirit already as they helped kick off their annual Toys for Tots campaign in Murray. Marines helped set up cardboard boxes at the Toys R Us store over the weekend so folks could donate brand new and unwrapped toys for a child in need. This year marks the tenth anniversary of the partnership between Toys R Us and the Marines. The partnership has netted over 31-million dollars in donations and nearly four-million toys for kids in need.

DRAPER — A Draper man was hospitalized with burns he received after trying to fight a fire at his home. Crews responded shortly after 8 p.m. Saturday to the two-alarm house fire at 12118 Pond Ridge Drive in Draper, said Unified Fire Battalion Chief Brian Anderson. The injured man, 22, was able to flee the burning house before paramedics arrived, Anderson said. He suffered burns on his arms and legs from trying to extinguish the fire. Unified firefighters, with help from the Sandy and South Jordan fire departments, were able to knock down the blaze within about 15 minutes. Investigators were trying to determine the cause of the fire Sunday, Anderson said. Firefighters also rescued a dog trapped inside the burning home.