>>Murder Charge Filed In Draper Cop's Death

(Draper, UT) -- A murder charge is filed against the man accused of killing a Draper police officer. Timothy Troy Walker could face the death penalty if convicted for murdering Sergeant Derek Johnson. Authorities said Walker was under the influence of methamphetamine when he shot and killed Johnson before turning the gun on himself.

>>Teen In Serious Condition After Fall

(Salt Lake City, UT) -- A teenager remains in serious condition this morning after a nasty fall from Stewart Falls near Sundance. Officials said the 13-year-old boy fell nearly 30-feet early yesterday evening. He was flown to a hospital for treatment of a deep cut to the side of his head in addition to other injuries.

>>Air Quality Panel OKs Draft Plan For Wasatch Front

(Salt Lake City, UT) -- A panel of Utah air quality officials is offering its approval of new regulations to limit soot pollution. The "Tribune" says regulators OK'd a draft plan to clean up air in the Wasatch Front. Under the current plan air quality would be improved so it comes into compliance with new federal standards by the year 2019. Air in the Wasatch Front dropped out of compliance back in 2009.

>>Spanish Newspaper Kick Started In Utah

(Undated) -- Salt Lake City-area Latinos have another newspaper to call their own. Veteran Utah journalist Reinaldo Escobar launched "The Spanish Times" yesterday to unite Latinos and LDS Church members just back from mission trips in Latin America. Two recent attempts to launch Spanish newspapers in Salt Lake City failed.

>>Evacuation Orders Called For Brigham Canyon Mine

(Brigham Canyon, UT) -- Orders of evacuation are being called for dozens of employees and contractors at the Kennecott Mine in Brigham Canyon. KSL-TV is reporting operations were shut down for the night after movement was detected. About 400-feet of material moved several hundred feet last night, reportedly in the same area as the massive landslide that occurred there in April.

>>Teen Victim Of Murder-Suicide Remembered

(Brigham City, UT) -- Residents of Brigham City are mourning the death of a young girl remembered by many as an inspiration. Sixteen-year-old Alix Norman was the victim in an apparent murder-suicide which authorities say was carried out by Norman's stepfather. Two schools including Box Elder Middle School brought in grief counselors yesterday to assist students over the news. Norman was best known for her artistic skills while attending Box Elder High School.

>>Alleged Kidnapping Investigated

(Ogden, UT) -- A kidnapping attempt is under investigation in Ogden. Authorities say an alleged kidnapper tried to lure two siblings into his truck as they walked together to H. Guy Elementary School yesterday morning. The eight-and-five-year-olds didn't make eye contact with the man and quickly alerted an adult. The stranger was described as a white male with facial hair and authorities say he was driving a two-door pick-up truck with an extended bed.

>>Man Likes His Big Macs

(Salt Lake City, UT) -- A Salt Lake City man says he isn't about to quit his passion for the Big Mac. KSL-TV says 64-year-old Dennis Rosinlof's love affair with "two all-beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions on a sesame-seed bun" has been going strong for 30 years. Rosinlof says he eats more than ten Big Macs every week adding he enjoys each one just as much as when he started. Because his cholesterol level is below 200 Rosinlof's family says it's OK if he keeps eating Big Macs as long as he craves them.




　


(Colorado Springs, CO) -- The Fat Bike Company is bringing more jobs to Colorado Springs. Adam Miller is co-owner of the bike manufacturer that's based downtown.

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Miller and co-owner Steve Kaczmarek [[ kaz MAIR ik ]] celebrated the business' opening at a gathering yesterday with the Colorado Springs Regional Business Alliance and community leaders. The company recently hired three people and plans to hire several more employees before the year's over. Miller says the company's Borealis- [[ BOHR ee AL is ]] brand bikes are the "lightest-weight fat bikes" around and carry tires up to five inches wide. They can be bought at stores in Colorado and around the U.S.

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Adam Miller with The Fat Bike Company says the company's Borealis- [[ BOH ee AL is ]] brand bikes tap into a new "fat bike" trend around the country.
　


PAGE, Ariz. — Boaters at Lake Powell encountered a body Wednesday believed to be a fisherman killed in 2007 when a slab of rock fell onto his boat. The decomposing body was spotted about noon near the Lake Canyon area of Lake Powell, according to the San Juan County Sheriff's office. There are no signs of foul play. The Utah Medical Examiner's Office has been tasked with identifying the body, whom deputies and National Park Service rangers believe to be Donald Simmons of Calhan, Colo. Simmons and his wife, Mary, were killed while they were fishing Sept. 28, 2007, when a 250-square-foot slab of rock fell from an alcove onto their boat, capsizing it. Simmons' body was not found following the accident.

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