Three men arrested in connection with West Valley City shooting
In yesterday’s post we discussed the gun charges facing a Salt Lake City teen who was allegedly involved in a gang-related fight. Three more Utah
In yesterday’s post we discussed the gun charges facing a Salt Lake City teen who was allegedly involved in a gang-related fight. Three more Utah
Salt Lake City police have arrested a young teenage girl in connection with a non-fatal shooting of another girl which occurred on Dec. 4. Authorities
Well, let’s begin with the line of what sounds like a joke: A guy named Joey walks into a bar with a parrot on his
A Utah prosecutor was entitled to use “other crimes evidence” to show a defendant’s motive, a Utah appeals court said. The defendant was convicted of
A vivid and emotional victim’s impact statement was not prejudicial to a burglar who was given the death penalty, according to the Supreme Court of
A 66-year-old trucker recently pleaded guilty to capital murder charges in connection with the homicide of a 24-year-old woman whose remains were found in Millard
In our last post we discussed the case of one 16-year-old Clearfield girl who hosted a “Project X” party while her parents were out of
A “Project X” party in Clearfield went horribly wrong last weekend when gunfire erupted at a teen’s house. Project X is a movie that was
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