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Woman 'Looking up Porn' Before Deadly Utah Crash That Killed Grandfather a Day After His Wedding Anniversary

Christine Chao faces a felony charge after allegedly accessing a porn site before a Utah crash that fatally injured grandfather Scott LaVar Lichfield.

International Business Times UK · Oct 21

Backyard Garden Becomes City Park: Mormon bishop builds Gilgal over 18 years; activists later save it

Established by Thomas Battersby Child Jr., Gilgal Sculpture Garden serves as a profound public testament to his faith. Featuring impressive stone sculptures and intricately carved texts, the garden faced potential development threats. Thankfully, the Friends of Gilgal Garden successfully transformed it into a city park in 2000, ensuring its preservation.…

The Times of India · Oct 21

44-Year-Old Woman Allegedly Watched Porn While Driving and Caused Fatal Car Crash in Utah

Christine Chao faces a second-degree felony charge after investigators alleged phone activity preceded a fatal three-vehicle crash on Interstate 15 in Utah.

International Business Times UK · Oct 21

Utah Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson says election threats are now coming from the federal government, but she refuses to comply

She could face prison over noncitizen voting

We Got This Covered · Oct 19

Utah couple built a $2 million backyard pool with a 90-foot mountain and a scuba-diving tunnel

In Utah, a dedicated couple has poured $2 million into an extraordinary backyard pool designed specifically for scuba diving. This stunning installation boasts a remarkable 90-foot artificial mountain, five magnificent waterfalls, and an exhilarating underwater tunnel. By creating such a bespoke sanctuary, they provide a fantastic recreational escapade for scuba…

The Times of India · Oct 18

In the 1890s, a new gold process helped turn Mercur, Utah, into a boomtown of over 2,500; by 1913, the mine had closed, and the original townsite was abandoned, though mining later resumed

In the late 19th century, Mercur, Utah, became an influential mining hub fueled by new gold extraction methods, notably cyanide processing which efficiently mined low-grade ore. However, by the early 1910s, falling profit margins resulted in mine closures, contributing to the town's deterioration. Revival efforts in later decades were unsuccessful,…

The Economic Times · Oct 18

Xavier Ochsner and BYU Medical Schools Win Preliminary Accreditation, Clearing the Way to Recruit First Classes for 2027

Xavier Ochsner and BYU medical schools won preliminary LCME accreditation and can now recruit first classes for 2027. What applicants should know.

Medical Daily · Oct 16

Video shows moment Utah police dog seriously injured in leap from overpass

Bomb-sniffing dog Bruno is recovering after surgery having broken several bones while responding to suspect package

The Guardian - US · Oct 16

Can a Beard Take a Punch? In Lab Drop Tests, Thick Wool Cut Fake-Bone Fractures by More Than Half

Utah biologists dropped a weight on sheepskin-covered bone stand-ins. Thick wool absorbed 37% more energy, hinting that full beards may cushion blows.

Medical Daily · Oct 15

Adding Vasopressin Earlier Did Not Improve Septic Shock Survival in 3,959-Patient Trial at 13 Utah and Idaho Hospitals

A JAMA trial of 3,959 adults with septic shock found that starting vasopressin earlier did not improve survival or recovery compared with waiting.

Medical Daily · Oct 15