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Layton principal says he did no wrong 

Davis School District officials told Paul C. Smith they were just following financial audit standard procedures by placing the Layton High School...

Students try to keep cool in hot classrooms 

With a hypnotic hum, fans stir the warm air in a classroom at Mill Creek Elementary School. Children sip cool water from bottles and try to pay...

Camp lets kids experience nature up close 

To find Camp E.W. Young in Chesapeake, track the signs from Bells Mill Road to Deepwater Drive.

Then take a pine needle-covered...

Director of Moab disposal is tireless stickler for details 

MOAB -- The governor, other state leaders and the hoopla have left this red-rock country in southeastern Utah, but the work is just beginning for...

It's a 'go' for tailings cleanup 

More than half a century ago, an unemployed geologist stumbled across the country's largest deposit of high-grade uranium in southeastern Utah....

Removal of uranium tailings begins near Moab 

The first trainload of radioactive uranium tailings has been taken from a dump site near Moab and moved to a disposal cell 30 miles away....

School cancels rapper's prom gig 

Evidentially Marie Osmond was booked. Clearfield High School won a free performance by Los Angeles rapper Glasses Malone in a text messaging...

Think Outside The Newsroom 

There can be more to journalism than newspapers, radio, TV and consumer magazines. And amid all the layoffs and buyouts, that's a nice fact to keep...

Clock ticks for kennel law 

HARRISBURG - After nearly two years of wrangling, the stage is set for an end-of-session showdown in the state House this week over Gov. Rendell's...

MEXICO COOPERATION 

NEH and the Humanities Department of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) cosponsored a conference last month to discuss the use of...