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Ladd Brubaker

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Farmington siblings plan fun run to raise money for Peru
Three siblings, ages 12 through 19, are working to organize a Cinco de Mayo fun run in Farmington.
By Ladd Brubaker
Cottonwood High School's head football coach Josh Lyman has been "relieved of duty" pending criminal and administrative investigations Thursday, April 19, 2012. Granite School District administrators said a female student went to them and complained that
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Cottonwood coach Josh Lyman ‘distraught’ over allegations of improper relationship, attorney says
Cottonwood High School football coach Josh Lyman feels blindsided by allegations that he had an improper relationship with a female student, his lawyer said Friday.
By Dennis Romboy and Ladd Brubaker
Seventh-graders from the McGillis School look at an artistic interpretation of Kristallnacht, or "Night of Broken Glass" before attending a Utah Holocaust Memorial Commemoration at the Jewish Community Center in Salt Lake City, Thursday, April 19, 2012.
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Utahns mark annual U.S. Holocaust Remembrance Day
Gabi Cheng, a slightly built eighth-grader with close-cropped dark hair and strong Asian features, stood before a few hundred people and read his sonnet honoring Holocaust rescuer Andree Geulen.
By Ladd Brubaker
Ron Baker helps Mandi Shaw with her sweater at Shaw's home in Kearns on Wednesday, April 18, 2012.
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World responds to Kearns family’s needs
By Ladd Brubaker
Business
Fillmore woman sues Intermountain Healthcare over amputated hand
By Ladd Brubaker
Edwyn Diego-Garcia, left, Diego Melendez Escobar, Jonathan Sotelo Munoz and Emanuel Romero, students in Danielle Wilson's kindergarten class, participate in an earthquake drill at Vista Elementary in Taylorsville, Tuesday, April 17, 2012. This was part of
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Shakeout: Utah students join thousands of others to ‘drop, cover and hold’
The massive drill at 10:15 a.m. also included around 120,000 participants at 48 colleges and universities, 55,000 at 485 businesses, 15,000 at 119 medical facilities and many others.
By Ladd Brubaker
Delegates sit and listen at the beginning of the 2011 Republican State Convention Saturday, June 18, 2011 at South Towne Exposition Center.
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Utah GOP convention going electronic, but not without controversy
Delegates will be greeted by the usual flurry of banners, booths and buttons Saturday at the Republican state convention. They will also be handed a small electronic keypad — their ballot — the only one they will need all day.
By Ladd Brubaker
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50-year-old motorcyclist killed in Ogden collision
A motorcyclist was killed Friday after colliding with a car making a left turn in front of him at 12th Street and 1200 West in Marriott-Slaterville west of Ogden.
By Ladd Brubaker
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Cleanup from Manila chemical spill could take 2-4 weeks
A hazardous material spill on a road between Vernal and Manila could take two to four weeks to clean up, officials said Friday.
By Ladd Brubaker
Sarah Hone, left, and Gabriel Stewart, right, brother and sister of Matthew David Stewart gather during a "Keep the Peace" rally in Ogden Thursday, April 12, 2012. Stewart, a decorated former U.S. Army soldier, is charged with capital murder in the shoot
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Group supporting Matthew Stewart decries ‘war on drugs’ tactics in Jan. 4 shootout
By Ladd Brubaker
Rebecca Musser, who was the 19th of 65 wives of FLDS leader Rulon Jeffs, speaks publicly for the first time about her role in the convictions of 11 FLDS leaders in the Texas trials Wednesday, April 11, 2012, in Salt Lake City.
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Key witness in FLDS trials spoke out ‘for those who have no voice’
Former sister wife details ‘constant state of fear’ at FLDS ranch
By Ladd Brubaker
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4.3 Temblor shakes up Garfield County, but no damage
By Ladd Brubaker
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Small dog may have led to Idaho crash killing Ogden woman
Alcohol, speed and a small dog in the car that distracted the driver may all have been factors in a one-vehicle rollover that killed an Ogden woman Monday evening.
By Ladd Brubaker
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2nd District GOP candidates agree to agree in debate
GOP hopefuls for seat in U.S. House stress backgrounds at debate
By Ladd Brubaker
Draper Police and Unified Fire Authority respond Monday, April 9, 2012 to Holly Grove Court, where a 4-year-old girl was run over by the van her mother was driving. The girl was taken to Primary Children's Medical Center by medical helicopter in stable co
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4-year-old Draper girl is run over by the family van
A 4-year-old girl was rushed by helicopter to Primary Children’s Medical Center after she was accidentally run over by the family van.
By Ladd Brubaker
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2nd District GOP candidates agree to agree in debate
Seven Republican candidates for Utah’s 2nd Congressional District sought to set themselves apart Monday from each other by emphasizing their different backgrounds.
By Ladd Brubaker
In this Tuesday, March 13, 2012 photo, Park Service volunteers, foreground left and right, close up ranks as hikers make their way back towards vans during a supervised tour of Quitobaquito Springs at Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument along the U.S.-Mex
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Border Patrol needs more leeway on federal lands, Rep. Rob Bishop says
Warm spring weather in the Sonoran Desert brings organized public tours to an area of the Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument, which is normally closed to visitor access.
By Ladd Brubaker
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Border Patrol needs more leeway on federal lands, Bishop says
By Ladd Brubaker
Andrew Roush celebrates the one year anniversary of his accident with family and friends Saturday, March 24, 2012. He was hit head on March 24, 2011. After six surgeries, the group gathered togehter to celebrate how far he has come at his Syracuse home.
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Syracuse family ‘celebrates’ one year after near-fatal accident
Andrew Roush and his family opened their house Saturday and served up food to friends, family, neighbors and others to celebrate the one-year anniversary of the head-on collision that almost killed him.
By Ladd Brubaker
As part of Trolley SquareÕs renovation, the historic archway bearing Trolley SquareÕs name will be relocated just west of the current location January 5, 2009. The archway was originally located downtown Salt Lake City at the Capitol Theater and was move
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Salt Lake man charged with making Trolley Square bomb threat
A Salt Lake City man dressed up as a security guard and called 911 to make bomb threats to Trolley Square and the police station because “it was a high or a rush,” according to charges filed in Third District Court Thursday.
By Ladd Brubaker
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Suspect in Jordan River killing facing additional charges
A man arrested in connection with the killing of a 15-year-old Riverton girl whose body was found in the Jordan River on March 11 now faces new charges in connection with an incident that allegedly occurred the day before.
By Ladd Brubaker
Provo Police investigators made a traffic stop on a vehicle for traffic violations. The vehicle, pictured above, shows damage from ramming a police vehicle, police said.
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Provo school locked down as police search and find suspects in chase
A Provo elementary school was locked down Wednesday as police searched nearby for the driver of a vehicle who had rammed a police vehicle during a traffic stop and then led police on a chase.
By Ladd Brubaker
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Second suspect charged with murder for smoke shop killing
By Ladd Brubaker
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Driver charged with crashing into fence, killing three dogs
A man who police say killed three dogs when he fled officers and crashed a stolen vehicle through the fence of a west Salt Lake residence, has been charged with three counts of aggravated cruelty to an animal.
By Ladd Brubaker
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Corrections officer charged for sexual activity with parolee
A female corrections officer was charged Tuesday with custodial sexual misconduct for allegedly engaging in sexual activities with a female resident of a correctional facility.
By Ladd Brubaker
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Carbon monoxide scare at Heber City elementary school
Seventeen students and a teacher were treated at a local hospital Tuesday after a carbon monoxide scare at Heber Valley Elementary School.
By Ladd Brubaker
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Courtroom scuffle leads to civil suit in Utah adoption case
Robert Manzanares, the former Colorado resident whose fight to be declared the parent of his biological daughter went to the Utah Supreme Court, is suing the child’s would-be adoptive father after a courtroom scuffle last week.
By Ladd Brubaker
Kathy Lynn Tarrant Martin, the cousin of Jennifer Graves, has been reported missing. Graves is the sister of Josh Powell.
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Missing Syracuse woman found in Salt Lake City homeless shelter
By Ladd Brubaker
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3 ‘Iraqi Mafia’ charged with kidnapping daughter/sister
A woman’s father and two brothers, who police say are “Iraqi Mafia” gang members, have been charged with kidnapping for allegedly forcing the woman into a car, and chasing down and assaulting her boyfriend.
By Ladd Brubaker
Kathy Lynn Tarrant Martin, the cousin of Jennifer Graves, has been reported missing. Graves is the sister of Josh Powell.
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Syracuse woman is missing, family seeking help to find her
An adult cousin of Jennifer Graves, the outspoken sister of Josh Powell, has gone missing and her family is seeking the public’s help to find her.
By Ladd Brubaker
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