Utah38 articles

• The highlight of Llama Fest? Llamas, of course
• Three die in Carbon County helicopter crash
• Bear Lake accident leaves one dead
• Salt Lake fire knocked down quickly
• Transforming education — Initiative aims to make Utah viable producer of competent workers
• Assessor says Davis valuations may jump
• NASA astronaut tells children in Salt Lake to shoot for the stars
• Animal Planet Expo — Group hopes to show families conservation is important
• Bomb threat forces Centerville businesses to evacuate
• Utah justices rule riverbeds must be open to the public
• Build America makes stop in Utah
• Healthcare Hotline: Questions answered on pediatric, neonatal care
• Death row inmate without attorney
• Crossroads to help homeless get homes
• Ontario is taking steps to join climate initiative
• Salt Lake Habitat is going green
• American Fork residents face tax increase
• Farmington project to break ground
• Used vegetable oil powers Big Green Bus
• Association to study air in eastern Utah
• Powell pipeline estimated at $1 billion
• Court report says daughter of Jeffs was married at 15
• 3rd District judge is honored
• South S.L. gets new fire station
• Police put focus on Glendale area
• UHP cites driver of tour bus in crash near Bryce Canyon
• Eastern Utah's Farm Creek area being monitored for flooding
• Pirate O's finds niche with international flair
• Photo: Digital artwork
• Mill Hollow fire in Duchesne Co. expands from 533 to 668 acres
• Matheson to speak at WGU ceremonies
• Man facing charges in rape of 11-year-old girl
• 2 killed when car rolls on I-15 near St. George
• Executive at UVRMC joins national group
• Tracy Aviary gets $250,000 grant
• Amateurs can get close-up look at sun
• Meeting will discuss being a foster parent
• Local births

Sports31 articles

• British Open: Weir slides into 27th after third-round score of 4-over-par
• Utah Jazz: D-Mill(ions) — Jazz point guard signs $50 million extension
• Beck optimistic about Miami's future
• Real Salt Lake: Joy finds happiness on the field again
• British Open: Stormin' Norman trails Choi
• Spain's Freire wins Stage 14 of Tour de France
• The Shark is circling with 2-shot lead in British
• MLB late game: Loney hits homer in 11th inning to lift Dodgers
• Brad Rock: Ties that bind — Deron's signing bodes well for team's future
• Rocky Mountain Revue: Koufos has 'long way to go,' Corbin says
• Utah Jazz mum on whether they will match offer for Miles
• Cavendish races to Tour de France stage win
• Utah Jazz: Williams pleads with Boozer
• Lost balls send Weir off British Open leaderboard
• Register online today for July 24 races
• Salt Lake Bees: Beelines — Bees 11, Grizzlies 4
• Real Salt Lake game day
• Owlz post 3rd shutout victory
• NBA: Knicks top Suns to D'Antoni's delight
• Campus notes
• MLB: Jenks comes off 15-day DL
• MLB roundup: Reds stops Mets streak
• Transactions
• Sports on the air
• Amputee fails to make South African team
• British Open scores
• NHL: Sabres' Miller gets 5-year extension
• Tennis: Williams, Davenport to skip SoCal tourney
• Boxer, 11 others charged in drug ring
• U.S. gymnast Worley out with leg injury
• NFL: Redskins, WR Thomas agree to 4-year deal

World & Nation27 articles

• Many American Olympians not born in the USA
• Tropical Storm Cristobal forms off Southeast coast
• Brazilian police recover stolen Picasso print
• Bush agrees to discuss Iraq timetable
• 2 aid workers from France kidnapped in Afghanistan
• Pope apologizes for clergy sex abuse
• Families will get access to WTC site
• Most California fires contained; stubborn blazes left
• Iran, EU to resume nuclear talks in 2 weeks
• McCain, Romney warming to each other
• McCain adviser Gramm resigns after 'whiners
• Crane collapses, kills 4 at Houston oil refinery
• Dead penguins wash ashore Rio's beaches
• Some visit parks with grim agenda
• Texas board approves standards for Bible classes in high schools
• Baltimore paper cuts 100 jobs
• Some U.S. Olympians born in other countries
• Demos press Gates, KBR on electrical work
• Ex-contractor in Iraq allegedly stole 10 million gallons of fuel
• Photo: Finally, a time to grieve
• Photo: Stuck in the mud
• Authorities find body in woman's apartment
• Arrest of Chinese dissident reported
• Army shoots live pigs to learn lifesaving skills
• Woman pleads guilty to pregnant-teen plot
• Bertha upgraded again, poses no threat to land
• World datelines

Business13 articles

• Rental hikes — Salt Lake, Provo top list of biggest increases in nation
• Utah offers incentives to lure jobs
• Italian name, Utah design: Fezzari's bikes snapped up by cyclists worldwide
• Has oil bubble finally burst?
• Farmers urged to 'harvest' energy
• 'Dark Knight' sets box office record with $66.4 million
• Group aims to target regulatory process
• Game designers need passion
• P&G testing diaper product that would cut material costs
• Citigroup posts loss, but its stock rises 8%
• Starbucks names stores it's closing, including 4 in Utah
• American Airlines to cut 1,500 maintenance jobs
• Raser Technologies signs 8 more geothermal leases

Opinion11 articles

• Utah needs energy answers
• The winners and the losers
• Thomas P.M. Barnett: Globalization has middle class growing, wars shrinking
• Joseph Cramer, M.D.: Overweight need to love, not loathe, themselves
• Readers' forum: Offshore drilling isn't a stunt
• Readers' forum: Greens not to blame
• Readers' forum: Make gang membership illegal
• Readers' forum: Honored by Iranians' visit
• Readers' forum: Thanks, I-80 work crews
• Readers' forum: Use 'mules' in plane takeoffs
• Readers' forum: Name says it all

Arts & Entertainment8 articles

• Sing us one last song at Shea, Piano Man
• Skillful musicians delight at music festival
• British actor gaining fans in U.S.
• Singer calls attention to nation's hard times
• Spears, K-Fed reach agreement over kids
• Hayek ends engagement to French businessman
• Run-DMC rapper is slated for surgery
• Birthdays for Saturday, July 19

Family & Life1 article

• Woman's worst dating fears confirmed

Home & Garden1 article

• Heat from hair dryer may plump up carpet

LDS newsline4 articles

• MormonTimes.com: Mormon Media Observer: LDS profiles
• MormonTimes.com: Taiwan president recognizes Mormons' contributions
• MormonTimes.com book review: 'A Banner is Unfurled: Glory from on High'
• MormonTimes.com: Major medical findings aided by church family history records

Religion & Ethics19 articles

• Book confronts LDS tragedy
• Catholic, Protestant teens work together
• Jerry Johnston: Faith flows like water and heals
• Jamaicans debate translation of Bible
• Church in Hawaii hopes to honor priest
• ACLU to defend Amish in buggy-lights case
• Boston archdiocese says finances better
• FAIR gathering to put positive light on LDS
• First Baptist Church welcomes visitors
• Family history classes focus on U.S., Canada
• Catholic workshop set on 'God's Call to You'
• Post-Mormon group to meet on Sunday
• Unity Festival planned by W.V. Catholic parish
• Contemporary Christian music at Wolf Mountain
• First Unitarian forum to discuss 'Maize Maze'
• Missionary to speak at Provo Bible Church
• Llama Fest is today at Krishna Temple
• Handcart Pageant July 22-26 in Nephi
• Sunstone Symposium scheduled for Aug. 6-9

Television4 articles

• Filming 'HSM' show in Utah a 'blast' for Lachey
• Guests for the Sunday TV news shows
• Is 'Scrubs' calling it quits? Maybe
• This weekend on TV

• Helicopter crash kills 3 in Price 0
• Are Tasers good tools for police — or deadly force? 1
• Many organizations raise driving-safety awareness 0
• Programs steer Utah teens toward safer driving 0
• Camp Kearns: Documents offer new glimpse into life at dismantled WWII base 0

• Decade's best: Cougars, Utes each land 8 stars on 25-man squad 0
• Utah Jazz: Fesenko bounces back with improved performance 0
• Real Salt Lake: Lack of scoring aside, RSL pleased to get another tie 1
• Shark sinks teeth into British Open 0
• Brad Rock: Will a new driver for the Miller empire result in changed direction? 0

• The 'staycationers' — Cost-conscious vacationers simulate travel 1
• Giving employees flexible work hours improves business 1
• Health-insurance caps can strand patients 0
• 'Megapolitans' may be facing mega troubles 0
• Bush presses Congress on gas prices 0