Utah

  • Ed officials in limbo on tests

    Since receiving the green light from the Utah Legislature on computer-adaptive testing, State Office of Education officials are now hitting up the federal government for approval.
    12:06 a.m. |0 comments

  • Can drinking coffee help control type 2 diabetes?

    Nutrition scientists aren't ready to recommend coffee as a dietary supplement, but they say something in it is definitely beneficial to controlling the course and perhaps the onset of type 2 diabetes — a mostly diet-based, self-induced metabolism disorder linked to dozens of serious illnesses.
    12:06 a.m. |0 comments

  • Snow, cold blast Utah

    A winter-preview snowstorm brought nearly a foot of powder to parts of the state and brought record low temperatures with it Sunday.
    12:06 a.m. |0 comments

  • Schools browsing Web profiles

    Many college students submerged in the information age can't resist the urge to post personal information online. But some aren't aware that important people might be using Web sites to check up on them.
    12:06 a.m. |0 comments

Oct. 13, 2008

Yesterday

» All stories

Oct. 11, 2008

» All stories

Oct. 10, 2008

» All stories

Oct. 9, 2008

» All stories

Austin Cook and his friend Addison Bye watch Sunday's snowstorm from a bench at Silver Lake as they try their luck at some cold-weather fishing. (Scott G. Winterton, Deseret News)
Scott G. Winterton, Deseret News
Snow, cold blast Utah
Austin Cook and his friend Addison Bye watch Sunday's snowstorm from a bench at Silver Lake as they try their luck at some cold-weather fishing.
Read more