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As he had promised, and just a few weeks before public schools begin a new year, attorney Tom Mars on Tuesday filed a lawsuit in the Pulaski County…

Family members of a man believed to have died more than two decades ago have come forward after police asked for help identifying the remains found in Utah County in October.

The Utah County Sheriff's Office has located relatives of a man whose remains are believed to be those found in a field in November.

Utah County officials are attempting to positively identify a man found dead in a field last fall.

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The former Faulkner County circuit court judge served less than half of a 10-year sentence for bribery as part of a long-running corruption investigation.

Dangerous Idaho fugitive captured in Utah County Photo provided by Boise Police Department Idaho fugitive Steven John Everett. and last updated 2021-07-06 20:01:13-04 UTAH COUNTY, Utah — Utah County Sheriffs Office (UCSO) was able to capture a fugitive wanted in Idaho after working with Boise and Provo police to track down the man in Provo Canyon. Steven John Everett, 33, was wanted for a parole violation for dangerous drugs and for aggravated strong arm assault. As they were searching for...

Did you see our piece recently, celebrating the life of renowned Victorian novelist, Anthony Trollope, on the occasion of his birthday? While I was putting it together, I was in touch with Barry Sullivan, one of the Archive Team here at DC Thomson. In discussion, Barry mentioned that Anthony Trollope “may well have shared some similarities with the Friend’s own Annie S. Swan. Both were very popular and widely read in their heyday, and both very prolific. Both knew the value of their work, a...

Print It’s safe to say most Americans who were alive on Sept. 11, 2001, remember precisely what they were doing the moment they heard New York and the Pentagon had been attacked. Less certain is whether many of us have a similarly clear recollection of the following Oct. 7, when U.S. planes began bombing Afghanistan, starting a war that would last nearly 20 years and cost vastly more lives and resources than the terrorist attacks that spawned it. I remember where I was: in my college dorm on ...

First published on Thu 9 Oct 2014 18.15 EDT One of John Ruskin’s many achievements was single-handedly creating a modern academic industry with the ambiguous way he described his unconsummated marriage to his young Scottish bride Euphemia “Effie” Gray. In the course of legal correspondence connected to their divorce, the great Victorian critic claimed there were “circumstances in her person” which disgusted him. Did that mean her pubic hair? Was he just reactin...