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LISBON — Much of the testimony Thursday in the aggravated murder case against Nathan Tataseo focused on inconsistencies. The evidence didn’t match up with what Nathan told police. That’s according to multiple law enforcement witnesses who testified in Columbiana County Common Pleas Court to what they discovered about the days leading up to finding 76-year-old […]

LISBON — Much of the testimony Thursday in the aggravated murder case against Nathan Tataseo focused on inconsistencies. The evidence didn’t match up with

After two homes slid into a ravine in a Draper neighborhood, the city's mayor said municipalities need more leverage when it comes to dealing with developers. Now, Utah Gov. SpencerCox said he is willing to have the discussion about how to rebalance the relationship between developers and cities.

LISBON — Much of the testimony Thursday in the aggravated murder case against Nathan Tataseo focused on inconsistencies. The evidence didn’t match up with

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox says he believes that the money the Legislature set aside to help cover emergency flood and landslide costs should cover Utahs financial needs for next few weeks.

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox says he believes that the money the Legislature set aside to help cover emergency flood and landslide costs should cover Utahs financial needs for next few weeks.

Urban Living

What’s left of one of the homes that partially slid off a cliff in Draper in recent days is finally gone. Demolition crews struck down the remaining parts of the building Wednesday.

The Draper home that slid into a ravine last week was built in an area historically prone to landslides. But cities have been limited by the Legislature and the courts from taking common-sense steps to try to protect residents and prevent future collapses.