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Utah police officers save teen having a seizure while driving © Provided by KUTV Salt Lake City Two Utah police officers are being praised for their heroic efforts after they rescued a teenager, who was having a seizure while driving.  While stopped at a light near Taylorsville High School on Dec. 9, Unified Police Officer Jesse Allen and Murray Sgt. Jason Coons saw a teenage girl who appeared to be having a seizure in the driver's seat of another car.  According to the story posted on Taylorsville City's website, the girl was unconscious and her car was drifting through the stoplight int...

The SEC said a Utah duo claimed a 'spiritual revelation' led to their high-end trading platform, but it was fraud scheme resulting in $11 million in losses.

Convicted Utah fraudsters used ‘spiritual revelation’ to bilk investors of $11M, feds say Dennis Romboy © Scott G Winterton, Deseret News A flag flies in front of the federal courthouse in Salt Lake City on Tuesday, Feb. 18, 2020. SALT LAKE CITY — Two Utah men who met in prison while serving time for unrelated fraud schemes were charged in federal court over a fraudulent trading program one of them claimed to have received in a “spiritual revelation,” according to the Securities and Exchange Commission. Thomas J. Robbins, of Heber City, and Daniel J. Merriman, of ...

Deseret News Taylorsville, Ogden welcome new police chiefs Brady Cottam will lead Taylorsville’s newly formed department, while Eric Young takes over as chief of the Ogden Police Department in the city where he was raised Share this story Jeffrey D. Allred, Deseret News OGDEN — Two Utah cities will start the new year with new leadership in their police departments. Both Ogden and Taylorsville introduced new police chiefs on Tuesday. In Ogden, city officials chose a native son in Eric Young to replace retiring Chief Randy Watt. “I am honored and humbled to be selected by Mayor Mike Caldw...

Two Utah business leaders on Thursday donated $100,000 to a Salt Lake City-based nonprofit that helps Utahns experiencing homelessness or recovering from drug addiction. The Other Side Academy provides a two-and-a-half-year residential program meant to give its students, many of whom have been incarcerated, “valuable vocational skills” while also offering “something completely different than incarceration and short-term drug treatment,” according to Managing Director Dave Durocher, who himself has been to prison four times for a total of 15 years. The nonprofit requires it...