Newly sworn Huntsman says Utahns will prevail Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr. was sworn in as Utah's 16th governor Monday afternoon in a ceremony held on the steps of the State Capitol, acknowledging the troubling economy, but challenging Utahns to remain optimistic and forward-looking. Full Story
Dems take over S.L. County Council Daunting. Troubling. Haunting. Those were a few of words mentioned during Monday's swearing-in ceremony to describe the economic climate that Salt Lake County's newest council members will face during the year ahead. Full Story
Utah Jazz: Millsap calls Warriors' game 'must-win' The Jazz were in a jovial mood at Monday's pregame shootaround, with Deron Williams punting balls into the upper deck at EnergySolutions Arena for rookie center Kosta Koufos to retrieve. Full Story
Proper punishment Underage drinking is dangerous for the drinker and everyone else on the highways if the drinker drives. And it can be financially devastating for owners of bars and taverns when underage drinkers sneak in and retailers are caught selling alcohol to someone with a fake ID. Full Story
Pop Top: 'Towelhead' touches nerves -- and truth DVD » Director/screenwriter Alan Ball's blunt R-rated coming-of-age movie, "Towelhead," about a 13-year-old Arab-American girl's (Summer Bishil) struggles with racism and sexuality, isn't for everyone. Full Story
Detroit lawyer gets 5-cent IRS bill, 4-cent refund DETROIT » James Howarth is a little confused by two letters he has received from the Internal Revenue Service.
The Detroit defense lawyer received one letter in November that said he owed the IRS money -- five cents. Full Story
Utah's greenest office building 'Leeds' the way S outh Jordan » This suburb now boasts Utah's greenest office building.
Kennecott Land's Daybreak Corporate Center scored platinum -- the highest possible rating -- in the U. Full Story
