Standard-Examiner staff

Man dies in Clearfield mobile home fire

CLEARFIELD -- An adult male died Thursday after being found unconscious in a burning mobile home, according to a news release from the Clearfield Police Department.

Three football-playing brothers: Stick together despite WSU, USU rivalry

This time next fall, three Higgins brothers from the island of Hawaii will have one game in the Top of Utah circled on their calendar: Weber State at Utah State.

Court denies pipeline delays / Request for emergency injunction to stop Ruby construction falls flat

ELKO, Nev. -- A federal appeals court has denied an environmental group's request for an emergency injunction to block construction of a gas pipeline across Utah and three other Western states.

Darts face off with Warriors

KAYSVILLE -- The Darts' Gavin Fowler has never played a high school football game at Earl Jones Field.

Dog free to run trails? Ogden cracking down / Patrols increase after complaints of fights, messes

OGDEN -- City animal-control officers are stepping up foot patrols along East Bench walking trails because of an increasing number of complaints about dogs running at large.

Raptors play long ball to blow away Chukars, 10-4

OGDEN -- As voters consider the Pioneer League MVP award, several Raptors made strong statements with their efforts during Ogden's 10-4 win over the Idaho Falls Chukars on Thursday night at Lindquist Field.

Busy weekend for Wildcats in soccer, volleyball and golf

OGDEN -- The Weber State University women's soccer team kicks off a five-match homestand this afternoon when the Wildcats take on unbeaten St. Mary's College at Wildcat Soccer Field.

Utah QB is a real Wynn-er

Jordan Wynn still looks like a kid.

Tanner back as Knights sweep Titans

LAYTON -- Allora Tanner was a proud spectator Saturday when the Knights won the Round Table Rumble.

The Soulistics perform Saturday at Wolf Creek ski hill in Eden.

Soulistics bring on the brass

Under various names, and various incarnations, The Soulistics have been spreading their smoky sound around Utah for years now.

Weber State University musical theater students are stepping into roles in “Saturday’s Voyeur.”  The Salt Lake Acting Company has extended the popular spoof, which also includes cast members Jesse Pepe and Shannon Musgrave, also affiliated with WSU, who have been performing in the show all summer.

Top of Utah actors step into 'Voyeur' spotlight

So the Salt Lake Acting Company wanted to extend its annual Utah spoof, "Saturday's Voyeur," for one more week, to take advantage of the show's popularity.

Fainting goat

Get out the smelling salts ­-- goats feeling faint

Julie Rose has raised goats before, but she has to treat her current herd with kid gloves -- if they get too excited, they keel over.

"They're docile, quiet and very friendly little goats," she said. "You just don't know when they're going to faint."

Truth & Salvage Co. perform Tuesday at The State Room in Salt Lake City.

Head south and rock with Truth & Salvage

In the world of music, it's sometimes difficult to get the ball rolling downhill toward the big time.

But Truth & Salvage Co., a Los Angeles-based band that sprang from the fertile Southern rock soil of Ashville, N.C., has gotten the ball of fame downright tumbling -- thanks to a little help from Chris Robinson, the singer/mastermind behind The Black Crowes.

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