Crime

Michael Birkeland has appeared on camera many times for his work in LDS-themed movies, but he found himself in jail after a UVSC art instructor told police that he appeared on the Web camera of a stolen computer.

In a town of a thousand people, crime doesn't go unnoticed.

The mother in Utah County's infamous bridenapping case may be headed back to court after the doctor who conducted her psychological evaluation wrote that she may not be able to comply with the terms of her sentence because he says she suffers from a personality disorder.

A Highland man is facing federal charges of stealing government funds for allegedly using his father's retirement benefits for 11 years after his death.

David Ragsdale, the man accused of gunning down his wife in a church parking lot in Lehi, dismissed his defense attorney, saying he was not happy with the way Greg Skordas was handling his case.

Two Lehi police officers who shot and killed a woman after she fired on another officer have been cleared to return to work.

The Lehi police officer who was shot twice in the head during a traffic stop last month has been upgraded from serious to fair condition.

A judge is waiting for more information before making a decision on whether to move the trials of the two men charged with killing Kiplyn Davis.

Payson police said a man arrested in a domestic dispute not only threatened the arresting officer and his family, but emphasized that he knew where the officer lived by describing his home and vehicles.

Police and prosecutors are hoping that suspects in three Utah County deaths who are believed to be in Mexico will be brought to justice.

A preliminary hearing for former Eagle Mountain City Councilwoman Linn Strouse was postponed Wednesday after prosecutors realized they had filed the wrong charge against her.

A judge on Wednesday ruled that the two defendants in the Kiplyn Davis murder case will have separate trials.