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Nature’s Sunshine settles securities fraud charges for $6M
A three-year-long class action lawsuit alleging insider trading and securities fraud by several top executives of Nature's Sunshine Products Inc. was settled for $6 million, company officials announced Friday.
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Wanted: History of Provo Center Street bridge
UDOT will soon tear down the Provo Center Street Viaduct, but before they do, they are hoping the public can provide historic photos and personal histories of its construction.
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BYU soccer coach: No criminal complaint for ponytail pull
PROVO -- A University of New Mexico player on the women's soccer team may have played dirty in a Thursday game against Brigham Young University, but it is unlikely any criminal charges will result from her actions.
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While extoling Yankees, Chaffetz takes swing at health care
It was supposed to be a shout-out to the Yankees, a couple of representatives from each side of the aisle congratulating the newly crowned World Series champions.
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Cities to pay for Fox Hollow's budget shortfall
Citing the need to cover Fox Hollow Golf Course's shortfall, the Pleasant Grove City Council approved a payment to the course to carry it through the non-golfing season. The city will pay $61,940. American Fork and Lehi cities will each chip in that same amount. The three cities own the g…
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Heightened interest in dance brings ballroom to Noah Webster
Dancing at the elementary school level used to be relegated to circle dances during field days and learning the Virginia reel during physical education.
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Ward root-cellars garden produce for the needy
An enormous Pleasant Grove garden run by 250 volunteers that produced at least hundreds of pounds of organic food for out-of-work families might be enough for most people. Not the families of Battle Creek 2nd Ward.
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Orem man charged with murder asks for lower bail
PROVO SEmD Stephen Strate was officially charged with first-degree murder Friday in the shooting death of his brother-in-law.
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Orem schools’ benefit run to help fulfill children’s wishes
Spend a few moments with 4-year-old Caleb Moody of Orem and it's easy to recognize there's something special about the little boy born with hydrocephalus, or water on the brain, said his mother, April Moody.
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Some American Fork residents will get credit on water bill
Eight hundred American Fork residents could qualify for credits on their water bills.
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Agitated BYU football fans get personal
The love put forth by sports fans can change to hate faster than a team can score a touchdown -- or give one up. It's a conditional business, BYU head football coach Bronco Mendenhall acknowledges.
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Clinic's sign about choice, provider says
PROVO -- A 14-year-old sign in a doctor's office has lately gotten a lot of reads.
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33 votes win Eagle Mountain mayoral seat
EAGLE MOUNTAIN -- Eagle Mountain's mayor on Thursday held on to her job by a slim 33 votes.
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Former Mapleton controller charged with theft is missing
MAPLETON SEmD A former Mapleton City controller who is charged with theft has been reported missing.
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Women's group raises money, donates to local causes
A group of women from two chambers of commerce and a local company raised enough money on Thursday to purchase two machines to help severely disabled children communicate.
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Laid-off Lindon workers get federal help
LINDON -- Federal assistance will be available to 30 laid-off workers of ModusLink Corp.'s operations in Lindon and Raleigh, N.C., after federal government officials on Thursday said the company shifted its electronic packaging production to Singapore and Mexico.
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Stabbing victim sentenced for lying about who stabbed him
PROVO SEmD A Provo man was given jail time Thursday for accusing an innocent man of stabbing him, ultimately forcing the accused man to plead to something he had not done.
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Meridian celebrates its 20-year presence in Orem and Provo
OREM -- Though the private college preparatory academy Meridian School in Orem is celebrating 20 years of operation this week, the school's best years may still be ahead of it.
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Take a walk along the Bonneville Shoreline Trail
Nestled along the foothills of Springville, the Bonneville Shoreline Trail offers panoramic views of Utah Valley to hikers, bikers and runners looking for a crisp autumn walk or jog. This year marks the 10-year anniversary of the opening of the 3.5-mile Springville section of the Bonnevil…
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Pleasant Grove man sentenced 21 years for Alpine theft
PROVO SEmD A Pleasant Grove man was sentenced to prison Thursday for stealing nearly half a million dollars from an 89-year-old man.
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