Sunday Edition: Healthcare 101
The Affordable Care Act is creating major reform and new health care options. It mandates everyone in the U.S. get insurance. In this special edition of Sunday Edition we will help you navigate the maze of information.	Link to Story
Builder chosen for Utah's Hope Lodge facility
The American Cancer Society has selected a local builder, R&O Construction, to build its newest Hope Lodge. The facility intends to house cancer patients at their caregivers while they receive treatment locally.	Link to Story
Police make arrest in Key Bank robbery
Police have arrested a man they believe robbed a Key West bank on Friday.	Link to Story
5 things to know about the new health exchange
In Utah and across the country, new online insurance marketplaces are scheduled to open for business Tuesday as part of the new federal health overhaul. Utah officials have opted to have the federal government run its marketplace for individuals, while the state continues running its online marketplace for small businesses, which was created in 2009.	Link to Story
Utah educators find success in teamwork with at-risk students
Principals from several Utah schools were invited to the Education Task Force meeting to describe how the schools remain high-
achieving despite the challenges of large at-risk student populations.	Link to Story
Teen re-enacts 'Breakfast at Tiffany's' for a good cause
A classic American movie came to life for a Sandy teenager, but it wasn't just for fun. It was for a good cause.	Link to Story
Former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman weighs in on shutdown
Republicans can't win the divisive fight over Obamacare, and if the government shuts down, it wouldn't be for long, former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr. said Sunday.	Link to Story
400 veterinarians visit Hogle Zoo as part of worldwide conference
Ten veterinarians watched closely as Utah's Hogle Zoo keepers performed daily training with Eli, a V8-juice-loving orangutan with a five-year streak correctly predicting the Super Bowl.	Link to Story
Government shutdown could devastate recreation industry
If the government shuts down, many of the nation's favorite recreation spots could be locked up and closed.	Link to Story
Officer-involved shooting in Grantsville
Emergency dispatch workers confirmed an officer-involved shooting Sunday night on Clark Street.	Link to Story
Utah farmers exporting massive amounts of hay to China
In the last five years, a new business has exploded in Utah. The Beehive State is exporting enormous amounts of hay to China and raking in tens of millions of dollars a year in the process.