Clark Gerber

A tragic industrial accident took the life of a construction worker in Saratoga Springs.

The Varsity Theatre was probably the loudest place on BYU campus Election Night. Students on the right and left lined up out the door for free food and the chance to support their side. While there wasn't as much screaming and yelling as a football game, there was still plenty of excitement.

Utah's buck-hunting season is in full swing but a policy change has some hunters up in arms.

They say if you teach a man to fish, you feed him for a lifetime. But if you teach a man to fish at Strawberry reservoir, you might leave his wallet feeling a lot heavier. Strawberry reservoir is hosting a fishing contest, which runs until October 15th. There are about two hundred specially-tagged rainbow trout left in the lake and one of them is worth 25 thousand dollars.

A new survey shows that hunting and fishing are on the decline in Utah and that has the Division of Wildlife Resources concerned. The division says the problem isn't a lack of experienced hunters; there just aren't as many newcomers. Sales have steadily declined in the last two decades and the division says a different kind of gaming is a big part of the reason. College students playing video games is nothing new, but who knew it could have an impact on the ecosystem?

Drivers are used to dodging traffic when they drive through the center of Highland, but a new law will have them avoiding an unexpected danger: bows and arrows. The city recently passed an ordinance which makes it legal for licensed hunters to bow hunt deer within city limits.