The Colgate-Palmolive Co. says 5-ounce tubes of counterfeit toothpaste sold in discount stores in four states under a Colgate label are being recalled.  

Post / Karl Gehring

The University of Colorado Hospital became the first of three prominent Colorado hospitals to relocate when it launched a week-long move earlier this week.  

Trent Nelson / The Salt Lake Tribune

Mountain bike racer Sarah Kaufmann has a tried and true method for recovering from a big race. First she has a recovery drink, then she eats and then she slips on a pair of thin, skin-hugging tights.   Full Story

Jeffrey J. Marmorstone

Let's talk about the walk-out -- a simple but effective exercise that builds upper-body strength and encourages good posture. The only equipment you need is a stability ball.   Full Story

FARMINGTON — Two local artists who differ in disciplines, yet share the same passion, will share their works with the public with an exhibit at Andrea Kristina's Bookstore and Kafé throughout the month of March.   Full Story

By Melissa Brown mbrown@daily-times.com FARMINGTON — Photography is for some, a profession, and for others, a hobby.   Full Story

The weather might be cold, but now is an excellent time for Utahns to begin planning close-to-home or far-flung summer vacations. Whether booking a cruise to Europe, a stay in Disneyland or trying to secure a group site at a Utah State Park or campground for a long weekend stay, planning ahead   Full Story

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Park City » Wasatch Front residents who have ever wondered how the other half lives need to drive no farther than this thriving resort town. While the Stein Eriksen Lodge has set the bar for luxury hotels in Utah since 1982, four other world-class properties have opened in the Park City   Full Story

Jahi Chikwendiu, Washington Post

You've made it this far — through security at the overseas airport, the whimpering baby in Seat 22E, the neighbor's seat back in your lap — and you have just one more hurdle to clear, the U.S. Customs Declaration form.  

Courtesy of Boston's Freedom Trail

Sure we've all heard of Paul Revere and John Hancock, but what about Crispus Attucks? It turns out Attucks, a dockworker in his 40s, was an important guy in Revolutionary War times, too — the first American, in fact, to die in the colonists' fight for freedom from Britain.