Briefs From Logan Church Fire and South Salt Lake Incident
Logan Fire Marshal says a malfunctioning organ fan motor may triggered an alarm at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints building Sunday evening but no fire was found and few occupants were evacuated. In South Salt Lake a man was subdued by police near a bus station after being seen climbing a wall. he was hospitalized and may face charges amid possible hallucinogen use. Also, New Mexico lawmakers push a bipartisan bill to cede federal public land to the state, prompting debate over costs and constitutionality.
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Weber State dancers seek Kickstarter funds for San Francisco trip
Weber State University Dance Company plans a May 24 to 26 trip to Dance Mission Theater in San Francisco to present a three day concert series. 14 dancers have raised 27 percent of 4000 from 26 backers with a March 14 deadline.
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Warrant issued for Ammar Harris in deadly Las Vegas Strip shooting
Las Vegas police said a warrant exists for 26 year old ex convict Ammar Harris, identified as the prime suspect in a shooting and fiery crash that killed three people on the Strip last week. Investigators say Harris armed and dangerous, with a city wide manhunt and billboards planned.
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Police investigate fatal police involved shooting on I 15
Northbound I 15 near Cen terville was closed until after 11 p m after a fatal crash. Police say a vehicle traveling too fast into slowly moving traffic triggered the incident at Mile Marker 319 near Parrish Lane as investigators secured the scene and notified next of kin.
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