Teen Sentenced In Tragic Taber, Alberta High School Shootings

The teen who shot two students, killing one, eight days after the 1999 Columbine tragedy, plead guilty Friday to one count of first-degree murder and two counts of attempted murder, and was sentenced to three years in prison, on top of the 18 months he has already served. The sentence closes the tragic Taber, Alberta case, which struck this heavily Mormon town over a year ago.

Judy Paroled; No Longer A Threat To LDS Leaders

Cody Robert Judy, the man who held President Howard W. Hunter and a crowd of 17,000 people hostage with what he claimed was a bomb, is out on parole seven years after the incident. Judy was released from the Utah State Prison Tuesday after serving the seven years as part of a 15 year sentence.

LDS Writer Gives Thanksgiving Thoughts In LA Times

LDS writer Kathleen Lubeck Peterson again shared her thoughts in the Orange County edition of the Los Angeles Times, telling her neighbors about her family's history and how that history frames Thanksgiving for her.

BYU university professorships named for prominent founders

A new program of naming university professorships after prominent founders of Brigham Young University has been announced by the Academic Vice President's Office.

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