A Cedar City man says police used a Taser on him shortly after he suffered a seizure during a traffic stop. Now Travis Braun wants to have DUI and other charges dropped against him.   more >>

Allegations that members of a southern Utah polygamous sect are guilty of widespread welfare fraud were raised repeatedly this summer during a U.S. Senate judiciary committee hearing.   more >>

The University of Utah football team has gone undefeated twice now in the past five years, but they'll never win a championship under the current BCS situation.   more >>

Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff spent two days touring twin border towns run by a polygamous sect as part of an effort to resolve a dispute over the group's communal property trust.   more >>

An environmental activist threw a controversial oil and gas auction into chaos earlier this week. He may face criminal charges for infiltrating the auction under false pretenses.   more >>

Artists from Nirvana to the Red Hot Chili Peppers have seen sales of their music more than double after being released on the games. Some bands are featured on special editions like Aerosmith on "Guitar Hero" this year and, soon, The Beatles with MTV Games — and last month, The Killers released two new songs on "Guitar Hero" the same time their latest album came out.   more >>

With a slow economy it can be tough to find a job or even keep the one that you have.   more >>

The Nightside Project is doing their part to raise money for this year's Quarters for Christmas.

Be sure to check out the KSL Nightside Quarters for Christmas Collectors Pack that we're auctioning off on ebay by clicking on the link below:

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Nightside's movie man Kevin Carr from Fat Guys at the Movies joins us each and every Friday to review the latest movies hitting the box office this weekend.   more >>

With Congress gridlocked and the economy floundering, the Bush administration declared Friday it would step in and prevent the "precipitous collapse" of the U.S. auto industry and the disastrous national economic impact of the hundreds of thousands of job losses sure to follow.   more >>

More accidents are being caused by people talking or texting while driving. Now engineers at the University of Utah have invented a special key to prevent people from using their cell phones behind the wheel.   more >>

Gregg Stebben joins the Nightside Project each and every week to discuss the latest in technology.   more >>

Ogden City Police Department announced it will look into that complaint. Natasha Child claims while her husband was being arrested on May 18, 2008, officer Hammond threw her to the ground, pulled her pants down and pushed her against his patrol car. Child said, "He slammed me to the ground with all his weight. He pulled my pants down. He pushed me up against the car."   more >>

Over 300 Utahns died of prescription drug overdose in the past couple of years and those watching the problem say it is exploding.   more >>

An Indian Court has been called to ban Google Earth amid suggestions the online satellite imaging was used to help plan the terror attacks that killed more than 170 people in Mumbai last month.   more >>