Gabrielle Shiozawa

Nov 14, 2023 | deseret.com | Gabrielle Shiozawa

More than 50 years after a U.S. Marine from American Fork went missing during the Vietnam War, he received full military honors during his funeral on Veterans Day. The American Fork Cemetery was packed with family and community members Saturday afternoon to honor the life of Capt. Ralph Jim Chipman, known as Jim Chipman to friends and family. "It's good to have a piece of him home," said Chipman's wife, Susan Richards, during the funeral.

Nov 11, 2023 | ksl.com | Gabrielle Shiozawa

Estimated read time: 3-4 minutesAMERICAN FORK — More than 50 years after a U.S. Marine from American Fork went missing during the Vietnam War, he received full military honors during his funeral on Veterans Day. The American Fork Cemetery was packed with family and community members Saturday afternoon to honor the life of Capt. Ralph Jim Chipman, known as Jim Chipman to friends and family. "It's good to have a piece of him home," said Chipman's wife, Susan Richards, during the funeral.

Nov 7, 2023 | ksl.com | Gabrielle Shiozawa

Estimated read time: 2-3 minutesLOGAN — A former Utah State University professor was sentenced Monday to three days in jail, with credit for one day already served, after he confessed to misusing almost $12,000 in university funds. Terry Allan Messmer, 70, was sentenced in 1st District Court to three days in the Cache County Jail, scheduled to begin 8 a.m. Saturday. He was granted credit for one day served, meaning he will only spend two more days in jail. Messmer pleaded guilty Sept.

Nov 7, 2023 | deseret.com | Gabrielle Shiozawa

Kristi Holt stopped in the middle of the Safe2Feel conference at Utah Valley University in Orem on Saturday to ask audience member Claire Pesci, 17, how she was feeling. "Overwhelmed," Claire said. The audience had just spent hours learning about navigating emotions and getting in touch with their own feelings. Holt guided Claire through a breathing exercise and putting her hand over her heart to help her feel her way through the emotion until she felt OK again.

Nov 7, 2023 | ksl.com | Gabrielle Shiozawa

Estimated read time: Less than a minuteST. GEORGE — A Washington County woman pleaded guilty to wire fraud and false statement on a tax return Thursday after prosecutors say she embezzled more than $232,000 as an HOA treasurer. Former Lava Bluff HOA treasurer Sharon Lee Ann Gordon, 66, of Hurricane, diverted funds from four HOA members' bank accounts to her personal bank account between 2016 and March 2022, according to a statement from the U.S. Attorney's Office of Utah.