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US Safety Board Advises Woods Cross Refinery to Shut Down for Now Video

The Utah oil refinery where there was a huge gas explosion earlier this month is shutting down until investigators can determine it's safe to reopen, federal officials said Friday. The Nov. 4 blast at the Silver Eagle Refinery in Woods Cross damaged 10 nearby homes but caused no injuries. The U.S. Chemical Safety Board has been investigating the explosion.

Jazz Handle 76ers 112-90

While coach Jerry Sloan was addressing the media, a giddy group of Utah Jazz players could be heard laughing in the adjacent locker room. They had plenty of reasons to be thrilled. Carlos Boozer had 24 points and 12 rebounds, Wesley Matthews added a career-high 16 points and the short-handed Utah Jazz ran past the Philadelphia 76ers 112-90 on Friday night. "They should be happy," Sloan said. "I don't think a lot of people expected them to win."

Multiple Crash on I-15 South Kills One, Binds Up Traffic for Hours Video

A fatal rollover accident involving eight cars halted traffic for hours Friday afternoon on Southbound Interstate 15 near 8000 South. Cameron Roden, Utah Highway Patrol spokesman, said the fatal crash happened just before 1:00 p.m. near 8000 South and two other accidents occurred at 1300 South and 5500 South involving one vehicle in particular causing the incidents.

Police Seek Skateboard Bandit in Connection with Robbery Video

The suspect rolled up with his skateboard to the Credit Union Service Center just before closing Thursday afternoon and made the teller fill up a backpack with money at gunpoint. Police have pictures of the suspect, taken from security. And they think that he is linked to a similar robbery from July. Cameras capture the suspect walk into the credit union dropping his skateboard to the ground then pulling a handgun to damand money. The suspect was last seen wearing black pants, hoodie and gloves while weilding what appears to be a black, semi-automatic handgun. The standout look was a green cap under the hood.

Grocery Wars: New Chain Stores Pushing Food Prices Down Video

With big grocery chains like Associated Foods (Fresh Markets) and WinCo opening up in the Salt Lake Valley, residents are seeing their usual grocery spots lowering prices for some foods. And with the holiday season nearing, evidence of price wars and competition is heating up. At Dick's, they are trying to drive customers in by offering a loyalty card where you save cash. While Smith's is taking that same concept and offering a new cash rewads card. Many stores are trying the low prices for loyalty angle. Except local Harmons, who are simply banking on the fact that they are local and believe their customers stick with what they know and trust.

H1N1 Safety: Health Officials Address Vaccine Concerns, Flu Prevention Video

The Utah Department of Health said next week's national supply of the H1N1 vaccine will be short by two million doses. "I can only apologize on behalf on the poo bahs in washington or the manufacturers and say that we're at risk of their ability to manufacture," said Dr. David Sundwall, executive director of the Utah Department of Health. "Good news is they're not pushing it out untested. So it has to be safe before they're letting us have it."