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Taylor was killed Saturday in Kabul when a member of the Afghan National Defense and Security Forces opened fire. The attacker was immediately killed by other Afghan forces, the NATO-led Resolute Support coalition said.He had been elected to the city council of North Ogden, about 45 miles north of Salt Lake City, in 2009 and became mayor in 2013, according to the city council website. He temporarily stepped down as mayor to deploy to Afghanistan with the Utah Army National Guard, according to his biography on North Ogden's website. He served 12 years as an officer in the United States Army National Guard, including seven years on active duty. Taylor also served two tours of duty in Iraq and Afghanistan.He's survived by his wife Jennie and seven children. Last month on their 15th wedding anniversary, Taylor penned a post on Facebook about his "rock star wife" who he said had been "superwoman through birthing and raising seven children, and through four deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan."A second service member was also injured in the attack and is undergoing medical treatment.The attack that killed Taylor comes a little more than two weeks after US Army Brig. Gen. Jeffrey Smiley, who oversees the NATO military advisory mission in southern Afghanistan, was wounded in an insider attack in Kandahar province. The commander of U.S. and NATO forces in Afghanistan, US Army Gen. Scott Miller, was also present but escaped uninjured.Two Afghan officials, including the southern province's powerful police chief, Gen. Abdul Raziq Achakzai, were killed. The Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack.A report released by the U.S. government's own ombudsman of the war reports that the Taliban have strengthened their grip in Afghanistan over the past three years and now control more territory than at any time since 2001. 1839

The [SDPD] is working with the community and our faith-based partners to stop this violence, as it is my highest priority. We want the public to know we are working around the clock investigating the recent violent incidents which have shaken our community to the core. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the victims, their grieving families, and all who have been impacted by these senseless crimes. I am putting all of the Department's available resources toward furthering these investigations, in an effort to identify those responsible and hold them accountable for their crimes. 599

The 22-year-old Lauer made a mistake in the second with a fastball that Story took deep to left to give the Rockies a 7-0 lead. Story's other grand slam was April 21, 2017, against San Francisco. 195

Suspects Jonathan Salazar and Santos Fonseca escaped from a Monterey County detention facility on Nov. 3 after authorities said the men exploited a “blind spot” in jail security. 178

That’s a record of more than 64 million people now living that way, and that number has been rising since 1970.“People choose to live this way for practical reasons,” Pattison said.“Cost of living. I think it’s very very simple, it’s all about the dollars. That’s why it’s becoming more common,” said Chris Lopez, a real estate agent with Your Castle Real Estate.Lopez also lives in a multigenerational home with his wife, young kids and his wife’s mother. “We are easily saving ,000 a month, if not more, between shared living expenses, housing costs, miscellaneous costs but mostly just day care,” he said. “If you look at the numbers there, you can save a breathtaking amount of money. “The cost of “basic necessities” has risen more than inflation over the past 30 years, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. But money isn’t the only driving force behind this housing trend.“I think it’s a combination of the cultural, finances, and just quality of life,” Lopez said. “We’ve been at it for almost two years now and having my wife’s mother live with us, it’s a better quality of life for all of us.” 1112