Department of Justice to monitor polling stations in San Juan County
Election polling stations in San Juan County will be monitored Tuesday by the U.S. Department of Justice. In the past, there have been complaints such as translation in Navajo Nation.4 years ago
Police concerned about two teens missing from Utah area
Spanish Fork police say the teens have been missing since Friday.4 years ago
School districts in Utah keeping lunch costs down despite inflation
Inflation hasn't hit some school lunchrooms yet, and school districts in Utah have been able to keep school lunch prices down as a result.4 years ago
Wednesday’s snowstorm will help with water needs of the state
A snowstorm that moved through northern Utah on Wednesday made it look like winter along the Wasatch Front. A KSL meteorologist says the snow will help with Utah's drought.4 years ago
Springville High student suspended for wearing Ku Klux Klan costume
The Springville High student came into the school wearing a sheet for a ghost costume, but supposedly later put on a white KKK-style hood to take a picture.4 years ago
Video of blackface in Utah first surfaced on TikTok
The video shows three teens in blackface dressed up like criminals, purportedly in a Utah Walmart.4 years ago
One year since 13-year-old hit and killed in Taylorsville crosswalk
Karl Finch was hit in a crosswalk on 2700 West in Taylorsville. He later died at Primary Children's Hospital from his injuries.4 years ago
In for a scare? Here are some scary movies filmed in Utah
'Tis the season for scary movies and Utah has hosted a few frightening films over the years. From the 60's to the 2010's, there's something for everyone.4 years ago
The Great Resignation isn’t all bad, Utah economist says
SALT LAKE CITY — In a sign that the Great Resignation continues, Utah’s quit rate has gone back up in recent months. In a slight bump, about 3.5% of Utah workers quit their jobs in August, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. But as Utahns continue to quit their jobs, economists say it’s […]4 years ago
National Report Card shows decline in math and reading, but it’s not as bad in Utah
The National Assessment of Educational Progress showed huge declines in math and reading tests for both fourth and eighth grades.4 years ago
Legislature look to make changes to the Salt Lake County Sheriff’s Office
Utah lawmakers are examining the possibility of making some changes to the Salt Lake County Sheriff's Office.4 years ago
Snow this weekend, is ski season in Utah almost here?
It's still a bit too early to tell what the snow season will look like, but that doesn’t mean Ski Utah isn’t excited.4 years ago
Housing crisis in Park City about to get a lot worse
It’s about to get even harder to find a place to live in Park City and the surrounding area.4 years ago
Complaint alleges discrimination against Latino students in Alpine School District
An advocacy group alleged that Alpine School District discriminates based on race and income, and diverts money away from Title I schools.4 years ago
Utah drought update: how did we fare this summer?
The latest drought update for Utah shows low water levels. This is in spite of the state's efforts to conserve water over the summer.4 years ago
Val Verda moves closer to annexation into North Salt Lake
Val Verda is an area south of Bountiful and east of Highway 89. Davis County Commissioners voted to annex it into North Salt Lake last week.4 years ago
New survey suggests women who own businesses are struggling
A new survey found that a majority of women-owned businesses in Utah say the biggest challenges come from balancing life and gender barriers.4 years ago
U.S. Supreme Court refuses to hear Utah case involving bump stocks
A Utah court case involving bump stocks will not be heard by the U.S. Supreme Court. The court declined to say why it won't take up the case.4 years ago
Puerto Rico still needs helps, the Red Cross says
The Red Cross said it’s difficult to get help to everyone in Puerto Rico right now because many areas are still recovering from Hurricane Maria in 2017.4 years ago
Researchers using dirty diapers to develop new autism test
Dirty diapers are being used by researchers at Brigham Young University as a way to try and detect autism in young children at an earlier age.4 years ago
Former police chief in Sanpete County suing to get his old job back
Robert Hill, the former police chief in Moroni, is suing the citing to get his old job back after the cities mayor fired him.4 years ago
Stance in Salt Lake City will lose Donovan Mitchell sign with trade
In wake of his trade to Cleveland, a store in Salt Lake City with the name of Donovan Mitchell will be getting a new sign.4 years ago
Davis School District is working to keep kids cool, despite record heat
Part of the solution for the Davis District is to have workers at a few schools early, opening windows and circulating cool air.4 years ago
