How a hot, dry summer could alter Utah’s wildlife behaviors
A hot and dry summer this year could change the behavior of some of Utah’s biggest animals.1 year ago
Utah pickleball company to expand worldwide with 20 Japan locations
If you thought pickleball was just a Utah craze taking over courts and people's hearts, you'd be wrong.1 year ago
UDOT social media team receives national award
UDOT's social media team won the social media team of the year award at the Golden Post Awards. Here's what made their page stand out.1 year ago
Hypothermia, heat stroke possible during Memorial Day weekend
Utah's search and rescue teams expect to stay busy this Memorial Day weekend, treating everything from hypothermia to heat stroke.1 year ago
Motorcycle fatalities up almost 80% on Utah roads
Motorcycle fatalities are higher this year compared to the same time last year, according to the Utah Highway Safety Office.1 year ago
Fines tripling for illegal parking near Pineview, Causey reservoirs
Parking fines are tripling for those who park illegally near Pineview and Causey reservoirs.1 year ago
Fifth disease making the rounds, but nothing to really worry about
Fifth disease, also known as parvovirus B-19, can cause kids to develop some mild symptoms that might be worrisome if you are unprepared.1 year ago
AP test interrupted at Davis High, students choosing between credits and graduation
Some Davis High School students may be losing college credits due to an accidental fire alarm at the wrong time.1 year ago
Nearly half of Utah’s population growth came from one county
Utah County had the highest share of the state's population growth at 43.4%, according to a new report.1 year ago
Utah Tech University looking at possible degree program cuts
Utah Tech University is considering cutting three degree programs to reinvest money in other programs, such as marketing and engineering.1 year ago
New SUN Bucks program helps feed Utah kids during summer
The new SUN Bucks program will help keep students fed during the summer months.1 year ago
New study reports on the social value of religion in education
A recent study found that religious education provides several social benefits that are not as commonly found in public or private schools.1 year ago
Utah’s metro area ranked one of worst in the nation for ozone
The Salt Lake-Provo-Orem area ranked as a metro with the 9th most high ozone days in the nation according to a report from the American Lung Association.1 year ago
Utah’s medical cannabis cardholders reaching new highs
The number of medical marijuana cardholders in Utah is rising to new heights. The state is on track to have 100,000 active medical card holders by the end of this month.1 year ago
Missed the tax deadline? It’s better late than never to file
The Internal Revenue Service is encouraging any taxpayers who missed the tax deadline to submit their return and pay as soon as possible to avoid additional penalties and interest.1 year ago
Viral ‘chicken jockey’ trend gets Provo student removed from theater
The viral 'chicken jockey' trend led a Provo student to bring a live chicken along to watch "A Minecraft Movie" in theaters.1 year ago
Chinese tariffs expected to increase prices for American celebrations
Chinese tariffs levied by the U.S. will cause American firework prices to soar over the next several years.1 year ago
UTA Change Day to bring new bus routes, stops to Utah’s counties
UTA will improve their service coverage by over a million service miles and more than 100,000 service hours in Salt Lake, Davis and Utah Counties.1 year ago
Huntsman Cancer Institute breaks ground on Vineyard center
The Huntsman Cancer Institute is breaking ground on a second Utah location in Vineyard that is expected to open in 2028.1 year ago
Arsenic, lead, zinc found in urban dust along Wasatch Front
Harmful pollutants like arsenic, zinc and lead are being found in airborne urban dust along the Wasatch Front.1 year ago
Amber Alerts can cause problems for some domestic violence victims
Amber Alerts can cause problems for some victims of domestic violence, advocates warned ahead of the state's test alert on Thursday.1 year ago
Utah in a relatively safe space amidst federal funding cuts
In a seemingly endless whirlwind of federal funding cuts and changes, Utah has a relatively strong foundation to weather the storm.1 year ago
100 snowplows receiving new technology to improve efficiency
Utah's snowplows are getting a high-tech update to help clear the roads faster and more efficiently.1 year ago
