USU in ‘substantial compliance’ after yearslong Title IX concerns, Department of Justice says
USU has been working for years to address Title IX concerns with the Department of Justice, and still has work to do.1 year ago
Opponents of ‘union bill’ face Tuesday deadline to gather 140K signatures
Opponents of the newly passed union bill are racing to gather 140,000 signatures before Tuesday's deadline.1 year ago
Tariffs may not have a big impact on Utah beef producers
Utah beef producers are keeping a close eye on tariff negotiations and hope they actually help their market in the long run.1 year ago
Daybreak residents excited ahead of first Salt Lake Bees game
Daybreak residents are excited about having the Salt Lake Bees in their backyard ahead of the team's first game in their new stadium.1 year ago
New tariffs in place on cars imported to US, expert weighs in on how it could affect Utah
President Donald Trump has placed a new 25% tariff on cars imported to the U.S., and Utah car dealers are now bracing for any potential effects.1 year ago
Utah’s gas prices are rising. Could tariffs have an impact?
Gas prices in the Utah are on the rise, as they typically are coming out of winter.1 year ago
Police seek public’s help finding missing tourist from Finland
Authorities in Duchesne County are asking for help locating a man from Finland who went missing in March.1 year ago
ICE detaining immigrants on probation during court-ordered check-ins
Utah immigration attorneys say ICE agents are now detaining immigrants living in the country illegally on their way to meet with their probation officers.1 year ago
Jury selection begins Monday in Lori Vallow Daybell’s Arizona conspiracy trial
Jury selection begins on Monday in Arizona for the Lori Vallow Daybell trial.1 year ago
UDOT exploring ways to improve travel around downtown Salt Lake City, including walkability
UDOT is conducting a study on how it can improve mobility for drivers, bicyclists and pedestrians around northeastern Salt Lake City.1 year ago
Utah State Bar praises Gov. Cox for vetoing bill on who picks the state’s chief Supreme Court justice
Members of the Utah State Bar are pleased with Gov. Spencer Cox's decision to veto SB296, which would change who chooses the state's chief justice.1 year ago
Utah Children’s Justice Center to help kids at center of Amber Alert
The Utah Children's Justice Center program will work to help two toddlers at the center of Monday's Amber Alert heal from the trauma.1 year ago
3 federal buildings in Utah no longer on US government’s ‘disposal’ list
A new list from the U.S. General Services Administration does not include three federal buildings in Utah previously listed.1 year ago
Utah Food Bank seeing highest demand ever, organizers say
The Utah Food Bank thought the pandemic was going to be its biggest challenge. Not anymore.1 year ago
Price mayor: Trump’s push for more coal production will be good for Utah
President Donald Trump wants to ramp up coal production around the country. The mayor of a local coal mining community thinks that'll be great for Utah.1 year ago
Snowmobiler buried in Richfield avalanche survives
A snowmobiler buried in an avalanche on Tuesday in Richfield was rescued by his friends.1 year ago
More snow expected along the Wasatch Front Tuesday night
A storm disrupted the Tuesday morning commute and another storm is expected along the Wasatch Front this evening.1 year ago
Gov. Cox supports dismantling the Department of Education in new op-ed
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox says he supports the idea of dismantling the U.S. Department of Education.1 year ago
Clinton business owners concerned, optimistic as major construction project begins
Clinton business owners are facing some uncertainty as construction begins a new I-15 interchange on 1800 North.1 year ago
Construction on new I-15 interchange in Sunset begins next week
UDOT will start construction to build a new I-15 interchange at 1800 North in Sunset and widening the road to 2000 West on March 17.1 year ago
Lehi man arrested for allegedly choking child while on probation for child abuse
Nathan Jack Speaker, 42, was arrested for felony aggravated child abuse after choking a child after a church activity.1 year ago
Utah manufacturer worried about effect of steel tariff on local business
A Utah steel manufacturer said he's worried he could lose customers once the United States imposes a 25% aluminum and steel tariff on Canada.1 year ago
County clerk voices concern with bill changing Utah’s vote by mail system
The Utah Legislature passed HB300 last week, which would make several changes to the state's vote by mail system by 2029.1 year ago
