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Advocates say Temporary Protected Status Program benefits Utah
The Temporary Protected Status extension will benefit immigrants in Utah, as well as the communities they serve and Utah as a whole.3 days ago
Domestic violence shelters are full and programs are underfunded, says Lt. Gov.
Domestic violence victim referrals are on the rise and women's shelters are filling up, according to Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson.6 days ago
PHOTOS: 80 immigrants become U.S. citizens after citizenship ceremony in West Jordan
Eighty individuals became U.S. citizens on Friday at a citizenship ceremony in West Jordan.15 days ago
Utah Republicans vote for 2nd Congressional District
Across the 2nd Congressional District, polling stations and ballot drop boxes are set up and ready to receive ballots.19 days ago
17 year old who pleaded guilty to killing girlfriend gets maximum sentence
Francisco Aguilar who shot and killed his girlfriend in Jan. was sentenced to serve 25 years to life in prison. This is the maximum sentence.27 days ago
Afghan refugees in Utah struggle to keep legal status two years after military withdrawal
Passing the Afghan Adjustment Act will greatly support those Afghans seeking asylum in Utah and elsewhere.1 month ago
No charges will be filed in shooting of 13-year-old Linden Cameron
Salt Lake County DA Sim Gill says no charges would be filed against the police officer who shot 13-year-old Linden Cameron in September 2020.1 month ago
Why did the FBI shoot a man in Provo, the same day President Biden landed in Salt Lake City?
Neighbors shocked, saddened as Provo resident Craig Robertson is shot by FBI agents on same day President Biden arrived in Utah.2 months ago
Granite School District blames recent school closures on low enrollment
Granite School District says a decline in student enrollment has led to the closure of three elementary schools.2 months ago
Optional program launches for private gun sales checks
The program is for people making private gun sales in Utah to search concealed carry permit numbers to check restricted person status.2 months ago
Suspect taken into custody after shooting in West Haven
Police said the suspect, Dallas Martineau, admitted to stalking his brother-in-law, who was shot when he went out to his back porch.3 months ago
Domestic violence service providers in Utah to see funding cuts
This comes on the same day that Utah is mandating officers to carry out lethality assessments on domestic violence calls. Among these service providers seeing cuts is The Refuge Utah.3 months ago
UDOT plans for I-15 interchange in Spanish Fork concerns residents
The UDOT plans are supposed to address a big population boom expected for Spanish Fork -- a 115% increase by the year 2050.3 months ago
Hard times in a good year: Why lifting Title 42 won’t help Utah’s farm labor shortage
A different labor force than in the past, and a hitch with the H2A Visa, impacts Utah's farm labor shortage far more than Title 42.3 months ago
Summer brings threat of harmful algal blooms to Utah’s lakes
The threat of harmul algal blooms will return at some point this summer in Utah lakes which means potential health hazards.3 months ago
Legislature officially approves timeline for special election
Utah lawmakers officially changed the upcoming elections to coincide with the special election. The municipal elections will be held Sept. 5 and the primary will be held Nov. 21.3 months ago
Suspect in Ogden officer-involved-shooting identified
Ogden Police Chief Eric Young said the suspect was told multiple times to drop his weapon before he fired on police.4 months ago
Lawmaker says Bible ban didn’t follow the law he helped create
A Utah lawmaker tells KSL NewsRadio Davis School District's decision to ban the Bible from schools didn't follow the law he helped create.4 months ago
Kouri Richins family satisfied with partial gag order issued in case, says spokesman
A Third District Judge issued a partial gag order due to the popularity and interest in the Richins case.4 months ago
China’s soured milk and its impact on Utah’s dairy farmers
Does China have a noticeable impact on the day-to-day lives of everyday Americans? Utah dairy farmers will tell you; yes, they absolutely do.4 months ago
Parents call for help to find missing children linked to FLDS
For years Utah has been plagued with rumors of missing children linked to the religious extremist Warren Jeffs of the FLDS.5 months ago
Xylazine is in Utah, and is a significant threat says the DEA
Xylazine is an animal tranquilizer linked to overdoses in the United States. It's cheap and deadly threat according to the DEA.6 months ago
Former Unified police chief discusses how police respond to copycat situations
Copycat situations are common following a school shooting such as the one that occurred in Tennessee earlier this week.6 months ago
