Police say they are closing in on 6-year cold case that rocked West Valley
The West Valley Police Department is reportedly closing in on potential suspects related to the murder of Javier Medina. The case has been cold for 6 years.4 years ago
Cottonwood canyons face major traffic congestion following start of ski season
A member of the Cottonwood Heights Council spoke with KSL NewsRadio about traffic congestion in the Cottonwood canyons.4 years ago
The Division of Wildlife Resources rock water levels in Utah lakes by adding millions of fish
Annually, the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources restocks local waterbodies around the state with fish to enhance the angling experience and boost native fish populations.4 years ago
West Side community voices concerns over I-15 expansion
A UDOT expansion project has some residents voicing concerns. The project would span from Farmington to Salt Lake City.4 years ago
West Jordan Elementary School is closing its gates after 40 years
West Jordan Elementary is closing its gate for the last time at the end of the school year, due to safety issues within the infrastructure.4 years ago
Salt Lake County Sheriff’s Office being sued after former cadet reports abuse
A former Salt Lake County Sheriff deputy and academy instructor allegedly committed numerous sexual assaults against a former cadet.4 years ago
Union Pacific, Utah farmers, relieved threat of strike has passed
Union Pacific Railroad representatives said claims about days off, made by workers threatening to strike, were outright false.4 years ago
Fiercely self-sufficient Hell’s Backbone cafe owners turn to public for help
The Hell's Backbone Grill and Farm owners were persuaded by friends and supporters to not give up. It looks to have worked.4 years ago
Sugar House locals worry 2100 South poses threat to safety and business
As Salt Lake City prepares to rebuild 2100 South, local businesses in Sugar House are asking that safety for foot traffic be a top priority.4 years ago