Wildfire concerns could shutoff power
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah — A new public safety measure implemented by Rocky Mountain Power may come into play for the first time. Customers in Cedar City could temporarily be without service, but the company says it’s for the greater good. Earlier this summer, a power shutoff protocol was initiated in areas that feature a high […]7 years ago
Orem bear relocated after stopping traffic on State St.
Division of Wildlife Resources officials say the Orem bear responsible for a morning traffic jam is now free in the woods where he belongs.7 years ago
South Willow Canyon Fire contained, cause unknown
Chief Willden says overnight storms and lightning could be a factor, but it's too early to know what caused the South Willow Canyon Fire.7 years ago
Mayor Jenny Wilson heads for the border
The group, which includes Mayor Jenny Wilson, will be visiting Border Patrol facilities, impoverished neighborhoods and the Port of Entry.7 years ago
University health doctors make discovery, confirm 13 vaping cases
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah –Doctors at the University of Utah believe they’ve made a breakthrough discovery connected to vaping-related illness. At a press conference on Friday at University of Utah Hospital, doctors explained their discovery of cell characterization in cases of vaping related illness and provided updated numbers on the growing problem. Health officials say […]7 years ago
Life-saving program celebrates anniversary, seeks more donors
A program at Intermountain Healthcare's Primary Children's Hospital has been saving lives for twenty-five years. Today, it needs the public's help to continue that work.7 years ago
Utahns weigh-in on gun policy
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah — The ongoing conversation surrounding gun control policy has seemingly split politicians in Washington. And a recent Utah Policy Analytics poll shows it’s proving to be a divisive issue in Utah as well. Overall, Utah tends to lean conservative and the numbers reflect that. Of those surveyed, 42-percent said they trusted […]7 years ago
Senator Romney calls for action on vaping issue
SALT LAKE CITY — A U.S. Senator from Utah is taking a strong stance on the nationwide vaping issue. Now with a sixth confirmed death in the U.S. linked to vaping products and e-cigarette use, Senator Mitt Romney says it’s time for action. “I believe that these products are candidates for recall,” explains Senator Romney. […]7 years ago
Woman cries foul on Utah medical marijuana laws
One woman describes her frustration with Utah medical marijuana laws.7 years ago
Flight to SLC from Montana is delayed in after engine loss
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah — It was anything but an ordinary flight for the passengers of Delta flight 2544 Monday morning. The flight departed Glacier Park, Montana on-time at 5:50 a.m., but that’s the first and final thing that went according to schedule. Passengers say at about 18,000 feet the pilot went on speaker and informed […]7 years ago
Police investigate possible Millcreek home invasion and shooting
Police say a suspect accused of firing shots inside a Millcreek home is being treated for injuries received while being detained.7 years ago
Transportation officials stress child passenger safety
Installing car seats correctly is a focus Child Passenger Safety (CPS) Week from September 15 to September 21.7 years ago
U of U Health discovers cell characterization in vaping cases
A breakthrough connected to identifying vaping related illness may have been discovered at University of Utah Health.7 years ago
Utah State University issues sexual assault alert
Utah State University issued a "code blue" alert on Thursday after an incident of sexual assault was reported near the Logan campus.7 years ago
UDOT reports sharp decrease in Utah road fatalities
"We had the greatest statistical decrease on our fatalities in this year that we've ever seen on record... We had a 40% decrease from last year."7 years ago
Utah Sen. Mike Lee readies for quick trip to Russia
It remains to be seen if the trip creates any friction in the Senate Chamber. Two other senators have been denied entry to Russia.7 years ago
Skate park unveiled prior to Pro Tour World Championships
The Utah State Fairpark will play host to the 2019 Vans Park Series Pro Tour World Championships later this week at a new skatepark in the area built in partnership between Vans and the Utah Sports Commission.7 years ago
Heavy traffic expected for Labor Day Weekend
Be prepared for busy roads as families take advantage of the Labor Day holiday. The Utah Department of Transportation expects this last summer holiday weekend to be a busy one, and they ask drivers to be prepared for delays.7 years ago
Air quality concerns following Bountiful fire
Environmental quality officials across northern Utah say that smoke from the Gun Range Fire will create air quality issues.7 years ago
Red Cross unveils new emergency vehicle
The Red Cross showcased a new ERV, or Emergency Relief Vehicle in Salt Lake City. The ERV's purpose is to be a mobile feeding and delivery center in times of crisis.7 years ago
State leaders discuss government’s role in public schools
Utah state leaders are debating the federal government's role in public education7 years ago
State auditor finds Utah Courts have inadequate evidence management practices
The office of the State Auditor released a report on Wednesday that was critical of Utah District and Juvenile Courts. it found a lack of training7 years ago
West High School briefly on lockdown, juvenile with a gun arrested
It was a scary scene at West High School Wednesday afternoon. The school was placed on lockdown because of a juvenile in possession of a handgun.7 years ago
