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Wild Weather: Utah in the midst of an ‘exceptional’ drought
Despite some recent rainfall, local weather experts say most of the Wasatch Front remains in the midst of a historic drought.
3 years ago
Thousands of COVID-19 vaccination appointments unused in Utah
Northern Utah county health officials say thousands of vaccination appointments are going unused each week along the Wasatch Front.
3 years ago
Early morning shooting in Salt Lake near 9th South & 5th West leaves one dead
One person is dead after being shot early Monday morning in Salt Lake City. Cops say the fatal shooting happened near 9th South & 5th West.
3 years ago
Utah leaders upset over recent national parks funding
Utah’s congressional delegation is frustrated over a lack of funding for the state’s five national parks and eight national monuments.
3 years ago
Salt Lake County to use less water, asks residents to do the same
Salt Lake County officials are hoping to lead by example when it comes to conserving water amid a terrible statewide drought.
3 years ago
Senator Mitt Romney opposes Biden plan to pull troops from Afghanistan
Utah Senator Mitt Romney says he opposes a plan from President Joe Biden that aims to pull U.S. troops from Afghanistan by September.
3 years ago
Governor signs a dozen new law enforcement bills into law
Governor Spencer Cox gathered with a number of state leaders on Wednesday to sign a dozen new law enforcement bills into law.
3 years ago
Rep. Owens: Comparing Georgia voting laws to Jim Crow is ‘outrageous’
Republican congressman Burgess Owens said it's insulting for anyone to compare a new Georgia voting law to Jim Crow.
3 years ago
Utah health leaders predict increase in COVID-19 cases
Officials with University of Utah Health are predicting an increase in statewide COVID-19 cases over the next couple of weeks.
3 years ago
Utah leaders call for peace following verdict in Chauvin trial
Activists and law enforcement in Utah are preparing for a response to the verdict in the trial of former Minneapolis cop Derek Chauvin.
3 years ago
Tourism officials in the Cache Valley say ‘normal’ is right around the corner
Tourism officials in the Cache Valley say they’re seeing hopeful signs of ‘normal’ being just around the corner.
3 years ago
UDOT expects nearly 200 projects across the state in 2021
The Utah Department of Transportation is warning drivers that construction all over the state will start ramping up soon.
3 years ago
Seven-story apartment building will replace former Road Home
A seven-story apartment building is set to replace the former Road Home shelter in downtown Salt Lake City.
3 years ago
Sen. Mike Lee and colleagues call for MLB to lose antitrust exemption
After pulling their All-Star Game from Atlanta, Senator Mike Lee says the MLB deserves to lose any special immunity from antitrust laws.
3 years ago
Priced Out: Utah homeowners see value increase, while options decrease
Rising prices throughout Utah have made it hard for many to find a good house at a reasonable price, but what about current homeowners?
3 years ago
Wind picks up for round two of northern Utah advisories
Part two of a wind event appears to be moving into northern Utah, with advisories still in effect for the region through 9 a.m. Wednesday morning.
3 years ago
Salt Lake City School District introducing first electric school buses in Utah
The first-ever electric school buses in Utah deployed this week in the Salt Lake City School District, with more coming soon.
3 years ago
UHP troopers looking for man involved in I-15 road rage incident
Troopers with Utah Highway Patrol are looking for a truck driver suspected in a reported road rage incident on I-15 this past Friday.
3 years ago
Bountiful High School announces ‘Redhawks’ as new mascot
The Davis School District announced that Bountiful High School will move away from the 'Braves' as their mascot and become the 'Redhawks.'
3 years ago
Parents pushing back on ongoing mask requirement in Utah schools
Some Utah parents are pushing back on the ongoing mask mandate in schools as the statewide mandate is set to expire this week.
3 years ago
Interior Secretary set to tour Bears Ears, Grand Staircase
Local leaders are reacting to the arrival of Deb Haaland, who’s scheduled to visit Bears Ears National Monument on Thursday.
3 years ago
Utah leaders react to MLB moving All-Star Game away from Atlanta
Members of Utah’s congressional delegation are weighing-in on the decision to remove the Major League Baseball All-Star Game from Atlanta.
3 years ago
Murray restaurant owner says he’ll keep mask requirements
Some restaurant owners across Utah are planning to keep a mask requirement, despite the statewide mask mandate ending this week.
3 years ago
New poll shows majority of Utah voters would support recall elections
A new Deseret News/Hinckley Institute of Politics poll shows that a majority of Utahns would support a law allowing voters to recall elected officials.
3 years ago