What happens after you drop your ballot off in Utah?
What happens to your ballot after you drop it off in Utah? There's a specific process that ensures your vote counts and every i is dotted and t crossed.6 years ago
West Valley City Police release several K9 videos
West Valley City Police released videos while explaining why they use K9 units, the rules around K9 use, and cases where someone needed medical care.6 years ago
Who will win the presidential race on November 3rd? It’s anyone’s guess
Political analysts across the country are not sure who will win the presidential race on November 3rd. Regardless of who wins, they all think that it will be close.6 years ago
Door at Utah Department of Health office in Millcreek shot with pellet gun
Unified Police reported a glass door at the Utah Department of Health office in Millcreek was shot out with a pellet gun overnight Thursday.6 years ago
Is fear of violence after election day overblown?
At the end of a contentious political campaigning season, people are nervous that there could be violence after the election, is there a reason to worry?6 years ago
How in person voting works in different counties along the Wasatch
Both Utah and Davis counties are printing replacement paper ballots for those who wish to vote in person where there are also drop boxes available.6 years ago
Provo City School District schools move to mostly in-person classes
Middle schools and high schools in the Provo City School District will be moving to mostly in person classes starting in November.6 years ago
Salt Lake City School District looks at COVID-19 infections in schools
SALT LAKE CITY – The Salt Lake City School District has held most of its classes online since March because of the high number of COVID-19 infections in both the city and county. But board members seem to be looking into whether more in-person classes can be held safely. Dr. Adam Hersh, the pediatric infectious […]6 years ago
Area near Hill Air Force Base brings defense tech jobs to northern Utah
LAYTON, Utah – Northrup Grumman is bringing at least 2,250 defense tech jobs to the area near Hill Air Force Base in northern Utah. As of now, only about 40% of those jobs will go to Utahns. The state is looking to increase that number as it projects the area could grow faster than Silicon […]6 years ago
Utah lawmakers consider changes to stalking laws
Prosecutors, defense attorneys, and victims' advocates, are asking for minor changes to the stalking laws in Utah to clarify and show a pattern of behavior.6 years ago
BYU Police fight to keep certification in appeal hearing
An appeal hearing was held on Monday to help determine if the BYU Police should keep their certification, continuing an ongoing battle since 20196 years ago
How Amy Coney Barrett’s nomination process is unique…and isn’t
Senators are set to vote Monday on the nomination of Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the United States Supreme Court.6 years ago
Lauren McCluskey Memorial Walk brings attention to domestic violence
Friends and family of Lauren McCluske raised awareness about domestic violence during The Lauren McCluskey Memorial Walk at the school.6 years ago
Alcohol poisoning, fentanyl use rises in Utah during pandemic
A recent analysis by the AP shows the US is on track to have more overdose deaths in 2020 than ever before. While it's not as bad in Utah, addiction experts are still concerned.6 years ago
Utah County, Provo drop mask mandate–but masks still required most places
Utah County has decided to drop its mask mandate for now...but masks are still required in most public spaces.6 years ago
2nd Congressional District candidates debate healthcare, COVID-19, Supreme Court
Healthcare, the environment, and the government's response to COVID-19 were all hot topics at the 2nd Congressional District debate Monday night.6 years ago
Homeless? Moved? Inactive? You can still vote in Utah’s election
Utah residents who are homeless or have switched addresses can still vote in the upcoming election. But elections officials say, like inactive voters who want to change their status, they'll need to speak up so they can get their mail-in ballots.6 years ago
Bingham High School to temporarily move online because of COVID-19
The Jordan School Board voted to move Bingham High School to online learning for three days due to increasing COVID-19 cases on campus.6 years ago
Davis County man finds two ballots in his mailbox
Elections officials say, although mistakes like getting two ballots are rare, it's a good reminder to call them if something looks off.6 years ago
Truckers ask UDOT to fix lanes on I-15 after near miss
A dashcam video of a car almost hitting a semi truck on I-15 in Lehi has some truck drivers asking the Utah Department of Transportation to fix lane striping issues in the area.6 years ago
South Salt Lake residents question if former police officers should sit on civilian review board
Residents in South Salt Lake voiced their opinions for and against allowing former police officers should sit on a new civilian review board.6 years ago
Orem woman’s eviction notice goes viral
A young woman in Orem claims she is being evicted from her apartment because of a mental health issue. A copy of the eviction notice has gone viral on social media, with many people now upset at the landlord.6 years ago
Doctor urges Utahns again not to skip surgeries, medical appointments
When COVID-19 first appeared in Utah earlier this year, medical systems delayed non-essential surgeries and nervous patients stayed away from their appointments. Now, doctors are urging people to come back into the office.6 years ago
