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Graduates from U’s FinTech program join a popular, growing field

FinTech grads will fill roles in businesses that include digital banking, blockchain technology, and artificial intelligence.
2 years ago

Salt Lake City ranks high in new data on transportation pollution

The state's Capitol City is getting some national praise for efforts to reduce transportation pollution.
2 years ago

American Fork car crash on I-15 ends in fatality

A car crash in American Fork on I-15 ended in one fatality when the driver crashed into an off-ramp in early Sunday morning.
2 years ago

A resolution recognizing this week as National Police Week has passed

Utah Senator Mitt Romney supports a resolution to recognize this week as "National Police Week." In Sergeant Bill Hooser's remembrance and all officers that sacrificed their lives for their community.
2 years ago

Spy Hop hosting its second annual Queer Prom Friday

Weeks before Pride Month starts up, Spy Hop is celebrating love in all of its forms with Queer Prom. The event is free to attend.
2 years ago

Man found guilty on all counts for local toymaker’s death

Asael Lyman has been found guilty on all counts for Nile Thacker's death. Thacker, a local toymaker, was delivering toys when he was killed.
2 years ago

Brown v. Board of Education ruling marks 70 years

The Brown v. Board of Education ruling marks its 70th anniversary today. The Supreme Court ruling outlawed segregation in schools.
2 years ago

Closing arguments could be soon for Chad Daybell

KSL legal analyst Greg Skordas said closing arguments could happen before the end of the month in the trial of Chad Daybell.
2 years ago

LIVE: Officials address summer water safety

Utah officials are sharing reminders on water safety as summer get closer and the weather gets nicer.
2 years ago

A life remembered, services held for Santaquin Police Sgt. Bill Hooser

Hundreds of law enforcement officers, family and community members met in Orem and in Santaquin to say goodbye.
2 years ago

Funeral arrangements for Santaquin police officer

Santaquin Police Sgt. Bill Hooser was killed in the line of duty on May 5. Hooser's funeral arrangements begin on May 12 and end on May 13.
2 years ago

Man will not face criminal charges in girlfriend’s storage unit fire death

Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill said his office could not in good conscience file any criminal charges related to the deadly storage unit fire.
2 years ago

Specialty Great Salt Lake license plate needs support to become reality

A new license plate that would focus on the Great Salt Lake could be made with the help of Utahns who sign up to make the plate a reality.
2 years ago

Skiers killed in Lone Peak Canyon avalanche identified

The two men killed in the Lone Peak Canyon avalanche yesterday were a man from Utah and a man from Montana.
2 years ago

Why election trust is down, and how to restore it

Having a winning, or losing, candidate is one reason for declining election trust said the Sutherland Institute.
2 years ago

Update: Bodies of two skiers recovered after Lone Peak Canyon avalanche

Police confirmed two skiers were killed in an avalanche in Lone Peak Canyon on Thursday.
2 years ago

Norway’s ban on cellphones in middle schools shows positive results. Will Utah do the same?

A brain performance specialist discusses a study that found improvements in girls' grades and a dropoff in school bullying for both boys and girls after Norway banned cellphones in middle schools.
2 years ago

Former Miss Utah resigns as Miss USA; former pageant competitor reflects on pressures

Former Miss USA Noelia Voigt has resigned from her title. She was Utah's first crowned Miss USA representative.
2 years ago

Uintah County Animal shelter rising to the challenge: turn Utah into a ‘no-kill’ shelter state

The Uintah County Animal Shelter is rising to the challenge: meet the goal of turning Utah in a no-kill shelter state.
2 years ago

LISTEN: Rising turnover rate among America’s election officials

A new study found that the number of American elections officials quitting their jobs increased by 38% since 2004.
2 years ago

Weekend storm bringing valley rain and a drop in temperatures

Utah's weekend storm bring a sharp drop in temperatures and a lot of rain to the valley. The state could even see snow on the benches.
2 years ago

Man who killed U of U football player Aaron Lowe gets maximum sentence

Buk Mawut Buk shot and killed University of Utah football player Aaron Lowe in 2021.
2 years ago

Utah GOP chief says most delegates at convention were civil

Some delegates were disappointed by the reported behavior of other GOP delegates a the Utah convention.
2 years ago

UDOT announces major construction projects for 2024

Lane closures and detours will lead to new freeway interchanges, rehabilitated bridges, and miles of new pavement. 
2 years ago