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Owner of West Valley tow company accused of targeting minority semitruck drivers
The owner of a West Valley towing company is facing charges for alleged predatory, towing practices mainly against minority semitruck drivers.7 hours ago
Ogden Diversity Commission facing change due to Utah law targeting diversity programming
A new Utah law targets diversity, equity and inclusion programming at state-run institution, something that concerns Ogden city council members.1 day ago
Craft Lake City starts soon — take free public transportation to get there
The 16th annual DIY festival Craft Lake City, Utah's largest focused art festival, is coming to the Utah State Fairpark August 9-11.2 days ago
With mission call in hand, BYU’s Cooper Jones proving he can compete on Korn Ferry Tour
Only a month before leaving to serve as a Latter-day Saint missionary, Cooper Jones comes out swinging on this third Korn Ferry Tour.2 days ago
‘Big nerd culture’: Hundreds of Utah wargamers gather to battle with dice, figurines
In what may be Utah's biggest tabletop convention ever, hundreds of people gathered for the Salt Lake Open to compete in wargames.3 days ago
Police arrest man in Millcreek fatal hit-and-run crash
A man has been arrested in connection to a hit-and-run crash in Millcreek, which ended in the death of a 20-year-old Millcreek woman.3 days ago
Convicted double killer attacked staff members at youth facility, police say
Two men, one of whom was already convicted of a double homicide, attacked staff at a youth center in Cedar City.5 days ago
Fighter squadron wins top award, first in Hill Air Force Base history
For the first time, a fighter squadron from Hill Air Force Base has won The annual Raytheon Trophy on July 1212 days ago
Court vacates sentence for Utah death row inmate, but upholds his conviction for 1985 murder
On Thursday, the Utah Supreme Court threw out the sentence of death row inmate Douglass Lovell. Lovell's lawyers said the sentence was prejudiced based on religious testimony.12 days ago
Utah seeking to dismiss Utah Education Association voucher lawsuit
The state's largest teachers union in May filed a lawsuit challenging the recently implemented Utah Fits All voucher program.13 days ago
Lieutenant governor certifies results from Utah’s June primary elections
Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson certified the statewide June 25 primary election Monday, solidifying victories for incumbent Republicans.14 days ago
Utah man with cerebral palsy publishes children’s book
Aubrey has cerebral palsy, and wants "all kids to know that we can gain freedom and greater happiness just by accomplishing hard things."15 days ago
Salt Lake County unveils ‘game-changing’ criminal justice, homelessness reform plan
Salt Lake County Mayor Jenny Wilson announced a "game-changing" initiative plan aimed at curbing homelessness.18 days ago
‘We need more community’: Why Cox says this Pioneer Day can be unifying for Utahns
'We need more community' Utah Gov. Spencer Cox says that this coming Pioneer Day can be unifying for Utahns18 days ago
Missionary returning home gives musician Post Malone a Book of Mormon
The Hyde family was getting ready to welcome Micah Hyde back from serving his mission when they encountered the famous singer at the airport.19 days ago
Dave Buhler, longtime commissioner of higher education and politician, dies at 67
Dave Buhler longtime politician and former Utah commissioner of higher education, has died at the age of 67.20 days ago
4-year-old discovered gun, accidentally shot sibling, police say
Police are investigating an accidental shooting in a Tooele County home involving a 4-year-old who found a loaded gun.21 days ago
‘Use this time to better yourself’: Women inmates plant garden at Utah State Prison
At Utah State Prison, women are planting a garden. It is a community space where women can manage themselves can spend their free time.25 days ago
‘Evil must always, always lose,’ Ukrainian President Zelenskyy says during Utah visit
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy called for continued support for Ukraine during a visit to Utah on Friday.25 days ago
Fire marshal now says 18 were injured in Stadium of Fire fireworks malfunction
There were 18 people injured by misfired fireworks, during the 4th of July celebration show at the Stadium of Fire in Provo.26 days ago
Southern Utah man accused of threatening officers with rifle, prompting them to shoot
On July 4, Hurricane police were called to a residence where Tirey was allegedly holding a gun to his own head.26 days ago
How Salt Lake City’s new e-bike incentive program works
With this program, Salt Lake City hopes it'll make it easier for people to purchase an e-bike and reduce car usage in the city.27 days ago
Excessive heat warnings issued throughout Utah as ‘heat dome’ arrives
The National Weather Service has issued heat warnings throughout Utah, where triple-digit temperatures are expected because of a "heat dome."27 days ago
