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Clean comedian Nate Bargatze returning to Salt Lake City in 2025

Bargatze is a staple in the clean comedy genre. He's returning to the Delta Center as part of his "Big Dumb Eyes" world tour.

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GOP Utah lawmakers consider having more say over air quality rules

Some Republican lawmakers want more say over rules regarding the state's air quality.

2 days ago

Have you seen this seriously impressive shooting star?

One writer recounts his unforgettable experience seeing a shooting star - and the difference between a fireball and shooting star.

4 days ago

Wasatch High School students learn what it takes to bring a turkey from ‘farm to fork’

Wasatch High School students learned what it takes to get a turkey from the farm to the Thanksgiving table.

5 days ago

Lagoon’s Primordial wins award as park announces 3 new rides

Lagoon Amusement Park's newest roller coaster is officially world-class, to an international amusement park association.

6 days ago

‘This was a good storm’: How much snow, rain Utah got before Thanksgiving

The latest storm arrived in Utah on Monday. It slammed the central and south-central part of the state the hardest.

6 days ago

Utah’s average gas price slips below national average as Thanksgiving travel picks up

Gas prices have fallen in Utah, giving drivers something to be thankful for just in time for one of the busiest travel weeks of the year.

7 days ago

Giving Machines open in Utah and Salt Lake counties

Giving Machines, which are run by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, are now open for Utah residents.

8 days ago

US-Mexico encounters fall as border activity slows while deportations rise, new data shows

Enforcement encounters — a measure of illicit activity at the U.S.-Mexico border — are down while deportations are up.

10 days ago

Provo considers changing pathways to acquire mother-in-law, basement apartment approval

The Provo City Council is discussing changes to ADU requirements that could make acquiring approval more difficult.

11 days ago

‘Spot on’: American Fork High School marching band places 8th in the country

American Fork High School competed at the finals of the Bands of America Grand National Marching Competition.

12 days ago

Salt Lake City hits snag with temporary road closure in race to restore lost ‘quiet zones’

Salt Lake City wants to temporarily close a railroad crossing holding up a "quiet zone" from being reestablished, but the plan hit a snag.

13 days ago

Audit recommends improvements to Utah’s emergency medical transportation system

The audit recommends improvements for Utah's emergency medical transportation system after complaints about quality of care.

13 days ago

Judge dismisses Gabby Petito family’s wrongful death suit against Moab police

MOAB — A wrongful death lawsuit filed by Gabby Petito’s parents against the Moab Police Department was dismissed on Wednesday, but the issue isn’t over. Judson Burton, the parents’ attorney, argued the ability to file a wrongful death claim was built into Utah’s constitution and the governmental immunity statute it was dismissed under is unconstitutional. […]

13 days ago

Now a nationally-recognized historic place, what does the future hold for Abravanel Hall?

Abravanel Hall opened in 1979 and was officially added to the National Register of Historic Places this month.

14 days ago

Bill would require DCFS to notify police of knowingly false child abuse reports

A proposed bill would require DCFS to notify law enforcement when it receives a suspected false report of child abuse.

15 days ago

Gov. Cox, others, ask USU to intervene in athlete’s lawsuit over volleyball player

Eleven college volleyball players claim a San Jose State player is transgender and should be declared ineligible for the Mountain West Conference tournament.