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Judge issues preliminary injunction in favor of Caroline Dias Goncalves, Brazilian immigrant detained last June in Colorado

The ACLU of Colorado called the ruling by U.S. District Judge R. Brooke Jackson in favor of Dias Goncalves a "major step forward" in the case.
8 months ago

Search for missing autistic Utah man grows; mother pleads for help finding him

August Beckwith, a 29-year-old autistic man, has been missing since Nov. 17. His mother is leading search efforts near the University of Utah.
8 months ago

Sandy gang member given 20 years in federal prison for drug, firearm charges

Gregorio Tabarez-Hernandez, aka "Trigger," 20, of Sandy was sentenced last week to 20 years in prison for attempting to traffic cocaine.
8 months ago

Manslaughter charge filed against ‘peacekeeper’ in No Kings protest killing

Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill held a press conference to announce his decision on whether criminal charges will be filed in the fatal shooting death of a bystander at the No Kings protest over the summer.
8 months ago

Cox proposes $30.7B budget with funding for homeless campus, child tax credits

Gov. Spencer Cox's budget proposal is lean this year and would represent a slight year-over-year decrease in state spending.
8 months ago

Humankind reckoning: Cox announces Utah’s ‘pro-human’ AI initiative

The initiative focuses on workforce, industry, government, academia, policy and learning.
8 months ago

Murray shooting near Wheeler Historic Farm leaves man in his 50s injured

One person is in the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries after a shooting at Wheeler Historic Farm Tuesday evening.
8 months ago

Why Utah plans to discontinue public parking at Salt Lake courthouse in 2026

Public parking at the Scott M. Matheson Courthouse's garage will no longer be available beginning in 2026.
8 months ago

Santaquin man charged with exploiting, extorting teens on social media

Nicholas Santiago Gonzales, 20, is charged in 4th District Court with sexual extortion, a first-degree felony, and four counts of sexual exploitation of a minor, a second-degree felony.
8 months ago

‘You belong in the room’: Late Rep. Mia Love honored with Martha Hughes Cannon award

Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson praised Love's trailblazing career and public service dedication.
8 months ago

Iron County schools considering 4-day school week, seeking public input

The four-day week would add approximately 27 minutes to each school day and cut 8.22 hours over the course of the year, Iron County School Board member Stephanie Hill explained.
8 months ago

16 arrested, more than 50 dead roosters discovered in Provo cockfighting bust

More than a dozen people were arrested in Provo early Sunday when police busted an illegal cockfighting operation.
8 months ago

New Millcreek initiative aims to expose youth to diverse career paths

The city of Millcreek is on a mission to invest in its community and help set its youth on the path to career fields that they may be interested in.
8 months ago

4 Utah women’s volleyball teams are in the NCAA Tournament

Four of the 64 teams that heard their names called into the 2025 NCAA women's volleyball tournament bracket Sunday were from the state of Utah.
8 months ago

Multiple crashes close part of US 6

Multiple crashes on U.S. 6 on Sunday night led to some westbound lanes being closed.
8 months ago

Study highlights Salt Lake City’s east-west struggles. What will be done about it?

Between roads blocked by trains and congestion from freeway traffic, nearly three out of four Salt Lake City commuters who responded to a survey as part of the city's east-west study said they deal with travel delays multiple times a day, usually daily.
8 months ago

New research shows drought conditions drive deer populations to croplands, urban environments

New USU research tracked movements of mule deer during drought and found that when water content in plants drops, deer will abandon their natural habitat for irrigated croplands.
8 months ago

Feds aid in 330-plus probes involving Indigenous communities across Utah and the United States

Federal officials aided in 330-plus probes involving Indigenous communities as part of the latest deployment of Operation Not Forgotten, which ended in October.
8 months ago

Arlington-bound: No. 11 BYU overcomes slow start to down UCF in regular-season finale

BYU pulled off another win over UCF with a score of 41-21 during their regular season finale.
8 months ago

Study highlights Salt Lake City’s east-west struggles. What will be done about it?

Initial information collected as part of a study of Salt Lake City's east-west transportation divide underscores the challenges that exist in Utah's capital city.
8 months ago

2 killed in wrong-way crash on I-15 in Salt Lake City; driver arrested for investigation of DUI

Police said a suspected DUI driver killed two people in a crash early Saturday.
8 months ago

Here’s how 2 Utah lawmakers want to hold social media accountable for harmful algorithms

A pair of Utah lawmakers in Washington are pushing to amend a nearly 30-year-old law governing online communications to hold technology companies accountable for harms caused by algorithmic recommendations on social media and other platforms.
8 months ago

Feds to build new campground near Capitol Reef National Park

Federal land managers say a new campground near Capitol Reef National Park should help to alleviate the impacts of growing visitation to Utah's outdoor gems.
8 months ago

Incoming storm could produce valley snow, strong mountain totals in Utah

Utah's northern valleys could receive their first snow of the season from a storm that may disrupt post-Thanksgiving travel this weekend.
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