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Why Cox says trust in government is falling

Gov. Spencer Cox shared why he felt trust in the government has been falling.
11 months ago

Drunken taxi cab driver intentionally rammed vehicle, punched officer, police say

A taxi cab driver had to be arrested after police say he hit another vehicle on purpose and he also allegedly punched a police officer.
11 months ago

Utah has a new birding challenge as the fall migration season begins

The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources launched a new self-guided bird-watching challenge called the Utah Birding Slam on Tuesday.
11 months ago

Popular Salt Lake restaurant closed after medical episode leads to fire

A highly acclaimed vegan restaurant nestled in Salt Lake City's Avenues neighborhood will remain closed after a fire on Wednesday.
11 months ago

Spirit Airlines to pull out of Salt Lake City amid bankruptcy restructuring plans

Spirit Airlines is pulling out of Salt Lake City International Airport and a handful of other destinations amid its bankruptcy restructuring plans, ending a 3½ year stay in Utah's capital city.
11 months ago

Salt Lake City ponders $1M loans, more aid for Main Street businesses lost in fire

The city plans a disaster loan program with 0% interest for two years. It also wants to build a a temporary barrier for better pedestrian passage in the area.
11 months ago

Pornhub owners will pay $5M penalty in settlement with Utah

Utah and federal officials announced a proposed settlement with the owners of Pornhub and other adult video sites requiring them to remove child sexual abuse material and nonconsensual sexual content from those platforms.
11 months ago

Famous travel stop center Buc-ee’s coming to Springville

Buc-ee's Family Travel Center is expanding to Springville
11 months ago

This central Utah deli received $50K grant to preserve its historic character

It's the only Utah recipient in the Backing Historic Small Restaurants program this year.
11 months ago

More changes coming to Salt Lake City’s oldest park

An all-abilities playground built in honor of the 2002 Salt Lake City Paralympics is about to get a much-anticipated upgrade, while another big project nears completion at the park.
11 months ago

75-year-old hikes all the tallest peaks in each of Utah’s counties

Kent Stanford, 75, set out to hike the tallest peak in each county in Utah. His son joined him for a few hikes, including the one in July to complete his father's goal.
11 months ago

Salt Lake police shoot and kill dog that they say attacked them

Salt Lake police officers shot and killed an aggressive dog after it attacked the officers on Thursday afternoon, according to the police department.
11 months ago

Parties debate how Utah redistricting proceeds; Legislature requests a stay

Utah leaders are scrambling to figure out how to get an approved map ready in time to be used in the 2026 congressional elections after a judge ordered them to redraw the state's current map.
11 months ago

Utah drivers may avoid rising gas prices this Labor Day, but delays are expected

U.S. gas prices are on the rise after flooding at an Indiana refinery, but it appears Utah drivers might avoid those increased costs at the pump this Labor Day weekend.
11 months ago

Exterior ‘Holiness to the Lord’ panel restored as work on Salt Lake Temple continues

The "Holiness to the Lord" panel which sits below the angel Moroni statue on the Salt Lake Temple is the newest visible restored portion of the temple.
11 months ago

Murder charge filed in connection to Murray shed fire, after yearlong investigation and despite previous ruling

A fire that killed a woman who was locked in a Murray storage shed was ruled to be a "tragic accident" last year after a yearlong investigation, but a new murder charge says otherwise.
11 months ago

Utah fire restrictions reduced ahead of Labor Day weekend; caution still urged

State and federal land managers are reducing fire restrictions before the Labor Day weekend, but they stress that people should remain cautious with anything that can start a fire outdoors, despite recent monsoonal moisture.
11 months ago

Utah House speaker defends public union bill as lawmakers look for path forward

House Speaker Mike Schultz warns against hastily repealing the law banning collective bargaining, citing benefits of over provisions.
11 months ago

Newly unsealed records detail June killing of West Wendover man

Newly released court documents detail the alleged killing of a man in Wendover by a man accused of carjacking and shooting the victim.
11 months ago

Ex-USU student sent to prison in fraud case tied to student club

Mubarak Sulaiman Ukashat, 38, of Kaysville, was a graduate student at USU and formerly the president of the Student Association Muslim Students Club. 
11 months ago

Judge orders Legislature to redraw Utah’s congressional maps before next year’s midterms

A Utah judge said the state's congressional redistricting maps were unconstitutional and told lawmakers to redraw the boundaries before next year's midterm elections.
11 months ago

Weber County attorney: Use of deadly force was justified in 5 incidents dating back a year

Weber County Attorney Christopher Allred has determined that law enforcement authorities were justified in the use of deadly force in four fatal shootings in the county dating to August 2024.
11 months ago

Here’s how federal Medicaid, food stamp changes will impact Utah taxpayers

The state may avoid covering a portion of SNAP benefits thanks to its relatively low error rate.
11 months ago

Why Rep. Burgess Owens opposes college athletes becoming school employees

Utah Rep. Burgess Owens on Thursday said he opposes student-athletes becoming employees of universities and that he's in favor of the federal government putting more guardrails around payments to college athletes amid a rapidly evolving name, image and likeness environment.
11 months ago