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Utah veteran turns to art for peace in cancer battle

Steve Henline spends his weeknights sitting at a booth at the farmer's market, sharing his digital art with the hundreds that flock to see his nature-inspired pieces. Yet, it's not the art that gets them to stay. It's his story.
12 months ago

Americans don’t know what to call people from Utah

Utah has one of the most confusing state demonyms, according to an analysis of online search questions about what to call residents of various states.
12 months ago

These Utah cities, school districts, other entities are seeking property tax hikes

Hearings across Utah started this week on the varied property tax hikes proposed by an array of cities, school districts and other taxing units.
12 months ago

Beulah Fire grows to 1,400 acres; firefighters brace for wind shifts at Monroe Canyon Fire

The Beulah Fire that prompted the evacuation of campers in the High Uintas wilderness on Thursday continues to grow.
12 months ago

UDOT has new plan for the future of 300 West outside of Delta Center

Utah transportation officials want to lower 300 West to allow for a pedestrian plaza outside of Delta Center.
12 months ago

Campers evacuated after fire breaks out near Mirror Lake Highway in Summit County

Utah Fire Info confirmed that the new start, dubbed the Beulah Fire, started three to four miles east of the road located in the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest.
12 months ago

Judge to decide whether lawsuit over Utah’s transgender athlete ban can move forward

The case challenges a 2022 Utah law preventing athletes from competing by gender identity.
12 months ago

Owner of burned ATV arrested in connection to Sand Hollow fire

A 32-year-old man was arrested over the weekend after allegedly starting a small brush fire in Sand Hollow State Park.
12 months ago

Get up and move: Parkinson’s diagnosis doesn’t hold Logan resident back anymore

A diagnosis of Parkinson's disease in 2017 changed Kim Lundgreen's life, but not in the ways he imagined. Then he figured it out: He'd try to move his body the way he used to.
12 months ago

‘We … have to stand up’: Utahns plead for change at downtown protest

Utahn Tyler Gephardt encouraged a crowd of Utahns gathered in downtown Salt Lake City Saturday night to take a stand by "loving your neighbor as yourself."
12 months ago

‘The race of our lifetimes’: Here’s what Trump’s AI Action Plan means for Utah

The Trump administration last week unveiled its "AI Action Plan,"revoking former President Joe Biden's signature AI guardrails.
12 months ago

Why new BNSF facility could be a ‘game changer’ for Utah’s economy

Utah officials say a new intermodal facility near Salt Lake City International Airport is a "game changer" for the state's supply chain.
12 months ago

Salt Lake school board member resigns as part of attempted bribery plea deal

A Salt Lake City School District board member charged with trying to bribe his opponent into dropping out of last year's school board race has agreed to resign as part of a plea deal.
12 months ago

Cox to Utahns: ‘Please use extreme caution’ statewide, as Monroe Canyon Fire grows

Gov. Spencer Cox visited Richfield on Friday to meet with firefighters, dispatchers and local officials before touring some of the Monroe Canyon Fire operations.
12 months ago

BYU-bound Kihei Akina grateful for another shot at Utah Championship

Kihei Akina was trying to appreciate his sponsors' exemption to play in the Utah Championship on the Korn Ferry Tour for the second straight year before his freshman season at BYU.
12 months ago

Advisories issued for Utah Lake, Jordan River as harmful algal blooms return

Utah Lake visitors are being urged to avoid swimming, skiing, wading or drinking water from Utah Lake because a harmful algal blooms are impacting all parts of the popular lake.
12 months ago

Utah court upholds dismissal of lawsuit on Salt Lake City’s handling of homelessness

The Utah Supreme Court is upholding a 3rd District judge's decision to dismiss a lawsuit that alleged Salt Lake City wasn't doing enough to address crime and homelessness in the city.
12 months ago

Minnesota man charged with abusing teens at religious event in Murray

A man from Minnesota is facing charges for allegedly sexually abusing two teen girls while visiting Utah for a religious event.
12 months ago

Man tried to kidnap baby from stroller on TRAX platform, police say

Police arrested a man after an attempted kidnapping from a Millcreek TRAX platform. The man pushed the mother while trying to take a baby from a stroller.
12 months ago

Mayor requests audit of all Salt Lake City-owned properties after destructive Millcreek fire

Salt Lake City's mayor is calling for an audit of every city-owned property after a brush fire destroyed two Millcreek apartment buildings.
12 months ago

Vote Save America PAC invests to find Utah candidates to challenge GOP incumbents

Vote Save America announced Tuesday it will partner with Utah's Elevate PAC to identify and recruit candidates to run against GOP incumbents.
12 months ago

Delta’s AI pricing prompting consumer protection bill from Utah lawmaker

Delta’s plan to use AI pricing to individually set 20% of airfare tickets by year’s end has sparked bipartisan criticism over fears of price discrimination based on personal data.
12 months ago

Ralph Menzies ‘understands that he will be executed and why,’ state argues

The state argues that Ralph Menzies's request for a hearing to potentially change his death sentence should not be granted simply because he says he has dementia.
12 months ago

Utah County’s controversial ‘fast cast voting’ system on hold for municipal primary elections

Utah County is putting its "fast cast voting" system on hold for the upcoming municipal primary elections.
12 months ago