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
Utah-based Columbus Foundation launches program to train autistic adults for manufacturing jobs
The Columbus Foundation — a Utah-based nonprofit dedicated to empowering individuals with disabilities — has partnered with Salt Lake Community College and the Utah Manufacturers Association to pilot the Utah Uniquely Abled Machinist Program.1 year ago
Will Trump’s order on homelessness treatment make Utah streets safer?
Utah leaders celebrated a new executive order from President Donald Trump, which seeks to make it easier to move people from homeless encampments into treatment facilities.1 year ago
Riverton man stabbed brother in argument over walking the dog, police say
An argument over walking the dog late Thursday resulted in one man being stabbed and his brother arrested.1 year ago
West Valley man charged with sexually abusing children while in Tonga
A West Valley man was arrested Thursday on federal charges accusing him of sexually abusing minors in Tonga while he was a missionary.1 year ago
Utahns warned against buying oysters from Republic of Korea
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is warning residents in five states — including Utah — against purchasing oysters from the Republic of Korea.1 year ago
Great Salt Lake is back on the decline. It’s also receiving $53M to help save it
The Great Salt Lake is receiving a significant financial boost amid ongoing efforts to get water back to the lake.1 year ago
Salt Lake chosen as regional hub in USDA reorganization
Salt Lake City has been selected as one of five regional hubs where the USDA will be relocating operations.1 year ago
Wife of man killed in American Fork expected to testify against her mother, brother
Her expected testimony reduces the trial length and led prosecutors to agree to allow separate trials for Kevin Ellis and Tracey Grist.1 year ago
Alleged sexual assault case involving Roy detectives now in attorney general’s hands
An alleged sexual assault at Snowbird Ski Resort in May involving detectives from the Roy Police Department will now be investigated by the Utah Attorney General's Office.1 year ago
These Salt Lake roads will be closed for Pioneer Day events
Police are warning Salt Lake residents, workers and visitors to be prepared for "significant and potentially lengthy" road closures this Pioneer Day.1 year ago
Former death row inmate will be moved from prison to jail to await new trial
A Provo judge ordered that a former death row inmate be transferred from prison to jail on Tuesday after his sentence was overturned.1 year ago
Menzies back in court Wednesday as deadline to respond to commutation request nears
Menzies is scheduled to be executed by firing squad on Sept. 5. He was convicted of killing Maurine Hunsaker, a 26-year-old mother of three, in 1986.1 year ago
3 arrested in double stabbing at Heber City quinceañera
Three people have been arrested in a double stabbing at a quinceañera party in Heber City on Sunday, and police are looking for two more men.1 year ago
Tooele County School District audit finds poor student achievement, low employee morale
Auditors say this, along with the personnel-related findings, has led to inefficiencies and noncompliance in the education of Tooele County students.1 year ago
Your guide to Pioneer Day activities, fireworks in Utah
Utah's Pioneer Day holiday celebrates the arrival of the first group of pioneers entering the Salt Lake Valley in 18471 year ago
Utah warned protest group against ‘private security’ or ‘safety’ teams at rallies, emails show
The Utah 50501 group that organized the large No Kings protest on June 14 in Salt Lake City was told it could not hire its own security team, according to email correspondence from the state to protest organizers.1 year ago
Service and schooling in your 20s leads to a happy 30s, BYU study finds
After surveying 4,969 adults in their 30s, the research was conclusive: Service and schooling in one's 20s made the biggest difference in flourishing for the next decade.1 year ago
5 Utahns plead guilty to $100M fraudulent supplement scheme
Police said the scheme involved the sale of nutraceutical, CBD and dietary supplements through a number of websites and a call center operating in Utah.1 year ago
Spanish Fork teen becomes youngest to hike 36-mile ridge surrounding Little Cottonwood Canyon
A teenager from Spanish Fork has become the youngest person known to complete a grueling 36-mile hike connecting all of the peaks surrounding Little Cottonwood Canyon.1 year ago
Eccles Theater closed for renovations, but there’s a new way to view art there
Eccles Theater remains closed for renovations for a few more weeks, but there's a new way to enjoy some art while it undergoes a facelift.1 year ago
