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Riverton sergeant found ‘legally justified’ in July 4 shooting, killing of armed man

A Riverton police sergeant was legally justified in shooting and killing a hit-and-run suspect armed with a knife following a Fourth of July fireworks show last year.
1 year ago

Police hope phone can provide info about deaths of Saratoga Springs mother, 8-year-old son

Saratoga Springs police are looking at Jessica Orton Lyman's phone to see if it will provide any clues as to what happened to the mother and her 8-year-old son.
1 year ago

Cox addresses deportations, public union bill referendum in monthly news conference

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox addressed the Trump administration's targeting of Ivy League universities and handling of deportations.
1 year ago

Advisories issued as wintry weather, cooler temperatures return to Utah

Utah's mountains will get another round of wintery weather as we head into the weekend.
1 year ago

Prosecution rests in Lori Daybell trial on claims she conspired to murder her husband

PHOENIX — After testimony from the officer assigned to Lori Vallow Daybell’s case on Wednesday, prosecutor Treena Kay said she was done presenting witnesses and officially rested her case. Judge Justin Beresky denied a motion from Daybell alleging that the prosecutor provided no evidence to the jury that there was a conspiracy to commit the […]
1 year ago

State conservation officer involved in shooting in Duchesne County

A Utah Department of Natural Resources officer was involved in a "critical incident" on Tuesday night, according to a statement from the department.
1 year ago

Gunman in 1991 Kennecott security guard killing admits guilt, seeks parole

Dale Bradley Jr., the gunman in the 1991 Kennecott killing, admitted guilt on Tuesday after years of maintaining that he didn't remember that night.
1 year ago

Massive overhaul of SLC road set to begin this week, with larger impacts on the horizon

Construction is set to begin on a two-year project to enhance a major road in west Salt Lake City.
1 year ago

Report: Utah outpaces the nation when it comes to median household income

Utah's cost of living has increased, but how has household income changed to keep pace with the cost of living?
1 year ago

‘What were you wearing?’ display aims to dispel misconceptions about attire and sexual assault

The clothing on display represents the outfits worn by sexual assault survivors when they were attacked.
1 year ago

Washington County inks accords with ICE in contending with illegal immigration

ST. GEORGE — The Washington County Sheriff’s Office has reached an accord with U.S. immigration officials to bolster cooperation in the jailing and pursuit of immigrants in the country illegally as part of President Donald Trump’s heightened focus on illegal immigration. At the same time, other law enforcement officials around Utah are also mulling participation […]
1 year ago

Vernal man charged with attempted murder in brutal attack on estranged wife

A Vernal man was charged Friday with attempted aggravated murder in the brutal stabbing of his estranged wife.
1 year ago

Salt Lake City’s newest art walk unearths a hidden downtown gem

Salt Lake City has a new art walk and it has water droplets that literally look back at you.
1 year ago

Garage on Beck, a popular Salt Lake City bar and grill, is closing its doors

Garage on Beck will close for good at the end of May, owner Bob McCarthy wrote on the business's Facebook page Thursday.
1 year ago

Popular Arches hike set to reopen after staff shortages prompted temporary closure

A strenuous but popular hike at Arches National Park will soon be available again after it was temporarily closed due to staffing shortages.
1 year ago

Trooper won’t face charges after using Taser on man who fell from freeway to his death

A Utah Highway Patrol trooper who used his Taser to stop a fleeing man, resulting in the man falling 21 feet off the freeway to his death, will not be criminally charged.
1 year ago

Siblings testify they knew Lori Daybell was involved with her husband’s death

Lori Daybell's surviving brother, Adam Cox, said when he found out Charles Vallow was killed there was no doubt in his mind that she and their brother, Alex Cox, had killed him.
1 year ago

Woman says Charles Vallow mentioned changing insurance beneficiary the day before his death

Daybell's trial in Arizona for conspiring to murder her then-husband, Charles Vallow, began this week.
1 year ago

Sen. Mike Lee wants to see tariffs used as leverage in trade negotiations

Sen. Mike Lee wants to see tariffs used as leverage in trade negotiations by seeing President Donald Trump lowering tariffs.
1 year ago

Federal FrontRunner funding remains in flux as US transportation secretary visits Utah

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said he believes in investing in transit projects like FrontRunner, especially as the Wasatch Front continues to quickly grow.
1 year ago

Red Butte Garden’s 2025 summer lineup released. Here’s who will be playing

Red Butte Garden is about to be rocking again this summer.
1 year ago

Utah signs off on $1.8B for downtown ‘reinvestment zone’ after big last-second changes

A state committee has approved a $1.8 billion "reinvestment zone" for major downtown redevelopment near the soon-to-be renovated Delta Center.
1 year ago

These Salt Lake City neighborhoods are most at risk for wildfires

Some areas of Salt Lake City are more at risk of damaging blazes.
1 year ago

‘A family tragedy is not a crime’: Lori Daybell speaks to jurors as her Arizona trial begins

In her first jury trial two years ago in Idaho, Daybell was convicted of killing her two youngest children, Tylee and JJ, and conspiring to murder her new husband's wife, Tammy Daybell.
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