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‘So eager’: Utah refugees, immigrants prep for new school year

Utah's refugee students face extra obstacles as they start the 2024 school year, including language barriers and cultural adjustments.
2 years ago

A piece of Salt Lake City street history resurfaces during construction project

Salt Lake City transportation engineers confirmed that what appeared to be old brick or cobblestone was uncovered as they repaired the road.
2 years ago

Dozens speak out against 48% tax increase proposal in Utah County

Dozens of community members spoke out against a 48% proposed tax increase by Utah County during a tax hearing Thursday night.
2 years ago

Utah Senate mourns death of longtime lawmaker Karen Mayne

The Utah State Senate announced the death longtime state lawmaker Karen Mayne in a statement Thursday night.
2 years ago

30% fee increase proposed for Lees Ferry campground near Lake Powell

Lees Ferry saw 5.2 million visits in 2023, and during the first months of 2024 visitation was up 16%.
2 years ago

Suspected driver in fatal Millcreek hit-and-run faces charges

A Utah man arrested in the hit-and-run death of 20-year-old Lindsey VanOrman in Millcreek is now facing criminal charges after police say he initially denied he was behind the wheel, and then tried to get his girlfriend to lie to police.
2 years ago

West Davis Corridor extension plans move ahead; Syracuse eyes development along roadway

Plans to extend the first section of the West Davis Corridor are moving forward, with work set to begin next year.
2 years ago

Utah Supreme Court to hear arguments Friday in 2nd District GOP primary dispute

Utah 2nd Congressional District candidate Colby Jenkins wants to challenge the certification of his election against Rep. Celeste Maloy.
2 years ago

Utah executes convicted killer Taberon Honie

The state of Utah executed Taberon Dave Honie by lethal injection just after midnight Thursday, 25 years after he was convicted of murder.
2 years ago

Voters in these 6 Utah cities will vote in November to split from the Alpine School District

Residents will have the opportunity to decide on whether or not their cities will split from Alpine School District.
2 years ago

Utah set for first execution in 14 years; how did we get here?

Taberon Dave Honie is scheduled to be the eighth person to face execution in Utah since 1977 after the death penalty was reinstated.
2 years ago

Paris Olympics: Why American climber said ‘it sucks’ after breaking own world record

After breaking a world record in climbing, Sam Watson embraced his competitor in a reaction many may not have expected.
2 years ago

Owner of West Valley tow company accused of targeting minority semitruck drivers

The owner of a West Valley towing company is facing charges for alleged predatory, towing practices mainly against minority semitruck drivers.
2 years ago

Ogden Diversity Commission facing change due to Utah law targeting diversity programming

A new Utah law targets diversity, equity and inclusion programming at state-run institution, something that concerns Ogden city council members.
2 years ago

Craft Lake City starts soon — take free public transportation to get there

The 16th annual DIY festival Craft Lake City, Utah's largest focused art festival, is coming to the Utah State Fairpark August 9-11.
2 years ago

With mission call in hand, BYU’s Cooper Jones proving he can compete on Korn Ferry Tour

Only a month before leaving to serve as a Latter-day Saint missionary, Cooper Jones comes out swinging on this third Korn Ferry Tour.
2 years ago

‘Big nerd culture’: Hundreds of Utah wargamers gather to battle with dice, figurines

In what may be Utah's biggest tabletop convention ever, hundreds of people gathered for the Salt Lake Open to compete in wargames.
2 years ago

Police arrest man in Millcreek fatal hit-and-run crash

A man has been arrested in connection to a hit-and-run crash in Millcreek, which ended in the death of a 20-year-old Millcreek woman.
2 years ago

Convicted double killer attacked staff members at youth facility, police say

Two men, one of whom was already convicted of a double homicide, attacked staff at a youth center in Cedar City.
2 years ago

Fighter squadron wins top award, first in Hill Air Force Base history

For the first time, a fighter squadron from Hill Air Force Base has won The annual Raytheon Trophy on July 12
2 years ago

Court vacates sentence for Utah death row inmate, but upholds his conviction for 1985 murder

On Thursday, the Utah Supreme Court threw out the sentence of death row inmate Douglass Lovell. Lovell's lawyers said the sentence was prejudiced based on religious testimony.
2 years ago

Utah seeking to dismiss Utah Education Association voucher lawsuit

The state's largest teachers union in May filed a lawsuit challenging the recently implemented Utah Fits All voucher program.
2 years ago

Lieutenant governor certifies results from Utah’s June primary elections

Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson certified the statewide June 25 primary election Monday, solidifying victories for incumbent Republicans.
2 years ago

Utah man with cerebral palsy publishes children’s book

Aubrey has cerebral palsy, and wants "all kids to know that we can gain freedom and greater happiness just by accomplishing hard things."
2 years ago