SEC to close Salt Lake office after ‘gross abuse of power’ in Utah crypto case
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to close Salt Lake City office just days after a judge dismissed a cases because of prosecutorial misconduct.2 years ago
Salt Lake City plans to flip historic former public safety building into new housing
The estimated $150- to $165-million project will offer 244 mixed-income units, more than half of which will be "sized to accommodate families."2 years ago
First lady’s service fair aims to ‘match’ volunteers with nonprofit organizations
Summer Service Fair was held at Thanksgiving Point in Lehi. The fair aims to get people involved in service projects around the state.2 years ago
Struggling with in-laws? USU experts have some advice
Struggling with in-laws? You're not alone. The University of Utah has conducted a research study to help people out who have in-law troubles.2 years ago
GALLERY: Crowds of people gather for SLC’s annual Pride Parade
Underlying the raucous mood of Sunday's Utah Pride Parade in downtown Salt Lake City, though, was a consistent message.2 years ago
Woman charged with making bomb threat at South Jordan elementary school
A woman was charged on Thursday with making a false bomb threat at a Utah elementary school causing the school to evacuate.2 years ago
Attorney general’s office sues reporter over access to Sean Reyes’ calendar
Utah Attorney General's Office filed a lawsuit in another attempt to keep Attorney General Sean Reyes' calendar from becoming public.2 years ago
Utah Pride Center makes changes to reinvigorate festival after tumult of 2023
Expect a lower entry fee to the Utah Pride Festival this weekend as officials with the LGBTQ advocacy group aim to draw a larger crowd and reinvigorate the event.2 years ago
Why water property taxes are going up in Salt Lake City and Sandy
Both Draper and Salt Lake City will see their property taxes increasing. The revenue will cover water infrastructure improvements.2 years ago
New Salt Lake indie music festival announces lineup for September shows
Love Letters festival is Salt Lake City's newest indie gathering.2 years ago
‘End of an era’: Motor-Vu Drive-In will soon be demolished to make way for housing
Trees are coming down around the shuttered Motor-Vu Drive-In in Riverdale, Weber County, to be replaced with a housing development, as the demolition process starts.2 years ago
‘I love my country’: Veterans, Gov. Cox focus on service, honoring military on Memorial Day
Gov. Spencer Cox at a Memorial Day service in Salt Lake stressed the importance of service and honoring veterans who have died while serving.2 years ago
‘Topaz Stories’ exhibit travels Utah showing human side of WWII internment
Ruth Sasaki, editor of "Topaz Stories" and daughter of a World War II Japanese American internment camp survivor, thinks stories are bridges.2 years ago
Layton man charged with killing his father now charged with threatening puppy owner
A Layton man charged this month with killing his father now faces an additional criminal charge after he allegedly threatened another man.2 years ago
Utah junior high student diagnosed with brain cancer finds joy in track and field
Alden Peterson was diagnosed with brain cancer in junior high, but he doesn't let that stop him from finding joy in athletics.2 years ago
Utah man who fired at police pleads guilty to disarming an officer
A man has pleaded guilty to grabbing a police officer's gun as part of a plea deal in which charges for firing at an officer were dismissed.2 years ago
Officers found legally justified in Murray and Taylorsville police shootings
Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill announced Thursday that officers involved in two police shootings were legally justified.2 years ago
Woman in St. George skirt-pulling incident fired from Utah AG’s office, records show
A woman who was filmed and went viral in St. George skirt-pulling incident has been fired from her government job.2 years ago
Utah leads nation in housing unit growth, so why did privately owned units drop?
Housing unit growth is Utah is the highest in the United States, however private home ownership has plummeted.2 years ago
Defense calls into question electronic, forensic evidence in Chad Daybell murder trial
Chad Daybell's defense called two witnesses to question evidence that would place Daybell on his property during the days after two children were killed.2 years ago
Advocates urge officials to include affordable housing in new sports and entertainment district
Crossroads Urban Center wants Salt Lake officials to mandate deeply affordable housing in a new sports and entertainment district.2 years ago
Indoor pickleball facility coming to Salt Lake City, other Utah cities
The pickleball craze is far from over. Salt Lake City proper will be getting its first large-scale indoor pickleball facility later this year.2 years ago
Chad Daybell daughter says her mother’s health was declining before she died
Chad Daybell's daughter Emma Murrary took the stand as the defense in the Chad Daybell murder trial began presenting its case Monday.2 years ago
