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Paris Hilton returns to Utah supporting parent lawsuit against Provo Canyon School

Paris Hilton joined lawyers at a news conference Monday as two families announced they are suing Provo Canyon School, alleging negligence involving their children who were under the care of the youth psychiatric residential treatment facility.
2 months ago

‘No Kings’ shooting victim remembered on somber one year anniversary

A year after a Salt Lake City father, husband and fashion designer was fatally shot during a downtown protest, friends and community leaders said his legacy continues to shape conversations about gun safety and inspire young artists.
2 months ago

Filming of the final season of popular series “The Chosen” has returned to Utah

Filming of the final season of the popular series “The Chosen” has returned to Utah.
2 months ago

Woman shares experience after truck crashes into Perry home

A day after she was struck by a truck that crashed into her house in Perry, a woman shared her harrowing experience for the first time on Friday.
2 months ago

Box Elder County commission approves 180-day moratorium on new data centers

Box Elder County Commissioners have approved a 180-day moratorium on any new data centers. They said the moratorium was needed after the Stratos project exposed issues that need attention.
2 months ago

Here’s why some sellers are pulling their homes off the market

The number of new homes listed for sale nationwide fell 1.3% last week, according to real estate company Redfin, and some sellers are pulling their homes off the market.
2 months ago

Tree collapse at Pineview Reservoir leaves 13-year-old girl on life support, injures others

A day at Pineview Reservoir turned tragic Saturday when a large, decaying tree snapped in heavy winds and crashed onto a group of children at Pelican Beach.
2 months ago

Rancher offers reward as Utah County deputies work to solve cattle theft

Sheriff’s deputies on Monday said they were hoping to get to the bottom of a cattle theft that took place on land near the Goshen Bay and White Lake area.
2 months ago

Researcher hopes Utahns remember sacrifice of ‘D-Day 5’

Ahead of the 82nd anniversary of D-Day on Saturday, a researcher hopes others would remember Utah’s ‘D-Day Five.'
2 months ago

At least 1 killed in crash in Salt Lake City

At least one person was killed in a crash at 5600 West and 300 South in Salt Lake City on Wednesday afternoon, police said.
2 months ago

Salt Lake County mail-in ballot deadline changes

Mail-in ballots are already being sent to voters across Salt Lake County ahead of the June 23rd primary election.
2 months ago

Five years later, same accident, same message for drivers

What are the odds the same driver would be involved in the same accident five years apart? For one Utah Department of Transportation worker, that was his reality Monday morning.
2 months ago

West Point community mourns 71-year-old veteran shot and killed on his front porch

A West Point neighborhood is reeling after a 71‑year‑old military veteran was shot and killed in broad daylight on Saturday evening, prompting an urgent search for a maroon Honda Civic seen speeding away from the scene.
2 months ago

After melanoma diagnosis, West Valley man encourages sun safety

Skin cancer is one of the most common cancers in the United States, with melanoma being the most dangerous form. More than 100,000 Americans are diagnosed with melanoma each year.
2 months ago

Man found injured in road in Sandy

A man was taken to the hospital in very critical condition after police responded to a crash at 9000 S. State Street in Sandy on Monday night.
2 months ago

Utah startup Rize Sweet Rollz celebrates new milestone

Rize Sweet Rollz has been open about 10 months, but the idea dates back five years, when founder Casey Vanderhoef was serving time in prison.
2 months ago

Freedom Truck visits Utah communities on nationwide tour

A traveling mobile museum called the "Freedom Truck" is in Draper Utah this week as part of a nationwide tour leading up to America's 250th anniversary.
2 months ago

Residents say vandalism, alleged attacks tied to one neighbor have left them fearful

A group of residents in Salt Lake City’s Marmalade District said they are living in fear as incidents of alleged vandalism, harassment and safety concerns with their neighbor continue.
2 months ago

Utah mom says chatbot tried to turn her daughter against her

A Utah mother said she’s rethinking how her family uses technology after an unsettling exchange between her 9‑year‑old daughter and Amazon’s now‑retired AI chatbot, Rufus.
2 months ago

New programs show promise in teen mental health crisis

Wait times have improved in Utah for teens seeking access to mental health resources thanks to a big commitment from the state. But experts say there's still more that can be done.
2 months ago

Recognizing the early signs of mental health concerns in children

Experts say mental health concerns in young children can start much earlier than many people realize, even during infancy and preschool years.
2 months ago

A look at what’s inside and around Box Elder County’s proposed Stratos data center site

Farmers and homeowners near the proposed Stratos Project site worry they and their county leaders aren't being given enough time to consider how the area could be impacted by a massive data center and power plant.
3 months ago

National Endowment for the Arts Chair visits Utah

For the first time in ten years, the chair of the National Endowment for the Arts is visiting Utah, touring an America 250 exhibit at the State Capitol with Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson.
3 months ago

Gov Spencer Cox supports affordable housing build

Utah Governor Spencer Cox spent part of his morning in Tooele on Monday volunteering with Habitat for Humanity, joining dozens of community members to help build housing for future homeowners.
3 months ago