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Utah governor’s task force touts progress in fight against illegal fentanyl

Utah is making huge gains in its fight against fentanyl according to Gov. Spencer Cox's Fentanyl Task Force.
1 year ago

Music & the Spoken Word celebrates its 5,000th episode

The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square is celebrating a major milestone. This Sunday, the choir's signature program, Music & the Spoken Word, will air its 5,000th episode.
1 year ago

Utah’s black and white license plate is now the state’s most popular and it’s bringing in millions

Utahns are spending millions on specialty license plates, which are funding everything from scholarships for veterans to wildlife conservation.
1 year ago

Utah Highway Patrol urges safety after multiple deadly crashes

Those recent crashes have Utah Highway Patrol again urging safety in the period known as the “100 deadliest days” between Memorial Day and Labor Day.
1 year ago

Deer Creek wildfire in San Juan County grows to more than 7,000 acres, evacuation orders in place

Parts of La Sal in San Juan County were under evacuation Friday due to the nearby Deer Creek Fire, according to San Juan County officials and Utah Fire Info.
1 year ago

After Herriman explosion, officials urge residents to sign up for emergency alerts

Herriman’s emergency alert system, like many others across Utah, is opt-in, meaning residents have to sign up to receive notifications.
1 year ago

New solution to child care crisis opens in Salt Lake City

The Spark Apartments, Utah’s first complex to offer on-site, low-cost child care, opens this week.
1 year ago

Police request murder charges for St. George man who allegedly fired over 150 rounds during standoff

One man was arrested on Tuesday in St. George after police said he was involved in a shootout with officers.
1 year ago

Here’s what Utah’s housing market looks like right now

A new report shows, in part, that the housing market in Utah is the ninth most expensive in the country,
1 year ago

Major SNAP changes worry Utah anti-hunger advocates

Anti-hunger advocates are trying to figure out how Trump's massive tax cut bill will impact those relying on SNAP benefits in Utah.
1 year ago

No reservations needed at Arches National Park until end of August

Arches National Park is temporarily pausing its reservation system until the end of August.
1 year ago

Witnesses share accounts of crash, fire and explosion that rocked Herriman strip mall

After a car accident caused a vehicle to crash into a Herriman strip mall, an explosion gutted a business.
1 year ago

Law enforcement staff up at Pineview Reservoir during busy holiday weekend

Weber County Deputies and the U.S. Forest Service are patrolling the waters at Pineview Reservoir this weekend to help keep the crowds there safe.
1 year ago

Honoring the unsung heroes: A monument to the Navajo Code Talkers rises in Utah

As Americans prepare to celebrate Independence Day, a new monument in West Valley City is quietly taking shape for the Navajo code talkers.
1 year ago

F-35 flyover thrills crowds across Utah on July Fourth

Every Fourth of July parade has its traditions, such as candy flying through the air, marching bands keeping rhythm, and all kinds of floats that bring plenty of smiles.
1 year ago

Mountain lion sightings put Mapleton neighborhood on high alert

A quiet Mapleton neighborhood is on edge after multiple mountain lion sightings, including one involving a mother and cub spotted just feet from a family home.
1 year ago

Summer, After School care programs at risk after federal government withholds funds

The Utah Afterschool Network warns that the summer programs thousands of Utah parents rely on for childcare are at risk.
1 year ago

UHP demonstrates growing number of DUI arrests with 11,000 cans

Ahead of the most dangerous days on Utah roads, the Utah Highway Patrol demonstrated the growing number of DUI arrests in our state with a huge pile of cans.
1 year ago

Utahns gather to express concerns about President Trump’s ‘Big Beautiful Bill’

Utahns gathered Wednesday evening to call and email Utah’s Congressional Delegation before they vote on the Big Beautiful Bill.
1 year ago

New South Rim fire station brings faster emergency response to growing Tooele County community

Before the new station opened at 2555 Silver Avenue, if a call came for the South Rim area, first responders from South Rim Fire had to drive from South Rim to Stockton and back.
1 year ago

Utah kicks off year-long celebration of America’s 250th birthday

America's 250th birthday is still a year away, but Utah is already kicking off a yearlong celebration.
1 year ago

Delay in response to Sandy stalking case highlights lesser known Utah domestic violence law

A Sandy stalking case is shedding light on a lesser known Utah domestic violence law.
1 year ago

‘Every Kid Outdoors’ program reaches out to refugee teens

A DNR program that strives to get more kids in the outdoors is expanding for the first time this year with a camp for refugee teens.
1 year ago

Taylorsville Dayzz kicks off with increased police presence

Added safety efforts at Taylorsville Dayzz include drones and officers in strategic, undisclosed locations throughout Valley Regional Park.
1 year ago