Snow Squad: Deer Valley Ski Patrol demonstrates avalanche rescue dogs’ intense training, drills
Members of Deer Valley Ski Patrol showed KSL TV the training avalanche dogs go through to prepare for emergencies.1 year ago
Layton residents push back on tree removal plan amid safety and cost concerns
A city tree removal project that could cost more than $100,000 in Layton is sparking resident concerns.1 year ago
Statewide food drive brings in thousands of donations for Utah families in need
Volunteers across Utah collected food donations from the doorsteps of Utahns as part of the Feed Utah food drive for the Utah Food Bank.1 year ago
$33,000 in SLC parking tickets issued for these ADA stalls in 2 months
Salt Lake City said it would make changes to a group of ADA parking stalls after neighbors and visitors complained, revealing tens of thousands of dollars-worth of parking tickets issued there in the first two months of the year.1 year ago
Former inmate honored by police for helping others turn their lives around Salt Lake City
From prison to being honored by the police, how a Utah man is being recognized for helping tackle some of Salt Lake City's biggest issues.1 year ago
Police seek public’s help in solving shootings in Provo neighborhood
Police asked for the public’s help Wednesday as they sought whoever was responsible for shootings on subsequent nights in the same Provo neighborhood.1 year ago
New law cracks down on unlicensed life coaches practicing mental health therapy
A new law allows the state to crack down on unlicensed coaches offering services only a therapist can.1 year ago
Camera allowed in courtroom for Lori Vallow Daybell trial
Lori Vallow Daybell appeared in a Maricopa County courtroom Tuesday morning representing herself on a charge of conspiracy to commit murder.1 year ago
Process to remove fluoride from Utah water systems costly, but will save dollars
Workers with the Weber Basin Water Conservancy District are making early preparations to remove additive fluoride from their systems.1 year ago
Avalanche forecasters warn of ‘considerable’ danger as weekend begins
Avalanche danger was rated considerable through much of the Wasatch Front, with the exception of the Provo area, where it’s rated high danger.1 year ago
Utah House and Senate divided over churches paying transportation fees
The Utah House and Senate are divided over whether churches should have to pay certain fees in the cities where they're located.1 year ago
USU researcher focuses on keeping ‘forever chemicals’ out of our water, food
A Utah State University research project is focusing on keeping 'forever chemicals' out of our food and water supply.1 year ago
Warmer weather has many Utahns ready for gardening
From plants, flowers and vegetables to garden tools, fertilizer and compost, hundreds, if not thousands, of people showed up to J&J on Saturday.2 years ago
Utah skin cancer researcher raising awareness after surviving melanoma
At age 19, Jakob Jensen was diagnosed with melanoma, shaping his future career as a skin researcher for Huntsman Cancer Institute.2 years ago
‘We made a mistake’: Utah House panel approves returning ballot language duties to nonpartisan attorneys
A Utah House committee approved a high-profile proposal that would strip the job of writing language for ballot initiatives from legislative leaders.2 years ago
Utah Hockey fans scoring big for downtown businesses
Utah Hockey Club fans are now outpacing Utah Jazz fans for eating out on game nights.2 years ago
Utah Avalanche Center launches new mobile app focused on backcountry safety same month as deadly avalanche
The Utah Avalanche Center launched a new, more comprehensive app, that focuses on being a source of information on Utah’s backcountry.2 years ago
Utah Legislature moves to limit road projects in Salt Lake City for 1 year
The Utah Legislature is raising questions about what it means for Salt Lake City and its ability to do any road projects over the next year.2 years ago
Advocates push for more affordable housing funding from Utah liquor sales
With two weeks left in the legislative session, advocates are pushing for more money to build affordable housing in Utah.2 years ago
Utah, 16 other states tell judge: We never meant to say Section 504 is unconstitutional
After public pushback, Utah and 16 other states say they do not want a judge to declare a key part of a federal disability law unconstitutional.2 years ago
Senators pump the brakes on bill to eliminate daylight saving time in Utah
A proposed bill on eliminating Utah daylight savings time has stalled in committee.2 years ago
Springdale faces traffic woes amid federal worker cuts
A recent decrease in workers due to federal cuts is causing traffic problems in Springdale.2 years ago
Utah Symphony gives a new sound to classic movies
Utah Symphony is working to give a new sound to classic movies through unique concert experiences.2 years ago
