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Sen. Romney touts safety of Utah elections, says he won’t run for president in 2024
After touring Weber County's vote center, Sen. Romney said he has no doubt that Utah elections are safe and secure.14 hours ago
Some Utah lawmakers trying to get rid of clergy exeption in state’s mandatory child abuse reporting law
Utah's mandatory child abuse reporting law has an exemption that doesn't require clergy to report it. Some state lawmakers want to remove that exemption.7 days ago
‘So no one else gets hurt:’ Utah Democratic Party pushes for Davis suspension
Salt Lake County Democrats have already suspended Sen. Gene Davis, and members of the Utah Democratic Party want to do the same.8 days ago
Woman warns of being followed at local store, police say you should report it
A woman tells KSL NewsRadio that she was recently followed by two men inside an area Target store.8 days ago
Back-to-school shopping this year will have families navigating rising prices
Back-to-school shopping will be a little more expensive this year as families navigate rising prices.9 days ago
Your Diet Coke can could be in jeopardy if the Great Salt Lake dries up
As the Great Salt Lake shrinks, the impact of its decline grows. Industries from food to recreation stand to be affected by the lake's declining water levels.21 days ago
Conferences pull events from Salt Lake over abortion, transgender laws
The combined total losses of potential visitor spending from both conferences in Salt Lake is reportedly equal to $9.4 million.22 days ago
Cloud seeding could bring more water to the Great Salt Lake, Utah Department of Natural Resources says
Cloud seeding is a type of weather modification. The Utah Department of Natural Resources thinks it could bring more water to the Great Salt Lake.22 days ago
Utah House Speaker bringing back second annual Great Salt Lake Summit
House Speaker Brad Wilson says another Great Salt Lake Summit will be held in October.23 days ago
Utah State Board of Education approves policy outlining how a book is banned
The Utah State Board of Education approved a policy Tuesday in how a book is banned from schools, and what happens while the book is under review.23 days ago
Centerville couple involved in home invasion, attack and fire describe the events
Bethanie Schmucker and Clarence Newman, both in their early 70's, describe being punched and kicked by a man at their Centerville home.24 days ago
New research predicts Lake Powell, Lake Mead collapse if Colorado River Basin states don’t make sacrifices
A possible solution, among many suggested by the study authors, is a deal between the Colorado River Basin states to conserve and reduce water use.28 days ago
Washington Co. House candidate may sue over recount audit
Willie Billings wants to sue because he didn't like how the audit of the recount was handled. He also distrusts the counting machines.29 days ago
Sen. Romney says it will take more than conservation to fill up Great Salt Lake, it will cost billions
A solution to solving the shrinking of the Great Salt Lake will require more than just conserving, according to Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Utah). He says it could cost billions.29 days ago
Rep. Curtis hopes to prevent gun suicides nationally with law similar to Utah’s
Rep. Curtis is proposing a bill to allow those experiencing a mental health emergency to voluntarily put themselves on a do-not-sell list.1 month ago
New climate tool shows Utah’s record heat a result of climate change
Utah's record heat is a result of climate change according to readings from a new climate tool called the Climate Shift Index, from the non-profit Climate Central.1 month ago
Starbucks union strikes in Cottonwood Heights, store closes for the day
The Cottonwood Heights Starbucks temporarily closes its doors as several union workers did not show up for work Friday.1 month ago
Utah seeking to throw out lawsuit challenging the transgender athlete ban
Attorneys for the state of Utah are seeking to have a judge dismiss the transgender ban lawsuit.1 month ago
Utah Sen. Derek Kitchen says party switching partly to blame for primary loss
According to Utah Sen. Derek Kitchen, voters switching parties to vote in the Republican primary had an impact in his loss to Dr. Jennifer Plumb.1 month ago
The Point project now has a developer for its community-centered project
The Point project has selected developers for the old state prison site in Draper. There's a promise of community space at its heart.1 month ago
‘So the state has options’: Sponsor of Utah’s trigger law proposes amending state constitution
A state lawmaker is proposing changing the state constitution if Utah's abortion trigger law is struck down.1 month ago
Bluffdale Mayor defends husband after he was accused of threatening her one-time political opponent
Bluffdale Mayor, Natalie Hall, defended her husband Jason after he was accused of threatening her one-time political opponent.1 month ago
Stericycle can no longer burn medical waste in SLC, but the fight to stop toxic pollutants may not be over
Local environmental groups are taking a victory lap now that a medical waste incinerator in North Salt Lake belonging to Stericycle, has been shut down.1 month ago
