Georgia woman spends three months in jail after police mistake cotton candy for meth
Dasha Fincher, a resident of Georgia, spent three years in jail after a bag of cotton candy mistakenly tested positive for methamphetamine.8 years ago
PayPal offered $6.8 million in tax rebates to establish data center in West Jordan
PayPal is to receive millions in tax breaks to open a data center in West Jordan under a proposed agreement with the West Jordan Redevelopment Agency.8 years ago
Susan Powell created a “paper trail” of evidence before her disappearance, “Cold” podcast reveals
Susan Powell, in the months before her 2009 disappearance, created a "paper trail" of evidence, convinced her husband Josh would "take [her] out," the podcast "Cold" has revealed.8 years ago
Despite murder charge, school district says it has a “good system” to screen teachers
The Alpine School District says that they weren't informed about the criminal charge against teacher Chelsea Cook, who was arrested for murder on Sunday.8 years ago
Utah police have reported six wrong-way driver cases since Friday
Six wrong way driver cases have been reported since Friday, including a terrible accident on the I-15 last night that injured three people.8 years ago
Chipotle offers to rehire manager labeled racist in viral video
Chipotle has offered to rehire Dominique Martin, the manager they fired after she refused serve a group of dine-and-dashers.8 years ago
Rep. Paul Ray proposes bill to lower drug prices by giving rebates to the patients
Rep. Paul Ray says that rebates negotiated behind closed doors are a big part of the reason our prescriptions prices are so high, and he wants to change it.8 years ago
Sen. Mike Lee hopeful mandatory minimum sentencing laws will be gone by the end of the year
Sen. Mike Lee is hopeful that his First Step Act will pass and mandatory minimum sentencing laws will be off the books by the end of the year.8 years ago
Lyft and Uber try to persuade commuters to give up their cars with new monthly passes
The Lyft Pass gives commuters up to 30 free rides a month for $299. But when you read the fine print, is it really worth it?8 years ago
OPINION: Police officers need our support when they’re forced to take a life
The impact pulling the trigger has on police officers' lives is unimaginable. Usually, it's the moment we turn on them, but, Dave Noriega says, it's when they most need our support.8 years ago
GoFundMe campaign that raised $400,000 for a homeless veteran exposed as fraud
Johnny Bobbitt captured the hearts of America when a New Jersey couple told the world that Bobbitt, a homeless veteran, had spent his last $20 to help them out of a jam. But that heartwarming story took a dark turn today with the new allegation that the whole story was nothing more than an elaborate […]8 years ago
Mia Love campaign files lawsuit to stop ballot counting in Salt Lake County
Mia Love has filed a lawsuit to stop Salt Lake County from counting ballots in her race against Ben McAdams. Is there any justification to it?8 years ago
Juul stops sale of flavored e-cigarettes amid mounting pressure from FDA
Juul removes their flavored e-cigarettes from the shelves of stores after the FDA gives them 60 days to present a plan to keep their product away from kids.8 years ago
Denver to vote on whether to drop Olympic bid
Denver is considering dropping its bid to host the 2030 Winter Olympics. If they do, the only American city left in the running with be Salt Lake City.8 years ago
Ex-girlfriend of Josh Powell shares what she knows about Susan Powell’s disappearance
In December 2009, Catherine Terry Everett saw a familiar face on TV. It was Josh Powell: a man she’d dated ten years before and a man who, now, was the lead suspect in the disappearance of his wife, Susan Powell. For nine years, Everett has stayed silent about her about her part in the Powells’ […]8 years ago
Water conservancy managers are among Utah’s highest-paid public employees
Water conservancy district employees are among the best-paid public employees, with one-in-three earning more than $100,000 per year.8 years ago
OPINION: It’s time to crack down on people who run school bus stop signs
Drivers in Utah run school bus stop signs 1,500 time each day. But our school buses film every one, and Debbie Dujanovic says that all they'd have to do is send in to footage to make every one of them pay.8 years ago
Investigative reporter announces new podcast about Susan Powell
An investigative reporter is ready to share his discoveries from three years of work into the 2009 disappearance of Susan Powell.8 years ago
After 6 years, only 8 people have been fined under Utah’s idle-free ordinances
Idle-free ordinances now exist in eight cities in Utah. But after six years with the on the books, only eight people have ever been fined.8 years ago
OPINION: Voting, not voters, may cost Mia Love the election
Voters in Utah County had to wait up to four hours to cast their votes. That's more than just frustrating. It could well cost Mia Love the election.8 years ago
Proposition 2 has passed. When will medical marijuana become legal in Utah?
Utah has voted in favor of legalized medical marijuana, but it'll take until December for Proposition 2 to become law, and a lot can still change.8 years ago
OPINION: Utah’s voters are too smart to fall for attack ads
This election has given us some of the dirtiest attack ads in recent memory. Debbie Dujanovic says it time politicians giving all the mudslinging a rest.8 years ago
University of Utah students organize mass walkout to vote
Walkout to Vote Utah organized a mass walkout on the University of Utah campus, encouraging a mass exodus of students from the campus to the poll booth.8 years ago
