Mary Richards

This inversion will be hanging around the Wasatch Front for at least one more day. KSL Meteorologist Grant Weyman explains why the view is thick and gray. “It’s another smoggy start to the week… as the temperature inversion stays in place. That warmer air aloft is trapping the colder air and pollutants in the valley,” […]

The Park City School District has some new ideas on how to make their school lunches and the classroom healthier, including more time to sit at the lunch table, and maybe ditching food as rewards.

State Senator, Todd Weiler, thinks Prop 2 lawsuit is really just a sham after Rocky Anderson helped two groups file a lawsuit against the state.

Denver bid leaders say Stockholm plans to use a sliding complex in a neighboring country. Why not share venues across two U.S. states? 

A lawsuit has now been filed, as promised, over the compromise medical marijuana law. It says Utah ought to keep what the voters passed.

Law enforcement agencies around Utah and the nation sent representatives to the funeral of South Salt Lake police officer David Romrell on Wednesday.

SALT LAKE CITY — New numbers released from the Utah State Board of Education snow 87 percent of Utah high school students graduated in 2018. Last spring, 47,487 students graduated from Utah’s public high schools. It’s the 6th year in a row that the rate has increased. It has gone up 1 percent each year since […]

A sheriff's deputy helped a mom safely deliver a new baby on the side of the road as his dash camera picked up audio of the entire situation. 

Local officials say too many Utahns are bringing food or coats or other donations downtown and just handing them out on the streets to the homeless - which then become trash for clean-up.

Officials say medical marijuana cards and dispensaries won't be available until sometime next year. But patients who fall under these conditions can use medical cannabis now under what's legally called an affirmative defense, meaning they don't have to fear prosecution.