Bill would limit presidential use of Antiquities Act
Utah Senator Mike Lee wants to protect Utah from any future national presidential monument designations, without local control.8 years ago
Lightning-sparked fire burning near Grantsville, Utah
It sparked from lightning Monday night, and grew to over a thousand acres overnight.8 years ago
Utah’s senators praise Supreme Court pick
WASHINGTON DC — Utah Senator Orrin Hatch says he will lift heaven and earth to make sure Brett Kavanaugh is confirmed. He calls him an outstanding choice. “I know him from his previous confirmation to the D.C. Circuit. He is one of our nation’s most distinguished and influential jurists,” said Hatch in a statement. “He […]8 years ago
Asylum denied for mother staying at Salt Lake church
A woman who has spent six months in a Salt Lake Church has been denied asylum.8 years ago
Senator Hatch talks potential Supreme Court nominee
Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, is weighing in on President Donald Trump's impending Supreme Court nominee in a new interview with Fox News.8 years ago
Derrick Favors re-signs with Utah Jazz; Free agency, and Summer League news
The Utah Jazz are about a day into NBA free agency, and it sure looks like they are trying to keep things the way they are.8 years ago
Dollar Ridge Fire burns near Strawberry Reservoir
One of the newest wildfires burning across Utah is growing quickly near Strawberry Reservoir.8 years ago
First court appearance for SLC security guard charged with murder
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah — The security guard charged with murdering a man downtown made his first court appearance Friday. Timothy Lutes was arrested after police say he got into a fight and killed a man by shooting him in the back after asking him to leave the property. The confrontation happened about 5:25 a.m. […]8 years ago
Utah governor: Online sales tax could replace need for gas tax
Utah may not need to increase the gas tax for education once more online sales taxes are collected. The US Supreme Court decision this week now allows states to collect online sales taxes. Utah had no real way to collect it before. Governor Herbert talked about that on KSL Newsradio’s “Let Me Speak to the […]8 years ago
Indepth: The most distracting things behind the wheel
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah — A Utah Highway Patrol sting this week netted dozens of drivers texting behind the wheel on the freeway. Reporters rode with spotters in an unmarked van. Those troopers watched out the window into the other cars, and radioed ahead to troopers on the freeway. “Notice how slow they go when […]8 years ago
Five new wildfires burning across Utah
Fire crews are working on four new wildfires within 24 hours. In Southern Utah, fire officials say the West Valley fire in Washington County is active and moving to the north. This is a larger fire, already burned 2,000 acres is in the Pine Valley area and is zero percent contained right now. NEW: Photos […]8 years ago
Utah’s Mike Lee and Thomas Lee on US Supreme Court shortlist
WASHINGTON DC — The list of possible candidates for a US Supreme Court vacancy includes Utah Senator Mike lee, and his brother Thomas Lee, a member of the Utah Supreme Court. Justice Anthony Kennedy is retiring. Senator Lee said he would be open to serving if asked. He said he started watching Supreme Court arguments […]8 years ago
West Valley man booked for murdering two neighbors
WEST VALLEY CITY, Utah –Police are investigating two murders after a shooting Tuesday night. West Valley Police say 37-year-old Chasidy Gerber and 33-year-old Martin Barron were killed by 23-year-old Kennedy Lund. Officers say Lund lives in the house and had an argument with the man and woman who lived in a shed or outbuilding on […]8 years ago
AAA, U of U study safety of car infotainment systems
If you use a system in your car to make calls or navigate while driving, a new study should make you pause. The University of Utah and the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety compared vehicle built-in systems with systems from Apple and Google. Researchers asked drivers to perform tasks using built-in infotainment systems as well […]8 years ago
Tuesday is Primary day in Utah
It’s Primary Election Day in Utah, although most counties are conducting it by mail and sent out the ballots three weeks ago. Good morning and happy #PrimaryElection Day here in #Utah! Polls open at 7 a.m. REMINDER: It’s too late to mail your ballot. Make sure to drop it off at a drop box […]8 years ago
Week-long OWL Camp teaches kids about STEM, through Harry Potter
WEST JORDAN, Utah — The Salt Lake County Library is hosting its popular OWL Camp this week. It’s a STEM summer camp that uses the fandom of Harry Potter to get students more exposure to science. The line of kids stretched along the sidewalk before the Viridian Event Center at 8 in the morning Monday. […]8 years ago
West Jordan police investigate possible attempted abduction
WEST JORDAN, Utah- Police are looking for a man they say may have attempted to abduct an 8-year-old Sunday night. The girl said she was riding her bike around 7800 South 3600 West, when she fell. Then a man grabbed her and said something along the lines of ‘come here you stupid girl’ or “get up […]8 years ago
Opponents try to stop SLCO tax hike for UTA
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah — Opponents of a huge sales tax hike in Salt Lake County are not giving up without a fight. A handful of council members from different cities in the county filed a complaint with the county clerk’s office, saying the $58 million sales tax hike did not get the support after […]8 years ago
3 bicyclists hit by car during charity ride
CLARKSTON, Cache County — Three bicyclists riding in a Multiple Sclerosis charity ride in Cache County were seriously injured after they were struck by a suspected drowsy driver. It happened around 8 Saturday morning on State Road 142 near Clarkston during the “Bike MS: Harmons Best Dam Bike Ride.” Utah Highway Patrol says the driver […]8 years ago
US officials say girl on Time cover isn’t separated from mom
NEW YORK (AP) — A crying Honduran girl depicted in a widely-seen photograph that became a symbol for many of President Donald Trump’s immigration policies was not actually separated from her mother, U.S. government officials said on Friday. Time magazine used an image of the girl, by Getty Images photographer John Moore, on its cover […]8 years ago
Large hole found at Saltair; looting suspected
SALT LAKE CITY — State authorities are trying to find out who dug a massive hole on the shore of the Great Salt Lake, near the site of the old Saltair. It appears it was to dig for artifacts and take them away from the state land. Christopher Merritt, deputy state historic preservation officer with […]8 years ago
Utah Rep. Mia Love pushes for compromise bill on immigration
WASHINGTON DC — Congress appears stuck again on immigration, but Utah Representative Mia Love hopes to convince fellow representatives to do something. The more conservative bill failed Thursday. Most of Utah’s House members voted for it, except for Love. She is pushing the compromise bill now up for a vote next week. “The practice of […]8 years ago
Utah Rep. Chris Stewart: “The work isn’t done” on immigration
The president signed an executive order ending separation of families who cross the U.S. border illegally, and the House of Representatives takes up immigration bills on Thursday.8 years ago
