Peter Johnston, KSL NewsRadio

Kids' social media use should not be without guidance and oversight from parents, an advisory from the American Psychological Association said.

Officials who track homeless deaths in Utah said there is only one tally they know of, and that it's likely not accurate.

Police said the suspect fired on a pickup truck at 17th South River Park and then into a crowd of about 30 people.

Utah's Chief Privacy Officer (CPO) is working to create a plan that outlines how state government can protect Utahns' privacy rights.

There's a new way scammers might be using your local Facebook group against you. Think twice before sharing a neighbor's lost dog ad.

Flooding in Utah is slowing down as a cold front moves in on Tuesday, but flooding season is far from over.

Davis collapsed from non-traumatic sudden cardiac arrest one week ago during USU's spring practice at Maverik Stadium.

A recent study ranks Utah seventh for instances of white supremacist propaganda. One possible reason, white supremacists recruit in the state.

The free school breakfast program in Utah's schools has been a staple to help feed students and boost long-term academic success.

Asphalt engineers from the Utah Department of Transportation say the new mix could potentially lead to a longer life for the pavement.

A new bill looks to bring egg prices out of the clouds by letting local farms sell restaurants their eggs.

State Sen. Luz Escamilla said that Utah already has a precedent in place that makes way for the legalization of mushrooms.

The SLCPD is seeking the public's assistance in locating two priceless badges from the 1900s.