Over a dozen positive COVID-19 cases in University of Utah student housing
Classes have kicked off at the University of Utah, the first semester under new COVID-19 restrictions. The school has tested thousands of students6 years ago
Woman sentenced for allegedly buying biological weapon to kill roommate
A woman accused of trying to buy a biological weapon to use on her long-term roommate is sentenced to up to 20 years in prison6 years ago
American Fork football game delayed until fans comply with public safety guidelines
American Fork High School is in the national spotlight after their football game against Timpview came to a grinding halt.6 years ago
DA rules January police shooting in Salt Lake City justified
Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill ruled a Jan. 8 police shooting justified, saying the suspect threatened officers with a stolen vehicle.6 years ago
Utah tourism officials approve millions to boost visitor numbers
The Utah Office of Tourism is hoping $5 million in CARES Act money will help heal the wounds of the state’s tourism industry.6 years ago
Easier, less invasive COVID-19 testing coming to Utah
Changes are coming to COVID-19 testing sites run by the University of Utah and ARUP. They’re switching to a saliva sample-based test.6 years ago
Investigators make major drug busts on I-80 in Utah
State police make several major drug busts in Utah near the border at Wendover on the I-80. Investigators seized hundreds of pounds of drugs.6 years ago
Some Utah teachers still frustrated at lack of PPE from state
With classes already starting, many teachers in Utah say they’re not getting enough personal protective equipment, PPE, from the state to limit the spread of COVID-19.6 years ago
Officers complete sex offender investigation, Operation Reboot
Investigators and prosecutors say it’s one of the biggest coordinated sex-offender investigations they’ve ever conducted. “Operation Reboot,” and over the span of almost two weeks6 years ago
Safety precautions for COVID-19 appear to be slowing the spread of other viruses
Safety precautions from COVID-19 seem to be slowing the spread of other viruses.6 years ago
Man suspected in freeway stabbing booked into jail, drug use suspected
DAVIS COUNTY – A man accused of stabbing a woman while she was driving on I-15 and pushing her out of the car is booked in connection with her murder. Investigators say they still have a lot of questions they need to be answered. Police affidavits say it appears the suspect, Oscar Cuevas-Landa, didn’t know […]6 years ago
Jazz fans and sports bars adjusting to unusual NBA playoffs schedule
the Utah Jazz lose the first game of their playoff series against the Denver Nuggets some say this could be the most unusual NBA playoffs6 years ago
UDOT says Utah road fatalities in the summer are way up from last year
The “100 Deadliest Days of Summer” are proving to be much deadlier this year than last. Officials say the number of Utah road fatalities has gone up6 years ago
Payson shelter-in-place order lifted; sledgehammer suspect still at large
Payson police lifted a shelter-in-place order Friday, after they said a sledgehammer attack sent at least one person to the hospital.6 years ago
Educators take safety precautions for first high school football game in the country
Both Herriman and Davis high schools are the spotlight, Herriman hosts the first high school football game in the country in the era of COVID-19. The Jordan School District is taking big safety precautions as they try to stop the spread of the virus at the game.6 years ago
BYU football opponents are dwindling after Big12 announcement
BYU football fans are disappointed. Any chances of the university scheduling a game with a Big 12 opponent are fading very quickly.6 years ago
Salt Lake City Police Department suspends K-9 officer policy
Changes are on the way for the Salt Lake City Police Department to use K-9 officers. Stemming from a complaint about K-9 officers using excessive force.6 years ago
Fall sports in Utah severely impacted by COVID-19
Fall sports season in Utah is either postponed or experiencing hiccups due to the coronavirus.6 years ago
School districts adjusting air conditioning systems to slow the spread of COVID-19
Health care officials say the number of kids being diagnosed with COVID-19 is on the rise, and educators are trying to ensure the school buildings, themselves, don’t contribute to the spread of the virus through the air conditioning systems.6 years ago
Veteran care center connected to outbreak now free of COVID-19 patients
A veterans care facility at the heart of a deadly COVID-19 outbreak makes a major milestone. The center is reportedly free from the virus6 years ago
Utah officials unsure about Pres. Trump’s executive order to extend unemployment benefits
State officials are unclear on it Utah will participate in President Trump's executive order to extend unemployment benefits.6 years ago
I-80 open after eight-hour closure due to Parley’s Fire
It’s not a big fire, but crews say it’s a hard one to fight. Fire officials have reopened I-80 through Parley’s Canyon, but they still have a lot of work6 years ago
Student advocates call for U of U campus police to be abolished, point to mishandling of Lauren McCLuskey case
A group of University of Utah students is calling for the campus police to be abolished.6 years ago
