No blasting at abandoned Raging Waters park after pushback from nearby residents
No blasting will be used in the demolition project of the Raging Waters/Seven Peaks theme, Salt Lake City officials announced5 years ago
Lawmakers propose all-day kindergarten bill, UEA fully supports it
If a bill passes this year, all-day kindergarten will become a more realistic option for parents.5 years ago
Homeless camp cleared in Salt Lake, camp residents believe they should have been left alone
A homeless camp cleared in Salt Lake City has residents saying they should have been left alone.5 years ago
Public records bill would impact reporting on government probes
A bill before the Utah Legislature would make it harder for reporters -- and the public -- to access some records from internal government investigations.5 years ago
Utah company ordered to pay back millions after alleged real estate scam
A Utah business, involved in an alleged real estate scam, has been ordered to pay back millions.5 years ago
Labor shortage still hurting homeless shelters, advocates say they can’t just hire the people who stay there
Homeless shelters are hurting from labor shortage, advocates say hiring people who stay there isn't as easy a solution as it sounds.5 years ago
Elderly woman charged with negligent homicide after accidentally hitting cyclist three times
Negligent homicide charges have been filed against a Roy woman after she hit a bicyclist three times.5 years ago
Police name six people believed to be connected to a 2019 murder in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City police believe all six played some role in the 2019 murder of Blaire Leavitt -- and that one of them pulled the trigger.5 years ago
Move to repeal Utah’s death penalty fails on Capitol Hill
Utah's death penalty will not be repealed this year.5 years ago
Hate symbols and racial slurs found in Park City High School, educators investigating
Park City educators are trying to find who is responsible for drawing hate symbols and racial slurs inside classrooms.5 years ago
Salt Lake County DA says potentially deadly force justified against man who fired at officers during a breakdown
Was the use of deadly force justified in a officer-involved shooting last month? Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill ruled Friday that it was.5 years ago
Hydrologists ‘alarmed’ at current Utah water levels and drought outlook
Hydrologists say it's time to be alarmed at Utah water levels.5 years ago
Bill that addresses ‘non-approved’ teaching materials in classrooms raises questions
Another bill being discussed this legislative session could interfere with the lessons and teaching materials of educators.5 years ago
Senate committee approves resolution limiting media access during legislative session
A senate resolution that would limit media access during official senate business passed out of a legislative committee on Wednesday.5 years ago
Large amount of stolen goods found as police break massive burglary ring
The Unified Police Department discovered a massive burglary ring.5 years ago
Layton man accused of leading drug ring involving kids
An attack on a teenage boy in Layton led authorities to the discovery of a drug ring involving kids.5 years ago
Lawmakers say new school choice bill is not a ‘voucher bill,’ but UEA still doesn’t support it
Lawmakers say new education choice is a bill not a school voucher bill.5 years ago
Researchers say COVID-19 leads to worsening pregnancy complications
New research from the University of Utah shows COVID-19 can cause bigger pregnancy complications.5 years ago
Proposed bill would prohibit police from lying to children during interviews
A proposed bill on Capitol Hill would prohibit police from lying to children to get information.5 years ago
Falling enrollment may force SLCSD to consider closing schools
Falling enrollment in Salt Lake City School District may force educators to do something they would rather not do.5 years ago
Another battle over school vouchers? One lawmaker plans to propose voucher bill he calls ‘different’ than other attempts
One Utah lawmaker says he intends to bring the school vouchers discussion to Capitol Hill.5 years ago
UEA President criticizes proposed bill, lawmakers are making ‘continued attacks’ on public education
The state's teachers union is calling out lawmakers for what they're saying is continued attacks on public education.5 years ago
Utah County prosecutors ask for help over deadly officer-involved accident, Summit County to decide if charges are warranted
Utah County prosecutors are asking for assistance in a deadly officer-involved accident in March 2021.5 years ago
