New plan reduces course hours for Utah public colleges and universities
State lawmakers have reduced the required number of general education hours for students at Utah public colleges and universities.2 years ago
Third graders in Utah are falling behind on their reading skills
Reading assessments are taken 3 times a year. The latest assessment shows third grade reading proficiency is at 48%.2 years ago
Golfers, expect some turf reduction at local courses
It's not exactly golf weather, but that isn't stopping Salt Lake City golf officials from working on improvements to the courses.2 years ago
Demolished Tooele hotel site to become a space for housing and retail
A pile of toxic debris where the Broadway Hotel in Tooele used to be could soon turn into a mixed-use development.2 years ago
University of Utah students submit new design for Japantown
University of Utah architecture students have submitted a proposal to rebuild Japantown as part of their final semester project.2 years ago
Executive Director shares more details on Point of the Mountain development
We're learning more about the long-awaited development plans at the former prison site at the Point of the Mountain.2 years ago
More people are renting their homes than buying in Utah and nationwide
Utah's median home sale price is around $553,000, a number that could explain why more Utahns are renting than buying these days.2 years ago
IV fluid shortage affecting Utah hospitals
Hurricane Helene knocked out a major IV fluid production company, leaving many hospitals with a two-week supply.2 years ago
Laid off during the holidays? Here are tips to stay afloat
The Utah Department of workforce services gives tips if you are laid off during the holidays.2 years ago
Utah Legislature welcomes first Vietnamese American representative
The Utah Legislature is about to have its first Vietnamese American representative, Hoang Nguyen. Nguyen is originally from Vietnam.2 years ago
UDOT warns people of the dangers of road debris
UDOT says people should be extra careful to secure their loads on the road to prevent falling debris from causing crashes.2 years ago
Salt Lake City International Airport prepping the runways for snow
A Salt Lake City International Airport spokesperson says people shouldn't expect any delays due to snow on the runways.2 years ago
Park City ski patrollers picket for better wages from Vail Resorts
Some Park City ski patrollers spent time on the picket lines this weekend as their union works to negotiate with Vail Resorts.2 years ago
Why are so many trees still full of leaves?
You can blame the warm weather says a KSL Greenhouse host, for green leaves on trees in late November.2 years ago
Granite School District to redesign bathrooms
Two high schools that are being rebuilt in the Granite School District are part of a pilot program that includes a new bathroom redesign.2 years ago
Utah State Prison introduces KAVA program to promote healthy communication
The Utah State Prison is introducing a new program called KAVA to help inmates learn how to reject violence.2 years ago
South Jordan residents fighting against construction near the Jordan River
A South Jordan neighborhood on the west side of the Jordan River is fighting a planned development of 187 townhomes on 18 acres.2 years ago
Counties in Utah conduct post-election audits as part of certification process
Counties in Utah are sending ballots to the Lieutenant Governor's Office to conduct post-election audits for the 2024 election.2 years ago
As snow accumulates in the Utah mountains, expert encourages avalanche safety
The Utah Avalanche Center says there are six to 20 inches of snow in the mountains right now, but we still need a solid base.2 years ago
Abandoned jobs lead to state wide crack down on unlicensed contractors
In October the state cracked down on unlicensed contractors after getting complaints about jobs being abandoned.2 years ago
Utah has no reports of walking pneumonia but state epidemiologist says that’s not the full story
No cases of walking pneumonia have been reported in Utah. Could that be because Utah does not require the illness to be reported?2 years ago
Don’t dump live fish in community water bodies, say wildlife officials
State wildlife officials are reminding people not to illegally dump live fish in Utah waterways after recently discovering three instances.2 years ago
Residents fight to save Logan ash trees
After hearing that some Logan ash trees would be removed to make way for a new water line, some residents are working to save them.2 years ago
