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Madeleine Porter
Water health advisory due to manganese lifted in South Salt Lake
South Salt Lake officials alerted residents they have lifted the water health advisory for elevated levels of manganese on Wednesday3 years ago
Lindsay Aerts
Utah health officials worried COVID-19 could spread to younger children
The Utah Department of Health said they're concerned about COVID-19 spreading among unvaccinated children in younger age groups.3 years ago
Curt Gresseth
What happens next to 11 people charged with allegedly disrupted school board meeting?
A Utah defense attorney and former prosecutor discuss the possible legal ramifications for the 11 people charged with disrupting a school board meeting.3 years ago
Lindsay Aerts
Utah’s Kindergarten enrollment down during the pandemic, what will it look like in the fall?
Kindergarten enrollment was down during the 2020-2021 school year, and officials don't believe it will rise come the 2021-2022 school year.3 years ago
Simone Seikaly
Utah leading a new anti-trust charge against Google over Google Play practices
Utah has filed an anti-trust lawsuit against Google for what the state, and others, says are manipulative practices in the Google Play App Store.3 years ago
LEANNE ITALIE Associated Press
A pandemic clothing purge is on as normal life resumes in US
A wardrobe purge is on and the main beneficiaries are secondhand clothing marketplaces and brick-and-mortar donation spots.3 years ago
Karilyn Frazier
SLC has new title to flaunt: one of the most future-focused cities
FinanceBuzz recognized the top 25 most future-focused cities and Salt Lake City landed at number 16 when pitted against other cities.3 years ago
Simone Seikaly
Gas prices on the rise in Utah and across the nation, likely to stay that way
The rise in gas prices is blamed on several factors, including a shortage of the specialty drivers who operate oil tank trucks.3 years ago
Boyd Matheson
Opinion: With a gray-haired Senate, it’s time to talk about term limits
Boyd Matheson writes it's time to reconsider term limits now that we have the oldest Senate in U.S. history and they actually are not indispensable.3 years ago
Saige Miller
Drowning at apartment pool in Salt Lake City, victim 71-year-old woman
Other swimmers reported the drowning at an apartment pool Tuesday evening. Salt Lake police said the victim was at the pool alone.3 years ago
Karilyn Frazier
Increase in homicides across the country blamed on “Minneapolis Effect”
Concerns over the increase in homicides across the country are being explained by Law Professor Paul Cassell as the "Minneapolis Effect. "3 years ago
JILL COLVIN Associated Press
Trump announces lawsuits against Facebook, Twitter and Google
Former President Donald Trump announced Wednesday he is filing lawsuits against three of the country's biggest tech companies: Facebook, Twitter and Google.3 years ago
Jordan Valinsky, CNN Business
Microsoft issues urgent security warning: Update your PC immediately
Microsoft is urging Windows users to immediately install an update after security researchers found a serious vulnerability in the operating system.3 years ago
Mary Richards
Critical Race Theory debate goes to Granite School Board meeting
Protestors and advocates showed up to the Granite School Board meeting Tuesday night to make their voices heard about Critical Race Theory.3 years ago
Paul Nelson
Drought forces Utah ranchers to sell off herds, drives beef prices up
SALT LAKE CITY — When you visit a grocery store in the future, you might see higher beef prices as a result of the drought and its impact on cattle ranchers. Drought forcing ranchers to sell cattle Industry analysts say a lot of ranchers are being forced to get rid of more cattle than they […]3 years ago
Dan Bammes and Madeleine Porter
One person dead after shooting in Kearns
The Unified Police Department is investigating a shooting in Kearns that occurred Tuesday evening at 5600 S Impressions Drive.3 years ago
Madeleine Porter
House explosion in Layton is under investigation currently
One person went to the hospital for treatment after what some described as a house explosion in a Layton neighborhood. Police are investigating.3 years ago
Becky Bruce
Death of bunny results in animal cruelty charges in Ogden
Prosecutors filed formal charges Tuesday against an Ogden man accused of throwing his ex-girlfriend's baby bunny against a dresser during an argument.3 years ago
Simone Seikaly
Navajo leaders open roads, parks, rescind some COVID-19 restrictions,
A new resolution will open roads and parks on the Navajo Nation and allow for in-person instruction to resume at Navajo schools.3 years ago
Paul Nelson
FAA fines Utah airline passenger over $10,000, launches new PSA to stop ‘unruly behavior’
FAA releases a PSA following fines against an unruly Utah passenger who refused to abide by the federal mask mandate.3 years ago
Karilyn Frazier
After Granite School Board meeting disrupted, 11 people charged
Charges have been filed by the City of South Salt Lake Attorney against 11 people who disrupted a Granite School Board meeting in early May.3 years ago
Curt Gresseth
Dave & Dujanovic: No housing on campus. Should college kids stay at home?
There are no dorms available on campus at Southern Utah University in Cedar City. What should your kid do? Find an apartment off campus or stay at home and save money? BYU psychologist Tom Golightly discusses the downside of letting your kid get too comfortable living in the basement.3 years ago
Mary Richards
Family History Library, four other buildings re-open on Temple Square
Five more buildings on Temple Square re-open Tuesday, including the Family History Library, which draws people from all over the world.3 years ago
