Utah
Mark Oliver
Here’s why the Brigham Young Police Department is getting decertified
The clock is ticking for the BYU Police Department, which was decertified by the state of Utah as of Feb. 20. This is the first time in the history of the state of Utah that an entire police department has ever been decertified.5 years ago
Jay Mcfarland
OPINION: #GunWatch: Why I support Stand Your Ground laws
Jaymac is joined by Utah government leaders to discuss Stand Your Ground laws and what is being proposed in the Utah Legislature.5 years ago
Adam Mason
Bill passes to rename Ogden VA after Major Brent Taylor
The U.S. House of Representatives unanimously passed a bill 417-0 to rename the Veterans Affairs in North Ogden after the late Major Brent Taylor who died while serving in Afghanistan.5 years ago
Mary Richards
Another small earthquake rattles Bluffdale
The Bluffdale area was shaken up again by yet another earthquake early Tuesday morning. It was small, but adds to the growing total.5 years ago
Colby Walker
First Presidency makes changes online to reflect full name of church
The First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced a change to its online presence to emphasize the church's proper name.5 years ago
Associated Press
Louisiana girl applies to wrong school, starts tweet storm
Politicians and schools are now playfully competing for one Louisiana girl’s college enrollment after she mistakenly applied to the wrong community college.5 years ago
Associated Press
Bid to fortify Utah hate-crimes law passes first Senate vote
A bid to strengthen the state’s hate-crimes law passed its first vote on Monday following an occasionally emotional debate over the long-stalled idea that’s been gaining steam since the beating of a Latino man in Salt Lake City.5 years ago
Mark Oliver
Smith’s responds to complaints about ban on Visa Credit Cards
For many Utahns, that new policy leaves them with a tough choice: either giving up the credit card or giving up Smith's altogether.5 years ago
Mark Oliver
Meet the police officer who has recovered more than 2,000 stolen cars
SLCP Officer Rod Hunt has recovered at least 2,000 vehicles over his 29-year-long career. He shared the secret of how he does it.5 years ago
Emerson Oligschlaeger and Maria Shilaos
“The emotionally intelligent husband” with Dr. Liz Hale
"What men do, by a wide margin, is the crucial factor that separates a successful marriage from a failed one," according to Dr. Liz Hale.5 years ago
Mary Richards
Second wave of influenza may hit Utah, nation
Last week, one in 20 doctor visits nationwide were related to the flu - a very high rate for this time of year. Usually, by early March we expect rates of influenza to start to go down.5 years ago
Becky Bruce
Earthquake near Colorado/Utah border rattles Moab, Monticello
The United States Geological Survey pinpoints the earthquake's epicenter as about 57 kilometers north of Dove Creek, Colorado, which is southeast of Moab.5 years ago
Becky Bruce
Utes extend contract of Kyle Whittingham through 2023
Kyle Whittingham has signed a contract extension that will keep him at the U. through 2023, the school's athletic director said.5 years ago
Associated Press
Superintendent named for Dinosaur National Monument
The previous superintendent at Dinosaur National Monument left in 2018 for a similar role at Buffalo National River in Arkansas.5 years ago
Dan Bammes and Emerson Oligschlaeger
Layton boy loses hand in dog attack
The child had a sock on his hand when he reached through a chain-link fence to play with two huskies who live next door, according to authorities.5 years ago
Associated Press
Woman killed by boulder while hiking on Stansbury Island
Authorities say the hiker, 37, was on top of the boulder when it moved and trapped her. The incident occurred about a mile from the trailhead.5 years ago
Emerson Oligschlaeger
BASE jumper rescued after parachute snags on cliff
Search and rescue teams recovered a "ledged-out" BASE jumper from a cliff in Grand County's "Wall Street" area near Highway 279 on Sunday.5 years ago
Emerson Oligschlaeger
Woman stabs mother, announces it to Olive Garden
Jayde Lauren Altemeier of Saratoga Springs stabbed her mother at the Extended Stay America hotel before announcing the attack at a nearby Olive Garden.5 years ago
Associated Press
Utah officials: March means more encounters with wildlife
Wildlife officials say the approach of spring means Utah residents of cities along the Wasatch Front can expect more close encounters with wild animals.5 years ago
Associated Press
Mitchell scores career-high 46 to lead Jazz past Bucks
Donovan Mitchell scored a career-high 46 points and led Utah back from a 17-point fourth-quarter deficit to a 115-111 win over the Milwaukee Bucks.5 years ago
Becky Bruce
Rockslide closes Moab road with “rocks the size of motorhomes”
The Utah Highway Patrol says rocks "the size of motorhomes" have closed S.R. 128 in a rockslide near Moab early Sunday morning.5 years ago
Kelli Pierce
Teen brothers killed in crash were not wearing seatbelts
Two teenage brothers from West Jordan who died in a head-on crash on 4100 South in West Valley City were not wearing seatbelts, according to police.5 years ago
Colby Walker and Mark Oliver
Smith’s Grocery to no longer take Visa credit cards
Smith's Food & Drug Stores announced Friday morning that they will stop accepting Visa credit cards beginning April 3, 2019.5 years ago
