Utah
Jay Mcfarland
Why the Facebook hack is much worse than initially thought
JayMac: This Facebook hack is so much worse than we thought. 90 million people might be affected.6 years ago
Emerson Oligschlaeger
Church announces twelve new temples worldwide
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints plans to construct temples in 12 new locations including Cambodia, Nigeria, Guam, and Utah.6 years ago
Emerson Oligschlaeger
President Nelson: “What’s in a name?”
President Russell M. Nelson expounded on the importance of using the church's full name, rather than using nicknames like "Mormon church" or "LDS church."6 years ago
Emerson Oligschlaeger
Elder Oaks reiterates opposition to same-sex marriage
ElderDallin H. Oaks reiterated the church's stance on several controversial social issues including abortion, euthanasia and gender and sexuality.6 years ago
Colby Walker
With a vote of 50-48 from the Senate, Kavanaugh confirmed
The near party-line vote was 50-48 will see Judge Brett Kavanaugh confirmed, capping a fight that seized the national conversation, the closest vote since 1881, when Stanley Matthews was approved by 24-23.6 years ago
Colby Walker, Sheryl Worsley, Mary Richards
Shorter, two hour meetings announced by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Calling it a new balance and connection between gospel instruction in the home and at church, President Russel M. Nelson announced a change to the Sunday worship services of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. The Sunday block, currently a three-hour set of meetings, will now be shorter, two hour meetings.6 years ago
Jay McFarland
OPINION: Susan Collins’ herculean speech will blow your mind
Republican Senator Susan Collins will vote in favor of SCOTUS nominee Judge Brett Kavanaugh when Senate votes. She gave a more-than 40-minute herculean speech that blew my mind. She touched on all of the things that I monologue about each day on the radio: peace, respect, unity, and bipartisanship. She was one of two unknown […]6 years ago
Jay Mcfarland
OPINION: Are we too dumb to handle selfies?
Is this Darwinism taking place or should monuments and tourist attractions put up designated selfie locations?6 years ago
Colby Walker
General Conference Weekend Preview
Tens of thousands of people will be in downtown Salt Lake this weekend for General Conference, here's what you need to know.6 years ago
Jay Mcfarland
OPINION: How much of the evidence against Kavanaugh is credible?
JayMac: I do not necessarily believe that Judge Kavanaugh was the person who sexually assaulted Dr. Ford, but I also don't think there is a conspiracy.6 years ago
Matthew Brooks
GAME PREVIEW: BYU, Utah State and Utah
Fans of local college football have their plates full this weekend, as Utah State faces off against BYU and the Utes take on Stanford.6 years ago
Josh Tilton
Toddler shreds more than $1,000 in cash, Dr Pepper saves the day
A toddler in Utah was a little too helpful when he shredded more than $1,000 that his parents were saving for football tickets.6 years ago
Josh Tilton
Tabernacle Choir renamed in big church shift
The world-famous Mormon Tabernacle Choir will be singing the same tune but under a new name.6 years ago
Josh Tilton
Murder defendant’s girlfriend pleads guilty to obstruction
Morgan Henderson will serve three years in jail or until authorities resolve the pending murder case against 41-year-old Jerrod Baum.6 years ago
Matthew Brooks
Poll: Online bullying is a growing problem
Approximately two-thirds of youth say online bullying is a problem for their generation, according to a survey released by the Associated Press.6 years ago
KellieAnn Halvorsen
‘A Star is Born’ and ‘Venom’ set to face off this weekend
The box office battle is already revving up this weekend as “A Star is Born” and “Venom” prepare to duel for the top slot. Both the most recent remake of “A Star is Born,” and the first film in Sony’s Marvel Universe, “Venom” are opening nationwide, with much anticipation from their respective fan bases. Praise for “A […]6 years ago
Mary Richards
Logan man makes first court appearance in Ricin mailing case
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah — Friday morning was the first court appearance for the Logan man accused of mailing a ricin substance to the President, defense secretary and others. William Allen is accused of mailing castor beans and ricin to the president, the defense secretary, a navy admiral and others. Federal court documents say he […]6 years ago
Lindsay Aerts
More rain has fallen in Oct. than the entire summer in Salt Lake
The National Weather Service in Salt Lake says in the first four days of October Salt Lake has gotten more rain than the entire summer.6 years ago
Nick Wyatt
Man faces charges after threatening movie theater shooting
Court documents say Jeremy David Thomas drunkenly told officers he would commit a mass shooting and mass suicide bombing at the Century 16 movie theater.6 years ago
Mary Richards
Senator Hatch responds to Kavanaugh protestors
WASHINGTON DC — Protestors have descended again on the US Capitol, upset over Judge Brett Kavanaugh. Utah Senator Orrin Hatch was confronted as he tried to go from his office to the Capitol on Thursday afternoon. A portion of it was posted on Twitter. WATCH: @senorrinhatch tells a group of women and survivors to “grow […]6 years ago
Matthew Brooks
Report: suicide rates on the rise in Utah
Utah ranks fifth in the nation when it comes to suicide rates, according to new numbers released this week.6 years ago
Nick Wyatt
Initial court appearance scheduled for ricin case suspect
Federal prosecutors will file a complaint against William Clyde Allen III in connection to the ricin investigation Friday.6 years ago
Dave Noriega
OPINION: A concealed carry permit just saved a young girl’s life
A man with a concealed carry permit may just have saved a Starbucks employee’s life.6 years ago
