Utah
Lindsay Aerts
Senator Lee praises Judge Kavanaugh after meeting
Senator Mike Lee, R-Utah, is singing the praises of Supreme Court Nominee Brett Kavanaugh after the pair met yesterday.6 years ago
Mary Richards
Donovan Mitchell wins Espy award
Utah Jazz shooting guard Donovan Mitchell was named Best Breakthrough Athlete during the 2018 ESPYs Wednesday night.6 years ago
Mary Richards
Leader drowns after saving scout from pond
Police say a Boy Scout leader drowned after he helped another boy in the water at Salem Pond.6 years ago
Paul Nelson
Police search for suspect who stole thousands from his victim
Police are looking for a man who they say stole over five thousand dollars from an unsuspecting victim in West Jordan.6 years ago
Becky Bruce
WMDs: the FBI’s role in preventing attacks here at home
While you might think of Weapons of Mass Destruction, or WMDs, as something soldiers look for overseas, the reality is, they are used right here in the United States and even in the FBI Salt Lake City Division, which covers Utah, Idaho and Montana.6 years ago
Becky Bruce
Russia, China both continue to pose threat, expert says
The agent who heads up the counter-intelligence unit for the FBI Salt Lake City Division says Russia and China still very much continue to pose a threat to national security and to businesses, even in Utah.6 years ago
Madisan Hinkhouse
FBI Confidential: Your files are never really “deleted”
You've probably heard that nothing you delete from a computer or a smartphone is ever really gone, but the FBI has ways of recovering that data as evidence in criminal cases.6 years ago
Mary Richards
Utah lawmakers discuss need for laws about drones, air taxis
Utah lawmakers are gearing up for the possibility that commercial drones and even air taxis could both make life in the future much easier but complicate the state's laws.6 years ago
Peter Samore
State lawmaker brings back bill to ban cellphone use while driving
Utah lawmakers are haggling over a proposed bill to ban hand-held devices while driving, except in emergencies.6 years ago
Mary Richards
Special Session Will Tackle Salt Lake City Inland Port Compromise
The governor, legislative leaders, and Salt Lake City Council announced recommended changes to the city's controversial inland port.6 years ago
Nick Wyatt
LDS group tries to bridge gap between Church, LGBTQ
A new Mormon LGBTQ support organization is trying to create open dialogue and create a space for active LDS Church members to interact with a community they may not be familiar with.6 years ago
Paul Nelson
UHP cracks down on aggressive drivers in Davis County
The Utah Highway Patrol will have a dozen extra motorcycle troopers patrolling Davis looking for aggressive drivers the next couple of days.6 years ago
Becky Bruce
Police: Daybreak woman made up assault story
Police now say a woman who claimed she was assaulted in her Daybreak home by a door-to-door salesman made the story up.6 years ago
Lindsay Aerts
Former aide calls for Huntsman to resign
A former top aide to U.S. Ambassador to Russia and former Utah Governor Jon Huntsman is calling on him to resign after yesterday's meeting between Presidents Trump and Putin.6 years ago
Lindsay Aerts
Facial recognition technology at summer camp
More than 100 camps across the country are using new facial scanning software to let parents see their kids while at sleep-away camp.6 years ago
Peter Samore
Descendant of missing WWII airman comes ‘this close’ to finding him in France
Two weeks after we first brought you the story of a Layton couple set on "Finding George," their great-uncle who was shot down over France in 1944, the Army pilot's great-nephew visited the possible WWII crash site.6 years ago
Nick Wyatt
Midvale City Council to vote on regulating pet sales, protecting buyers
The council says it’s in everyone’s best interest that they prohibit the sale of any cat, dog, or rabbit in Midvale pet shops or other stores that doesn’t come from an animal shelter, animal control, or non-profit organization.6 years ago
Paul Nelson
Reason behind chase and fatal crash in American Fork revealed
Police documents show a chase that ended with a deadly crash in American Fork started over a minor traffic infraction.6 years ago
Nick Wyatt
Ogden police investigating two suspicious deaths in two days
Police have their hands full while investigating two bodies found less than 24-hours apart in Ogden.6 years ago
Nick Wyatt
Utah Against Police Brutality proposes law to allow civilians investigate, discipline police
This proposed law could create an elected, independent board with the power to investigate and discipline police.6 years ago
Becky Bruce
Sandy’s interim chief lands the full-time job
The man who's been serving as interim police chief in Sandy will get to keep the job long term.6 years ago
Lindsay Aerts
Utah Education Association cancels fall convention
The fall Utah Education Association convention for teachers has been canceled, though schools still plan to give students and teachers the same fall break.6 years ago
Mary Richards
RSL Coach: “Fine me. Drain my bank account” after ejection from game
Real Salt Lake's Coach says officials can drain his bank account with fines, but he's frustrated with what's going on during games, including his ejection this weekend.6 years ago
