UDOT and UHP are asking all of us to "be better drivers." Even with 50% fewer cars on the roads the last two months, we've seen more DUIs and fatalities.

After two days, mediation talks between Lauren McCluskey’s parents and the University of Utah have ended without an agreement. The McCluskey's will go forward with their second lawsuit, which claims the death of their daughter was preventable and the university failed in its duty to protect her.

Most of Utah is in a "yellow" COVID-19 risk level which means that events like the large country concert planned in Kaysville can be allowed, but the Davis County Health Department is worried that a planned concert in Kaysville won't follow health guidelines.

Rapidly rising water has overtaken dams and forced the evacuation of about 10,000 people in central Michigan, where flooding struck several communities along rain-swollen waterways.

The Utah Leads Together Plan has been the roadmap for how the state fights the COVID-19 pandemic. But the focus may soon shift from designating "yellow" or "orange" risk areas to helping people most at-risk for getting a bad case of the virus.  

Salt Lake County Parks and Recreations has released a schedule for re-opening of city parks amenities and recreation facilities. 

Scammers are now posing as the Health Department to get your information -- by tricking you with a message about COVID-19 contact tracing.

The University of Utah police department ordered a new review of allegations that a former officer kept explicit photos of Lauren McCluskey on his phone.

Utah fire officials are prepping for a busy summer after a prediction by the NOAA that this summer will be hotter than normal.

Investigators are still trying to find out the reason behind a deadly Kaysville rollover crash that happened in a neighborhood, killing one person