John Wojcik
Southern Utah monuments in danger of disappearing?
The Interior Department has finalized a resource management plan that could bring drilling and mining to areas around two monuments in Southern Utah. The development has a conservation group concerned about the future.7 years ago
Kelli Pierce
Stories from the Streets: Finding a job can be tough when you’re stuck in a homeless shelter
Justin Ward never expected to call Salt Lake City home but after his friends car broke down here while they were on their way to Vegas for work, "I got stuck here and ended up becoming homeless for two-and-a-half years,"7 years ago
Cami Mondeaux
Sen. Mitt Romney: President Trump is guilty of high crimes, misdemeanors
Sen. Mitt Romney announced Wednesday he is voting against party lines, saying he will convict President Donald Trump in the impeachment trial.7 years ago
Cami Mondeaux
Utah representatives respond to State of the Union address
Utah elected officials respond to President Donald Trump's State of the Union speech.7 years ago
Cami Mondeaux
Sen. Mike Lee: Trump is not guilty
Mike Lee announced he will vote to acquit President Donald Trump during the final vote that will close out the impeachment trial Wednesday.7 years ago
Kelli Pierce
Advocates: More homeless people housed, Operation Rio Grande partially to thank
SALT LAKE CITY – At least 71 people who used to sleep on the streets are now in permanent housing, and some homeless advocates say Operation Rio Grande is partially responsible for the turnaround. Operation Rio Grande was a series of law enforcement raids in 2017 that broke up homeless encampments in downtown Salt Lake […]7 years ago
Saige Miller and Simone Seikaly
Idaho mother is a no show: Grandmother of missing children speaks out
The biological grandmother of two missing children in Idaho spoke to Rexburg Police on Thursday evening just as a deadline for Lori Vallow, the children's mother, expired.7 years ago
Colby Walker
US reports 1st case of person-to-person spread of coronavirus in the US
Health officials are reporting the first U.S. case of person-to-person spread of the new virus from China. The latest patient is the husband of the Chicago woman who got sick after she returned from a trip to China.7 years ago
Kelli Pierce
Stories from the Streets: Getting sober and getting a job
Getting sober took him two trips to rehab and a period of homelessness before Casey got clean. Now, he's working and off the street.7 years ago
LAURIE KELLMAN Associated Press
Romney wants to call witnesses, impeachment gives him a chance to assert Senate clout
Republican Sen. Mitt Romney is having another big moment as he defies Republican leaders at President Donald Trump's impeachment trial. Romney is one of several GOP senators insisting on hearing from witnesses.7 years ago
ANDREW TAYLOR Associated Press
Budget deficit to break $1 trillion despite strong economy
An annual congressional report says that the U.S. budget deficit is likely to burst through the symbolic $1 trillion barrier this year despite a healthy economy.7 years ago
Kelli Pierce
Senator Romney rallies support for the TRUST Act
Senator Mitt Romney (R-Utah) is encouraging fellow lawmakers to support the TRUST Act, a bipartisan plan that aims to tackle the federal deficit while saving popular programs like Medicare Part A.7 years ago
The Associated Press
Lawsuit: Winter wonderland is neighbor’s spring nightmare
A New Hampshire woman is concerned that the operators of a seasonal attraction of ice structures will flood her basement. Again.7 years ago
Simone Seikaly
Utah company uses artificial intelligence to solve crimes in seconds
An artificial intelligence company in Park City, Banjo, has partnered with law enforcement across Utah to more quickly respond to emergencies.7 years ago
LISA RATHKE Associated Press
Dog and goat vie for honorary mayor of Vermont town
It's Lincoln the goat versus Sammy the dog in the race for honorary mayor of one Vermont town.7 years ago
LYNN BERRY Associated Press
Pompeo lashes out at journalist; NPR defends its reporter
NPR will stand by reporter Mary Louise Kelly in wake of Secretary of State Mike Pompeo lashing out at her after she had asked him in an interview about Ukraine.7 years ago
Associated Press
Arizona, California cases push US tally of coronavirus to 5
Health officials say the U.S. has five confirmed cases of the new pneumonia-like virus from China. Two new confirmed cases—one in Los Angeles County in California and the other in Arizona.7 years ago
MARK KENNEDY and DAVID BAUDER Associated Press
‘NewsHour’ host and debate moderator Jim Lehrer dies at 85
A longtime host of the nightly PBS “NewsHour” whose serious, sober demeanor made him the choice to moderate 11 presidential debates, has died. Jim Lehrer was 85.7 years ago
ROD McGUIRK Associated Press
3 American firefighters killed in Australia after plane crashes
Three American crew members have died when a C-130 Hercules aerial water tanker crashed while battling wildfires in southeastern Australia.7 years ago
Curt Gresseth
Live Mic: During impeachment trial, senators only get milk or water
Hear ye, hear ye! Beverage choices for senators during the impeachment trial are limited to milk and water only. Welcome back to 1868.7 years ago
Mallory Hughes, CNN
A terminally ill rescue dog became a police K-9 for a day
Police in Pasco, Washington, turned a rescue dog with an inoperable tumor into a dashing police K-9, helping to cross items of his bucket list.7 years ago
DANICA COTO Associated Press
Discovery of unused disaster supplies angers Puerto Rico
People in a southern Puerto Rico city discovered a warehouse filled with water, cots and other unused emergency supplies donated in wake of Hurricane Maria.7 years ago
Harmeet Kaur, CNN
The student loan debt is $1.6 trillion and people are struggling to pay it down
Student loan debt is $1.6 trillion and rapidly growing as people struggle to keep up with payments.7 years ago
