Salt Lake City
Lindsay Aerts
Stericycle can no longer burn medical waste in SLC, but the fight to stop toxic pollutants may not be over
Local environmental groups are taking a victory lap now that a medical waste incinerator in North Salt Lake belonging to Stericycle, has been shut down.4 years ago
Mark Jackson
Family of Zane James speaks out after settlement reached with Cottonwood Heights
The family of Zane James, who died after a police altercation in 2018, reached a settlement with the city of Cottonwood Heights over the death.4 years ago
Samantha Herrera and Waverly Golden
Anonymous donor offers $50K to help find missing South Salt Lake man
The South Salt Lake Police Department announced an anonymous donor will offer $50K to anyone that provides information that helps locate a missing South Salt Lake man.4 years ago
Amie Schaeffer
Early morning crash on I-15 kills motorcyclist
A crash on I-15 in Salt Lake City resulted in the death of a motorcyclist early Tuesday morning. The victim died at the scene.4 years ago
Waverly Golden
Update: Vehicle crashes into Famous Footwear, leaving four injured
A crash at a Famous Footwear in Sugar House leaves four injured.4 years ago
Mark Jackson
This is the Place Heritage Park to unveil monuments for early Black pioneers
This is the Place Heritage Park will unveil a monument dedicated to early Black pioneers on July 22, just in time for Pioneer Day.4 years ago
Lindsay Aerts
Watch public fireworks instead of lighting your own, says state fire marshal
Fireworks in Utah will be legal to set off in approved areas by July 2, and the state fire marshal asked anyone lighting their own to practice caution.4 years ago
Devin Oldroyd
The Great Salt Lake Fringe Festival is coming back to Salt Lake City
The Great Salt Lake Fringe Festival will make its in-person comeback from July 28 to Aug. 7.4 years ago
Devin Oldroyd
Hogle Zoo welcomes new Red Panda in effort to conserve the species
Utah's Hogle Zoo welcomes a new red panda, Priya, to its Asian Highlands exhibit. It hopes to breed her with Mow Mow, a red panda currently living there.4 years ago
Waverly Golden
Husband of Bluffdale mayor faces charges threatening city councilman
The husband of the Bluffdale mayor is facing charges in connection to threatening and stalking a political opponent.4 years ago
Aimee Cobabe
Delta pilots picketing in Salt Lake City and across the country
The Delta pilots said they are trying to put increased pressure on the airline to speed up contract negotiations. Leading in areas such as pay.4 years ago
Sam Herrera
SLCPD says an accidental gunshot almost hit an 8-year-old, offers gun safety reminder to community
SALT LAKE CITY — The Salt Lake City Police Department sent out a reminder about gun safety Thursday morning following an incident earlier in the week where a gunshot reportedly traveled through an apartment wall, past an 8-year-old boy. The boy was unharmed but police urged the community to practice gun safety. The SLCPD said […]4 years ago
Sam Herrera
UDOT reminds travelers of heavy traffic over the holiday weekend
SALT LAKE CITY — Ahead of the Fourth of July holiday weekend, the Utah Department of Transportation asked travelers to plan for traffic delays. Delays are expected along the Wasatch Front and Wasatch Back from Friday, July 1 to Monday, July 4. The UDOT said travelers should expect the following on Friday: Delays up to […]4 years ago
Amie Schaeffer
Keeping pets safe during firework season
Salt Lake County Animal Services gives tips to keep pets safe during fireworks to keep them calm and protected.4 years ago
Amie Schaeffer
New report shows quality of life for Utahns in decline
A report documenting the quality of life in Utah indicates that it might be in decline. Among the findings include a call for more affordable housing.4 years ago
Mark Jones
Two people injured in Brigham City two-vehicle crash
Brigham City emergency personnel responded to a two-vehicle crash Tuesday morning that sent two people to the hospital.4 years ago
Waverly Golden, Aimee Cobabe
Heat waves bring concerns for heat-related illnesses and the homeless population
Record-breaking heat waves have caused an abundance of heat-related deaths among the homeless.4 years ago
Simone Seikaly
Salt Lake City Police cancel Amber alert for 11-year-old girl
The abduction reportedly happened in Salt Lake City at 456 North and 1100 West. By early afternoon on Monday, the victim was found in Tooele.4 years ago
Amie Schaeffer
Roe V. Wade overturned by Supreme Court
WASHINGTON, D.C. — In a six to three decision, the Supreme Court has overturned Roe v. Wade. Justice Elena Kagan, Sonia Sotomayor and Stephen Breyer have dissented. The constitutional right to abortion is no longer a guarantee in the United States. The decision has been anticipated since a draft of the opinion was leaked by […]4 years ago
Michele Rowe
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints looks for ways to reduce water usage across it’s properties
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints issued a statement today about the steps they are taking to help with the drought.4 years ago
Mark Jones
SLCPD issues 96 citations in recent speed enforcement operation
Salt Lake City Police handed out 96 citations to drivers, and issued 18 warnings to other drivers in a recent speed enforcement operation.4 years ago
Devin Oldroyd
UDOT warns of on-ramp closures in Salt Lake City and Holladay
UDOT plans to close multiple on-ramps in Holladay and Salt Lake City.4 years ago
MARTHA HARRIS, AMIE SCHAEFFER
Ogden activist hopes Juneteenth will be a time to look ahead
Betty Sawyer with the Ogden chapter of the NAACP has worked for decades to make Juneteenth a recognized holiday.4 years ago
