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A luxury train derailment in Colorado is creating fallout in Salt Lake City, where some passengers praised the company’s response, and others said they paid for a train trip, not a bus ride.
Thursday started out like any other school day for most students. “I just got done looking at emails, and I was talking to friends and stuff, and I was about to go to biology."
As the controversy over a proposed 40,000-acre data center in Box Elder County heats up, Gov. Spencer Cox shared his first, extensive thoughts on the project, and admitted there were "real concerns."
The project developer of the proposed data center in Box Elder County, who also stars on the reality show "Shark Tank," continued to defend the facility during a Friday interview
On the soccer field, seven-year-old Quinn Danielsen thrives. From running to scoring a goal, he said he could do this all day, every day.
As the final horn sounded on the Utah Mammoth season, the transformation of Delta Center is once again underway.
Two Taylorsville parents are facing charges of aggravated child abuse after police say they locked their 11-year-old child outside in an effort to teach them "how to be homeless."
Starting on Monday, May 11, getting to and from Salt Lake City International Airport will get a bit more difficult for drivers.
A Sandy man is proposing a new approach to tackling road rage after years of witnessing what he describes as increasingly dangerous driving behavior on the state's roads.
Utah Supreme Court Justice Diana Hagen has resigned from the bench. In a letter sent to Governor Spencer Cox, Justice Hagen referenced the investigation that was being sought by Utah political leaders
U.S. employers added 115,000 jobs in April, beating forecasts despite Iran war’s oil shock and gas prices topping $4.50; unemployment stayed at 4.3%.
A man who police say was the triggerman in a fatal shooting outside a Salt Lake City church in January is now in custody in Salt Lake County after being extradited from California.
The U.S. military said on Friday that it disabled two Iranian-flagged oil tankers in the Gulf of Oman.
Construction is now underway for a long-anticipated road extension in Magna. A project that city leaders say will ease traffic and make roads safer.
Handguns could be mailed through the United States Postal Service for the first time in nearly 100 years if a proposed rule under the Trump administration takes effect.
Judge set to decide Friday if news outlets can continue to film, photograph and livestream the high-profile murder case against the man charged with killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk
The owner of a CrossFit gym in Riverton has finally made it back on American soil on Wednesday evening after an accident left her with a brain injury in Mexico.
As Utah schools struggle to fill classrooms, the Salt Lake City School District is trying to grow its own teachers and possibly help pay for them to get there.
A Cottonwood Heights company is at the center of a global outage that is affecting Utah school districts after its system that allows students to access study materials, grades and tests was hacked.
While many Utahns head to state parks to enjoy the outdoors and escape the city in the summer months, this year's drought may affect what they can and can’t do at campgrounds.
The Natural Resource Conservation Service described this year as "staggeringly anomalous" in terms of the lack of snow available to supply water to Utah residents, according to their latest report.
A German tourist has been awarded more than 900 euros (about $1,100) by judges after his family was left without sun loungers while on vacation in Greece because other guests had got there first.
A group of state and federal agencies met on Thursday to recommend Governor Spencer Cox make an emergency drought declaration for all of Utah.
Copper Canyon Elementary is wrapping up the school year in style, and it just earned the title of FOX 13 News' Cool School of the Week.