Salt Lake City's proposed camping ban draws fierce debate
A proposed Salt Lake City ordinance to tighten camping restrictions in Utah
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How will Salt Lake City balance growth and budget challenges?
With rising costs forcing higher taxes, Mayor Mendenhall notes that "existing revenue growth is not enough to cover the ongoing rising costs" faced by the city.
Kids staying at this family homeless shelter facility now have a place to play
A ribbon cutting ceremony celebrated the opening of a new playground at the FINCH, a family homeless facility in South Salt Lake.
TGIF Show: Your weekend adventure guide
The weekend is almost here, and that means it’s time to look for adventure — whether it
UDOT crews repaint, adjust lane markings along Pioneer Crossing to address driver concerns
Nighttime roadwork is planned on Pioneer Crossing in response to drivers' concerns about traffic patterns in the construction zone.The Utah Department of Transp
Special Olympics torch run reaches Utah Capitol
The Flame of Hope made its way to the Utah Capitol Wednesday morning as Special Olympics athletes and law enforcement came together for the annual Law Enforcement Torch Run.
Residents 'shocked' over Roy City's proposed 55% property tax increase
Roy City residents are not happy, and shared their displeasure at a recent council meeting against a proposed property tax increase of more than 55%, which they say is concerning.
Gov. Cox makes case for Utah in front of international investors
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox pitched international investors on why Utah is the best state for energy, AI and critical minerals investment
Scandal as female World Cup soccer player is accused by police of raping baby-faced boy, 14, up to 'three t...
GRAPHIC CONTENT WARNING The 14-year-old boy alleged they had sex and that she would send him nude photos where you could see
St. George News at 5: 'Miracle of Gapyeong' observance, police search for driver and buying the 'H'
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KUTV director of news operations dies after courageous battle with cancer
Our KUTV family and the community of television journalists in Utah are saddened by the loss of a good friend, mentor, and talented journalist.Kurt Smith passed
New major Spartan race coming to Southern Utah
A new major race is coming to Southern Utah — the Zion Spartan Trifecta race. The race will be held at Sand Hollow State Park and Sand Mountain Mar. 6-7, 2027."
These new laws took effect in Utah on Wednesday
A majority of the 541 laws approved by the Utah Legislature this year took effect Wednesday.
UDOT construction to force lane closures on U.S. 6
U.S. 6 will be reduced to one lane in each direction for a two-mile stretch of Spanish Fork Canyon for the next several months, The Utah Department of Transportation announced Wednesday. Beginning Friday, th...
Why gasoline costs 52% more in the US than it did before the Iran war
The price of a gallon of regular gasoline in the U.S. climbed 31 cents in the past week, spiking to an average of $4.54 per gallon Wednesday,
Mobile team aims to help people living outside in Salt Lake City with serious mental health issues
As Salt Lake City debates where people can sleep, one man worries whether help can still find those who need it.
Utah lawmaker introduces bill to review data centers
A state lawmaker has introduced a bill in the Utah State Legislature to demand environmental reviews for future data center projects.
Despite concerns, central Utah residents mostly welcome new data center
While a great deal has been made about the 40,000-acre data center planned Box Elder County, some may forget that the world’s largest data center campus is already under construction in central Utah.
State agencies start scrutinizing Box Elder County data center project
The Utah State Engineer has received an overwhelming number of public protests over a proposed data center in Box Elder County.
Eva Lopez Chavez suspended from Salt Lake City Council duties amid sexual misconduct investigation
Salt Lake City Council member Eva Lopez Chavez was suspended from council duties as her counterparts investigate misconduct allegations.
Statewide virtual job fair provides Utahns with multiple employment options
The Utah Department of Workforce Services is hosting a statewide virtual job fair on Thursday and more than 50 Utah employers will participate in the no-cost online event.
Box Elder County boosts security at commissioners’ homes, citing planned protests over data center
Box Elder County has increased security around the county commissioners' homes amid protests planned over a proposed data center campus.
Utah Tech University 2026 Commencement Ceremonies to celebrate 3,078 graduates
Utah Tech University held one of four 2026 commencement ceremonies Wednesday morning. The university will celebrate 3,078 graduates.
Park City coffee shop creates jobs and community for people with disabilities
Lucky Ones is a non-profit coffee shop focused on employing and empowering people with disabilities.