Utah mom says infant care shortage could keep her out of work as nonprofit pushes for new daycare
With her third child due in just weeks, Brea Kunz says the biggest question on her mind is not labor, diapers, or sleepless nights. But childcare.
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Family finds closure, justice after Ogden murderer sentenced
A family can finally close a tragic chapter in their life after Ana Maria Zaragoza was sentenced to 15 years to life in prison for the murder of Nakeena Youngman.
'It's critical' Farmers hopeful after Gov. Cox's Declaration of Emergency
Farmers are hopeful a state of emergency declared by Utah governor Spencer Cox will offer them a silver lining to a season lost to an April freeze that hit fruit trees statewide.
St. George Vegas man faces charges in Utah for allegedly threatening to blow up a Costco Michael Martin
St. George Vegas man faces charges in Utah for allegedly threatening to blow up a Costco Michael Martin
Davis County West Point Jr. High lifts lockdown after threat, building cleared Ryan Marion
Davis County West Point Jr. High lifts lockdown after threat, building cleared Ryan Marion
Salt Lake County Paraglider recovered from Corner Canyon after fatal incident Ryan Marion
Salt Lake County Paraglider recovered from Corner Canyon after fatal incident Ryan Marion
Politics Tax increase via citizen initiative? The vote threshold may get higher Ben Winslow
Politics Tax increase via citizen initiative? The vote threshold may get higher Ben Winslow
Politics Cox declares state of emergency for crop losses Ben Winslow
Politics Cox declares state of emergency for crop losses Ben Winslow
Gone fishing: Utah raises daily fishing limits at 2 waterbodies due to water levels
Due to low water levels, poor snowpack, and drought, the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources has issued an emergency change to increase the daily fishing limits.
Eva Lopez Chavez's city council seat vacated by Salt Lake City Attorney
The District 4 seat on the Salt Lake City Council has been vacated after the Salt Lake City Office of the City Attorney found that Eva Lopez Chavez failed to maintain a primary residence within the district.
How much a group of Utah drag queens really got in a lawsuit against St. George
FOX 13 News has learned the settlement amount for a group of drag queens who sued the City of St. George for the right to perform in a public space.
Utah leaders claim homelessness saw its first decline in years
The state of Utah has seen its first decline in homelessness in recent state history. The Governor's Office made the announcement on Tuesday.
American climber Shelley Johannesen, co-founder of Utah brand, killed in Mount Makalu avalanche
American climber Shelley Johannesen was killed in an avalanche Monday on Mount Makalu in Nepal, CBS News reported citing officials.
Crumbl founders transitioning away from day-to-day operations of the brand
Jason McGowan and Sawyer Hemsley, the co-founders of Crumbl Cookies, say they are preparing to take a step away from day-to-day operations of the confectionery brand.
Dry winter, early snowmelt raise concerns at Utah reservoirs
After several years of healthy reservoir levels and drought relief across northern Utah, some reservoirs are already beginning to drop following a dry winter and early spring runoff season.
Data centers raise air quality and environmental concerns in Utah, doctor says
A Utah physician is warning that 21 data centers in various stages of development could significantly worsen air quality along the Wasatch Front.
Officials urge voluntary water cuts as drought persists in Utah
It has been ongoing for more than 25 years, and Salt Lake County elected officials will be asking their residents to do more to "Slow the Flow."
New Ogden air monitors track dust from Great Salt Lake and other pollutants in real time
For the first time, Ogden City has an air quality monitoring system that can help them know what is in the air in real-time, including dust blowing from the Great Salt Lake.
Former Utah police officer resigns after bodycam captures racist comments
A police officer who worked in Salt Lake County for several years has resigned from his position in Oregon after body-worn camera footage caught him making racist remarks while on duty.
'Buckle Up Boler' talks 2nd overall pick and Utah Jazz future
Play-by-play announcer Craig "Boler" Bolerjack has been a voice for the Jazz for the last 21 seasons, seeing every version of this team on the hardwood.
One person shot while police serve search warrant in Cedar City
One person was shot and wounded Monday evening while Cedar City police were serving a warrant, although officials say the officers were not directly involved in the shooting.
Salt Lake City closes Cottonwood Park bridge after residents’ safety concerns
What began as residents showing us damage on a pedestrian bridge at Cottonwood Park ended with Salt Lake City announcing that the bridge will close because of safety concerns.
Utah parents, childcare providers rally for universal childcare
Across the country today, childcare providers closed for the day and parents called out of work as a demonstration for the need of universal childcare.
As hantavirus questions grow online, here’s what the research says
Concerns about hantavirus have been circulating on social media. Can it spread from human to human, and could it trigger the next pandemic? Here is what current research and federal health data show.