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Saturday storm may drop 2 feet of snow, increase snowpack
The Friday snowstorm is expected to continue through Saturday morning, and meteorologists think the added snow could beat the record for the number of months Utah has snowpacked ground.
Feb 22nd - 7:24pm
FBI, Davis County investigating Lt. Gov. Bell
The FBI and the Davis County Attorney are investigating Lt. Gov. Greg Bell on allegations that, at the request of a personal acquaintance, he ordered an audit of an investigation involving child abuse.
Feb 22nd - 7:07pm
Snow causes 110 accidents, slide-offs in Salt Lake County
Another blast of winter made for a crash-filled morning commute Friday.
Feb 22nd - 5:03pm
Moonshine bust 'not a common thing,' say Sandy police
Police say they haven't heard of anything like this in Utah since the days of Prohibition.
Feb 22nd - 4:00pm
Lawmakers approve 80 mph speed on 3 stretches of highway, freeways
Drivers on three more stretches of Utah highway will be able to put the pedal to the metal, at least up to 80 mph, without fear of a speeding ticket.
Feb 22nd - 2:46pm
Does Utah have a double standard for violent and sexual content?
Is there a double standard in Utah when it comes to viewing explicit violent and sexual content? Experts say there is, though the state does not differ from any other with a strong right or left political leaning.
Feb 22nd - 8:30am
Payroll tax cut expiration means smaller checks, creative budgeting
After the payroll tax cut expired at the end of 2012, many financial counselors expect people will see smaller paychecks. However, there are ways people can find the budget that works for them to help them make up the difference
Feb 22nd - 8:03am
Roads open after morning accidents, but more snow expected
UHP said a driver traveling too fast for conditions lost control on state Route 201 and rolled his truck onto the 3200 West on-ramp. The ramp has reopened, but roads remain slick in areas.
Feb 21st - 8:46am
Effort to coordinate science, technology, engineering and math stalls in committee
If you want your children to earn more money when they grow up, get them into STEM - science, technology, engineering and math. Now there's a move to make a STEM center in Utah.
Feb 21st - 7:43am
State faces millions of cyber attacks per day, department head says
The state's secure government networks face an alarming number of cyber attacks. They happen daily, are continuing to grow in number, and have spiked in recent years.
Feb 20th - 6:58pm
2 hospitalized in North Salt Lake dump truck crash
Two people were injured after a runaway dump truck rolled and crashed into another vehicle Wednesday morning.
Feb 20th - 5:36pm
After diamonds turn out to be glass, police look for scammer
Police are looking for a woman who allegedly scammed another out of thousands of dollars.
Feb 19th - 11:13pm
Senate proposes bill to fast-track prison relocation
A bill on Utah's Capitol Hill aims to fast-track plans to relocate the Utah State Prison.
Feb 19th - 9:30am
Man arrested for 'terroristic threats' on Facebook, police say
A Layton man has been arrested for allegedly posting on his Facebook page a threat to stab people at Layton Hills Mall.
Feb 19th - 7:20am
13-year-olds arrested after Twitter message about drugs
Police arrested two 13-year-old girls on drug charges after being tipped off by a parent who saw a suspicious Twitter message.
Feb 18th - 10:57pm
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