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Lawmakers to consider target shooting bill
Utah's Legislature will likely decide whether the state's executive branch should have the authority to ban gun use in some areas during periods of extreme fire danger.
Jan 17th - 8:24am
Can guns be safely stored at home?
Nearly two years after a frightening ordeal, a mom of three is as motivated as ever to consider buying a handgun. But safety concerns keep her from buying.
Jan 17th - 7:45am
Personal information for 6,000 Utah Medicaid clients 'misplaced'
The personal data of 6,000 Utahns who use Medicaid is missing. The Utah Department of Health announced Wednesday that a third-party contractor had misplaced a USB memory drive containing the information.
Jan 16th - 10:46pm
Personal information for 6,000 Utah Medicaid clients 'misplaced'
The personal data of 6,000 Utahns who use Medicaid is missing. The Utah Department of Health announced Wednesday that a third-party contractor had misplaced a USB memory drive containing the information.
Jan 16th - 10:46pm
Search under way for Utah woman missing in Mexico
A West Valley city woman is missing in Mexico after a scuba diving trip off the coast took a bad turn.
Jan 16th - 8:19pm
Guns in the Home: Tips for resolving divisive issue
A lot of families are divided over packing heat in the house, and finding common ground can take years. So, what can you do to make it an easier process?
Jan 16th - 7:40pm
Wednesday's Child: Katie
It's a simple wish. A family of her own. Parents to love and who love her in return. 16-year-old Katie desperately wants a family of her own.
Jan 16th - 7:09pm
Exploding propane, bullets hamper firefighting effort
A Clinton family is out of their home following a fire that included exploding propane tanks and .22-caliber ammunition.
Jan 16th - 11:10am
Nearly record-breaking cold covers most of Utah
It's not just extremely cold out there it's bordering on historic. It's been years since Utah has seen some of these temperatures.
Jan 14th - 10:41pm
Liberal tax leaves bitter taste in some smoothie drinkers' mouths
A Vernal smoothie shop is making waves in Vernal by charging those who identify themselves as liberals one dollar more for their drinks.
Jan 14th - 8:05pm
Teen's statement puts West Jordan High in temporary lockdown
West Jordan High School was temporarily placed on lockdown Monday because of concerns over a 17-year-old student who reportedly told a relative "he could relate" to the recent school shooting tragedies.
Jan 14th - 6:15pm
Parkers join other Sandy Hook families in call for remembrance
Robbie and Alissa Parker, who lost their precious 6-year-old daughter Emilie, hold fast to faith, family and friends. Monday, they joined residents of Newtown, Conn., in calling on Americans to keep talking about how the Sandy Hook tragedy can force change.
Jan 14th - 6:09pm
Extreme cold hinders crews fighting house fires
Freezing temperatures made it difficult for crews who fought two different house fires Sunday night and Monday morning.
Jan 14th - 10:09am
Storm causes high number of closed schools, 404 traffic accidents
A winter storm that began Thursday closed dozens of schools along the Wasatch Front Friday morning and made a mess of the morning commute.
Jan 11th - 7:44pm
Herriman teen safe, police investigation continues
The search for a missing 13-year-old Herriman girl is over but the police investigation into the situation is still active.
Jan 11th - 5:53pm
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