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Help for veterans: Continue Mission supports Utah veterans
01/16/2023 10:32pm
A decade and a half ago, during the invasion of Iraq, U.S. Army Sgt. Josh Hansen's job was to find roadside bombs. Like Jeremy Renner's role in "The Hurt Locker," he was the guy who went out in front of the unit, clearing the way so the soldiers following behind could find safe passage.
White House, Secret Service say no visitor logs for Biden's Delaware home
01/16/2023 10:01pm
No visitor logs exist for President Joe Biden's home in Wilmington, Delaware, where classified documents from his vice presidential days were found, as it is a private residence, the White House Counsel and Secret Service said on Monday.
Comfort comes for a single mother, after cancer claims her 7-year-old boy's life
01/16/2023 9:03pm
A 7-year-old-boy from South Jordan tragically lost his fight against cancer on Christmas Day, but the miracles that have happened as a result are bringing comfort to his mother.
Sexual assault, domestic violence survivors in Utah rural areas face more barriers to assistance
01/16/2023 8:20pm
The DOVE Center, a southern Utah resource center for individuals experiencing domestic violence, sexual assault or human trafficking is taking steps to break the barriers faced by rural survivors and improve its rape and sexual assault services in Kane County, starting in Kanab.
Snow College student-athlete dies in car accident in Fountain Green
01/16/2023 7:36pm
Snow College student-athlete Paige Rydalch died Monday in a two-vehicle accident while traveling south on state Route 132 in Fountain Green.
Iron County's Judge Margaret Miller retires after 49 years
01/16/2023 7:02pm
Utah's 5th District Justice Court Judge Margaret Miller retired Jan. 1, after nearly 50 years on the bench in Iron County.
After daughter's rare diagnosis and house fire, Delta couple grateful for community support
01/16/2023 5:44pm
A community is coming together after a family lost their home in a devastating fire.
Rep. Karen Kwan elected to replace Sen. Mayne in Utah Senate
01/16/2023 4:59pm
Delegates elected Kwan, D-Murray, to replace the recently-vacated Senate District 12 seat, Utah Democratic Party officials said.
Kessler may have left Minnesota fans feeling ill after Jazz win over T-Wolves
01/16/2023 4:58pm
Walker Kessler had 20 points, 21 rebounds, and added four assists and two blocks as the Jazz sneaked by Minnesota 126-125 Monday at Target Center.
2 bull elk captured, relocated after roaming around Salt Lake City neighborhood
01/16/2023 4:03pm
A pair of large bull elk were caught and relocated Monday afternoon being seen wandering through Salt Lake City the past few days.
Salt Lake City officials, first responders, and volunteers team up for Martin Luther King Jr. Day
01/16/2023 3:33pm
It is not often you get to see city officials, police, fire and other volunteers all in the same room. Monday marked an exception by honoring the legacy of Dr. King through Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service at the Utah Food Bank.
Maverik — Adventure's First Stop has historic Utah roots
01/16/2023 3:00pm
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With almost 400 locations across the West, Maverik is firmly planted in the Beehive State. After the first Maverik stores in Utah opened in the late 1950s, including early locations in Moab, Willard, and Brigham City, the gas stations became a statewide standard in convenience.
Have You Seen This? Celebratory kick to the face
01/16/2023 2:58pm
Cheering for your favorite team can sometimes be hazardous.
'It's heartbreaking': Employee killed, 2 others injured after minivan crashes into Tooele business
01/16/2023 1:26pm
Police say a man who was driving the wrong way in a minivan crashed into a Tooele business Monday, killing a woman working in the building and injuring another employee.
Weekend storm produces up to 2 feet of snow in Utah; advisories issued for next system
01/16/2023 12:28pm
The next system is expected to impact Utah communities through early Wednesday.
With Roe overturned, Utah lawmakers consider changes to abortion law
01/16/2023 12:17pm
A new bill would make it easier for Utah to challenge the hold placed on its trigger abortion ban while the courts decide if the law is unconstitutional.
A hurricane devastated Puerto Rico. A new temple is a sign of hope
01/16/2023 11:04am
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It has been more than 5 years since Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico. But this weekend a milestone was reached.
1 person dead, another critically injured in crash on Mountainview Corridor
01/16/2023 10:24am
One person died and another was critically injured after a semitruck and a small SUV collided at the intersection of 3500 South and Mountain View Corridor in West Valley City.
A look at the state of program, vision for Utah State athletics for interim AD Jerry Bovee
01/16/2023 10:16am
A conversation with Jerry Bovee on his extended role as interim athletic director, the current state of the program, and a glimpse into his vision for Utah State athletics.
Man critically injured after being struck by vehicle in Salt Lake City
01/16/2023 9:32am
Police say a 31-year-old man was critically injured after being struck by a vehicle while crossing State Street shortly before midnight Sunday.
Recent storms impact Great Salt Lake's water levels
01/16/2023 9:17am
In trying to save the Great Salt Lake, there is a long way to go. However, finally, there is a little bit of a reason to smile.
Locals in the NFL Playoffs: Did the Chargers 'choke'? Devin Lloyd, Jags rally for Wild Card win
01/16/2023 8:27am
Perhaps the most blunt assessment of the Chargers' loss to the Jaguars on Super Wild Card weekend came from former BYU linebacker Kyle Van Noy.
Eating fast food linked to potentially life-threatening liver condition, new study finds
01/16/2023 8:07am
If you needed another reason to kick that late-night fast-food habit, a new eye-opening study on the negative impact of fast food may provide just that.
Gained weight after antibiotics? Do these 4 things
01/16/2023 8:00am
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Scientists have known for more than 70 years that antibiotics cause weight gain. When you eat the right foods, you heal your gut, promote good bacteria and lose weight.
Biden: Americans should 'pay attention' to MLK's legacy
01/16/2023 7:39am
President Joe Biden made a historical pilgrimage Sunday to "America's freedom church" to mark Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday, saying democracy was at a perilous moment.
Would thinning forests help Utah's Great Salt Lake? Some say so
01/16/2023 7:09am
Salt Lake County Council member Dea Theodore said watershed restoration is the key to saving the Great Salt Lake.
