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How a Utah lawmaker wants to lower copay costs for chronically ill
01/20/2023 10:36pm
Promoting his bill to keep copay bills from skyrocketing for chronically ill patients, Sen. Curt Bramble shared the story of a friend who died after he couldn't afford his medication.
Salt Lake City makes new hire to lead city's equity efforts
01/20/2023 10:01pm
Damian Choi has been appointed to serve as Salt Lake City's new chief equity officer.
Idaho killings suspect visited restaurant where two victims worked, People reports
01/20/2023 9:33pm
Bryan Kohberger, the 28-year-old man accused of killing four University of Idaho students, visited the restaurant where two of the victims worked in the weeks before their killings, according to People.
Kyrie Irving's scoring explosion too much to overcome as Nets top Jazz
01/20/2023 9:27pm
Irving scored 48 points in a magnificent offensive performance to lead the Brooklyn Nets to a 117-106 win over the Jazz at Vivint Arena.
No. 4 Stanford pulls away to give No. 8 Utah women 2nd loss of season
01/20/2023 9:18pm
Stanford forward Cameron Brink was a problem against Utah.
Free college-level tech classes aim to help prepare more Utahns for work
01/20/2023 9:04pm
Utah Tech University will be expanding its Learn and Work Program to offer free access to over 7,000 non-credit courses, certification paths, labs and skill assessments.
Transgender Ogden man worries bills in legislature won't help trans youth
01/20/2023 8:32pm
As the Utah house passed three trans bills on to the Senate Friday, many in the LGBTQ community are worried these bills are unfairly targeting transgender youth and their families.
UDOT helps a Utah SWAT unit train by providing an abandoned home
01/20/2023 8:03pm
The North Davis Metro SWAT team is getting a somewhat rare chance to train inside a real home thanks to a collaboration with the Utah Department of Transportation.
How much do tickets cost for the Paris Olympics?
01/20/2023 7:34pm
Looking for tickets for next year's Olympics in Paris?
2 drivers arrested in road rage crash that backed up I-15 for miles
01/20/2023 7:11pm
Two drivers were arrested Thursday after Utah troopers say they were involved in a road rage crash that caused I-15 to be backed up for miles during the afternoon commute.
Elizabeth Holmes made an 'attempt to flee the country' after her conviction, prosecutors say
01/20/2023 6:34pm
Elizabeth Holmes made an "attempt to flee the country" by booking a one-way ticket to Mexico departing in January 2022, shortly after the Theranos founder was convicted of fraud, prosecutors alleged in a new court filing Friday.
New record set for world's biggest pizza
01/20/2023 6:02pm
And you think you helped scarf down a really big pizza recently? You've got nothin' on this one.
Two men arrested in fatal shooting of Ogden man
01/20/2023 5:45pm
Two men have been charged in connection with the Tuesday shooting of an Ogden resident that resulted in his death.
Utah Supreme Court agrees to drop Salt Lake City's inland port lawsuit
01/20/2023 5:33pm
The Utah Supreme Court on Friday dropped Salt Lake City's lawsuit against the Utah Inland Port Authority after the city filed a motion to dismiss the case.
Jen Shah speaks out after receiving prison sentence: 'I will share my story'
01/20/2023 4:44pm
"The Real Housewives of Salt Lake" cast member Jen Shah is speaking out for the first time since being sentenced to 6 1/2 years in prison for her role in telemarketing scam.
Salt Lake police conduct crosswalk safety enforcement after several auto-pedestrian crashes
01/20/2023 4:02pm
Salt Lake City police conducted a crosswalk safety enforcement Thursday morning after at least half a dozen people have been hit by cars.
Have You Seen This? The case of the vanishing trumpet
01/20/2023 3:37pm
No hat, no trumpet, no problem.
Cache County school bus driver charged in child pornography case
01/20/2023 3:08pm
A bus driver for the Cache and Logan school districts is facing multiple felony charges accusing him of downloading child pornography to a home computer.
T-Mobile says data on 37 million customers stolen
01/20/2023 2:02pm
U.S. wireless carrier T-Mobile says hackers have stolen data on 37 million customers. It says the breach occurred in late November and was discovered Jan. 5.
Pick Six Previews: A statistical look back on the 2022 season for the Utes
01/20/2023 1:17pm
While their return trip to Pasadena ended in another Rose Bowl loss, Utah's 2022 team will forever be enshrined in Utes lore for their title performance in Las Vegas.
Midvale man shot a man 3 times as he was running away, charges say
01/20/2023 12:53pm
A Midvale man is facing multiple charges accusing him of shooting a man as the man tried to run away from an assault.
Ban on transgender surgeries for kids passes Utah Senate
01/20/2023 12:26pm
The full Utah Senate on Friday put its stamp of approval on a trio of bills directed at LGBTQ children.
Man injured while avoiding Provo Canyon avalanche
01/20/2023 12:09pm
A 26-year-old man was injured Friday after almost being caught in an avalanche near Aspen Grove in Provo Canyon, according to the Utah County Sheriff's Office.
Many Utah animal shelters are at capacity
01/20/2023 12:04pm
Many animal shelters in Utah are running over capacity right now as the number of people looking to adopt has dropped drastically.
Bills' Hamlin faces long recovery, family spokesman says
01/20/2023 11:30am
A family spokesman for Damar Hamlin tells The Associated Press the Buffalo Bills safety still faces a long rehabilitation despite enjoying a remarkable recovery some three weeks after having to be resuscitated on the field during a game in Cincinnati.
Utah bill would allow athletes to wear religious, modest clothing with uniforms
01/20/2023 11:12am
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A Utah lawmaker aims to prevent schools from prohibiting athletes from wearing religious or modest attire while competing in sports.
Conservation officers seek info on deer, bull elk illegally killed in Utah
01/20/2023 11:02am
State wildlife conservation officers are looking for the public's help as they investigate a pair of big game animals that were illegally killed last year.
Salt Lake residents seek meaningful relationship as new downtown hospital is planned
01/20/2023 10:32am
Four Salt Lake community councils are seeking communication with officials building the new urban hospital that will be built on the lot of the old Sears building in Salt Lake City.
Free autism questionnaire can help diagnose children, research says
01/20/2023 9:58am
Veronica Bernard was worried for her son, Jacob, when he was 4½ years old and hadn't yet said "mom." She knew he was smart but he had yet to put his thoughts into words.
Provo man charged with injuring 2 officers trying to arrest him in stolen vehicle
01/20/2023 9:28am
A man accused of injuring two Springville police officers while trying to avoid arrest is now facing multiple criminal charges.
Locals in the NFL playoffs: Record-setting Dalton Schultz among 15 players left with Utah ties
01/20/2023 9:02am
Dalton Schultz is one of 15 players who played high school or college football in the Beehive State to advance to this weekend's divisional round.
CAL Ranch expanding its footprint across the west with merger
01/20/2023 8:47am
An Idaho-based ranch and home store that's been serving customers since 1959 is getting a lot bigger.
How to celebrate the Lunar New Year in Utah
01/20/2023 8:23am
Utahns from Orem to Ogden can celebrate Chinese New Year this weekend with fireworks, traditional lion dances and more.
Major road closure in Davis County starts Friday
01/20/2023 8:01am
The Utah Department of Transportation will close the southbound lanes of Legacy Parkway between Park Lane in Farmington and Parrish Lane in Centerville this weekend.
2023 Chevrolet Suburban High Country test drive review
01/20/2023 8:00am
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More spacious and comfortable than ever, the newest Suburban's flaws are few and far between.
'The world's praying this goes forward.' JJ Vallow's grandparents react to Daybell court hearing
01/20/2023 7:21am
Larry and Kay Woodcock, the grandparents of JJ Vallow, are pleased with the outcome of a Thursday court hearing.
Google axes 12,000 jobs, layoffs spread across tech sector
01/20/2023 6:55am
Google says it's laying off 12,000 workers, becoming the latest tech company to trim staff as the economic boom that the industry rode during the COVID-19 pandemic ebbs.
What do experts say about tree thinning as a drought solution?
01/20/2023 6:23am
One of the state's leading experts said "trees are the enemy" — conifers that is — as Utah's forested acres become overcrowded with millions of trees that need attention.
