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Navajo Nation to inject $74M into manufactured home facility for new housing, to spur economy

03/17/2024 10:32pm
ZenniHome plans to build a new plant within the Navajo Nation, which is expected to create hundreds of jobs and bolster the reservation's economic fortunes.

Utah small business worries that TikTok ban could hurt growth

03/17/2024 8:26pm
A small Utah pharmacy is worried the proposed federal ban on TikTok could hurt other small businesses' growth.

Utah health department warns that dangerous, counterfeit car seats becoming more common

03/17/2024 7:06pm
The Tooele County Health Department is warning parents to be aware of the prevalence of counterfeit car seats on the market that endanger children.

Utah business works to catch the attention of Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce

03/17/2024 5:23pm
A Utah brand is hoping to catch the attention of one of America's most popular couples — Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce.

Now you can spend a night behind bars — in comfort

03/17/2024 12:26pm
Ephraim began as a military fort long before it became best known as the home of Snow College.

Citing alleged abuses on OnlyFans, lawmakers call for stronger safeguards

03/17/2024 11:51am
Three U.S. lawmakers and two in Britain called for tougher safeguards against online sexual exploitation after a Reuters investigation identified more than 140 police complaints of nonconsensual pornography on OnlyFans, the popular adults-only website.

Tuition likely going up at Utah's public colleges and universities next fall

03/17/2024 11:16am
With a year of tuition freezes in their rearview mirror, tuition will likely go up at Utah's public colleges and universities next fall.

Zion Guru's new Springdale location coaching national park visitors to care

03/17/2024 8:46am
A new building for a Springdale, Washington County, business symbolizes its philosophy of connecting with nature and leaving a visited place better than when found.