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The Larry H. Miller Company just bought another movie theater

06/15/2024 10:29pm
A popular 27-year-old Utah County movie theater will temporarily close for major renovations this summer under new ownership.

Police: Gun-wielding driver tells other driver he is 'justice' in St. George road rage incident

06/15/2024 9:46pm
A Hurricane man was arrested after police say he brandished a gun in the parking lot of a medical complex.

'What am I going to do?': Redwood Swap Meet vendors lament possible property redevelopment

06/15/2024 9:04pm
As West Valley City officials debate possible redevelopment of the Redwood Swap Meet site, many of the largely immigrant vendors wonder what they'll do if forced out.

Crews rescue 28 people trapped upside down high on Oregon amusement park ride

06/15/2024 8:24pm
Emergency crews have rescued 28 people after they were stuck for about half an hour dangling upside down high on a ride at a century-old amusement park in Oregon.

RSL matches single-season unbeaten streak record with 0-0 draw in Montreal

06/15/2024 8:21pm
The 2024 Real Salt Lake squad has matched the longest unbeaten run in a season by any group in franchise history.

Irrigation pipe fixed after failure that left some Weber County farmers without water for days

06/15/2024 7:45pm
Crews with Ogden City excavated an area at the intersection of Canyon Road and 12th Street after a hole in the ground emerged last Friday.

Utah has an NHL team. Will people go to the games?

06/15/2024 7:05pm
Hockey fans embraced Utah's NHL team from the moment owner Ryan Smith announced in April he was bringing the Coyotes to Utah. A new poll gauges fan interest.

Unlucky 13: Tony Finau's 'pretty good' 3rd round undone by triple bogey at US Open

06/15/2024 6:44pm
Spurred by a triple bogey on the par-4, 368-yard 13th hole, Tony Finau shot 2-over-par 72 to fall into a tie for seventh place.

Neighbors believe cottonwood seeds helped spread fire to house in Springville, reignites next day

06/15/2024 6:23pm
Springville neighbors believe cottonwood seeds contributed to the spread of a fire that destroyed one home and damaged another on Thursday night.

Biden and Trump campaigns agree to mic muting, other rules for upcoming CNN debate

06/15/2024 5:38pm
With less than two weeks until the first presidential debate of the 2024 election cycle, CNN has released additional details on the parameters agreed upon by the Trump and Biden campaigns.

France's 2030 Winter Olympics bid 'on hold' pending national elections

06/15/2024 4:51pm
France's bid for the 2030 Winter Games has stalled, but the International Olympic Committee is counting on the needed government guarantees to come through in time for a final vote in July, the same time that Utah hopes to be awarded the 2034 Winter Games.

Salt Lake City's newest apartment tower intentionally sticks out in the city

06/15/2024 4:09pm
The tallest building east of Salt Lake City's central downtown district and the tallest rental apartment high-rise on the market right now officially opened this week.

Utahn who worked for IRS charged in federal court with trying to steal $2M

06/15/2024 3:43pm
A former Internal Revenue Service employee from Utah was charged in federal court with abusing his position to attempt to steal more than $2 million in tax credits.

Have You Seen This? Glass doors can be hazardous

06/15/2024 3:24pm
This poor fellow didn't just walk into a glass door — he ran into it with gusto.

'We are grieving,' says family of man shot, killed by South Jordan police

06/15/2024 2:25pm
South Jordan police shot and killed a man Saturday after they say he pulled a knife on officers as they attempted to detain him.

Kate, princess of Wales, waves to crowds in first public appearance since cancer diagnosis

06/15/2024 1:14pm
Kate, Britain's princess of Wales, waved to crowds and smiled broadly from the balcony of Buckingham Palace after watching a military parade on Saturday, making her first public appearance this year as she undergoes treatment for cancer.

Making it 'Rico' in the land of opportunity

06/15/2024 12:28pm
A Utah businessman shares how a motivation to forge his own path and fond childhood memories led to setting himself up for the rest of his life.

Do you know who to call or what to expect when someone dies?

06/15/2024 12:15pm - PARTNER
Most deaths require some type of investigation. Here's what you can expect if someone dies unexpectedly.

Vintage pink truck serves drinks, doughnuts to Holladay

06/15/2024 11:57am
There's another new coffee spot along the Wasatch Front. This one just happens to be a bright pink, Instagram-worthy truck.

UDOT installing high-visibility lane striping along Wasatch Front highways

06/15/2024 10:41am
The Utah Department of Transportation will be installing high-visibility lane striping across Salt Lake, Davis, Weber and Box Elder counties as "part of the largest lane striping project in state history."

Utah State School Board weighs what to do with library books deemed indecent, pornographic

06/15/2024 10:05am
The Utah State Board of Education has considered guidance to an administrative rule that said books and other materials selected for removal from school libraries be "shredded" or "burned."

Biden administration loses bid to revive legal directive for LGBTQ students

06/15/2024 9:38am
A U.S. appeals court on Friday rejected a bid by President Joe Biden's administration to revive its directive that schools allow transgender students to use bathrooms and locker rooms and to join sports teams that align with their gender.

US attack sub, Canada navy patrol ship arrive in Cuba on heels of Russian warships

06/15/2024 9:27am
A Canadian navy patrol ship sailed into Havana early on Friday, just hours after the United States announced a fast-attack submarine had docked at its Guantanamo naval base in Cuba, both vessels on the heels of Russian warships that arrived on the island earlier this week.

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06/15/2024 8:12am - SPONSORED
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Salt Lake County opens transitional living building for homeless or at-risk young adults

06/15/2024 7:50am
Salt Lake County on Friday opened a new transitional living space for homeless or at-risk young adults in Millcreek.

Utah farmers say a strong winter has led to an amazing crop season

06/15/2024 7:22am
Fruit and vegetable farmers in northern Utah are saying this crop season might be one of the best in recent memory.