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Why a final decision on France's bid for the 2030 Winter Games may be delayed
07/19/2024 10:21pm
Before the International Olympic Committee decides on July 24 whether Utah will host another Olympics in 2034, there's supposed to be a vote on France's French Alps bid for the 2030 Winter Games.
Federal judge denies Colby Jenkins lawsuit to halt 2nd District election certification
07/19/2024 9:48pm
A federal judge denied a request from Utah 2nd Congressional District candidate Colby Jenkins to delay the state election certification and reprocess some ballots.
Tucker's goal not enough in 2-1 Utah Royals loss at Seattle in Summer Cup start
07/19/2024 9:30pm
The Utah Royals got two cracks at the Seattle Reign on the road in the last two weeks and could not come up with a win on either trip.
Federal prosecutor accused of mishandling evidence in Trump inauguration protest cases
07/19/2024 9:29pm
A former federal prosecutor in Washington, D.C., is facing attorney discipline proceedings on the accusation of obscuring evidence in cases against people who protested then-President-elect Donald Trump's 2017 inauguration.
Sentinel defense project cost estimate jumps 81%, spurring Air Force efforts to control costs
07/19/2024 9:04pm
The Sentinel nuclear defense project may be over budget, but Air Force officials say it's "essential" and will be maintained. Northrop Grumman is lead contractor near Utah's Hill AFB.
A man kills a grizzly bear in Montana after it attacks while he is picking berries
07/19/2024 8:42pm
A man picking huckleberries in Montana shot and killed a grizzly bear after it attacked and injured him badly enough that he had to be hospitalized.
Southern Utah man tied to fatal shooting faces charges, but not for victim's death
07/19/2024 8:16pm
Criminal charges have been filed against an 18-year-old man who allegedly said he shot another man after the man tried to sexually assault him. But the charges aren't for the death.
Secret Service should've had more agents at Trump rally, former security adviser O'Brien says
07/19/2024 7:41pm
Former national security adviser Robert O'Brien says Secret Service leadership must be held accountable for not having more agents at the rally where former President Donald Trump was nearly assassinated.
Here's how Salt Lake County's $36.7M zoo, arts and parks tax keeps these programs alive
07/19/2024 7:09pm
A new analysis from the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute shows that Salt Lake County collected $36.7 million in zoo, arts and parks tax revenue in fiscal year 2023.
Documented gang member convicted in shooting now arrested in new Salt Lake shooting
07/19/2024 6:42pm
A man who police say has a violent criminal history has been arrested in connection with a shooting in Salt Lake City that left the victim in critical condition. He was convicted in another shooting earlier this year.
Celebration for 2034 Olympics announcement planned at Utah Olympic Park
07/19/2024 6:04pm
The 2034 Winter Olympics will be officially announced next Wednesday, July 24. It is expected Salt Lake City will get the bid, with celebrations planned at Utah Olympic Park and the Salt Lake City-County Building.
Review: 'Twisters' may be silly, but it's a good time
07/19/2024 5:35pm
Here are some reasons "Twisters" is a good time and what summer movies are all about.
Salt Lake County unveils 'game-changing' criminal justice, homelessness reform plan
07/19/2024 5:07pm
Salt Lake County Mayor Jenny Wilson on Friday unveiled a five-year plan aimed at curbing homelessness and reforming the criminal justice system in the county.
Have You Seen This? A little pig makes a big leap
07/19/2024 4:42pm
A little pig does a leap into a pool of water in the most adorable way ever.
Warrants in Davis County labor trafficking investigation under scrutiny
07/19/2024 4:12pm
A judge has granted a hearing to determine whether search warrants served in the Rubicon labor trafficking investigation were granted based on false or misleading statements made by investigators.
Many Venezuelans in Utah boosting opposition candidate in Venezuela's presidential vote
07/19/2024 3:07pm
As Venezuela's July 28 presidential vote nears, many from the nation now living in Utah are boosting the candidacy of the main opposition coalition.
Bicyclist dies after being hit by garbage truck in Tooele
07/19/2024 2:59pm
A man is dead after he was hit by a garbage truck in Tooele Friday while riding a bike, police said.
Firefighter killed at Trump rally honored with bagpipes, gun salute and a bugle sounding taps
07/19/2024 2:22pm
Hundreds of people gathered at a Pennsylvania church to honor a former fire chief, Corey Comperatore, who was shot and killed at a rally for former President Donald Trump.
RSL's Luna replaces Arango on MLS All-Star team
07/19/2024 1:39pm
Chicho Arango is suspended from the 2024 MLS All-Star Game, but the league chose to go with another Real Salt Lake Star for his replacement.
Charges filed in West Haven boy's death; school district had reported family to DCFS
07/19/2024 1:39pm
Three family members of a 12-year-old West Haven boy who died after years of abuse, according to police, are now facing criminal charges. His school district says it had previously made reports to the state.
State, feds seek information about 2 'critically endangered' condors illegally killed in Utah
07/19/2024 1:29pm
State and federal wildlife officials are asking for the public's help in figuring out who illegally killed two "critically endangered" bird species near Zion National Park within the past two years.
Mariachi Festival in Salt Lake City tonight; event aims to 'highlight the cultural wealth' in Utah
07/19/2024 12:56pm
A mariachi festival is coming to downtown Salt Lake City, sponsored in part by the Mexican Consulate and aiming to 'highlight the cultural wealth' in Utah.
Biden's campaign chair acknowledges support 'slippage,' says Biden's staying in the race
07/19/2024 12:33pm
President Joe Biden's campaign chair on Friday acknowledged "slippage" in support but told MSNBC the campaign sees "multiple paths" to beating Republican Donald Trump.
Utah among 6 finalists announced to host future Sundance Film Festival
07/19/2024 12:12pm
The Sundance Institute has release the six finalists that will be considered to host the Sundance Film Festival, starting in 2027. Park City and Salt Lake City are among the six.
Blake Anderson's lawyer releases part of legal response to Utah State
07/19/2024 11:33am
Tom Mars accuses the school of firing Anderson for "convenience" rather than "cause."
Young, scrappy and hungry? Here's your shot at $10 'Hamilton' tickets in Utah
07/19/2024 11:25am
There's a way for the young, scrappy and hungry looking to not throw away their shot to see the smash hit Broadway musical "Hamilton" at a massive discount.
Dozens of Salt Lake City flights canceled, delayed as tech outage disrupts global travel
07/19/2024 10:39am
A global technology outage impacted flights at the Salt Lake City International Airport on Friday.
American Fork man who claimed self-defense now charged with killing brother-in-law
07/19/2024 10:30am
An American Fork man was charged Friday with murder, accused of shooting and killing his sister's estranged husband shortly after the man arrived at their home from California.
Gov. Spencer Cox issues reversal, says he will vote for and endorse Donald Trump
07/19/2024 9:59am
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox said he will endorse and vote for Donald Trump this fall — a dramatic reversal from just last week when he said he wouldn't vote for the former president.
What is CrowdStrike, the company linked to the global outage?
07/19/2024 9:30am
The global computer outage affecting airports, banks and other businesses on Friday appears to stem at least partly from a software update issued by major U.S. cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike, experts told CNN.
Murray businesswoman sent to prison for exploiting elderly and vulnerable clients
07/19/2024 9:02am
Seventy-six clients trusted their Social Security and other incomes to Janine McCauley for management but found themselves in debt after she "comingled assets" to use for herself, charges say.
Widespread technology outage disrupts flights, banks, companies around the world
07/19/2024 8:47am
A global technology outage grounded flights, knocked banks and hospital systems offline and media outlets off air in a massive disruption.
Cox privately expresses support for Trump in letter, calling his survival a 'miracle'
07/19/2024 8:31am
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox privately committed his support to the Donald Trump this week, calling it a "miracle" the former president's "life was spared" in an assassination attempt.
Wall Street Journal reporter convicted of espionage in Russia, sentenced to 16 years in prison
07/19/2024 8:30am
Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich has been convicted of espionage charges that his employer and the U.S. vehemently reject. He was sentenced to 16 years in prison after a secretive and rapid trial.
Police seeking tips in series of overnight fires in rural Box Elder County
07/19/2024 8:03am
Recent fires on Rocky Dugway Road in Mantua, Box Elder County, have puzzled the community and damaged at least three properties.
Outdoor kitchens are hot! How to choose the best countertop material
07/19/2024 8:00am
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Missed Big Boy No. 4014 earlier this month? 'World's largest' steam train to make Utah encore
07/19/2024 7:39am
Utahns have one more chance to view a historic steam train that brought in large crowds earlier this month.
Idaho family provides update after serious Fourth of July weekend crash
07/19/2024 7:17am
An Idaho family is home recovering after being in a car crash over the Fourth of July weekend.
West Jordan police holding 'resource fair' for Latinos on driver's licenses, privilege cards
07/19/2024 6:45am
West Jordan police are hosting a "resource fair" geared to the Latino community in part to provide information about getting driver's licenses and driving privilege cards.
