DUI blitz happening this Labor Day weekend

Utah Highway Patrol will be making their rounds and keeping a close tab on the road throughout the Labor Day weekend to make sure drivers are doing what they are supposed to be doing.

Utah road officials plead to parents to practice safe e-bike riding with children

After three 14-year-olds were hospitalized after crashing into a car while riding a single e-bike, officials are asking parents to teach safe riding practices. 

2 tied to odometer scheme sentenced to probation, ordered to pay restitution

Two Utah men were ordered Thursday to use insurance money received after crashing a luxury sports car they purchased with funds from a car flipping scam to reimburse victims.

Utah DCFS: When to call for help if abuse is suspected

Cases of chid abuse are always very sensitive. It can be tough to tell from the outside looking in whether abuse is happening. That's why the Division of Child and Family Services doesn't want us having to take on that pressure.

Brazilian judge suspends X platform after it refuses to name a legal representative

A Brazilian Supreme Court justice has ordered the suspension of Elon Musk's social media giant X nationwide after the tech billionaire refused to name a legal representative in the country.

Plaintiffs in redistricting case seek new House district maps for 2026 Utah election

The plaintiffs who sued the Utah Legislature over its redrawing of U.S. House districts now seek new district maps in the wake of a favorable Utah Supreme Court ruling in July.

1 killed after collision with dump truck, which catches fire on I-80

The driver of a dump truck died Friday after colliding with a vehicle, causing the truck to roll and catch fire on I-80 near Magna.

New documents confirm reports of abuse inside of Gavin Peterson's home

Newly obtained records from the Weber County Sheriff's Office provide new details in the case of Gavin Peterson, indicating years of abuse in the household.

Officer found justified in shooting, killing man armed with 2 swords

A Unified police officer was legally justified when he shot and killed a man wielding two swords last Halloween, the Salt Lake County District Attorney's Office announced Friday.

Man going 119 mph on I-15 had threatened murder-suicide, police say

A man who told a woman he was going to commit a murder-suicide by getting into a crash was arrested after being spotted going nearly 120 mph on I-15 Thursday, troopers say.

Washington County authorities crack down on reckless e-bike riders

As the popularity of electric bicycles continues to surge across the country, multiple law enforcement agencies have responded to reports of teenagers and young adults riding recklessly on streets and evading officers, prompting changes in how these incidents are handled in Washington County.

Doctor charged in Matthew Perry's death is set to take plea deal

A San Diego doctor charged as part of the investigation of the overdose death of actor Matthew Perry is expected to take a plea deal in a federal court in Los Angeles.

Former attorney in St. George faces 11 sex abuse charges following investigation

A former St. George attorney out on pretrial release after police say he attempted to meet up with a 13-year-old for sex in northern Utah last year now faces nearly a dozen first-degree felonies in Washington County.

Utah's fentanyl freeway: Inside the effort to stop drug trafficking on I-15

Interstate 15 is a critical route for travelers and Utah families. It's also the busiest drug trafficking corridor running north to south in the western U.S.