Chick sales boom as egg prices remain high

As egg prices remain high, IFA stores in Utah are doing their best to keep up as they see a continued rush on chicks.

Riverton Mayor Trent Staggs not running for reelection

After 12 years of service, Riverton Mayor Trent Staggs says he will not run for reelection this fall.

Attorneys debate whether extradition, other evidence can be presented in Nicholas Rossi trials

Attorneys in two cases ask for more time to debate what evidence can be shared at the upcoming jury trials for Nicholas Rossi. He is charged with rape in both Utah and Salt Lake counties.

Who's responsible when an orange construction barrel slams into your car?

If someone damages your car, you'd expect them to pay for the damage. But what if the damage was caused by an orange construction barrel – who is responsible to cover the repairs?

Charges filed against driver accused of shooting at armed bystanders following crash

A Millcreek man who police say was involved in a crash in Tooele County in January and then fired shots at two bystanders who tried to help him is now facing criminal charges.

Do you remember what you Googled after the pandemic hit?

Tuesday marked five years since the COVID-19 pandemic began, and with it, a lifestyle change that rippled across the globe.

Future of program geared to immigrant professionals faces uncertainty under Trump

The future of the H-1B visa program, which is geared to educated professionals from abroad, faces uncertainty under President Donald Trump.

Utah fire chief and judge shared disturbing chats about sexually abusing children, charges say

A Utah judge and fire chief charged with sex crimes were in a relationship and participated in extensive, graphic and disturbing chats about sexually abusing children, court documents say.

Is renting rather than buying housing more appealing to the wealthy? What a new analysis says

More wealthy Americans have been choosing renting over home buying, a new analysis finds.

Bloomberg: Goldman Sachs looking to relocate more operations to Salt Lake City

One of the world's largest investment banks is looking to bolster its Utah operations while stepping back from some of the historically big financial hubs in the world, according to a recent Bloomberg report.

Here's how Utah lawmakers addressed online safety this session

Many Utahns are celebrating the passage of a bill requiring that application stores verify the ages of users, one of several bills state lawmakers hope will protect children online.

Army recruiter teaching class at West Valley gym arrested, accused of sexually abusing teen

A man who works at a local U.S. Army recruiter office was arrested for investigation of forcible sexual abuse of a teen girl.

Salt Lake City announces 2025 Twilight lineup. Here's who is coming

Some of the biggest names in indie music are slated to come to Utah's capital city this summer, but not everyone will play at the same venue.

Much-hyped Billy Joel-Sting concert in Utah to be pushed back a year

Billy Joel announced Tuesday he recently underwent surgery that will keep him from playing with Sting at Rice-Eccles Stadium in May.

I-15 reopened north of Provo blocked after motorhome accident; 2 in serious condition

The southbound lanes of I-15 reopened Tuesday afternoon after being blocked just north of Provo by a crashed motorhome and car, according to the Utah Highway Patrol.

Relocation of Huntsman Center part of University of Utah's plan to create 'college town magic'

The University of Utah is making strides to create "college town magic" with one of those moves coming via a relocation of the historic Jon M. Huntsman Center.

Widow of 1991 homicide victim speaks out against the convicted killer's possible parole

The widow of a 1991 homicide victim is speaking out after she recently learned her late husband's killer was booked for a parole hearing in April.

'We were playing around ... he dead, bruh,' suspected gunman says after fatal shooting

A Utah man has been charged with murder following a fatal shooting at a Millcreek apartment.

5 arrested in Payson following drive-by shooting

Five men were arrested early Tuesday and accused of shooting at another vehicle occupied by three people in Payson.

Utah will soon have a statewide model for sexual assault investigations

Utah will soon have a uniform sexual assault investigation policy that law enforcement agencies across the state can use to catch sexual predators and better serve victims.

Orem man falsely reports hostage situation after giving alcohol to teens, charges say

An Orem man was charged Monday with falsely reporting that his roommate was holding a woman hostage at gunpoint after that roommate confronted him about providing alcohol to teens.

Utahns' favorite and least favorite Trump executive orders

President Donald Trump did not ease into his second term; no one would describe his first days as lazy celebration. Trump has signed 83 executive orders since his first day in the White House on Jan. 20.

Poll: Unlike many Americans, Utahns are generally happy with how their colleges are doing

Polls indicate Utahns have far more confidence in Utah colleges than in schools outside the state's borders.

8 felonies filed against Box Elder judge accused of enticing minors on chat app

A Box Elder County judge accused of sexually enticing minors via a chat app is facing eight felony charges in Utah's 1st District Court.

Utah passes bill to pave way for Salt Lake to fund $1B downtown revitalization plan

A plan to drastically alter downtown Salt Lake City took a major step toward becoming a reality on the final day of the legislative session.