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Utah's defense industry finds opportunity amid tariff uncertainty
04/29/2025 10:31pm
Former Utah House Speaker Brad Wilson has been named the chairman of 47G, Utah's defense and aerospace association, replacing former Rep. Chris Stewart.
Park City High School dance teacher fights to keep license ahead of board hearing
04/29/2025 10:04pm
A Park City High School dance teacher is fighting to keep her teaching license, which could be suspended for two years, amid allegations that involve noncriminal conduct at a previous school.
West Valley man arrested in sexual assault of woman with diminished mental capacity
04/29/2025 9:46pm
A West Valley man was arrested Tuesday and accused of kidnapping and sexually assaulting a woman with the mental capacity of a 9-year-old, police say.
Deputies identify 2 found dead in apparent fall at Bryce Canyon National Park
04/29/2025 9:40pm
A man and a woman found dead in Bryce Canyon National Park after an apparent fall have been identified by sheriff's deputies.
Gov. Cox convenes 'Built here' nuclear energy summit in Utah
04/29/2025 9:04pm
Gov. Spencer Cox hosted the 'Built Here' nuclear summit in Utah on Tuesday, where he and the governors of Wyoming and Idaho signed an agreement for energy collaboration.
Supreme Court seems likely to rule narrowly for family whose house was wrongly raided by FBI
04/29/2025 8:33pm
The Supreme Court seemed likely Tuesday to rule narrowly in favor of a family trying to hold federal law enforcement accountable in court after an FBI raid wrongly targeted their Atlanta home.
Runoff problems plague Wasatch Elementary's new $44M building
04/29/2025 8:04pm
Significant mountain runoff water is damaging the new, $44 million Wasatch Elementary School. Tuesday, a school board meeting will be held to discuss what can be done about the damage.
What's blooming on Netflix in May
04/29/2025 7:36pm
The month of May on Netflix is loaded with films, sports documentaries, true crime and comedy.
University of Utah crime data shows increased assaults against U. health care workers
04/29/2025 7:11pm
The University of Utah Department of Public Safety was busy in last year, handling over 75,800 incidents on campus.
Why more Utah families are choosing co-ownership over traditional vacation homes
04/29/2025 7:00pm
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Rather than shouldering the full burden of a second home, families are discovering a smarter, more affordable way to own through fractional co-ownership homes.
Trump touts 100-day achievements in Michigan amid concerns about economy
04/29/2025 6:34pm
President Donald Trump arrived in Michigan on Tuesday to kick off a pair of events commemorating his first 100 days in office, aiming to reassure Americans about the country's direction.
Spain, Portugal switch power back on, seek answers after biggest ever blackout
04/29/2025 6:01pm
Spain and Portugal switched their power back on after the worst blackout in their history, though authorities offered little explanation for what had caused it or how they would prevent it from happening again.
Driver in custody after hitting, killing 9-year-old boy in Pleasant Grove
04/29/2025 5:18pm
The 9-year-old boy hit by a truck and killed on a Pleasant Grove street on Tuesday has been identified.
New photos released as restoration of Salt Lake Temple, Temple Square continues
04/29/2025 5:02pm
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints provided an update on Temple Square renovations Tuesday, along with new pictures of ongoing work inside the temple.
2 music icons to perform when X Games comes to Utah
04/29/2025 4:33pm
X Games will bring more than just some of the world's top action sports athletes when it arrives in Utah for the first time this summer.
Do Utah's reps think Congress will ever fix the country's immigration system?
04/29/2025 4:04pm
Various Utah representatives in Washington D.C. share their thoughts on if Congress will ever fix the country's immigration system and if there is even an issue at all.
Have You Seen This? Jon Rahm, Bryson DeChambeau show how fun golf at elevation can be
04/29/2025 3:32pm
There are long drives, and then there's whatever Jon Rahm did on the 13th hole of the LIV Golf event in Mexico City over the weekend.
'A scary thing': Police arrest St. George man suspected in AI child sexual abuse images case
04/29/2025 3:08pm
The Santa Clara-Ivins Police Department reportedly discovered that a St. George man possessed child sexual abuse images generated by artificial intelligence, resulting in the launch of a federal investigation.
State troopers identify woman killed in wrong-way collision on I-15 in Tremonton
04/29/2025 1:28pm
The Utah Highway Patrol on Wednesday identified the woman killed in Tuesday's wrong-way crash on I-15 in Tremonton.
West Valley man charged with obstructing justice in shooting of 15-year-old
04/29/2025 12:59pm
What started as a drive-by shooting investigation in West Jordan turned into a case of one teenager accidentally shooting another. A West Valley man was charged Tuesday with obstructing justice.
Orem man charged with 75 felonies after police find cache of homemade bombs
04/29/2025 12:22pm
An Orem man was charged Tuesday with 75 possession of a weapon of mass destruction charges after police reported finding a cache of homemade explosive devices in his home.
I-15 facing more closures this week in Davis County for construction project
04/29/2025 12:01pm
I-15 in Kaysville and Farmington is facing more closures this week as part of the Shepherd Lane interchange project.
Church renames Texas temple as town considers permit
04/29/2025 11:58am
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The First Presidency announced a name change for a Texas Latter-day Saint temple on the eve of a town council vote over the application for a permit to build the it.
UPS to cut 20,000 jobs on reduced Amazon deliveries
04/29/2025 11:40am
UPS on Tuesday said it would slash 20,000 jobs and shut 73 facilities as part of a planned reduction in deliveries for Amazon.
Florida woman uses bag of cookies to save dog from bear attack
04/29/2025 11:33am
A Florida woman says she and her dog were saved by a bag of cookies when a bear attacked them last week.
Utah brothers design pillow for better sleep: Clients agree adjustability is essential
04/29/2025 11:30am
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Anyone who tries this product will likely love sleeping in luxury and feeling the best support a pillow has to offer.
Shane Farnsworth stepping down as Alpine School District superintendent
04/29/2025 11:06am
The new era of Alpine School District will be met with a new superintendent, as the district on Tuesday announced Shane Farnsworth is retiring from the position to accept a role at BYU.
Patrick Kinahan: Holmoe brought stability to BYU as he leaves during time of uncertainty
04/29/2025 10:28am
Tom Holmoe will stroll into retirement on a high note, orchestrating great stability for the BYU athletic department with membership in the Big 12.
Ogden woman charged with shooting, killing woman after argument
04/29/2025 10:18am
An Ogden woman has been charged with murder in the shooting death of another Ogden woman earlier this month.
Republicans, including Sens. Lee and Curtis, celebrate Trump's first 100 days
04/29/2025 10:03am
After three months of rapid action and a near-constant news cycle, congressional Republicans are taking a victory lap as they commemorate the first 100 days of President Donald Trump's second term.
'Absolutely beautiful': St. George Episcopal church exhibits historic stained-glass artwork
04/29/2025 9:35am
St. George's Grace Episcopal Church will be caring for a valuable piece of art until its permanent home is ready in the Liberty Village attraction.
Business fire closes Main Street traffic in Salt Lake City
04/29/2025 8:49am
A large structure fire, which appears to be at a snack factory in the Ballpark neighborhood of Salt Lake City, created plumes of smoke that could be seen for miles Tuesday morning.
US consumer confidence plunges in April
04/29/2025 8:45am
U.S. consumer confidence slumped to a nearly five-year low in March as growing concerns over tariffs weighed on the economic outlook.
Amazon denies it planned to disclose cost of US tariffs on its website
04/29/2025 8:43am
Amazon denied a report on Tuesday that it planned to disclose the cost that U.S. tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump was adding to its products, after the White House blasted the initial story.
Salt Lake County sells portion of Salt Palace to Smith Entertainment Group for $55M
04/29/2025 8:19am
Smith Entertainment Group has acquired a large portion of the Salt Palace Convention Center as its vision for downtown's future continues to take shape.
Small local farms face uncertain future amid federal spending freezes, cancellations
04/29/2025 8:02am
This year's freeze of many federal grants has left some local farmers worried about funding and searching for new revenue sources.
3 ways Intermountain Primary Children's Hospital can help autistic children
04/29/2025 8:00am
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Autism services for kids are expanding at Intermountain Primary Children's Hospital to help children and families get the assessment, support and specialty help they need.
Roy boy awake and walking again after being hit by car earlier this month
04/29/2025 7:38am
Two weeks after a devastating accident, 11-year-old Jayson Strong from Roy is making remarkable strides in his recovery.
American Airlines ends JetBlue talks, sues over collapsed alliance
04/29/2025 7:21am
American Airlines has ended partnership talks with carrier JetBlue Airways and filed a lawsuit seeking damages after the collapse of the Northeast Alliance, Vice Chair Steve Johnson said in a letter to employees on Monday.
Real ID deadline is less than 1 week away. What to do if you don't have one
04/29/2025 6:52am
The final Real ID deadline is approaching on May 7, and while the country has been preparing for this change for nearly two decades, there are still plenty of Americans who don't have a Real ID yet.
Utah Forward Party plots new course after historic merger with United Utah Party
04/29/2025 6:23am
Delegates from the United Utah Party and Utah Forward Party approved a merger between the two political parties on Saturday, in what is believed to be a first in Utah history.
