Fairpark home to new sculpture inspired by 'multiculturalism and cooperative spirit'

Fairpark is home to a new sculpture at 500 North and 1300 West that was inspired by the Salt Lake City neighborhood's "multiculturalism and cooperative spirit."

Utah Inland Port begins work on turning old Salt Lake landfill into manufacturing hub

Remediation work began Wednesday to turn 770 acres of landfill in Salt Lake City's Northwest Quadrant into an advanced manufacturing hub for the Utah Inland Port.

1 critically injured in crash on Mountain View Corridor

A motorcyclist was critically injured in a crash Wednesday evening on Mountain View Corridor in West Valley City, police said.

Charges: Man held Millcreek family hostage for months, assaulting, extorting, threatening them

A man accused of holding his girlfriend's family hostage in Millcreek for several months on the threat of violence from a fake "cartel" now faces numerous felony charges.

1 of 4 men charged in shooting death of Iron County teen girl is sentenced

One of the four men who faced criminal charges related to the Jan. 17 shooting death of 17-year-old KayLee Dutton in Iron County has been sentenced to three years' probation.

White House will send DOGE cuts to Congress as Sen. Mike Lee, others, ramp up pressure

Sen. Mike Lee, R-Utah, has been among the most vocal to receive a spending package, ramping up messages on social media over the weekend pushing for a vote in Congress.

NBA YoungBoy, rapper who was convicted in Utah, receives pardon

Kentrell DeSean Gaulden, known by his stage name NBA YoungBoy, has been pardoned after his conviction in Utah.

'A light in our home': Fundraiser started for family of St. George teen killed on I-15

The family members of a 16-year-old they say was the pedestrian struck and killed on I-15 on Friday, are receiving support and donations as they prepare for her funeral.

2 new baptismal fonts near completion as Salt Lake Temple renovations continue

Renovations to Salt Lake Temple's interior are picking up as seismic upgrades to the historic building wind down.

Utah's largest mansion to go up for auction

With an original asking price of $35 million and some 70,000 square feet of living space, Utah's largest mansion is set to go up for auction next month.

Have You Seen This? Girl loses her phone on Lagoon's Cannibal ride

A friendly PSA to stash your phone on roller coasters.

Find out why your home security contract could outlive you

Think your death will get you out of a home security service contract? The family of a deceased Spanish Fork woman says her home security provider won't cancel unless her contract is paid in full.

Salt Lake City to open 4 new foothills trailheads 4 years after plan hit a snag

Salt Lake City has opened the first of four new trailheads offering better access to its foothills trail systems, as it picks back up on a foothills plan that hit a snag in 2021.

Utah Tech's new leader anxious to optimize school's evolving opportunities

Newly appointed Utah Tech University President Shane Smeed believes the school's opportunities extend beyond affordability and program growth.

The unsung heroes cleaning up Utah's parks after a busy holiday weekend

After Utahns flocked to the outdoors over Memorial Day Weekend, custodial crews worked hard to return parks like Jordanelle and Deer Creek to as pristine of a state as possible.

Swim experts warn against breath holding competitions, other risky water behavior

Experts are issuing a safety warning this summer after a 12-year-old boy nearly drowned in Eagle Mountain Friday.

Murray police reopen case of pregnant woman missing for 47 years

Murray police are hoping advances in forensic technology will help them solve the case of a 29-year-old pregnant woman who went missing in 1978.

Online thieves target benefits meant for low-income families

Some Utah families are facing a nightmare scenario as their state-administered benefits are stolen before they can even claim them.

Stansbury Golf Course suffers $5K in damage from vandalism

Stansbury Park Golf Course sustained over $5,000 in damage after an ATV or side-by-side vehicle tore through the grounds, leaving deep tire tracks and destruction behind.

NPR sues President Trump over executive order to cut the station's federal funding

Following President Donald Trump's executive order to end federal funding for NPR and PBS, NPR has filed a lawsuit against the president.

St. George man latest in family to suffer kidney failure from rare genetic condition

Zakk Coomes discovered last week that he is in kidney failure. But he is relying on his faith to carry him through as his family searches for a donor.

'He's lucky, and I'm lucky': Man allegedly admits in jailhouse call that he pulled the trigger

A Roy man arrested for pointing a gun at a man in Layton admitted in a jailhouse phone call that he actually pulled the trigger, police say.

Youth Futures supports at-risk and homeless Utah children

How three facilities across Utah have helped shape the future of Utah's youth.

Classmates show support for 12-year-old hospitalized after near-drowning

Students returned to Northridge Elementary School Tuesday to complete an important assignment: showing a classmate their support after he nearly drowned at a summer party.

Foot bone found at Fish Lake may be from fisherman missing since 1997, sheriff's office says

A dog out for a walk with its owner along the Fish Lake shoreline on May 16 found not just a shoe, but one with a bone in it.

US had the highest net migration in 2022 of 181 countries studied, USU-aided study shows

A contingent of Utah State University students helped with a study on international migration that shows the United States had the highest net migration figure for 2022.