Fed report says economy solid, notes disruption from immigration crackdown in Minnesota

Economic activity rose a bit, prices continued to increase and employment levels were stable in recent weeks, the Federal Reserve said on Wednesday in a report.

Rubicon claims former AG Reyes didn't investigate a crime, he 'invented one'

A Davis County general contracting company once accused of labor trafficking says its lawsuit against former Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes should not be dismissed.

State revokes license of company following carbon monoxide poisoning deaths of 3 men

A state agency Wednesday revoked the license of Safe and Sound Services after three people died of carbon monoxide poisoning under the program's care in February.

Eli Lilly on track to launch oral obesity drug in second quarter, pending US approval

Eli Lilly CFO Lucas ‌Montarce said on Monday it is preparing to launch its new ⁠oral obesity drug, orforglipron, ​in the United States ⁠as early as the second quarter of this ‌year.

Allstate must face privacy lawsuit over cellphone tracking of drivers

Allstate must face a privacy lawsuit accusing the home and auto ​insurer of illegally tracking drivers through their cellphones without consent, using their data to raise premiums or deny coverage.

Utah lawmaker attempts to put 'Word of Wisdom' in state code

An unusual situation unfolded in the Utah Legislature on Wednesday as a Republican lawmaker attempted to insert scriptural references to the "Word of Wisdom" in state code.

Apple announces its cheapest-ever new MacBook

Apple on Wednesday launched the MacBook Neo, the company's cheapest-ever new model.

Salt Lake Community College launching initiative to help young adults reach career stability

Salt Lake City Community College is rolling out a new initiative aimed at helping young adults transition from unstable, low-wage jobs into high-demand career pathways.