Bureau of Land Management just rescinded this public lands rule

On Monday, the Bureau of Land Management issued a new rule "fully rescinding" the Conservation and Landscape Health Rule of May 2024.

Riverton business owner 'shocked' after alleged thief caught on camera

A Riverton small business owner said she is frustrated and shaken after a woman allegedly stole hundreds of dollars' worth of merchandise right in front of her employee.

Waymo recalls 3,800 robotaxis over risk of entering flooded roads

Waymo said on Tuesday it is recalling ​about 3,800 robotaxis in the United States after identifying a risk that vehicles could enter flooded roads ‌with higher speed limits, raising safety concerns.

Most Big 12 schools not taking RedBird's $30M line of credit

A new deal with RedBird Capital Partners and Weatherford Capital offers each Big 12 school up to a $30 million line of credit. Most of the schools aren't taking it.

Ship operator and employee charged in deadly collapse of Baltimore bridge

Prosecutors have filed criminal charges against the operator of the ship that crashed into Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge leading to the deaths of six construction workers in March 2024.

SLC Airport construction could cause delays, officials say

Drivers leaving Salt Lake City International Airport may experience delays starting Monday as crews begin a major repaving project on Terminal Drive.

Federal judge rejects challenge to Utah's new kratom regulation law

A federal court in Utah last week stopped an attempt from a kratom manufacturer to block the state's new kratom regulation law.