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Utah lawyers mull lawsuit to halt Salt Lake City immigrant detention center plans

05/24/2026 9:00pm

A Utah lawyer says a team of attorneys is investigating a possible lawsuit to halt the federal proposal to build an immigrant detention center in Salt Lake City.

Evacuations lifted as crews make progress on Christy Lane Wildfire in Iron County

05/24/2026 8:58pm

Around 50 people are back in their homes Monday after being temporarily evacuated due to a human-caused fire Sunday night in Summit, Iron County.

'I feel freer than ever': Utah singer talks Latter-day Saint mission and life post-'American Idol'

05/24/2026 8:24pm - PARTNER

In a recent interview, Liahona Olayan reflected on "American Idol," how serving a Latter-day Saint mission has made her a better artist and her new music.

Repeat child sex offender sentenced to 25 years in federal prison

05/24/2026 8:15pm

A repeat child sex offender was sentenced last month to 25 years in federal prison for filming and photographing sexually explicit content of a child.

1 man killed in I-80 rollover in Tooele County

05/24/2026 7:30pm

A man died Saturday night after his car rolled over off I-80 into a retention pond in Tooele County.

Why your next 'miracle supplement' should be a jar of raw honey

05/24/2026 7:00pm - SPONSORED

One of the most powerful health boosters isn't found at your local pharmacy or through a high-end website. It comes straight from nature: high-quality, raw honey.

West High School Clinic helping remove barriers to teen mental healthcare

05/24/2026 7:00pm

At West High School, a clinic is working to bring mental and physical healthcare closer to students by offering counseling, screenings and therapy right on campus.

1 suspected dead in Cedar City fire, police say

05/24/2026 5:50pm

One person is suspected to have been killed in a fire that started Sunday afternoon in a trailer in Cedar City, police said.

A year later, no charges filed in Sandy stalking case

05/24/2026 5:45pm

Lessons were learned and policies were changed were the result of a KSL investigation into a stalking case in Sandy. But a year later, no charges have been filed in the case.

A cancer patient leads his own parade

05/24/2026 5:00pm

At first glance, Zachary Proctor's paintings are just whimsical art designed to appeal to the younger clientele. But upon closer examination, the paintings tell a much deeper story.

Utah leaders and organizations honored at Salt Lake Chamber's 'Under One Sky' awards gala

05/24/2026 3:30pm

Leaders and organizations gathered for the Salt Lake Chamber's "Under One Sky" awards gala on Thursday to honor those who helped build the American dream in Utah.

How a Utah school district is bringing its community together for special needs students, families

05/24/2026 3:00pm

A fourth-grade student with Down syndrome at North Ogden Elementary School is showcasing how teams working together for inclusion can be successful in Utah.

Republican defiance over 'anti-weaponization' fund sets up confrontation with Trump

05/24/2026 1:31pm

Republicans in Congress have revolted over President Donald Trump's $1.776 billion "anti-weaponization" fund, setting the stage for a searing battle as midterm elections loom.

An ER for mental health: How access centers help patients in crisis

05/24/2026 1:03pm

Behavioral health access centers function like an emergency room for mental health and substance use crises where adults can always walk in — and it saved the life of Jerry Smith.

The Milky Way ate another galaxy. Scientists say they've found the scraps

05/24/2026 12:54pm

An unusual collection of stars may represent the remnants of a dwarf galaxy that the Milky Way devoured about 10 billion years ago.

Utah mom says chatbot tried to turn her daughter against her

05/24/2026 12:04pm

A Utah mother said she's rethinking how her family uses technology after an unsettling exchange between her 9‑year‑old daughter and Amazon's now‑retired AI chatbot, Rufus.

The $182,000 Social Security mistake retirees never see coming

05/24/2026 11:30am - SPONSORED

They say that people often underestimate how much their Social Security is worth in lifetime income – and this is a critical retirement planning mistake that could easily be avoided.

Americans exposed to hantavirus on ship enjoy Nebraska hospitality while in quarantine

05/24/2026 11:03am

The 18 American passengers who were exposed to hantavirus on the MV Hondius cruise ship are getting a taste of Nebraska hospitality as they wait to find out how much longer they will have to remain in quarantine at the hospital in Omaha.

Southern California chemical tank at risk of exploding as 50,000 residents ordered to evacuate

05/24/2026 10:33am

Authorities braced for the possibility that a damaged chemical tank in Southern California could leak or explode as an evacuation order continued into the Memorial Day weekend for 50,000 residents with no timeline on when they can return.

Southern Utah University names university Hall of Famer as new athletic director

05/24/2026 10:03am

Southern Utah University named Myndee Kay Larsen as its permanent athletic director.

Idaho firm plans to redevelop long-vacant site off Ogden's 12th Street and Wall Avenue

05/24/2026 9:33am

An Idaho firm has acquired a long-vacant site off 12th Street and Wall Avenue in Ogden and plans to redevelop the location, probably with new retailers.

14-year-old former patient breaks ground on Huntsman Cancer Institute expansion

05/24/2026 9:03am

The Huntsman Cancer Institute is doubling the capacity of its proton therapy center. It is the only location the therapy, used in brain cancers and children's cancers, is available in Utah.

Saratoga Springs father in Amber Alert kidnapped boys and fled to Mexico, police say

05/24/2026 8:18am

Police believe a Saratoga Springs man involved in a custody dispute quit his job, kidnapped his two young boys and fled to Mexico. He is the focus of a weekend Amber Alert.

Elementary school raising funds for fourth grader with aggressive brain cancer

05/24/2026 8:01am

In February, Emma Hill and her parents learned she had an aggressive, cancerous brain tumor. It's officially called a diffuse midline glioma, but Emma doesn't call it that. She's nicknamed it Ursula.

Schultz backs Box Elder referendum as Utah lawmakers vote to study data center impact

05/24/2026 7:15am

Utah House Speaker Mike Schultz said he thinks Box Elder County voters should get to weigh in on the future of a large proposed data center.

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