HOA gone away? Repair bills may still be waiting

An Ogden neighborhood lost water after a main broke. Then residents learned their "dissolved" HOA still left them responsible for private pipes and roads.

Virginia to allow recreational marijuana to be sold in retail stores beginning in 2027

Five years after becoming the first Southern state to legalize possession of marijuana, Virginia has approved a legal way to sell it to recreational users.

'Gift to the future': Developers break ground on first phase of The Point at former state prison site

Developers on Monday broke ground on the first phase of redevelopment for The Point, which aims to be a mixed-use, living-working community at the former state prison site.

Comcast plans to split into 2 public companies by spinning off NBCUniversal, Sky

Comcast is planning to split itself into two separate publicly traded companies by spinning off NBCUniversal and Sky.

20 passengers sue Delta over '2.5 minutes of terror' from turbulence on flight out of Utah

Nearly two dozen passengers who were on a Delta Air Lines flight from Salt Lake City to Amsterdam last year are now suing the airline, after the plane hit severe turbulence that led to multiple hospitalizations.

Outgunned: The high-stakes battle for Utah's local dental practices

Utah dentists are competing against corporate dental support operations for independent practices — and winning. Here's how they're doing it.

Philippines leads the world in rush to solar as power prices soar

People in the Philippines are flocking to install solar power on rooftops and escape the burden of soaring electricity ​prices, making it the world's biggest spender on solar panels since the war in Iran started.