Vail Resorts and the patrol union remain in a deadlock over wages, as public pressure grows with a petition garnering over 2,200 signatures, and weeks of demonstrations by ski patrollers.
An Ogden man, who codefendants called "one of the most egregious" of the group, was charged Wednesday with being involved in a vicious attack on a random stranger at a gas station in September.
A vacant commercial building near the Redwood Road and North Temple intersection caught fire Tuesday morning. Crews extinguished the fire but called its origin suspicious.
Affordable housing goals have spurred changes in the way Utah approaches its vast land holdings, prioritizing affordable housing over local opposition, according to SITLA.
Police believe speed to be a factor in a crash early Saturday where a driver barreled through a power pole, a business sign and into a McDonald's in Taylorsville.
A 21-year-old man was critically injured Friday by his friend after both men were handling a gun in the Poplar Grove neighborhood of Salt Lake City when it fired.
The closure of Skull Valley's US Magnesium plant and release of almost 200 workers was prompted by a market collapse of lithium carbonate, the company says.
Fire crews conducting training at Sugar House Park were alerted to fuel, believed to have washed off roads in the recent storm, on Parleys Creek. The "minimal" fuel does not pose a threat to wildlife, pets or people, officials say.
The owners of a pickleball company are being sued for $200,000 for a pickleball club they took over in Roy. But the company says the lawsuit's allegations are "categorically untrue."
Negotiations for the renewal of a ski patrol worker contract which expired at the end of April has reached a standstill prompting a large demonstration Saturday in Park City.
Charges were filed Wednesday against two Sacramento men accused of driving near Echo Reservoir with almost 8 pounds of a black substance that police say tested positive for fentanyl.
A 25-year-old Payson man, whose actions "stood out within the mob" during Capitol riot on Jan. 6, 2021, according to prosecutors, was sentenced to prison in federal court Wednesday.
A civil judgment against an Ogden man who was shot and killed while either sitting or sleeping on a front porch was issued just two weeks before his Sept. 21 death.
Numerous crashes on I-15 and I-80 impacted traffic Tuesday morning and claimed the life of a 26-year-old, who was ejected from his truck during a rollover on I-15 near 200 South, according to the Utah Highway Patrol.
Despite a large gathering of loved ones expecting some closure in the senseless murder of Royer Peña, the sentencing of Brendon Powell was postponed after the defendant's competency was called into question.
On Tuesday and Wednesday, the Internal Revenue Service is hosting a job fair for its Ogden processing center, with plans to hire qualified candidates on the spot.
Video of a confrontation between a Clearfield police officer and a man with disabilities, posted on YouTube Sunday, has generated backlash and a statement from the police chief.