Wrong-way car crash kills I-80 driver east of Wendover
A wrong-way crash on Interstate 80 between a westbound semi and trailer and an eastbound car that crossed into oncoming traffic killed the car driver early Saturday morning.
State Partnership With Code.org To Bring Computer Science To Utah K-12 Students
The Utah STEM Action Center and the Utah State Office of Education has announced a partnership that will increase participation in computer science courses by women and underrepresented students of color.
Violent crash closes Redwood Road in both directions
Drivers are facing delays Thursday afternoon after a rollover crash on southbound Redwood Road at 14800 South.
Chirps chips taste-testing on ‘The Todd and Erin Daily Stream’
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BYU football wide receiver pleads not guilty to DUI
A Brigham Young University football player entered a not guilty plea this week after a June 8 incident that left him charged with DUI.
Update: Missing, endangered South Salt Lake man found safe
A missing and endangered South Salt Lake man has been located after he went missing Friday.
Update: Person of interest arrested, victim identified after car plows through crowd in SLC
A woman that may have been involved in a fatal hit-and-run Tuesday evening has been arrested, police said Wednesday.
Mayor Erin Mendenhall says masks will continue to be required in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall said Wednesday that masks will still be required in the city despite the end of the statewide mandate Saturday.
Water boil order issued for Scofield in Carbon County
A water boil order has been issued for the town of Schofield in Carbon County after the drinking water supply tested positive for coliform, officials said.
Utah Jazz launches new ‘dark mode’ City Edition uniform
The Utah Jazz has launched its new 'dark mode' City Edition uniform.
Jobs Are on the Rise in Utah
Utah’s economy continues on a rapid course of expansion, posting strong numbers for March. New figures released show total job growth of 4.0 percent while private-sector job growth is 4.8 percent.
UPDATE: Power Restored To More Than 1,500 People In Ogden
Power has been restored to more than 1,500 people in Ogden Wednesday afternoon, according to Rocky Mountain Power.
Mountain Ridge, West Jordan high schools move to online learning after increase in COVID-19...
Both Mountain Ridge and West Jordan high schools will be moving to online learning for two weeks after an increase in COVID-19 cases.
SLCPD arrests 2 alleged sex offenders
Officers with the Salt Lake City Police Department arrested two people overnight who were wanted in separate sex crimes investigations.