Update: West Jordan SWAT standoff ends, search continues for suspect wanted in early morning...
An hours-long SWAT standoff, involving officers from Sandy and West Jordan, came to a swift, if not disappointing end, Saturday afternoon, when police realized the man they were looking for was not inside the residence they'd spent hours surrounding.
Stock market plummets after Chinese tariffs tit-for-tat
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed down 623.34 points, a 2.4 percent drop, Friday after President Donald Trump ordered U.S. companies to start looking for alternatives to operating with China.
Amazon announces new fulfillment center in West Jordan
Amazon has announced plans to open a new fulfillment center in West Jordan, creating more than 800 full-time jobs.
Salt Lake City Police chief fires back after protester organizers blame officers for violence
Six hours after community activists staged a news conference blaming Salt Lake City police for the violence that occured Tuesday during a building-occupation protest of Salt Lake City's proposed inland port, police have fired back.
Would-be bank robber leaves fingerprints, blood, money behind in Salt Lake City
A would-be bank robber broke into a Chase Bank Thursday night, and left behind fingerprints, bloody handprints, and all the cash, untouched in the vault.
WinCo recalls frozen red raspberries due to possible Norovirus contamination
WinCo Foods is recalling its frozen red raspberries, manufactured by Rader Farms of Bellingham, Wash., due to possible contamination with Norovirus.
Suspects, information sought after theft from South Salt Lake Dodge dealership
South Salt Lake police are asking for the public's help identifying suspects after the theft of catalytic converters from six Dodge Ram trucks on May 16 of this year.
Forbes ranks BYU No. 1 college value; alumnus Mitt Romney tweets ‘Y’ pride
Utah Sen. Mitt Romney is saying "I told you so" after Forbes magazine named his alma mater -- Brigham Young University -- as No. 1 on its list ranking college values.
Gov. Gary Herbert, executives to throw paint to create unique art piece
Utah Gov. Gary Herbert and HealthEquity executives will be throwing purple paint on a giant canvas rather than breaking ground at the site of the company's upcoming building expansion Thursday morning.
Three Utahns charged in Federal silver-trading fraud case
A Federal Grand Jury has indicted three Utah residents "in connection with an alleged scheme to defraud investors by inducing them to purchase investments in a fraudulent silver trading program, says a statement from the Office of the United States Attorney John W. Huber, District of Utah.
Google Cloud opening new region in Salt Lake City in 2020
Google Cloud will be opening a new data center, or region, as the company calls them, in Salt Lake City next year, the company announced Wednesday.
Federal grant approved to extend Medicaid coverage to 70-90K more Utah adults
The Utah Department of Health announced Friday that it has been granted federal approval to extend Medicaid coverage to as many as 90,000 more Utah adults than are currently covered.
Utah-based Smith’s Corp. to cease accepting Visa credit card payments effective April 3
Smith's supermarkets and fuel centers will no longer accept Visa credit card payments effective April 3, parent company Kroger announced on Friday.
American, Delta fined for long tarmac delays
The U.S. Department of Transportation fined American Airlines and Delta Airlines on Thursday for violating laws on how long planes can sit on tarmacs with passengers aboard.