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.
Most Larry H. Miller Megaplex theaters to reopen with new rules in place
After three months of temporary closure due to COVID-19 restrictions, Larry H. Miller Megaplex Theatres is resuming modified business operations effective Thursday, June 18, throughout most Utah Megaplex locations from Logan to St. George.
Female suspects sought in fraud ring; targeted 5 Utah Walmarts
Unified Police detectives are asking for the public's assistance in identifying four or more females wanted in connection with a fraud ring.
Pres. Trump signs executive order to review status of Utah’s Bears Ears, other national...
President Donald Trump on Wednesday morning signed an executive order to review the status of Utah's Bears Ears National Monument, along with other monuments established under the 1906 Antiquities Act over the past 20 years by the past three presidents.
Accelerant Opportunity Hub powering up in Price; to bring good jobs, training to Carbon,...
A new high-tech business nerve center being built in the heart of Carbon County is offering the hope of hundreds of good-paying jobs for a rural community that desperately needs them.
Las Vegas man indicted for more than $1.5M in mail fraud against elderly, disabled
A federal indictment unsealed Friday charges a Las Vegas man with six counts of mail fraud in connection with an alleged direct mail fraud scheme that defrauded hundreds of investors across the country, including many elderly and disabled individuals.
Utah businessman Mac Christensen, founder of Mr. Mac stores, dies at 85
Mac Christensen, owner of Mr. Mac, a clothing store known for outfitting LDS missionaries, and for his civic duty and service to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, has died at age 85.
Amazon to bring 1,400 new jobs to Salt Lake City
Amazon is bringing 1,400 new jobs to Salt Lake City, it was announced in a news release Thursday.
Utah Jazz ownership transferred to ‘legacy trust’ to ensure Utah base, Miller family stewardship
"For generations to come, the Jazz will belong to Utah."
Sundance study assesses festival’s economic benefits to Utah
The 2017 Sundance Film Festival generated an economic impact of $151.5 million for Utah, according to information released Wednesday by the Sundance Institute.
Sandy Police Chief Kevin Thacker fired ‘effective immediately’ for inappropriate behavior
Sandy Mayor Kurt Bradburn has fired Police Chief Kevin Thacker -- effective immediately -- after an investigation found substantial evidence that the chief committed inappropriate, unwanted acts on department employees.
Fire marshal releases cause of blaze that destroyed Provo’s popular Los Hermanos restaurant
The Utah County Fire Marshal has determined the cause of the fire that destroyed the Los Hermanos restaurant, a Provo landmark, on Feb. 11.
Utah’s weekly unemployment claims top 33K
Utah's new unemployment claims for the week of March 29 to April 4 reached 33,076, a report released Thursday says.
SNAP Finance expansion to create nearly 150 jobs, $2.5M in capital investment in Utah
The Governor’s Office of Economic Development (GOED) and Snap Finance today announced that the digital financing company will expand its customer service and corporate operations in Utah.