Police investigate fatal auto-pedestrian crash in Millcreek
Officers with the Unified Police Department and assisting agencies are at the scene of a fatal auto-pedestrian accident Saturday night.
Police: Woman arrested for child abuse, assaulting responding officer in West Jordan
A woman is facing multiple charges after police say she intentionally inflicted injury on a child, and assaulted an officer.
Hikers find cache of dynamite in Strawberry Canyon
A bomb squad safely detonated a cache of dynamite found by a pair of hikers in Strawberry Canyon Friday.
New bouncing baby zebra born at Hogle Zoo
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah Sept. 2, 2023 (Gephardt Daily) -- Hogle Zoo has a prancing baby zebra for your enjoyment.
And you're invited to help...
New: Details released after exploitation-of-minor booking of Bountiful obstetrician
A Bountiful doctor was arrested Wednesday on seven counts of sexual exploitation of a minor after a tip came to local authorities from search engine and email service Yahoo.
Waterfalls now flowing in Gunlock State Park create safety hazard
The Waterfalls at Gunlock State Park are flowing, and creating a safety hazard visitors should be aware of, the park blog website says.
Accused killer of 5-year-old niece appears in Logan courtroom
Alex Whipple, the accused killer of 5-year-old Elizabeth "Lizzy" Shelley appeared in Logan's 1st District Court Monday, his first such appearance in-since being charged last week with aggravated murder and kidnapping in the case.
2 in critical condition after crash in Clearfield
Two people are in critical condition after a four-vehicle crash in Clearfield Monday morning.
Utah restaurant Jurassic Tacos pays $167K in back wages, damages after federal investigation into...
OREM, Utah, April 21, 2023 (Gephardt Daily) — Jurassic Tacos was ordered to pay more than $167,000 in back wages and damages following a...
LDS Missionaries Safe, Accounted For In Ecuador Earthquake Zone; Death Toll 350, Likely To...
The hundreds of LDS missionaries serving in Ecuador are safe after a magnitude 7.8 earthquake Saturday night that killed at least 246 people.
New Education Department Unit To Crack Down On Student Aid Fraud
The U.S. Department of Education on Monday announced the creation of an enforcement unit to investigate the growing number of allegations of student aid fraud and deceptive recruitment tactics by colleges and universities, particularly for-profit schools.
UDOT cautions drivers: Plan for delays on I-15 this week
Over the river and through the woods may be one way to get to Grandma's house for Thanksgiving, but a lot of Wasatch Front drivers are going to be on Interstate 15.
Runaway SUV slams into West Valley City apartment building, resident injured
A man tinkering with his SUV to get it started got a rude surprise when it did, and took off without him.
Police radio recording from American Fork shootings released
Officials have released a dramatic police recordings and 911 calls from the night they say a man pursued, shot and killed his estranged girlfriend in American Fork before he died in a hail of gunfire.