Tooele Man Dies After Falling Off Peak On Mount Nebo
A Tooele man died Saturday after falling 500-600 feet from a pass in Mount Nebo.
Two People Who Died In Car-Train Collision Identified
South Salt Lake Police have identified the two people who died after being hit by a S-Line trax train Friday Evening
Utah Gov. Cuts Off Funding For Planned Parenthood
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Aug. 14, 2015 (Gephardt Daily) -- Utah's Governor Gary Herbert is taking action against Planned Parenthood.
The Republican governor issued an executive...
Man Who Died After Driving Off Guardsman’s Pass Cliff Identified
A man died after accidentally driving off the side of the cliff in Guardsman Pass Friday morning has been identified.
Suspects Who Rammed Police Vehicle; Hit Civilian Car and Led Officers on Chase Identified
Three people who rammed a police car in a stolen vehicle, hit a civilian car and took police on a chase that ended with the suspects fleeing on foot with a machete, have been identified.
Reports Of Pet Poisonings Rock Utah Town
Authorities in the tiny mining town of Eureka, Utah are investigating the deaths of numerous animals, including, dogs, cats, chickens and ducks.
Killer Grizzly Bear Euthanized In Yellowstone National Park
A female grizzly bear identified as the one responsible for attacking and killing a 63-year-old hiker in Yellowstone National Park last week has been euthanized.
Utah Gov. Declares State Of Emergency Over Toxic Spill
Governor Gary Herbert has issued an executive order declaring a state of emergency in Utah in response to the Gold King Mine toxic chemical spill.
UPDATE: 911 Audio Tapes Released in Murray Officer Involved Shooting
Sandy City Police Department, the agency involved in the investigation of a burglary suspect who was shot in the face by a Murray police officer, has released the 911 audio tapes related to the incident.
Teen In Serious Condition In Weber County Rollover
A teen is in serious condition after rolling his SUV in Weber County on Wednesday afternoon.
Death Toll Doubles in Massive Tianjin Explosions to at Least 44
The death toll following the two massive explosions in the port city of Tianjin, China, has risen to at least 44 people, including at least 12 firefighters.
Top Fugitive Arrested After Being Found Hiding in Brother’s Car
Police arrested one of the Metro Gang Unit's top 10 fugitives yesterday after finding the man in the trunk of his brother's car.
BYU Football Player Fractures Neck During Practice
A BYU varsity football player is recovering from emergency surgery after fracturing his neck during practice Tuesday.
Navajo Nation Vows To Sue EPA Over Toxic River Spill
The Navajo Nation vowed to sue the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency over a toxic wastewater spill into waterways throughout the Southwest and warned tribal residents to avoid signing the EPA's compensation form because it will effectively sever their legal and financial rights.