Category: The West

Today in history: Prisoners took control of New York prison on Sept. 9, 1971. Four days later, the resolution was deadly. Read more here. This date in history.

Shooting on Sept. 8, 1935, at Louisiana Capitol building still a mystery. Did his doctor shoot him? Or was in a misunderstanding? Read more.

Today in history: On Sept. 7, 1940, Germany’s air attack began the Blitz of England’s capital city. The stoic Londoners survived. Read more. This date in history

Mountain Valley Pack Llamas are at your service on the trails of Wasatch State Park.

This date in history: On Sept. 6, 1901, anarchist Leon Czolgosz shot the 25th president during a a visit to Buffalo, N.Y. Read more about McKinley's assassination. Today in history.

A grass fire in Weber Canyon has closed Interstate 84 as crews attempt to fight the 30 acre blaze. White smoke and flames are visible on UDOT traffic cameras.

Today in history: Attack on Sept. 5 in Olympic Village turned the ‘Cheerful Games’ into one of terror. Read more about the 1972 Olympic massacre in Munich. This date in…

Today in history: On Sept. 4, 2016, pope canonized Mother Teresa for her dedication to 'society’s outcasts.' Read more about Mother Teresa. She came to Utah in 1972. This date…

Today in history: What is the history of Labor Day? One harsh part of Labor Day, which began in the early 1890s, is ever-growing number of road fatalities. Read more.…

Dozens of others were rescued from the floods and search and rescue operations continue to look for a missing hiker.