‘She was so loved’: Community holds vigil for former Miss American Fork who died Sunday
Brynn Carnesecca's mother, Michelle Carnesecca, said she'd like her daughter to be remembered for the "amazing life she lived."
‘This isn’t a close case,’ state tells judge in Tyler Robinson case
Prosecutors in the Robinson capital murder case argue the decision to bind the case over to trial "is likely as straightforward ... as this court will ever see."
3 more I-215 ramps to close for at least a month in Salt Lake County
Utah transportation officials are urging motorists to plan ahead before they close three key ramps for a little over a month beginning this week.
Salt Lake City matches another all-time high temperature record
Utah's capital city has already broken its all-time hottest maximum temperature this month, but it also matched an all-time record for its highest minimum temperature on Monday.
Utah ranked best state in the nation fourth year in a row
U.S. News & World Report Best State rankings, Utah ranked #1 state, Utah economy, Utah natural environment,
How Shakespeare won the Wild West, from pioneers to gold miners to today
Where is the Utah Shakespeare Festival? Cedar City Shakespeare festival. Why is the Shakespeare festival in Ashland, Oregon? Who started the Utah Shakespeare Festival?
‘Abysmal high temperatures’ hitting parts of Utah
The National Weather Service is forecasting high daytime temperatures for Utah in the coming week, with some areas expected to see low nighttime temperatures in the 80s.
Ancestral toils still benefitting Utahns, ranked one of most ‘independent’ states
Idaho, Utah top the list of most self-sufficient states in the country, an ode to their historic roots
How a former youth hostel was flipped into a key housing need in Salt Lake County
A 29-bed facility for women recovering from severe mental illness is now open, with state, county and philanthropic help, and a little luck in the building market.
Growing use of police drones spurs privacy debate
‘The question is whether there’s a slippery slope’ from public safety to permanent surveillance, experts say