Chris Jacobs
Lack of overflow beds may lead to pressure on existing homeless shelters
Across the city, homeless shelters are expected to have a shortage of overflow beds as temperatures drop. Shelters are not yet at capacity though.5 months ago
Alpine School District will not split, according to preliminary results
Initial numbers showed that over 70% of voters in Orem chose not to split the Alpine School District to create an Orem Schoo District.5 months ago
Age of homebuyers getting older, according to new report
SALT LAKE CITY — A new report by the National Association of Realtors found that the age of homebuyers in the U.S. rose to the highest it’s ever been in 2022. The NAR’s annual report recorded new highs for the average age of new and repeat homebuyers. The report this year shares that the average […]5 months ago
After a printer snafu, Carbon County gets an extra early voting day
After a printing issue with mail-in ballots, Carbon County decided to make Monday, Nov. 7 an early-voting day.5 months ago
Ski season starts this week
Recent snow storms by Cedar City gives Brian Head a reason to open on Nov. 4. This is one of the earliest open dates.5 months ago
Nuclear reactor may head to Utah, says new study
A Nuclear Reactor could be headed to Utah said a study by Pacificorp, parent company of Rocky Mountain Power, and Terrapower.5 months ago
Man accused of stealing ATMs from Salt Palace, Marriott Hotel
According to a probable cause statement, Steven Early stole an ATM from a Marriot Hotel, and two ATMs from the Salt Palace.5 months ago
Utah representative proposes pumping underground water to replenish Great Salt Lake
Rep. Steven Lund's proposal to replenish the Great Salt Lake would require $48 million worth of wells to be dug to see if there is underground water.5 months ago
Two officers reportedly assaulted at Taylorsville party, three arrests made
Officers responded to a Taylorsville house party three different times Saturday night. Officers' last visit ended in them reportedly being attacked.6 months ago
Water levels indicate that Utah’s water conservation efforts are working
The Division of Water Resources reported that drought conditions are lower than last year and water conservation has maintained consistent water levels.6 months ago
BYU premieres documentary ‘The Black 14: Healing Hearts and Feeding Souls’
The new BYU documentary, "The Black 14" Healing Hearts and Feeding Souls," focuses on a 1969 football game between BYU and the University of Wyoming.6 months ago
Utah State Board of Education asking for input on risk prevention survey
The Utah State Board of Education voted to pull support for the risk prevention survey in June, but it seeking feedback before making a final decision.6 months ago
Couple stabbed in Taylorsville home, 15-year-old suspect caught
Police suspect a 15-year-old boy stabbed the couple in their Taylorsville home early Tuesday morning.6 months ago
Fewer days with unhealthy air in Utah thanks to monsoon moisture
The Utah Division of Air quality reports that only 15 days this summer have been really unhealthy this year compared to 40 last summer.7 months ago
UPDATE: Young brother and sister killed in auto-pedestrian crash in Provo, driver also dead
The accident happened around 700 E. and 700 N. in Provo as the children were walking to school.7 months ago
Connecting with the arts and history at the Utah Renaissance Faire
More than 12,000 people are expected to attend the Utah Renaissance Faire this weekend in Lehi.7 months ago
Lawmakers putting together commission for transathletes
State lawmakers are scrambling to put together a commission now that the third district court placed an injunction on the law preventing trans-athlete girls from competing in school sports. The commission will determine the fairness of allowing any trans-athlete girls to compete in school sports on a case-by-case basis. There is concern the commission will […]7 months ago
Alpine School District welcomes 85,000 students back to school
In total, Alpine School District, the state's largest school district, welcomed 85,000 students to 93 schools.7 months ago
The FDA will implement new rule for hearing aids
The new FDA rule allows pharmacies and drugstores to sell hearing aids over-the-counter, and could drastically drop the cost of hearing aids.7 months ago
BYU study finds lower voter turnout among certain demographics
The study found minorities, voters under 30, and Democrats are less likely to vote while Republicans over 30 had the highest rate of voter turnout.8 months ago
Rocky Mountain Power shares tips and tricks to save money on electricity.
Rocky Mountain Power shares tips on how to save on your electricity bill. Among those tips is to turn your air conditioner down during peak hours.8 months ago
Juab County officials seek information on livestock killings
Three incidents of livestock killings have authorities in Juab County offering a $20,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction.8 months ago
UTA staffing shortages cause TRAX delays
A staffing shortage at the Utah Transit Authority is causing many routes to have delays or cancelations Monday morning.8 months ago
