Dan Bammes
The sad history of Tragedy Spring
The Mormon Battalion historic site, high in the Sierras is in sad shape after windstorms and wildfires.6 months ago
Uber passenger killed after crash with TRAX train in downtown SLC
The train was moving eastbound through the intersection when police said the Uber car, moving at approximately 40 mph, ran a red light.6 months ago
Utah lawmakers hear concerns about canyon wildfires, outdated plans
City council members told Utah legislators they have concerns about an aging plan to address fire in Utah's wildland urban interfaces.7 months ago
Range of options to power a house in times of emergency
The Ford F-150 Lightning pickup truck offers an opportunity to power a house during times of emergency.8 months ago
Romney’s Great Salt Lake bill folded into larger law, passes the Senate
Sen. Mitt Romney's Great Salt Lake bill was rolled into the larger Water Resources Development Act of 2022, which just passed in the Senate.8 months ago
Defendants claim they are immune from fraud charges as sovereign citizens
A 62-year-old Herriman man is accused of fraud in Texas, and claims his status as a "sovereign citizen" grants him immunity from the law.8 months ago
Lake Powell is sitting low; this group is trying to raise the water levels
Lake Powell has been drying up for years. and one group wants its levels go up by 60 feet. But that's not how a 2017 drought plan had it mapped.9 months ago
Bountiful woman arrested after allegedly stealing $6,000 from patient
Miller, who worked with the victim as a recreational therapist when the theft occurred.9 months ago
Jordan District will temporarily allow leis, other cultural attire, at graduation
The Jordan district will allow items of cultural significance at graduation this year, and will revisit their policy again before next year.10 months ago
Fire sets off a propane explosion in Pleasant Grove
A Pleasant Grove fire led to a burnt shed and a power outage over the weekend.11 months ago
Salt Lake City Council set to vote on medical protests
The Salt Lake City Council is trying to address concerns some citizens have voiced to the council about certain protests.11 months ago
Food bank demand still near pandemic high
The Utah Food Bank is having issues buying fuel for its trucks and finding enough help to keep supplies moving to the pantries it supplies around the state11 months ago
Making sure you have your medications in an emergency
Having your special medications ready in an emergency should be part of your planning.11 months ago
Tooele couple arrested for abusive “discipline” of two boys
Tooele police said the "discipline" included young children wearing a box on their heads while standing for hours, police said.11 months ago
Grandson remembers Sen. Orrin Hatch prior to funeral
A public viewing at the Utah Capitol on Thursday celebrated late Utah Sen. Orrin Hatch, whose funeral will be held Friday afternoon.11 months ago
Broad outdoor recreation bill moving through U.S. Senate
An outdoor recreation official in Utah says the bill will help rural economies, but opponents are concerned about additional funding.11 months ago
Your driver’s license needs this if you want to fly in the next year
The gold star on your driver's license will be needed for anyone 18 and older. Most people have been getting them as they've renewed their licenses over the past four or so years.11 months ago
Agriculture Secretary Vilsack speaking at USU graduation despite arrest rumors
The secretary was rumored to have been arrested. That rumor was false, and Vilsack arrived in Logan to speak with no issue.11 months ago
Wet weather means wait to water says USU expert
Due to the water received in northern Utah in April and May, an expert with Utah State University has homeowners can wait to water their lawn.11 months ago
Bad week, bad year so far for road fatalities in Utah
There have been 105 road fatalities in Utah in 2022 so far, more than last year over the same time period, according to the Utah Highway Safety Office.11 months ago
Utah law professor: Overturning Roe v. Wade would leave abortion laws to the states
Cassell said the leaked Roe v. Wade document hasn't been verified, but it could be the outline for a forthcoming decision.11 months ago
2 Liga MX soccer teams will meet in a friendly match at Rio Tinto June 15th
The Liga MX match continues a tradition of bringing top teams to Utah. It was facilitated by the Utah Sports Commission and Real Salt Lake.11 months ago
New bishop for Utah Episcopal diocese will speak to social justice issues
The Reverend Phyllis Spiegel comes to Utah from West Chester, Ohio, and also served parishes in her home state of Virginia.11 months ago
