Heather Kelly
Summer 2021 goes down in the record books as the hottest ever for Salt Lake City
July soared past that with an average high of 85.7 which is the hottest since record keeping began in 1874.3 years ago
A Cache Valley Big Foot is missing its big head
A beloved Big Foot in Benson Utah in Cache Valley that's been used to bring some happiness and fun to the community has had its head stolen.3 years ago
Utah firefighters show what they are doing at the Dixie fire in California
Six groups of Utah Firefighters have deployed to different states this summer to help with wildfire control, here's what some of them are doing on the ground.3 years ago
The air you breathe inside could be just as bad as it is outdoors
Utah researchers have detected elevated levels of particulate matter in the air inside ten test homes in SLC. The study will continue through winter of 2022.3 years ago
University of Utah hospitals among first to require COVID-19 vaccines for staff
The University of Utah Health will require all employees who come into contact with patients at its hospitals and clinics to obtain COVID-19 vaccines.3 years ago
West Valley man was shot in apartment, police looking for suspects
West Valley Police said a man was cooking dinner last night when he heard a knock at the door, and when he answered, was shot.3 years ago
Utah Task Force 1 arrives in New Orleans ahead of Hurricane Ida
The Utah-based crew may perform a number of search and rescue duties, such as going door to door and crawling through rubble looking for Ida survivors.3 years ago
Forgiveness of some loans barely touches how much student debt we owe
The announcement of student loan debt forgiveness for some represents a drop in the bucket of how much Americans owe: more than $1.5 trillion in 2020.3 years ago
$10,000 reward offered after shooting of Stitches, famous internet pony
Stitches was beloved by many who saw her whinnying from the passenger side window of a Lamborghini. She was found shot to death.3 years ago
Utah homeowners pay nearly 40% more per month than Utah renters
In a reversal of the national trend, homeowners in Salt Lake City pay nearly $500 more per month than renters.3 years ago
Salt Lake Health officials hope mobile vaccine clinic will get more shots in arms
The Salt Lake County Health Department is bringing the COVID-19 vaccine to the people and making stops six days a week.3 years ago
Search and rescue teams help hiker who fell 30 feet at Bridal Veil Falls
13-team members along with a helicopter crew and other personnel trying to get the four ill-equipped hikers off the mountain at around 10:30pm3 years ago
Some Mapleton residents worry about future debris flows below burn scar
The residents of about 20 homes in Mapleton may need to evacuate any time more than .25 inches of rain falls in a short period of time, because of potential debris flows.3 years ago
Afghan refugees are welcome in the Beehive State
Afghan refugees are welcome in Utah, and Governor Cox wants the White House to know.3 years ago
Man who jumped on top of an 8-foot-long alligator speaking out
The man who jumped into an alligator enclosure to help a West Valley City reptile trainer being attacked says he didn't even think before acting.3 years ago
Nebo School District buses now have “Don’t Vape” messages
Nebo School District will have new messages on the busses about vaping.3 years ago
Try not to breathe the air for a couple more days
Try not to breathe the air for a couple more days as smoke pours in from California fire.3 years ago
Food pantries are struggling to feed people in need
Food pantries are struggling to feed and assist people in need.3 years ago
Some parents support temporary school shutdown due to the pandemic
Temporary school shutdown supported by majority of parents while Covid-19 surges.3 years ago
A popular Zion National Park trail could soon move to reservations only
Springdale town officials are considering moving the popular Angels Landing Trail at Zion National Park to a reservation and lottery system.3 years ago
The presence of antibodies doesn’t rule out need for COVID-19 vaccine
Doctors and health officials say antibodies only determine if a person has fought a virus, they do not predict the necessity for a vaccine.3 years ago
July 2021 goes down as one of the wettest ever, but drought persists
More than 99% of Utah remains in "extreme" drought, even after July 2021 went down as one of the state's wettest months ever recorded.3 years ago
A $5000 reward for information about an Ogden fire
Ogden Police, Ogden Fire and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms & Explosives teamed up to offer the $5,000 reward in the June fire.3 years ago
