Nick Wyatt
Multiple Zion NP trails closed through holiday weekend
Zion National Park officials say unstable and unreliable trail integrity will leave some of the most trafficked trails closed this weekend while crews work to repair the damage done by flooding last month.6 years ago
Second suspect arrested in connection with fatal stabbing of teen boy
Nicolas Espana, 28, was taken into custody today after investigators identified him using security footage and witness testimony connecting him to a fatal stabbing of a teen boy earlier in the week.6 years ago
Improper vaccinations blamed for Carbon County canine Parvo outbreak
Veterinarian Dan Harmer: "Parvo is a very dangerous disease in dogs. It causes severe diarrhea and vomiting, and they often die of dehydration."6 years ago
Customer demands Provo store remove spoof candy meth from shelves
Longtime FYE customer Parker Twede thinks the whole idea is insensitive and wants the product taken down.6 years ago
Police: South Jordan man arrested for threatening school shooting with 3D-printed gun
Police say West mentioned using a 3D-printed gun so that it could not be traced back to him.6 years ago
New Utah County sheriff, Michael Smith, sworn in
Michael Smith’s appointment comes after former sheriff, Jim Tracy, announced his resignation at a county commission meeting last month.6 years ago
Utah lawmakers celebrate bill improving suicide hotline
The National Suicide Prevention Hotline will soon be reachable by a three-digit dialing code, similar to 911.6 years ago
Man arrested in connection with body found in Ogden
A stroke of investigative luck leads to the arrest of a suspect in connection to a body found in Ogden near the 21st Street Pond.6 years ago
Boy scout builds K-9 officer memorial for Cedar City Cemetery
The boy scout, Jason Guy, began the project months ago after realizing K-9 officers often do not receive the recognition they deserve.6 years ago
First human case of West Nile Virus this year confirmed in Utah Co.
The agency says it's unclear whether the person was bitten by a mosquito in Utah or in a different state.6 years ago
Police: 3 kidnapped teen boy and held him for ransom
Police say Juan Carlos Moreno Trinidad, 41, Issa Al-Sadoon, 26, and Nadia Avalos, 31, all from Phoenix, kidnapped the teen at gunpoint for drug-related reasons.6 years ago
Suspect shot by officer out of hospital, booked into jail
Unified Police say a suspect shot by police and accused of trying to stab an officer outside of a fast food restaurant is out of the hospital.6 years ago
NWS: Utah’s smoky air is here to stay
Forecasters say smoky air, much of it from fires in other states, is going to stick around in Utah for the foreseeable future.6 years ago
LoveLoud organizers: making progress, but still work to do
Is the LoveLoud Festival, aimed at supporting LGBTQ youth and reducing suicide rates, achieving its goal? Festival organizers believe it is.6 years ago
Lincoln Marina at Utah Lake reopened with algae decreasing
The Utah County Health Department is reopening Lincoln Beach/Marina at Utah Lake after closing it for nearly a month due to high levels of blue-green algae.6 years ago
Harrisville police ask victims of donation scam to file reports
Police want people to come forward in connection with a donation scam where people were approached by a woman who was seeking money for a young boy needing a heart transplant.6 years ago
Congressman help pass bill changing suicide hotline to 3-digits
The National Suicide Prevention Hotline will soon be reachable by dialing three numbers and the legislators call it "common sense" legislation.6 years ago
Veteran: please observe fireworks laws
For veterans, the sound of fireworks exploding in the sky can take them back to some of the most stressful and traumatic events they experienced while serving.6 years ago
LDS group tries to bridge gap between Church, LGBTQ
A new Mormon LGBTQ support organization is trying to create open dialogue and create a space for active LDS Church members to interact with a community they may not be familiar with.6 years ago
NWS: Take precautions on properties after lightning causes fires
There's obviously no way of stopping lightning from striking, but the National Weather Service is advising those with properties to take inventory of dry fuels and take action to create defensible space around homes and structures after a string of brush fires were sparked overnight.6 years ago
Midvale City Council to vote on regulating pet sales, protecting buyers
The council says it’s in everyone’s best interest that they prohibit the sale of any cat, dog, or rabbit in Midvale pet shops or other stores that doesn’t come from an animal shelter, animal control, or non-profit organization.6 years ago
Ogden police investigating two suspicious deaths in two days
Police have their hands full while investigating two bodies found less than 24-hours apart in Ogden.6 years ago
Utah Against Police Brutality proposes law to allow civilians investigate, discipline police
This proposed law could create an elected, independent board with the power to investigate and discipline police.6 years ago
