SALT LAKE CITY — Don’t be fooled by the recent storms. Weather watchers say the storms did not make a significant dent in Utah’s drought, and in some ways, our drought problem is worse than a year ago. Officials at ski resorts say they are grateful for the latest storms that dropped over a foot […]
KAYSVILLE – A Marine from Kaysville is setting off on a rescue mission, as he tries to help a fellow veteran help Ukranian refugees escape the country. For this particular conflict, Quan Nguyen says it wouldn’t be enough for him just to make political statements and raise funds. He has a friend, a fellow Marine, […]
PROVO, Utah — The first day of the Jerrod Baum murder trial wrapped up with grisly testimony from his ex-girlfriend and key witness in the case. She paints Baum as a very dangerous man, but his defense attorneys say her statements can’t be trusted. Prosecutors are charging Baum with first degree murder for the deaths […]
Soaring construction costs have created a $55 million shortfall for the Tooele County School District. The district had set aside money for two new schools.
Utahns by the hundreds came to the Capitol steps Monday evening to show their support for the people of Ukraine. State leaders say they needed to send a message rebuking the Russian invasion, and they’re looking into other ways they can make an impact on the global superpower.
The Russian invasion of Ukraine has caused panic for Utahns with family living there. They say communications are getting more difficult, and each one could be their last.