Early-morning flight to Salt Lake City set to return to Pocatello Airport
POCATELLO – The Gate City's airport will once again offer a flight for early morning travelers. On Wednesday, the city announced that the Pocatello Regional Airport would soon offer a near-daily early morning flight to Salt Lake City. The first of these flights will depart on Oct. 2 at 6:04 a.m.
Historic Tenth Ward Square offers glimpse into changing Church of Jesus Christ chapel designs
SALT LAKE CITY — Pioneers entered the Salt Lake Valley in 1847. Within a year, they began to build churches. Salt Lake City was divided into 19 districts, each with its own chapel, businesses, bishop's storehouse and schoolhouse. While not the oldest chapel built in Salt Lake City, the...
Storms continuing today and into new week
Another surge of moisture from the south will keep active weather going to start the work week. This layer of moisture will be deep and bring heavy rain across central, southern, and eastern Utah for Monday. The Flash Flood potential will be high. That moisture moves northward through Monday, giving a good chance for t
Salt Lake County Search and Rescue uses helicopter to retrieve hiker from Lone Peak...
On Saturday night, Salt Lake County Sheriff's Search and Rescue were able to use a helicopter to rescue a hiker during the storm, but they're also warning the public not to count a helicopter for a rescue.
Man sentenced for hitting, killing former Salt Lake Bee’s announcer
Douglas Milne received probation and home confinement after being found guilty of negligent homicide in Steve Klauke's death. Klauke had recently retired after decades as the announcer for the Salt Lake Bees. Milne hit Klauke in a crosswalk after doing a U-turn to get through a light faster. Klauke's family...
A Utah woman is charged with billing Medicaid more than $4 million for therapy...
Prosecutors say a Salt Lake City woman built fake “sober living homes” and recruited homeless people to help her bill Utah Medicaid for therapy that was never actually provided. A federal grand jury in Salt Lake City indicted Jazzamin Tashay Clark, 43, on August 26, 2026, on charges of health care fraud, wire fraud, an
Sandy community prepares for possible flooding with sandbags
The City of Sandy dumped a sandpile at the 9800 South and Highland Drive so people can fill up their own sandbags to prevent water from flooding their homes.
Sandy woman celebrates 103rd birthday surrounded by family
At 103 years old, Florence “Floss” Turnbow has learned a thing or two about life. Her advice for living a long, healthy life? "Just be good. Don’t be bad. And work."
Flood watch remains in effect amid renewed storm threat
SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — After a Saturday of wild weather, additional heavy rain is possible, especially in eastern, central and southern Utah. More thunderstorms are possible Sunday morning through the evening. Thunderstorm activity will not be as active along the Wasatch Front, but a few storms are still...
Former Accountant Faces Century of Restitution Payments After Draining $472,896 From Utah Employer
A 25-year-old former accountant received a 99-year restitution order after pleading guilty to embezzling over $472,000 from her employer via unauthorized transfers. The post Former Accountant Faces Century of Restitution Payments After Draining $472,896 From Utah Employer appeared first on The Daily Hodl .

















