UTA repairs to disrupt TRAX service near Ballpark Station
SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — Scheduled repairs on the TRAX Red, Blue and Green lines near Ballpark Station will disrupt service for nearly a month, according to the Utah Transit Authority. UTA said the disruption will begin Sunday, May 24, and continue through Saturday, June 20. To help riders...
Sunshine, warmer temperatures continue into Memorial Day
SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — Another great day is ahead for your Sunday! It will be a bit cloudier at times, but there will still be plenty of sunshine here and there, along with a very high UV index. Temperatures will be even warmer, with highs climbing into the...
BYU, Utah make top schools cut for QB recruit Brody Rudnicki
SALT LAKE CITY – One of the top quarterbacks out West has announced his top three schools. Brody Rudnicki from Folsom High School in Northern California released his final three schools on X on Sunday. Both BYU and Utah make the final cut of schools, along with Cal from the ACC.
This Unassuming Utah Restaurant Quietly Serves Some Of The Best French Fries In The...
The most satisfying food stops are often the ones that do not announce themselves too loudly. Along Utah’s everyday roads, this roadside favorite wins people over with the kind of straightforward comfort food that makes a casual errand feel like a small reward. The purple sign catches your eye,...
Statewide Amber Alert issued for 2 central Utah boys; police believe lives in ‘imminent...
A statewide Utah Amber Alert was issued early Sunday morning after two Saratoga Springs boys were allegedly abducted by their father, Dane Stephen Richman. Police are looking for Dane Richman, who allegedly kidnapped Wesley Dane Richman, almost 1 year old, and Will Thomas Richman, nearly 2, according to the alert. Both
Woman assaults child in lazy river at Draper waterpark, police say
A Draper woman was arrested Saturday evening after police say she assaulted a child at a water park.
Natural history museum hosts third annual ‘food fest’
The Natural History Museum of Utah hosted its third annual ‘Food Fest’ on May 16 and 17 and shared how they bring new flavors to visitors and new opportunities to vendors each year. This festival hosted local vendors such as Beehive Cheese Company, Caputo’s Market and Deli and...
Don’t Let the Simple Exterior Fool You—This Utah Spot Makes Incredible Burritos
Utah may not be the first place people think of for unforgettable Mexican food, but Red Iguana in Salt Lake City has been changing that reputation for years. From the street, this popular restaurant might look modest and unassuming, yet once you step inside, the rich aromas, colorful atmosphere, and deeply layered flav
Salt Lake City celebrates 40 years of Living Traditions
Salt Lake City hosted its 40th annual Living Traditions Festival, a free celebration of cultures, traditions and communities at the Civic Center last weekend. Organizers collaborated with the Utah Division of Arts and Museums, as well as the Smithsonian Folklife Festival, to bring national artists, special food demonst
Longtime rail project gets green-lit to help reduce crossing delays in SLC
The goal is to relocate the Patriot Rail and Western Railway and make sure they no longer land in residential areas like Poplar Grove, and instead land in a new location by the Salt Lake City Airport.

















