Power restored after outage in Salt Lake County
SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) — Thousands are without power in Salt Lake County due to a power outage. Fortunately, as of 9:15 p.m., Rocky Mountain Power says only 25 of their customers are now without power throughout the state. According to Rocky Mountain Power, they are investigating of a power outage impacting customers in Kearns, […]
Man sentenced to prison for beating his roommate to death, seeks appeal
SALT LAKE CITY — A man found guilty almost two years ago of beating his roommate, 61-year-old Steven Richard Nyce, to death in 2019 has been sentenced to prison, but he is still contesting the conviction. Tyler James Vernon, 45, was sentenced to 15 years to life in prison...
Church History Museum announces three new exhibits celebrating Salt Lake Temple history
SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) — The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced three new exhibits that will be on display in their History Museum. According to the Church, the exhibits will be on display through 2027 to help celebrate the open house and re-dedication of the Salt Lake City Temple. They will open […]
Where to eat Thanksgiving dinner in Salt Lake City
Thanksgiving is coming fast, and letting someone else do the cooking could be the most stress-free option. Why it matters: It's never been a more exciting time to dine out in Salt Lake City with the arrival of new restaurants and the Southwest Michelin Guide . Here's a list of local restaurants offering Thanksgiving dinner. 🍲 Adelaide Urban Brasserie : The farm-to-table restaurant at the Le Méridien hotel is preparing a prix fixe menu from 2 to 10pm, featuring citrus-brined turkey breast, roaste
Salt Lake City neighbors fight rezone that could replace century-old homes
A proposed 109-unit apartment project on 800 East would replace three century-old residential buildings. Neighbors want Salt Lake City to deny the rezone, while tenants worry about finding housing.
Utah’s plummeting birth rate will bring a wide array of challenges to the state.
Growing up, the Sharp siblings were never lonely. “Something was always going on,” recalled Suzanne, the youngest of seven. “Someone getting dolled up for a date, someone running in with the latest Beatles album, someone wrecking the car.”. On summer nights, they played outdoor games. And as...
Carjacking suspect faces several felonies after fleeing police against traffic
SARATOGA SPRINGS, Utah (KUTV) — The suspect accused of carjacking faces multiple felony charges after fleeing from police while driving the wrong way on Mountain View Corridor. Gustavo Dee Chavez, 24, was taken into custody on Tuesday morning and booked into the Salt Lake County Jail. He faces two...
The Festival of Trees with Intermountain Health benefits children in need
KUTV — The Festival of Trees will ring in the holiday season from Dec. 2–Dec. 5, with hundreds of beautiful holiday items made to benefit children in need at Intermountain Health Primary Children’s Hospital. Julie Walker joined Fresh Living to share all about it!. A treasured holiday...
Indianola Woman, 51, Arrested Days After Pedestrian Left Critical in Hit-and-Run
A 51-year-old Indianola woman is facing a felony charge after police say she struck a pedestrian crossing a Spanish Fork street and drove away, leaving the 25-year-old man in critical condition. Maria Del Rocio Morales Ruvalcaba was taken into custody days after the crash, accused of leaving the scene of an accident involving serious injury.
West Valley City man sentenced to prison for stabbing, killing his aunt’s boyfriend
SALT LAKE CITY — A woman whose dad died after being stabbed four and a half years ago said she feels like there should be no leniency for the man found guilty of killing him, urging the prison sentence that was ultimately given. Amber Houston said the loss of...
