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SALT LAKE CITY — The sudden warm temperatures this week will cause most of our remaining valley snow to melt. Luckily, experts aren’t expecting any flooding problems. National Weather Service Hydrologist Glen Merrill said the reason is that we don’t have much snow left at the lower elevations.

SALT LAKE CITY — He was very charismatic in the beginning. He told the women he was a pilot, a marine biologist or a singer-songwriter. Other times, he said he worked for the U.S. government, was in the military or owned a coffee brand. He said he couldn’t have children and was a God-fearing man.

Our tech team recently hosted a ChatGPT training for reporters to experiment with some limited text summaries and data analysis. Why it matters: The use of AI in news media has massive implications for for democracy, ethics and community power dynamics. Yes, but: I'm still fumbling with my account login,...

I’ve harped on and on about West Valley City’s Pho 777 for years now. I hope you’ve been paying attention and time, it’s a true jewel. The headline dish is of course their pho, unmistakably complex with hours of careful craft. The restaurant’s consistent efforts ultimately won the Pho King’s crowning glory – placing...

An individual was stabbed in the throat Sunday during a reported altercation at a Salt Lake County assisted living facility, according to court documents.

SOUTH JORDAN — When Cambrie Foster was 17 years old, she had a clear direction she wanted her future to go — up. Now, at 19 years old, Foster is not only ready for take-off but is flying at great altitudes as a certified flight instructor, teaching other budding pilots how to fly.

An Amber Alert has been canceled after two children who police say were abducted by their father were found safe and returned to family on Monday evening.

We're starting the first full week of spring with warming temperatures and the potential for record heat from Salt Lake City all the way down to St. George.

LAYTON — A victim of road rage is sharing his story about the moments when a driver started firing shots at him on the freeway last week. “At that moment, all I was hearing was gunshots,” said Jerriad Wallace. On March 16 at approximately 9:30 p.m., Wallace said...