SLC TRAX rider stabbed; suspect in custody
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Sept. 2, 2026 (Gephardt Daily) — One TRAX rider was transported to the hospital and a second taken into police custody Wednesday morning after an altercation on the Blue line. A man boarded at the 900 South 200 West station at about 8:30 a.m., Gavin...
New educational program debuts in Utah elementary schools
The 2034 Olympics and the Ken Garff for Good foundation launched the Utah 2034 Champion Schools initiative, which promotes core values and literacy.
Kearns considers other fixes for concert night parking headaches
On concert nights, Martha Smith says the streets by her Kearns home no longer feel like a neighborhood.
Gov. Cox, first lady help launch Utah Reads; data shows 50.3% of third graders...
Gov. Spencer J. Cox and first lady Abby Cox last week helped launch Utah Reads, a statewide community campaign to help parents and caregivers build daily reading habits with their children, in response to state data showing that only 50.3% of Utah third graders are reading on grade level. Behind...
West Valley City Hits Under $1,000 For One-bedroom Rent, Leading Utah’s Affordable Options
West Valley City is offering one-bedroom apartments around 956 dollars a month, making it Utah's cheapest rental market right now as the state's tech boom pushes prices up elsewhere.
Woman sentenced to prison for cyberstalking men she met on online, ‘became obsessed with’
SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — A woman from Spanish Fork, Utah, was sentenced to prison for cyberstalking two men she met on online dating platforms and "became obsessed with." Kailin Wang, 43, was sentenced to one year in prison. She pleaded guilty on Sept. 30, 2025, to two counts of cyberstalking, the U.S. Attorney's Office
Parts Of Utah Highway 153 No Longer Exist After Cottonwood Fire Flooding Hit The...
SR 153 through Beaver Canyon took a serious hit from the Cottonwood Fire and the flooding that followed. Whole sections of the road washed away, and major reconstruction won't begin until spring 2027.
GMU traffic reporter teaches GTU hosts to line dance
SALT LAKE CITY, UT (Good Things Utah) – GMU Traffic Reporter and Anchor Kailey Ann traded the news set to come fill-in as a cohost on Good Things Utah. She also taught our group how to Line Dance. She is an instructor and is passionate about the western dance.
Salt Lake City apartments among smallest in country, shrinking in size
It's not just you—Salt Lake City apartments are smaller than they were a decade ago, and they're smaller than most apartments across the country.
Real estate firm buys century-old Salt Lake City building, plans $40M renovation
SALT LAKE CITY — A historic Ford Motor Company facility-turned-office building in downtown Salt Lake City has been acquired, and its new owners say they plan to preserve the structure as its new headquarters. Newmark Mountain West announced Tuesday that it acquired the historic Ford Building, located at 280...

















