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Ken Garff Automotive Group is donating Thanksgiving meals to veterans during their annual "Drive Out Hunger" events.

A juvenile has been shot near Taylorsville High School.

TAYLORSVILLE, Utah (KUTV) — Taylorsville High School was placed on lockdown after a juvenile was shot in the leg in a nearby parking lot off campus. The lockdown has been lifted, according to the Taylorsville Police Department. Lieutenant Aaron Cheshire, the public information officer with the Taylorsville Police...

For 10-year-old Tanner Gurule, fifth grade was not going well. Classmates teased him about his new glasses. He had trouble fitting in, despite following his parents advice to be himself. He felt bullied. So one day at school when he was getting harassed in line, he turned around and fought...

MURRAY — A man convicted of shooting and killing his sister's boyfriend in Murray in 2021 was sentenced last week to five years to life in prison. James Scott Arnold, 29, was initially charged in 3rd District Court with murder, a first-degree felony, plus obstructing justice and possession of a gun by a restricted...

A large senior center in Salt Lake City, which is undergoing renovation, is now set to permanently close after a heated, partisan debate over funding in the Salt Lake County Council.

SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — Families of the two victims in a 1971 shooting renewed their pleas for information that could help solve the 54-year-old cold case. Both Michael Bown, 23, and Carolyn Kingston, 33, were shot and killed around 2:00 p.m. on Sept. 2, 1971, at Natters' Market near 3000 South and 700 East in Salt...

A road rage incident in Salt Lake City has turned into a wider investigation after police discovered that a gun involved in the altercation was stolen — and may be connected to other crimes. A Confrontation That Escalated Quickly. According to Salt Lake City Police, the case began when...

Crumbl Cookies is offering guests a free chocolate chip cookie when they visit a Crumbl store on Thursday.

Advocates Warn Remote Location Will Isolate People from Jobs, Transit, and Services, Undermining Their Path to Stable Housing Utah lawmakers are moving forward with a plan to create a large campus outside of Salt Lake City to house and provide … Continue reading →