Woman arrested, accused of putting juvenile in chokehold until she couldn’t breathe
A woman is facing child abuse charges after allegedly putting a juvenile girl in a chokehold and applying pressure to her neck until she was unable to breathe.
Utah Shelter Puppy Hid From Everything Until One Calm Visitor Brought Her Out
People say not to judge a book by its cover, and shelter dogs deserve that same patience. The fearful, shut-down puppies hiding behind kennel doors are almost never showing who they really are. Sometimes they are simply trying to survive a place that feels too loud, too unfamiliar, and far too overwhelming.
Motorcyclist killed in West Jordan crash identified
Police have identified the victim of a fatal crash that occurred in West Jordan on Sunday evening.
Make Mom a Mother’s Day gift at Color Me Mine
This Mother’s Day, Color Me Mine is offering a hands-on way to create something meaningful for Mom.
Murray power crew aids in electrifying homes on Navajo Nation
SHIPROCK, New Mexico — At the intersection of volunteerism and humanity is an effort to bring light to the homes of people living on the Navajo Nation. Last month, a crew from Murray City Power traveled a part of the reservation in northern New Mexico to electrify homes as part of the Navajo Nation's Light Up Navajo mutual-aid program. It marked the fifth time...
Is ‘dry farming’ a way to beat the Utah drought?
The ongoing drought has people in Utah trying new things to make sure they can still farm or garden this year, including Wasatch Community Gardens, where they’re trying dry farming.
Utah man found guilty of selling ‘PoppySeed Wash’ to help customers get high on...
SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — A Utah man was found guilty of selling "PoppySeed Wash" kits across the country to help get his customers high. Devin Michael Tew, 40, of West Jordan, reportedly possessed, marketed, and sold the kits containing morphine, codeine, and thebaine gleaned — all controlled substances — from the seeds of unwashed poppy seeds to make a home-brewed, opiate-rich tea.
Split Seconds, Split Agencies – The Stakes of Firefighting in the Reorganized Forest
The administrative line separating Northern Arizona from Southern Utah has historically been a formality for the U.S. Forest Service, which managed the vast, interconnected landscapes of the Colorado Plateau through a unified regional lens. That era of cross-border cooperation may be coming to an end as a massive federal restructuring pulls the two regions into separate administrative orbits, leaving Coconino County to find...
Granite School District considers renaming two elementary schools amid enrollment decline
SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — The Granite School District is weighing a proposal to rename two of its elementary schools, sparking questions from parents about the cost and reasoning behind the potential changes. The district’s Board of Education is scheduled to discuss the proposal Tuesday evening as officials address...
Salt Lake City to vote on renaming 500 South after Dolores Huerta
The Salt Lake City Council is expected to vote on a resolution Tuesday to rename César Chávez Boulevard after labor activist Dolores Huerta. Why it matters: Utah's capital is one of the latest U.S. cities to remove Chávez's name from public spaces following a New York Times investigation in March that detailed extensive evidence that the late civil rights leader sexually abused women and...

















