Salt Lake City board vents after receiving developers’ $51M tax incentives request
SALT LAKE CITY — Leaders of Utah's capital city appeared less than thrilled when a developer who was recently punished over a demolished historic building submitted a request to receive incentives on another much larger project. Blaser Ventures and Lowe Property Group submitted a tax incentives request for their...
Burglary suspect at large in Taylorsville after fleeing police custody in West Valley
TAYLORSVILLE, Utah (KUTV) — A burglary suspect is at large in Taylorsville after he fled police custody in West Valley. Sgt. Fowler with the Taylorsville Police Department said the suspect fled police custody near 2200 West 3500 South. They are working with the West Valley City Police Department and...
Free screening of ‘The Lake’ sells out; more showings planned
Utah filmmaker Abby Ellis premiered “The Lake” at this year’s Sundance Film Festival. The documentary examines the environmental decline of the Great Salt Lake and the people fighting to reverse it. “The film is about an environmental nuclear bomb here in Utah, known as the Great Salt...
Rubicon seeks sanctions against former assistant federal prosecutor
SALT LAKE CITY — The owners of a Davis County general contracting company once accused of labor trafficking want sanctions imposed on a former Special Assistant United States Attorney in Utah for allegedly using information she knew was false in order to obtain a search warrant for the federal investigation.
F-35 fighter jets create stir over Salt Lake Valley before softball game flyover
SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — Four military fighter jets from Hill Air Force Base caused quite the commotion after flying over Salt Lake County. Dozens of residents called the KUTV newsroom Tuesday night, posting photos and questions on social media asking what was happening. The loud sound of the...
SLC Council scoffs at Silo Park tax increment pitch, citing Pickle building demo
After an issue with another project in the Granary District, it doesn’t seem that time has healed all wounds between the Salt Lake City Council and a local developer. During a meeting Tuesday with the Salt Lake City Community Reinvestment Agency (CRA), council members acting as CRA board members denounced a plan to all
Man with history of deportations sentenced to jail in iPhone robbery
SALT LAKE CITY — A man was sentenced to jail and probation, and will likely be deported, after admitting to using force to try to take a phone during what began as a parking lot exchange arranged online. Irvin Renova-Sandoval, 27, was accused of using prop money to try...
‘Tiny engineers’ relocated near Bear Lake in beaver restoration project
Six beavers were successfully relocated after "causing a ruckus" by digging too much into city canal banks.
People Drive From All Over Utah For A Seat At This Legendary Brunch Spot
A great meal does not need to shout. Sometimes it just waits at the end of a canyon drive and lets the regulars do the advertising. In Utah, certain restaurants build their reputation the old-fashioned way, through full tables, repeat visits, and people casually planning an entire weekend around one plate. This is that
Apparent murder-suicide under investigation in Cottonwood Heights
COTTONWOOD HEIGHTS, Utah (ABC4) — Police are investigating what they believe to be a murder-suicide after a mother and daughter were found dead inside a Cottonwood Heights residence. According to Cottonwood Heights Police Department, they received reports that two people were deceased inside the home on May 30. They fo

















