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Police shoot and injure man near 600 E in Salt Lake City

SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) — A man was seriously injured after being shot by police officers on Monday evening. According to the Utah Department of Transportation, there is a ‘police incident’ at 400 S and 600 E in Salt Lake City. Glen Mills, Chief of Staff with the Salt Lake City Police Department, confirmed that it […]
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Mexican man investigated for Ponzi scheme sentenced to deportation

SALT LAKE CITY — A Mexican man who defrauded investors in a $1 million Ponzi scheme while residing in Utah was sentenced to time served and handed over to deportation officials last week. Christian Montiel-Caleit, 45, was living in West Valley City when he was arrested on Jan. 29...
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Couple recovers from flood that caused more than $50k in damage to Sandy home

SANDY, Utah (KUTV) — As people across Utah brace for more rain, a couple in an unincorporated area of Salt Lake County is still recovering from flooding that caused more than $50,000 in damage to their home. Coleman Maglic said her street began filling with water when a massive...
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In loving memory, Scott Alan Walton

Scott Alan Walton passed away on August 26, 2026 following a valiant fight with cancer. Scott was born on February 21, 1958 in Salt Lake City, Utah to Leon “Howard” and Geraldine “Jerry” Walton. He was sealed to the love of his life, JeriLynne Marshall, in the Salt Lake City Temple on November 5, 1976. Together, they l
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Utah researchers peer into the nuclear testing history kept in our fingernails

Salt Lake City visual artist Cara Despain’s work over the past several years has focused on the Cold War — specifically the nuclear weapons development and testing of that era. Think dramatic depictions of mushroom clouds after a nuclear explosion in stark black and white or cloaked in neon. It hasn’t been out of curio
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Salt Lake City Braces for Bumpy Monday: Heat, Thunderstorms and Howling Winds

Salt Lake City started Monday, August 31, around 61 degrees under clear skies, with southeast winds already blowing near 25 mph at the reporting station. The calm-looking morning could turn stormy by afternoon, setting up a wet evening before a drier, warmer stretch takes over. Storm Chances Rise After Noon.
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Sandy’s Oldest Resident Turns 103, Marking a Milestone Birthday for the Utah City’s Longtime...

SANDY, UT — Sandy’s oldest resident has reached 103 years old, a milestone birthday that puts a spotlight on one of the city’s longest-living community members. FOX 13 News Utah highlighted the celebration and the fact that she is being recognized locally as Sandy’s oldest resident.
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Strong thunderstorms with a flash flooding threat through Monday evening

A "Slight" or 15% risk of flash flooding is highlighted for all of eastern Utah, locations along I-15 such as St. George, Provo, and Salt Lake City. Along with this higher risk, a Flood Watch is in effect for portions of southern and central Utah until late this evening.
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How Long Can You Leave a Dog Outside in Utah? What the Law Really...

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Utah has no single statute that says “a dog may be left outside for exactly X hours.” Instead, the answer comes from a patchwork of state cruelty law, city and county tethering ordinances, and weather-based protections that all work together.
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Bountiful man killed by lightning strike while jet-skiing in Florida

BOUNTIFUL, Utah — A Bountiful father of four was killed over the weekend when he was struck by lightning while riding a jet ski in Florida. Steve Matheson was in the water near Fort De Soto Park on Florida's west coast when he was struck on Saturday. The Pinellas County Sheriff's Office responded to the area at approxi

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