Man federally charged for robbing Sugar House phone store, threatening employee at gunpoint
The man accused of robbing an AT&T store in Salt Lake City at gunpoint and stealing nearly $29,000 of product is now facing federal charges for the alleged crime.
Here’s where you can & can’t light off fireworks in Salt Lake County
As Utahns prepare for Fourth of July celebrations and traditions, they may be wondering: Can we light off fireworks in our neighborhood?
California Avenue closed due to unknown substance spill
California Avenue on-ramp is closed due to a spillage.
Owners, employee of mental health clinic charged in $951,000 Medicaid fraud scheme
Three individuals have been charged after allegedly submitting over $951,000 in false claims to Utah Medicaid while claiming to be providing drug treatment sessions to homeless individuals and parolees.
SLC fire burns through rattlesnake country. Here’s what you should know.
Salt Lake City’s foothills are prime rattlesnake country, and it’s got firefighters there on high alert as they continue to battle the Bonneville Fire.
West Jordan man trying to ‘mark’ woman is arrested in connection with severe beating
WEST JORDAN — A West Jordan man was arrested Monday after police say he tried to "mark" a woman using a stick and either a hammer or a tomahawk. Arnold Nelson, 53, was booked into the Salt Lake County Jail for investigation of aggravated assault resulting in serious injury, destruction of property, damaging a phone and
Fireworks bans expand across Utah ahead of Independence Day
SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — Several cities and counties across Utah have imposed fireworks bans or restrictions ahead of Independence Day because of dry conditions and elevated wildfire risk. Some communities have enacted complete bans on fireworks. Springdale, Stockton, Rich County and all incorporated towns within the co
Syracuse safety Kaleb Hall commits to Utah
SALT LAKE CITY — Utah’s 2027 recruiting class picked up another in-state commitment Monday night, and it could be the type of pledge that helps get things moving as recruits took their final official visits this past weekend. Syracuse High School safety Kaleb Hall committed to the Utes,...
Coffee shop to be torn down for new affordable units near Poplar Grove
A Salt Lake City coffee shop will be razed as part of a plan to build affordable housing units on the edge of the Poplar Grove neighborhood. Switchpoint Coffee, located at 2080 W. North Temple, will be demolished later this year to make way for an 80-unit housing project, according to the developer and a demolition per
Charcoal Chops And Depot Drama: Rouser Fires Up Downtown Salt Lake City
Downtown Salt Lake City just got a little smokier. Rouser, a new charcoal-fired restaurant tucked into the restored 1909 Union Pacific Depot, has opened its doors directly across from the Delta Center, aiming to catch both the morning rush and the pre-event crowds. The dining room leans into the depot’s soaring archite

















