Dolly Parton shrine memorializes legend outside SLC record store
As fans throughout Utah mourn the death of country legend Dolly Parton, a Salt Lake City record store has set up a memorial to bring everyone together.
Woman federally charged after allegedly billing Utah Medicaid $4 Million in false charges
A woman has been federally indicted after allegedly submitting over $4 Million in false claims to Utah Medicaid.
Meridian girl continues intensive hospital stay following Teton Pass crash
An 11-year-old Meridian girl remains hospitalized in Salt Lake City following critical injuries sustained in an August 17 crash on Teton Pass.
Utah kids among millions to receive books through Parton’s Imagination Library
Along with the legacy Dolly Parton leaves behind in the entertainment industry, her lasting impact in Utah will be felt by the students who benefited from her free book program.
Partly cloudy and hot, with mountain thunderstorms; more widespread thunderstorm activity possible this weekend
Happy Tuesday, Utah! The heat dome will be settling back over Utah this week with more heat and isolated thunderstorms.
Truck driver says street-racing crowds are taking over Salt Lake City roads
Salt Lake City police are assigning 12 officers to combat growing street-racing crowds near 1100 South and 4800 West after safety concerns.
‘Zach lived boldly’: 16-year-old killed after fall from Devil’s Castle honored with scholarship fund
ALTA, Utah (ABC4) — The 16-year-old boy who lost his life after falling 100 feet while hiking Devil’s Castle Trail is being remembered for his effervescent zest for life. Zachary Jacob Crandall passed away unexpectedly on Aug. 19 after a deadly fall from a hiking trail near Alta. According to a statement from loved one
‘I was floored;’ Woods Cross residents bemoan nearly 50% property tax hike
After Woods Cross city leaders approved a 46.86% property tax increase to fund a new city hall and improve a local park, some residents say the hike is too steep
Affordable housing project in Fairpark, Poplar Grove seeks demolition permit
Another affordable housing development in Salt Lake City is seeking a demolition permit and moving closer toward building. Last Wednesday, developers filed for a demolition permit for The Gregory, which will be a six-story affordable apartment building located at 738 W. South Temple. The project is being developed by G
Appellate court dismisses some convictions for man serving at least 35 years
SALT LAKE CITY — The Utah Court of Appeals dismissed three felony convictions against a man accused of sexually assaulting a woman who was on her way home from a bar, ruling they should have been combined into another charge. But, the court also found that 3rd District Court...

















