Draper cyclist faces long recovery after life-threatening crash
A Draper man is fighting to recover after a mountain bike crash in Puerto Rico left him with life-threatening injuries and a days-long struggle just to get home for treatment.
Car crashes into West Valley home, misses family members
WEST VALLEY CITY — A family was figuring out its next steps on Thursday after a car crashed into their home. Angelica Rodriguez said she was sleeping upstairs in her house, located west of Mountain View Corridor near 4100 South, when she described hearing something like a bomb going off, or an earthquake.
Hajime Construction Enters the U.S. Market, Buys 51% of Utah-Based Wright Homes
Japanese investment in the U.S. housing market continued this year with Hajime Construction’s acquisition of a 51% equity stake in Salt Lake City, Utah-based Wright Homes. The acquisition marks the first foray into the U.S. market for Hajime Construction, a member of Iida Group Holdings. The company established an...
Two drivers arrested for DUI near Lambs Canyon following wrong-way crash
Two drivers have been arrested and face driving under the influence charges after Utah Highway Patrol troopers responded to a wrong-way crash on Interstate 80 on Thursday night.
‘Code Blue’ provision rejected as advocates rally for homeless support
The Utah State Legislative session wrapped up earlier this month but there were some bills that weren’t passed.
Employee killed in industrial incident at Rio Tinto Kennecott site in Salt Lake County
SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — Operations were suspended after an employee was killed in an industrial incident at the Rio Tinto Kennecott site. The employee, identified as 37-year-old Brian Cameli, was working on heavy equipment inside a maintenance shop at the Bingham Canyon Mine just after 5:20 a.m. on Thursday when a...
11-year-old sloth thrives thanks to strong bond, loving care with Utah care team
SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — At the Loveland Living Planet Aquarium, Takota moves at his own pace. The 11-year-old sloth slowly climbs through branches and leaves inside his habitat, occasionally pausing as his caretaker greets him. Takota may look relaxed, but caring for him is anything but. “I am...
Restaurants struggling to stay profitable as costs squeeze already slim margins
Many restaurant owners are working to keep menu prices down even as rising costs eat into already slim profit margins, according to two new industry reports. Americans are dining out less as affordability concerns grow. Combined with rising costs across food, labor, rent and technology, restaurants are feeling the...
Gang member shot by Utah trooper in liquor store charged with attempted murder
TAYLORSVILLE — A Magna man who was shot by a trooper inside a liquor store was charged Friday with attempted murder on the accusation that he shot another man at the store following a road rage confrontation. Tyler Traveon Mhaka, 23, is charged in 3rd District Court with attempted...
Maker’s Pride Plant Pullout Shakes Salt Lake City And Shakopee
Workers in two metro areas are staring down a long runway to closure after Maker’s Pride announced on March 12 that it will wind down operations at its manufacturing facilities in Salt Lake City and Shakopee, Minnesota. Both plants are scheduled to close by the third quarter of 2026, part of what the company...

















