SLC Council approves mixed-use zoning reform; residents ask for traffic calming and greenspace preservation.
The Salt Lake City Council voted Tuesday to approve a package of zoning reforms aimed at boosting mixed-use and infill development in the city. The Council also took comment on Community Improvement Grants ahead of funding prioritization in August. Zoning Reform Approved. The Council voted 4-3 to approve a package...
Utah teen goes missing just over a month after being found
A teenage girl who was missing for over a month earlier this year before being found in Colorado is missing again.
Firefighter taken to hospital after two houses catch fire in Draper
One firefighter was taken to the hospital after two homes caught fire in Draper Saturday morning, according to Draper Fire. Additionally, four individuals were displaced as a result of the incident.
Video released of Utah ranger saving woman trapped under Provo River bridge
PROVO — A woman says she’ll never forget the Utah ranger who jumped into the Provo River and helped her after she became trapped under a bridge while paddleboarding. Tiffinie Wolf of South Jordan was floating the river near the Trestle Bridge on June 28 when she got caught on something beneath the water.
Salt Lake City business starts GoFundMe for Cooper family after fatal Island Park crash
"Such a tragic event with a life taken way too soon. Sunroom Coffee wants to help support the Cooper family in any way we can for their loss [and] support with medical bills for the family! Help us be this family's guardian angel," stated the GoFundMe fundraiser.
‘Now you’re just somebody that I “U”-sed to know’: Utah students support logo change
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (ABC4) — A makeover is happening to the University of Utah to get out of the shadows of other schools who use the standalone U as their logo. It’s been a long time coming, Utah’s flagship school says this in the announcement. “Ever since the University of Utah built the Block […]
5000th episode of ‘Music and the Spoken Word’ airs Sunday
The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square is making history as the 5000th episode of Music and the Spoken Word is set to air this Sunday, July 13.
Charges dropped against Midvale doctor accused of running fake COVID card scheme
After week in a courtroom facing charges of running a fraudulent COVID-19 scheme during the pandemic, the case against Utah Dr. Kirk Moore has been ordered dropped by Attorney General Pam Bondi.
No charges filed in police shooting involving sword-wielding man at West Jordan home
The Salt Lake County District Attorney's Office has declined to file charges in the Nov. 10, 2024 officer-involved shooting in West Jordan.
Shocking Utah Cold Cases That Have Never Been Solved
Cold cases almost seem like a thing of the past because of the technology that is out now days, and in some ways they are. Utah has many cold cases, one of the most popular being the disappearance of Susan Powell in the 2000s. However, there are some earlier cases that still stump the state that have been up for...
