A Millcreek domestic violence call turned into gunfire aimed at officers, triggering a shelter-in-place alert and a SWAT response.

A former grocery site on North State Street is finally getting new life as a 30,822-square-foot hardware store.

A Sandy venue will host survivors and live music next month, born from a memoir about childhood abuse in Orem.

Sora Vigorito, taken to Auschwitz at age 3, addresses the University of Utah on September 15. Organizers expect up to 200 attendees.

Steven Rodriguez just opened his second Utah restaurant built entirely around plantains, from burgers with plantain buns to a lasagna with no pasta at all.

An investigator found Mick Sudbury retaliated against a witness and used improper authority. Utah law leaves the city council almost powerless to act.

A 40-mile police-escorted ride from Sandy to Ogden marks two decades of honoring firefighters who died in the line of duty.

The 62-unit affordable building on 200 South now has solar panels, a mural and 100% leased storefronts, including a bookstore café.

A federal grand jury indicted Fayette Whitehorse after her infant twins were airlifted 300 miles with fractures and brain swelling.

Provo's west-side park will lose parking and its skate park for months, but gains a 230-stall lot and All-Wheels Park by summer 2027.

Police released video of a man wanted in two break-ins near 1600 East Logan Avenue, a quiet Yalecrest-area corridor.

The 3rd annual charity ride rolls from West Jordan to Sandy on September 13, with a $30 rider fee funding rent and grocery help for local families.

A deputy found the inmate unresponsive Tuesday morning; the county attorney's office is now leading the investigation.