Nolan Forrest Hoyt admitted in court documents he touched a sleeping classmate without consent, blaming it on being stupid.

LaVonna Partridge vanished near 450 N. Chicago St. before Salt Lake City police confirmed she was found safe the next morning.

Damyen Vainuku, 18, allegedly told a victim his gang ties made his kill threat more credible. Police tracked him to a FrontRunner train stop.

Three UDOT workers ditched their culvert work in Sigurd Canyon to chase a burning trailer down State Route 24. Sigurd officials called them heroes.

Ammon Michael Etherington allegedly opened fire at a North Salt Lake trailer park, then ditched his GMC near a TRAX stop before officers tased him this week.

A trucker says he called 911 more than 20 times as crowds blocked 4800 West. Police are adding 12 officers to the area.

Utah Highway Patrol expected the freeway to stay closed until 6 p.m. at the earliest as crews worked the scene.

Loretta Lawrence has no cellphone and health problems—so a five-week CenturyLink outage left her unable to call for help.

Kensley Holmes, 17, lay unconscious for hours before her boyfriend tracked her phone. Southern Utah is now rallying around her recovery.

A judge said Patrocinio Perez put children at a Magna party through the trauma of watching friends die before ordering consecutive life sentences.

Police in South Salt Lake say a man threatened a woman with a machete during an alleged kidnapping. The charge can carry 15 years to life in prison.

An 8-by-10-foot slab honoring Vietnam veterans and burn pit survivors is rising in Sunset, with a possible Veterans Day debut.

Gunnar Olsen dove after friends into ocean waves and fractured his neck, just as his father battles stage 4 cancer.