A Utah man was sentenced to over eight years in federal prison for trafficking fentanyl, following a guilty plea and a search that found drugs and paraphernalia at his home.

Manuel Santos-Ramirez, an undocumented Mexican in Salt Lake City, faces federal drug distribution charges based on an FBI task force investigation leading to the discovery of methamphetamine.

Layton police evacuated a Smith's store after a bomb threat, which proved to be a hoax. No explosives were found and efforts are on to identify the male suspect responsible for the false alarm.

A head-on collision on SR-50 involving a truck and motorcycle killed two people; speed and drowsy driving are key factors being investigated. Traffic was disrupted for hours.

Two men, Adeeb Nasir and Adil Justice Ahmed Nasir, were arrested in Magna, Utah, for allegedly placing an incendiary device under a news vehicle, raising terrorism-related charges.

A passenger died and a driver was hospitalized after a multi-vehicle crash on I-84 in Morgan County involving an SUV, a semi-truck, and a pickup truck.

A tornado in Southern Utah destroyed homes on the Navajo Nation Reservation, displacing families and causing infrastructure damage; no human injuries reported, but animals are missing.

Firefighters quickly contained a field fire in Tooele that threatened an Air Med base and an assisted living facility, with no reported injuries or fatalities.

Utah County reacts to the arrest of Tyler Robinson after the violent death of Charlie Kirk, emphasizing a united stance against political violence and commitment to justice.

Suspect in Utah Valley University shooting is in custody; Sheriff Mike Smith praises law enforcement's dedication and teamwork during the investigation.

Conservative commentator Charlie Kirk was shot at Utah Valley University. Mayor Jenny Wilson responded with concern, emphasizing peaceful discourse and free speech while an investigation is ongoing.

After a tragic shooting in Tremonton, Deputy Mike Allred and K9 Azula are healing, with the dog resuming training. They both face emotional and physical recovery, with the deputy relying on his partner for support.

Kathryn Restelli was sentenced to a minimum of six years in prison for her role in the murder of her husband, with partial credit for time served. She expressed remorse at her sentencing hearing. Cases against her mother and brother continue.