Two men, Keith Miller and Jacob Pluim, were killed in a Thanksgiving day shooting in Clinton. Authorities are investigating the incident with no public threat indicated.

A driver died in Cedar City after their car crashed and caught fire, with officials investigating the single-car incident and working to identify the victim.

A night nanny in Utah was arrested on charges of aggravated child abuse after a baby in her care suffered severe injuries consistent with shaken baby syndrome.

A 23-year-old man lost both legs after being pinned between two cars in West Valley City when an 80-year-old driver rear-ended him. He is expected to survive; the investigation is ongoing.

Three individuals were injured in a South Ogden shooting and subsequent car crash on Thanksgiving, leading to hospitalizations and a temporary power outage.

Three SUU students, including two basketball players, face theft charges for allegedly stealing refrigerators from a campus loading dock. The items were valued at $3,000.

A woman died and a man was critically injured in a collision on I-15 near Willard, Utah, after their Prius hit a concrete barrier and was struck by an SUV.

Two men were fatally shot early Thanksgiving in a Clinton home, with police investigating but no ongoing threat reported.

Joint operation by Utah law forces, led by the Attorney General's Office, resulted in three arrests for human trafficking-related charges in Washington County.

Polk Elementary School in Ogden closed Monday due to a significant water line break, with an uncertain reopening date pending repairs and safety assessments.

The article reports the arrest of Darrel Eugene Choate for the 1972 murder of Gregory Dahl Nickell, where DNA advancements helped identify him and an accomplice.

Officials seek public help to find vandals who defaced ancient Utah petroglyphs; witnesses confronted the duo who ignored them and fled in a damaged car.

Authorities in Salt Lake City acted against unlicensed vendors near the Delta Center, focusing on public health and fair business, with the SLCPD and SLCoHD issuing warnings for illegal food sales.