Utah Labor Unions Near Milestone as Referendum to Repeal Collective Bargaining Ban Gathers Sufficient Signatures
The Utah referendum challenging a ban on public union collective bargaining collected enough signatures to potentially repeal HB267, with over 146,000 verified out of the required 140,748.
Enbridge Staff to Visit Homes in South Salt Lake for Gas Meter Relighting After Safety Shutdown
Enbridge staff will visit Huntly Manor and Silver Ave to relight home appliances after a gas leak prompted a safety shutdown. Residents unavailable will receive a door hanger to schedule a return visit.
Utah Siblings, Ages 7 and 5, Embark on Unsupervised Journey to McDonald's in Stolen Family Car
A 7-year-old boy drove his parents' car with his 5-year-old sister to Ogden, Utah, traveling ten miles before being stopped unharmed; intent on reaching McDonald's, no charges were pressed due to their age.
South Salt Lake Man Charged with Felony Murder After Fatal Weekend Shooting
Salman Ahmed was arrested for a fatal shooting in South Salt Lake following a physical altercation in a parking lot. He faces first-degree murder and other charges, with a history of prior offenses including a previous shooting incident.
Driver Succumbs to Injuries After Truck Plunges into Oquirrh Lake Following Collision in South Jordan
Driver dies from injuries after a truck crash into Oquirrh Lake; a semi-truck had T-boned the vehicle. Witnesses provided immediate CPR but the driver later passed away; investigation ongoing.
Utah Governor Cox to Bolster State's Energy Future with Operation Gigawatt Ceremony in Salt Lake City
Governor Cox of Utah will host a ceremonial signing for energy legislation and announce a partnership with Idaho National Laboratory, marking a step in Utah's aim to double its energy output in ten years through Operation Gigawatt.












