The new Salt Lake City site will build conical towers on U.S. soil for the first time, part of a 130-job expansion.

Tommi Tiara Jude Gallegos admitted she lied to police about the 2024 shooting that killed 18-year-old Gabriel Vigil at her birthday party.

Terryl Warner, 63, allegedly used a bogus degree to dodge a pay cut after years running victim services. She could face up to 15 years.

Alliance for a Better Utah says Justice Michael Menssen signed a petition against the very law he's now judging.

A person struck near 4180 West and 4715 South remains hospitalized as police investigate what caused the crash.

A 0-0 draw with Seattle, paired with Portland's win, sent Utah to its first postseason since returning to the NWSL.

The southbound I-15 to eastbound I-84 ramp at Exit 340 closes again in a week for the bridge's other half.

Lisa Whittington, 37, allegedly texted after the crash admitting she hit the woman who later died.

Utah's parole board will weigh freedom for the two convicted of torturing Franke's children starting in early December.

Summum says a 252-unit tower near its sacred pyramid would block sunlight tied to its rites and sacred wine-making.

Trent Nelson is staying on the ballot despite a failing grade from state evaluators — something only one Utah judge has done in a decade.

Sandra Buendia, terminated by Salt Lake City schools in 2024, is now challenging incumbent Annie Romano for the Precinct 5 seat.

A month after voting it down, Sandy Council narrowly approved the Canyon Gate project replacing a Canyons School District tech center.