Web of abuse: Several women say Utah police, courts have failed to stop an alleged serial abuser

An investigation uncovered allegations against Andrekus Rowe from at least 17 women showing a pattern of violence and manipulation of victims and the systems meant to protect them.

'Kindness Walls' in Utah schools encourage positivity and uplifting social media posts

A growing program is encouraging positivity in social media posts by helping students share compliments with their peers. They're called Kindness Walls.

Tributes pour in following death of Mia Love

Utah's leaders are sharing tributes and memories of former Utah Congresswoman Mia Love following her family's announcement of her death on Sunday.

Former Utah Congresswoman Mia Love has died

Former Utah Rep. Mia Love has died, according to message posted on her official X account on Sunday. Love had been previously diagnosed with brain cancer.

Snow Squad: Deer Valley Ski Patrol demonstrates avalanche rescue dogs' intense training, drills

When avalanches strike, Deer Valley Ski Resort's Ski Patrol brings in its furry search crew: dogs with the training to find people quickly.

Cellphones out in classroom; real world in

A bill passed in the state legislature prohibits students from "using a cellphone, smart watch, or emerging technology during classroom hours."

Sen. John Curtis addresses Trump's clash with judges, Social Security reform on Meet the Press

Sen. John Curtis pushed back on the suggestion that the clash between President Donald Trump and federal judges who are blocking his reforms of the federal government is a "crisis."

Will Utah's vote-by-mail reform really make elections safer?

Utah House Speaker Mike Schultz said Tuesday the state's new vote-by-mail process is "a huge step" toward better election security despite the major changes made from the original proposal he supported.

Salt Lake police officer shoots dog during trespassing investigation Sunday

A Salt Lake City police officer shot a dog early Sunday that later had to be euthanized after police say the dog bit him and attempted to bite his partner.

Salt Lake City ranks top metro for families; expert weighs in on why

Salt Lake City can be found near the top of a variety of listicles ranking family-friendly places to live, but the factors that really make the Beehive State ideal depend on what you are looking for.

Northridge High School students deliver food donations for homeless teens

What started as a small food drive for the North Layton Junior High Teen Center ballooned into something much larger.

Majority of Utah Republicans like signature gathering for candidates, new poll finds

The majority of Utah voters — including Republicans — favor allowing candidates to qualify for the primary ballot by collecting signatures, a new poll finds.

2 seriously injured in West Valley City shooting

Two people were seriously injured in a shooting at a party in West Valley City early Sunday, police said.

University of Utah partners with Abundance Institute in quest for 'unsurpassed societal impact'

The University of Utah on Thursday announced a partnership with the Abundance Institute, a nonprofit focused on tackling societal and policy barriers facing emerging technologies.

Jury convicts Salt Lake man of murdering girlfriend in 'brutal' attack

Terence Trent Vos, a former public enemy No. 1 of the Metro Gang Unit, was found guilty Thursday of aggravated murder in the "brutal" killing of his girlfriend in 2021.

Utah violinist Jack Ashton, who introduced students to 'the joy of creating music,' has died

Jack Ashton, who as a kid dreamed of playing shortstop for the Pittsburgh Pirates before he picked up a violin and went on to inspire generations of students to find the joy in making music, died on March 15 at the age of 86.