Listen Live

 
 

Local News

Snow College ranked number one in the nation

Snow College ranked number one in the nation

Ephraim, UT – Snow College is ranked #1 in the nation for student success, according to an unsolicited report by the Chronicle of Higher Education.  The report, “ranks colleges that mainly serve students who are seeking an associate degree or preparing to transfer to a four-year institution by the percentage of […]

Read More

Antimony man upset that DWR fired a gun on his property

Antimony man upset that DWR fired a gun on his property

A man from Antimony is upset with the division of wildlife resources after he claims they shot a gun on his property at a deer he helped raise. According to Cole Montague, a DWR officer came to his property on Jan. 8th while no one was home and shot a […]

Read More

Over 16K comment on highway set for desert tortoise habitat

Over 16K comment on highway set for desert tortoise habitat

More than 16,000 public comments have been submitted for a proposal on whether to allow a highway to be built through a protected Mojave desert tortoise habitat in southern Utah. The four-lane road has drawn criticism from conservationists. The Spectrum newspaper reported the road would pass through the Red Cliffs […]

Read More

Salt Lake City zoo mourns death of giraffe, unborn calf

Salt Lake City zoo mourns death of giraffe, unborn calf

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Salt Lake City’s Hogle Zoo says a 17-year-old giraffe named Pogo has died, and her unborn calf was too small to survive. The Salt Lake Tribune reports Pogo started showing symptoms that she was sick on Sunday afternoon and died Monday. Zoo officials said in […]

Read More

Utah governor requests tuition freeze among budget proposals

Utah governor requests tuition freeze among budget proposals

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Utah’s governor has released an annual budget proposal calling for a freeze on college and university tuition increases until a specific definition of higher education affordability can be established. The Salt Lake Tribune reports Republican Gov. Gary Herbert requested that the governing bodies of the […]

Read More

Teen grateful to be alive after 30 hours in Utah mountains

Teen grateful to be alive after 30 hours in Utah mountains

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A California teenager who survived nearly 30 hours alone in the snowy Utah mountains says he kept himself awake with phone alarms, built a snow cave for shelter and held a special beaded bracelet to keep his hopes up. Seventeen-year-old Nicolas Stacy-Alcantara of Frenso says he […]

Read More

Fairview man sentenced to prison for sexual abuse

Fairview man sentenced to prison for sexual abuse

A Fairview man was sentenced to prison on Wednesday on one count of 3rd– degree felony forcible sexual abuse.  David Jackson Pemberton, 53, was sentenced to 0 to 5 years in the Utah State Prison for abuse of two 14-year old boys he hired to help him build a cabin […]

Read More

Ex-House speaker enters crowded GOP field for Utah governor

Ex-House speaker enters crowded GOP field for Utah governor

Former Utah House speaker Greg Hughes has pitched himself as a conservative, dynamic candidate for governor at a campaign announcement Wednesday.  Hughes spoke at an auto-repair shop owned by an immigrant family. He says he’s the only GOP candidate so far aiming to secure a spot on the primary ballot by […]

Read More

Utah law will allow public to request reviews of open cases

Utah law will allow public to request reviews of open cases

A new Utah law will enable family members of crime victims to request a review of cases that have been stalled for more than a year. KUTV-TV reported the law  allows family to check on the progress of felony cases including homicides and missing persons. Under the law, families or […]

Read More

Official quits amid charges he paid women to give up babies

Official quits amid charges he paid women to give up babies

PHOENIX (AP) — An Arizona elected official has resigned amid charges he paid women from the Marshall Islands to give up their children for adoption in the U.S. Maricopa County Assessor Paul Petersen’s resignation Tuesday came after county leaders suspended him. Petersen has been charged with illegally paying women to […]

Read More