(Salt Lake City, UT) — Governor Cox will be announcing action lawmakers will be taking to combat the harmful effects of social media during an event this morning at the State Capitol. The governor held a symposium on the topic last week, saying social media companies need to be held […]
A new system at Glen Canyon Dam will provide nearby communities with water even if Lake Powell reaches “dead pool” level. According to federal reclamation officials, crews completed the new water intake connections at the Dam last month that will allow water to be provided to residents of Page and […]
(Denver, CO) — A lawsuit over allowing girls to play football at Utah high schools is getting a new life thanks to a federal appeals court. Denver’s Tenth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled recently that a lower court judge made an incorrect ruling in dismissing the lawsuit. Seven Utah […]
(Salt Lake City, UT) — A state representative from Murray is getting a promotion to the state Senate. The Utah Democratic Party announced yesterday that Representative Karen Kwan won a special election and will replace state Senator Karen Mayne. The West Valley City senator announced her resignation a few weeks […]
(St. George, UT) — Southern Utah is gearing up for snow. The National Weather Service issued a winter storm warning for the cities of Cedar City, Beaver and Milford, and surrounding areas. It’s in effect now until five-p.m. tomorrow. Experts are forecasting upwards of 28 inches of snow.
(Salt Lake City, UT) — Utah lawmakers are set to start their 45-day session today in Salt Lake City. Lawmakers come back to the State Capitol with a nearly three-billion dollar budget surplus and a mandate from the governor to increase education spending and raise teacher salaries. Republican leaders are […]
A Snow College student is dead after a car crash just outside of Fountain Green. Around 9:00 a.m. on Jan. 16, Paige Rydalch, age 20 from Stockton, was driving south on SR-132 when wet and slushy roads caused her to lose control of her vehicle. The car spun backwards on […]
(Undated) — Utahns who have the day off because of the Martin Luther King, Junior holiday might want to head to one of the state’s very popular national parks. The National Parks Service is waiving entrance fees today to honor the late civil rights leader. Some parks are also holding […]
(Salt Lake City, UT) — Utahns are urging lawmakers to do more to help preserve and restore the Great Salt Lake. Hundreds of protesters rallied at the State Capitol on Saturday to urge more action during the upcoming legislative session. The lake reached historically low water levels last year and […]
(Salt Lake City, UT) — Vivint Arena will get a new but very familiar rebranding later this year. The Utah Jazz announced Saturday that the arena will become the Delta Center on July 1st. The arena was originally named the Delta Center when it opened in 1991. Delta Airlines ended […]
