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Utah Police Says They Are "Not Ruling Out" Possible Link Between Double Murder and Gabby Petito Case

Utah police say they will "not rule out" any possible connection between the double murder and Gabby Petitio's case.

Alligator Attack: Utah Zoo Worker Saved by Guests

Aug 17, 2021 06:00 AM EDT By Joshua Summers

A zoo worker from Utah was saved by the guests when an alligator attacked her in its enclosure.

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox Says He’s ‘Grateful’ to Constituent Who Demand He Change His ‘Dirty, Obscene’ Last Name

Aug 12, 2021 12:23 AM EDT By Mary Webber

Utah Governor Spencer Cox has responded to a constituent who suggested changing his "obscene" last name.

Utah’s Great Salt Lake Drops to Record-Low Water Levels, Conditions to Worsen Due to ‘Megadrought’ Gripping the Western U.S.

Jul 27, 2021 12:55 AM EDT By Mary Webber

Utah's Great Salt Lake has experienced a new historic low in its water levels, with experts saying that the conditions will further decline.

7 Dead in Utah after Sandstorm Causes 20-Vehicle Pileup on Highway

Jul 26, 2021 03:07 AM EDT By Joshua Summers

Multiple vehicle pileups caused by sandstorms left at least seven dead and multiple others injured in Utah.

Utah Man Who Killed His Wife on Cruise Ship off Alaska Found Dead in Prison Cell

Jul 19, 2021 12:40 AM EDT By Joshua Summers

Utah man Kenneth Manzanares accused of beating his wife to death during a cruise was found dead inside his prison cell in Alaska last week.

Utah Man Gets 30 Years for Killing His Wife on Cruise Ship off Alaska

Jun 04, 2021 04:06 AM EDT By Joshua Summers

A family trip quickly turned into a horrific incident after a Utah man beat his wife to death on a cruise ship off Alaska.

Utah Highway Patrol's photo of strange monolith

Mysterious 10-Foot Tall Monolith Discovered in Remote Utah Desert

Nov 23, 2020 10:29 PM EST By Dana Cruz

A strange monolith was found sticking out of the ground in a remote desert in Utah as state employees were counting sheep from a helicopter.

Utah Declares State of Emergency, Masks Now Required in the State

Utah Declares State of Emergency, Masks Now Required After Surge in COVID-19 Cases

Nov 09, 2020 09:45 PM EST By Mary Anne R.

Utah Gov. Gary Herbert has declared a state of emergency and ordered a mask mandate for all residents until further notice.

Black Lives Matter Activists And Protesters Supporting Police Hold Rallies In Provo, Utah

Utah Governor Declares State of Emergency Over Tense Demonstrations

Jul 10, 2020 11:34 PM EDT By Dana Cruz

Utah Governor Gary Herbert has declared a state of emergency in response to tense protests in Salt Lake City.

Utah Climber Slipped and Fell While Climbing a Remote Cliff

May 26, 2020 04:38 AM EDT By Danielle Ong

A Utah man reportedly cracked his head after falling off a cliff in the Uintah County.

Farmers and Restaurants Hurt By Current Immigration Laws Push for Reform

Jun 04, 2014 05:49 PM EDT By Jessica Michele Herring

Farmers, restaurants and businesses in Utah are pushing for federal immigration reform to help boost profits.

University of Utah Student Brings Suitcase With Thousands of Singles to School, Find Out Why

Jan 23, 2014 01:04 PM EST By Scharon Harding

On Tuesday, a University of Utah student gave his school 2,000 examples of how much he disagrees with the school's ever increasing tuition.

Five 2014 Health Stories We Hope Aren't True

Jan 21, 2014 01:19 PM EST By Scharon Harding

The New Year has just begun, but there are already plenty of health theories out there that have the potential to turn 2014 into a very risky year. Here are five health-related stories to hit the news this year that, for one reason or another, we hope are not true. If they are, then 2014 could end up being a very sick year (and not in the good way).