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Why the discussion around processed foods isn’t black and white
Processed foods often come up in discussions about eating healthy, but there's debate on what role they should play in our diets.13 hours ago
Explaining bermudagrass: When it will be sold to the public, what it is, and where it grows
A hybrid bermudagrass is set to be sold to the public around the year 2025. But what is it? Should you buy it? And where does it grow well?6 days ago
Cox signs measure, voters to decide on ballot initiative changes in November
In November, voters will decide whether to make the change part of the state constitution.8 days ago
Mountain View Junior High welcomes students to its new campus; West Field and Haven Bay still waiting
Mountain View Junior High School will welcome students to their new campus. It is one of three new schools in the district.10 days ago
Local band asking for votes and donations toward addiction recovery
A local band fronted by Tyler Gould is asking for votes in the America's Next Top Hitmaker competition, along with donations.11 days ago
Bat watching event teaches people not to be so scared of bats
A bat watching event hosted by the Division of Wildlife Resources is aiming to show people why bats are important to Utah.13 days ago
A new scam is targeting students, BBB warns
The Better Business Bureau is warning of a new scam that's targeting students who seek tutoring help.14 days ago
The price of chocolate isn’t going down anytime soon
The price of your Easter chocolate shot way up last year. Unfortunately, there are about a half dozen reasons why the price isn’t dropping anytime soon.16 days ago
Colby Jenkins primary election case dismissed by Utah Supreme Court
Colby Jenkins' case, contesting the Republican primary election results in Utah's Second Congressional District has been dismissed.16 days ago
UTA Change Day brings more than the usual changes
UTA August Change Day usually marks the annual adjustments to schedules and services, but this year more changes are coming.16 days ago
Phil Lyman asks Utah Supreme Court to pause printing of ballots
Phil Lyman is asking the Utah Supreme Court to force the state to pause the printing of ballots for November's election.17 days ago
Movie “It Ends With Us” shines harsh light on domestic violence
A therapist shares her experience about domestic violence from the point of view of both victim and abuser.17 days ago
Utah Arts Festival looks to make changes following lackluster year
The Utah Arts Festival had its worst turnout in decades. Now festival executives are looking to make changes.18 days ago
Thunderstorms bring impressive rain, flash floods to Utah
Thunderstorms left behind an impressive amount of rain across Utah. The storms also caused some flash flooding.18 days ago
‘Dove Creek Fire’ burning in Box Elder County
A new wildfire started in Box Elder County near the Park Valley area on Friday. The fire is called the Dove Creek Fire.20 days ago
Graffiti racial slur found under an overpass cleaned up
A graffiti racial slur has been cleaned up by the Utah Department of Transportation after being under an overpass since July.21 days ago
Holladay locals swim the English Channel in just over 12 hours
A group of high school friends from Holladay swam From England to France across the English Channel in a relay swim.22 days ago
Salt Lake County Council supports Rio Grande Plan
The Salt Lake County Council has lent its support to a plan that will revitalize the Rio Grande train station.22 days ago
Glendale homicide suspect still at large, but police say no danger to public
An investigation continues after an unresponsive man was found in an apartment on West Snow Queen Place on Monday.23 days ago
Why are dead fish washing up in Big Cottonwood Creek?
Dead fish are showing up in Big Cottonwood Creek. Health officials say low water levels and long, hot summers are causing fish to die.24 days ago
Gov. Cox denies delay of Honie execution
Taberon Honie's request for reprieve was denied by Gov. Spenser Cox. Honie is scheduled to be executed on Aug. 8, 2024.24 days ago
One Utah city will offer prizes to get people to conserve more water
The city of Millcreek hopes to encourage its residents to conserve water with a new game that offers prizes.24 days ago
National Weather Service says excessive heat could stick around
Excessive heat will hang around in Utah longer than usual. The National Weather Service says we could see triple-digits through the fall.25 days ago
