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After being forced to dock their boats at the Great Salt Lake State Park and Marina due to the drought two years ago, sailors are readying to once again launch their vessels as water has returned from the wet water year.

An all-hands-on-deck operation started up City Creek Canyon northeast of the Capitol Wednesday as Salt Lake City Public Utility crews pulled debris from the river.

Utah residents are celebrating as the Great Salt Lake Marina boat ramps reopened Tuesday due to water returning to the bay.\u00a0

A legendary high school theater teacher is being remembered for his impact on thousands of kids over 30 years.\u00a0\u00a0

Its a very tough time for Utah farmers who are several weeks behind in the planting season because of all the snow. For consumers, this means many of the fresh products you see at farmers markets are going to be delayed.

Utahs continuous storms and snowfall have had a huge economic impact on those outdoor businesses that count on springtime customers.

The heavy snowfall and avalanche danger completely shut down Little Cottonwood canyon on Monday.

On May 24, 2022, a gunman killed 19 children and two teachers at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas. That night, 1,300 miles away in Huntsville, Utah, 78-year-old JR Johansen was watching the news and saw the horrific story. He wondered what could be done for the grieving families.

A South Jordan family is in shock and mourning after losing their son and brother in a horrific head-on collision over the weekend in Magna.

A Utah artist recently took a life-changing trip to a small Texas town to make a special delivery for residents who are still recovering from a horrific mass shooting.