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River guides are calling it perfect timing for the Fourth of July holiday weekend after the Provo River suddenly dropped to normal levels.

First-time homebuyers in Utah can start reserving a $20,000 assistance loan on July 11 to use toward the purchase of a newly built home, townhome or condo.

Two Utah cities are trying to spread the word about a location app that helps search and rescue teams quickly find people who need help.

A report from the Disability Law Center of Utah sheds light on the aftermath of a care facility being closed by the health department, focusing on one resident who died by suicide after being transferred to another facility.

With the weather heating up, there are renewed calls for people to stay away from Bridal Veil Falls and the large debris field from this winters avalanche.

Residents of the Spring Run neighborhood in Eagle Mountain worked into the early morning hours Thursday to place sandbags and pump floodwater away from homes.

Utahs reservoir system is in a much better place with summer around the corner than last year, as whats left of the states record-breaking snowpack continues to melt.

Seven children and two adults fell into the swift-moving Jordan River on Tuesday after a pair of canoes capsized, but all made it safely to shore.

This years Utah Valley Parade of Homes features an unexpected stop among the 31 homes: the campus of Brigham Young University.

Fire chiefs in southern Utah are warning about a dangerous stretch of road thats being called \