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SLCCs scholarships are funded primarily through individual donors and through annual events such as Giving Day, which is taking place today.

First responders are pleading for skiers to be better prepared if they exit a resorts safety zone or dont exit the boundaries at all.\u00a0

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox said Thursday he believes former president Donald Trump will win the 2024 presidential election thanks to Joe Bidens handling of the border.

Larry H. Miller Company officials announced Thursday that they plan to invest at least $3.5 billion toward the Power District project in Salt Lake City.

The collision between a sports utility vehicle and motorcycle Wednesday night left one man dead.

The Utah Jazzs three games since the trade deadline have seen their defense get abused. The problems, though, go deeper than just trying to replace personnel.

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox said Thursday he believes former president Donald Trump will win the 2024 presidential election thanks to Joe Bidens handling of the border.

A Salt Lake City man is facing federal charges accusing him of carjacking a U.S. Postal Service truck and causing multiples car accidents while driving recklessly through Davis County.

Police and fire chiefs in Washington County have sounded the alarm for years that increasing health insurance costs and salaries have been hiking needed funds, and those needs are becoming a growing tumor in city budgets.

A bill that delays the implementation of Utahs cage-free egg production law by five years advanced through a committee Wednesday.