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Utah Gov. Spencer Cox signed a letter with 26 other Republican governors on Wednesday expressing solidarity with Jewish Americans.

Around 10,000 people will be at the Salt Palace Convention Center for the X4 Tech Summit that begins Wednesday.\u00a0Utah co-headquartered tech company Qualtrics is hosting.

Investigators are trying to get to the bottom of a fake 911 call that led to a significant emergency response in West Jordan on Monday.

An Idaho man got drunk, kicked a bison, got hurt and went to jail, Yellowstone Park officials said.

A Provo man is facing criminal charges after police say he broke into an American Fork impound lot to get his car back and was later shot by police in South Salt Lake.

Women who have seen and done the impossible, and who have discovered the youthful joy of surfing, are joining the local movement to have their inspirational wave, Nahoon Corner, declared a global surfing reserve. Fridays in the Corner parking lot at 9am have become a vibrant, not-to-be-missed calendar date for many of the 100 over-50 bodyboarders who pour their passion, power and experience into a newfound ecstasy, known by oceanators as ocean “stoke”.

With campaigning gaining momentum before the hotly contested May 29 election, two political parties in the Eastern Cape have ruffled the feathers of taxi bosses after reportedly failing to cough up for ferrying members to their rallies. The EFF and uMkhonto weSizwe are entangled in pay disputes which have left operators frustrated.

Kevin Youngs time as associate head coach of the Phoenix Suns came to a close Monday night. Now he only has one job: BYU mens basketball coach.

Foes worried about the environmental impact of the proposed Weber County inland port project are pushing for more study into the plans as the date nears to formally consider the project.

Utahs native pollinators are in trouble and need your help. Here are things that can assist in making Utah a sanctuary.