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Enrollment is dropping in many of Utah’s public schools. Utah’s declining birth rate, gentrification, rising housing prices and the growing availability of school choice options are likely contributing.

Enrollment in many of Utahs public school districts is on the decline, according to new numbers released by the Utah State Board of Education.

Richie Lush's Tennessee roots are on full display at his newly opened restaurant and food truck in Park City, Lush's BBQ.

A post-Halloween winter storm headed toward Utah is looking a little scarier than originally forecast, resulting in warnings and advisories.

A post-Halloween winter storm headed toward Utah is looking a little scarier than originally forecast, resulting in warnings and advisories.

Another foot of snow could be knocking on the doorstep of the Wasatch Mountains with the latest storm headed Utahs way this week.

As Utahns confront how to save their own shrinking Great Salt Lake, which is large, tapped and drained by far more interests than a single city, an expert says its important to think beyond just the body of water.

Utahs newest public transit system is about to finally have a home.

Mono Lake’s advocates successfully argued that protecting natural public resources held equal importance to LA’s need to export water. Advocates say “every drop matters.”

Church president’s participation was a welcomed surprise for 600 church members, community leaders and guests who were present.