2+ day, 8+ hour ago (35+ words) LAS VEGAS (KLAS) " The family of a Nevada state senator's son who was shot and killed inside a Las Vegas valley casino earlier this year is suing the property, claiming negligence. Aerion Warmsley, 20 ......

4+ day, 17+ hour ago (66+ words) Matt Rogers talks about how he hates Thanksgiving, going Day Drinking with Seth and Bowen Yang and how Kristen Wiig was starstruck by the cast of The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City. Matt Rogers talks about how he hates Thanksgiving, going Day Drinking with Seth and Bowen Yang and how Kristen Wiig was starstruck by the cast of The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City....

4+ day, 21+ hour ago (1227+ words) HGTV starJasmine Rothhas amassed a dedicated fanbase since her first show on the network, Hidden Potential, premiered in 2018. And there's no secret why. Her authentic nature, incredible eye for design, and can-do attitude have made her one of the most popular personalities on HGTV. Since 2020, Roth has helped homeowners on her series, Help! I Wrecked My House. Before the show's Season 5 finale, which premieres November 26, Roth teased that viewers will be blown away by the episode in an exclusive interview with Parade. Roth also shared how her 2024 move to Utah affected filming the show and how her family has adjusted to said move. In addition, Roth shared some helpful design tips and which HGTV star she'd pick to renovate a room in her home. While speaking to Parade, Roth let fans know that she's "excited" for fans to see where…...

4+ day, 22+ hour ago (46+ words) Nike founder Phil Knight is known for being heavily involved in Oregon athletics. The billionaire sports brand founder has given a ton of money to Oregon football, track, basketball and other sports. Utah doctor and police chief's partnership leads to a decade of overdose reversals...

1+ week, 5+ day ago (54+ words) The bottom line? A progressive weather pattern will continue to send storm systems across Utah, favoring southern Utah with the heavy rain and snow potential this week. The bottom line? A progressive weather pattern will continue to send storm systems across Utah, favoring southern Utah with the heavy rain and snow potential this week....

2+ week, 4+ day ago (373+ words) A Utah Division of Natural Resources employee works at an aquatic invasive species decontamination station. (Courtesy of the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources) This year's boating season report on invasive species decontamination efforts at Lake Powell and other Utah waterbodies registered larger numbers than in 2024." Technicians from different Utah, Arizona and federal offices inspected over 288,500 boats and performed 6,509 decontaminations of quagga mussels and other aquatic invasive species like Eurasian watermilfoil since the start of 2025, according to a release from the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources. That's an increase from the 6,383 boats decontaminated in 2024. But the state is overall happy with boaters' compliance to keep invasive species from spreading in the state, said Lt. Bruce Johnson, from the Utah Department of Natural Resources Law Enforcement Aquatic Invasive Species Statewide Operations. "We really appreciate everyone's efforts," Johnson said. "And while the boating…...

2+ week, 5+ day ago (870+ words) Will nuclear waste travel all the way from Ontario, Canada to a site about an hour drive from Salt Lake City? An interstate panel may consider a resolution later this month on whether to allow EnergySolutions to import up to 1.3 million cubic yards of low-level radioactive waste from Canada, a move worrying local advocates who argue this may be the stepping stone into accepting other types of nuclear waste. Waste that is accepted to be buried at the Clive facility is Class A, the least hazardous radioactive waste under U.S. standards. That includes items that staff working with radioactive materials wear, like gloves, shoe coverings, cleaning materials and tools. But the proposal can still be hazardous, said Carmen Valdez, senior policy associate at the Healthy Environment Alliance of Utah. "Any level of radiation can be harmful to humans. There is no…...

2+ week, 5+ day ago (368+ words) Nov. 11 (UPI) -- A Utah judge chose a redistricting map that plaintiffs in a lawsuit submitted instead of the Republican legislature-drawn map, delivering a blow to the state's GOP ahead of next year's midterm elections. Third District Judge Dianna Gibson reviewed potential maps submitted by the plaintiffs and the legislature. She chose the plaintiffs' map just minutes before a deadline. The Republican legislature submitted map C, while the plaintiffs submitted map 1. Gibson said she chose map 1 because map C "fails in many ways to comply with Proposition 4," she wrote in her decision. "In sum, the record overwhelmingly supports the Court's conclusion that Map C exhibits substantial pro-Republican bias," she said. The order came in at around 11:40 p.m. MST Monday, Utah News Dispatch reported, just minutes before the midnight deadline that the state's election officials gave to set a congressional map. The deadline…...

2+ week, 5+ day ago (335+ words) SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) " A study named Utah the second-most charitable state in the U.S., based on factors like volunteering, service, and charitable giving. According to a recent study from WalletHub, Utah is the second-most charitable state in the country. The study compared the 50 states and the District of Columbia across 17 "key indicators of charitable behavior." Below are the five most charitable states. Giving Season: Volunteer and service ideas for the holiday season WalletHub says that the Beehive State ranked number one for volunteering and service, which was based on metrics like volunteer rate, share of population collecting/distributing clothes and food, and volunteer hours per capita. According to the study, Utah has the highest volunteer rate in the entire U.S. at roughly 47%, and the highest percentage of the population that donates their time. Additionally, 68% of Utahns reported that they helped neighbors with…...

2+ week, 5+ day ago (1684+ words) Bumping all the way up against her deadline to decide what congressional boundaries will govern Utah's 2026 elections, 3rd District Judge Dianna Gibson issued a key decision in the state's court-ordered redistricting battle late Monday." In her ruling, Gibson overwhelmingly sided with the plaintiffs in a lawsuit against the Utah Legislature, blocking the Republican-controlled Legislature's map C from being used in the 2026 elections while instead approving one of the plaintiffs' submitted alternatives, known as Map 1." The Legislature's map, she wrote, "fails in many ways to comply with Proposition 4," a 2018 voter-approved law establishing an independent redistricting process and neutral map-drawing criteria." "In sum, the record overwhelmingly supports the Court's conclusion that Map C exhibits substantial pro-Republican bias," the judge wrote in the 89-page ruling." Her order came at about 11:40 p.m. Monday, minutes before midnight on the day the state's top election officials said would…...