An anticipated payout to Utah as part of a national settlement with drug companies could strengthen programs to help those in crisis, equip people with an overdose-reversing drug and safely dispose of leftover prescription pills, Attorney General Sean Reyes said Thursday.
Johnita and Travis Simons contend in a lawsuit that their daughter Kirsta should not have been left alone before she took her own life at a West Jordan treatment center for teens.
Gov. Spencer Cox and first lady Abby Cox helped drive cattle down the streets of Salt Lake City to mark the return of Days of '47 festivities that were canceled last year.
The criminal case tied to a multimillion-dollar drug ring, that operated from a Utah basement and used the darknet to sell pills laced with a deadly opiate, drew to a close.
Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill says he believes two Herriman officers had no choice in October 2020 but to use deadly force against a man who fired several rounds in a Herriman neighborhood before sliding his way under a van and reaching for a gun.
Donna Miller has accepted $152,000 as part of a settlement after suing Murray police for racial bias in a traffic stop that left her facing criminal charges for a time. She says she didn't drink a drop or do any drugs.
It's been a long wait for Utah inmates and their family members, who have waited more than a year to see each other in person. They can't hold hands or embrace under current protocol, but that may change soon.
A Utahn contends she wound up in an emergency room due to a doTerra product containing high levels of a plant extract that can make a person hyper-sensitive to UV rays.
Prosecutors in Maricopa County in Arizona notified Chandler police of their decision not to charge Chad Daybell in a June letter, citing "no reasonable likelihood of conviction."
A preliminary examination concluded that a missing Sandy woman whose body was found along the Jordan River was shot at least once in the chest, according to police.
Police in Sandy have arrested a 75-year-old man in connection with the death of Masako Kenley, a Sandy woman who left home Friday to meet friends for dinner but didn't return.
A lawmaker is exploring tougher penalties for Utahns start wildfires by mistake and taking aim at a disconnect in the law that sometimes prevents the state from pursuing charges.
Police in Chandler, Arizona, released affidavits Thursday providing more details about how doomsday beliefs factored into an alleged plot by Lori Daybell to kill her former husband.
A judge ordered Cashell Kelly Carr to complete an inpatient mental health treatment program and sentenced her to probation for attacking Kathryn Wells, 65, who later died of her injuries last year.
Ethan Hunsaker pleaded guilty and mentally ill on Tuesday in the death of Ashlyn Black. The plea allows him to potentially receive mental health treatment at the Utah State Hospital before he serves time at the Utah State Prison.
Former Salt Lake City School Board member Joel-Lehi Organista pleaded not guilty to new child pornography charges Tuesday as the board was preparing to choose his replacement.
An Idaho judge on Wednesday set a trial date for Chad Daybell later this year. He faces charges of murder and conspiracy in the killings of his wife's two children and his former wife.
Kami Kay Tollefson will serve two years — the maximum sentence available — in the abuse of two children that took place more than a decade ago at her Murray day care.
Unvaccinated Utahns should expect to be infected at some point with the highly contagious COVID-19 delta variant that may make them sicker, experts say.