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Utah lawmakers want voters to give them the power to change ballot measures once they’ve passed
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Utah’s Republican-controlled Legislature is meeting Wednesday to decide whether to ask voters in November to relinquish some of their rights to lawmakers who want the ability to change state ballot measures after they’ve passed. Frustrated by a recent state Supreme Court ruling,...
Severe flooding strikes southern Utah and northern Arizona, blocking traffic and flooding streets
The National Weather Service released major flood warnings across most of Utah and parts of Arizona and Colorado over the weekend of August 16, predicting major rainfall leading to flash floods. Travelers were warned to stay away from slot canyons and parts of local national parks. Left to right:. Monsoon...
Mostly sunny and hot Wednesday, followed by a wetter pattern
SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) – Happy Wednesday, Utah! We’re looking at a pretty nice Wednesday around the Beehive state, with mostly sunny skies, and breezy, warm temperatures. A few isolated pop-up showers will be possible across far eastern and southeastern Utah for our Wednesday afternoon. High temperatures will climb into the upper 80s to mid-90s […]
Suicide by cop suspected in deadly Layton police shooting
LAYTON, Utah (KUTV) — A Layton man has died after officers shot him outside of his home. Police released the name of the man, and said the sorrowful ordeal seemed to be suicide by cop. Michael Davis, 58, was shot by two officers Wednesday night, after police say his...
The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City: Season Five of Bravo Series Gets Premiere Date
Get ready for more of The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City. Bravo has announced the premiere date for the fifth season of the reality series. This season, Lisa Barlow, Heather Gay, Angie Katsanevas, Meredith Marks, and Whitney Rose will be joined by new housewife cast member Bronwyn Newport. Bravo...
Kanab Museum to host film exhibit celebrating Utah’s cinematic milestones
This year marks a landmark celebration for Utah’s rich film history, commemorating 100 years since the state’s first film was shot and the 50th anniversary of the Utah Film Commission. In honor of these significant milestones, the Utah Film Commission, in collaboration with the Utah Division of Arts & Museums, is rolling out a year-long celebration of Utah’s cinematic heritage with a series of exhibits, events and film screenings across the state.
“I just want him to rot in Hell”: Victim’s mother speaks about Jonathan Dunn’s life sentence
ROY, Utah (ABC4) – It’s been eight months since Brittany Kunzler’s 2-year-old son Aleister was abused to death — and his killer, Jonathan Dunn, received a life sentence in a Utah court today, Aug. 21. “I loved him more than life itself,” Kunzler said about her...
Lady Spartan volleyball falls in season opener at South Sevier
The Lady Spartans began defense of their State Championship on Tuesday in Monroe against South Sevier. Emery came out grabbing a win in the first set but it was all Rams after that as they handed the Lady Spartans a 3-1 loss. Emery earned the State Championship on October 26...
Water main break at Central Utah Correctional Facility impacts inmates
GUNNISON, Sanpete County — A water main break that occurred Tuesday night is impacting operations at the Central Utah Correctional Facility, according to officials. The building experienced flooding from the water main break, and several other buildings are without water, the Utah Department of Corrections said in a Facebook post.
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