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60 In 60: #7 BYU’s Jakob Robinson (Cornerback)
SALT LAKE CITY— The countdown is on for Hans and Scotty’s 60 in 60 for the 2024 college football season. BYU Cougar cornerback Jakob Robinson lands at No. 7. Robinson is the seventh Cougar to land inside this year’s top 20. He joins No. 9 Tyler Batty (DT), No. 12 Connor Pay (OL), No. 13 Ben Bywater (LB), No. 15 Chase Roberts (WR), No. 17 Darius Lassiter, and No. 18 LJ Martin (RB). Batty was No. 18 in 2023 and No. 24 in 2022.
Couple pressing charges after accusing Park City Airbnb host of keying cars
The host, 44-year-old Curtis James Thornhill, is charged with two third-degree felony counts of property damage. And Park City police say Thornhill called them the night of Feb. 3, 2024, after a disagreement with a couple staying at his property on Deer Valley Drive. Charging documents state the couple brought...
IN-DEPTH: Jimmer Fredette on recent injury that benched him during Paris Olympics
SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — Former BYU star and Team USA Olympic basketball player Jimmer Fredette spoke about his recent - and brief - stint playing 3X3 basketball for Team USA in the Paris Olympics. Fredette joined KUTV 2News' ARC Salt Lake on Thursday morning, just weeks after a...
Coordinated police effort leads to arrest of murder suspects in Omaha
OMAHA, Neb. — On Wednesday, the Special Operations Group of the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office (DCSO), in collaboration with the Omaha Police Department's Gang Unit, successfully apprehended two individuals with active felony homicide warrants from Salt Lake County, Utah. According to the DCSO, the operation occurred near the...
Utah-based discount brokerage Homie files antitrust lawsuit against competitors
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Man accused of faking death and fleeing US to avoid rape charges will stand trial, Utah judge rules
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A man accused of faking his own death and fleeing the U.S. to avoid rape charges will stand trial, a judge in Utah ruled Thursday. District Judge Barry Lawrence ruled during Nicholas Rossi’s preliminary hearing that prosecutors had presented enough evidence to warrant a jury trial, KTVX-TV reported.
12-year-old Snow leopard dies at Utah's Hogle Zoo
SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — Utah's Hogle Zoo announced the death of their 12-year-old snow leopard. Chimeegui, AKA Chim, was euthanized on Aug. 17 after his health began "rapidly" declining, zoo officials said. Officials said the snow leopard had swelling and drainage on his muzzle before his health started...
Sandy and Smith Entertainment Group break ground for Utah's future NHL facility, release newest plans
The public got its first glimpse of Smith Entertainment Group’s (SEG) plans for its new hockey training facility at Sandy’s Shops at South Town at a recent groundbreaking ceremony for the center. The SEG owner Ryan Smith, members of the new Utah Hockey Club, Sandy Mayor Monica Zoltanski and other local officials were present.
What folks are saying about SLC's 2034 Olympics
The International Olympic Committee recently selected Salt Lake City to host the Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games in 2034. The overall reaction throughout Utah has been understandably enthusiastic. Through news releases, speeches and other methods, government and business leaders and others have expressed their excitement about the selection. Here are some of those comments, in some instances edited for length:
What is real? AI, elections, and deepfakes
SALT LAKE CITY — AI-generated content is expected to have an impact on the election this year, but it’s only a start to a long road ahead. The AI-generated content we see now ranges from robocalls impersonating the nominees or campaign staff voices to deepfakes of candidates saying things they normally wouldn’t.
Utah's Garrett Schoonover secures spot on US Parafencing team for Paris Paralympics
SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — The Paris Paralympic Games kick off August 28, and a few months ago KUTV featured a local amputee who was vying for a spot on the US Parafencing team. After sweeping Gold in all three weapons at the National Fencing Championships in Salt Lake...
How to protect your digital privacy
KUTV — Whether we believe it or not, we now live in a digital world that poses serious challenges and a growing potential to become a victim of fraud. Now, a new survey called the ‘trust index’ by telesign examines the critical role of trust in a digital world.
High winds, low humidity increasing risk for wildfire conditions in western, central Utah
SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — Critical fire weather conditions are expected to impact western and central Utah on Friday. National Weather Service forecasters said winds blowing from 15 to 30 miles per hour with gusts up to 45 miles per hour, combined with a relative humidity of 5-10%, will create critical fire conditions.
Top247 offensive lineman Esun Tafa planning game visits
SALT LAKE CITY — With the college season just around the corner, Top247 offensive lineman Esun Tafa is beginning to draw up potential game visits with a number of suitors. Tafa saw his recruitment extend past the West region this offseason and there are now a dozen teams on his offer sheet.
New 'The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City' Friend, Britani Bateman, Is A Triple Threat
When it comes to bringing the drama, The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City never misses. The first three seasons were dominated by a powerful force only the federal government could stop: Jen Shah. When she began serving her sentence after being found guilty of some serious fraud, it was time to bring in some new housewives. Angie Katsenevas was promoted to housewife, and a new person joined the cast, Monica Garcia, who actually worked for Jen as her assistant and even helped with her arrest.However, by the end of Season 4, Heather Gay discovered that Monica was one of...
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