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Utah Attorney General Derek Brown is expected to announce details about new legal action involving online gambling. The announcement expected Tuesday morning comes as Utah continues its efforts to enforce the state's ban on gambling — including online sports betting.
Another mild fall day before a storm settles in! Widespread rain returns Wednesday AM across the south, then moves north Thursday & Friday. Strong winds & heavy rain possible. Much colder by Friday. SALT LAKE CITY Tuesday: Partly cloudy & mild.
OGDEN — An immigrant from Ecuador is crying foul over his detention by federal immigration agents last month and the involvement of an Ogden police officer, who assisted as the ICE agents struggled with the man. "It changed my life, 360 degrees," Dennys Alcivar Torres said, saying the incident took an economic toll and affected him emotionally and psychologically.
Two pedestrians were hit by a car overnight Tuesday in West Valley City. Police say the pair were in a crosswalk, although the driver had a green light. —Here's what we know so far— Two pedestrians hospitalized in critical condition after being hit by pickup truck in West Valley City Both pedestrians, a 39-year-old man and 37-year-old woman, were hospitalized in critical condition.
The Central Utah Project and other transbasin diversions bring Colorado River water to the Wasatch Front. If Utah has to cut its Colorado River use in the future, the state's major cities could lose this water source.
This plaintiff argues he was a private individual who wasn't working on any campaign against the Box Elder County project. (The Salt Lake Tribune) Entrepreneur Kevin O'Leary speaks while being interviewed by The Salt Lake Tribune on Monday, June 1, 2026.
5 contested Cache County races are on the ballot this year. Here’s who is running, and what’s important to them. The clerk’s office and four seats on the seven-member County Council are up for grabs.