Daniel Woodruff

‘Very generous’: Provo man finds owners of mystery wedding home video

A Provo man has found the owner of some old home videos he discovered after purchasing a camcorder from a thrift store.

5 days ago

Provo man hopes to reunite mystery family with old home videos

A Provo man is hoping to find a mystery family and reunite them with some priceless memories that he came across completely by accident.

6 days ago

Here’s how many investors and cash buyers are in Utah’s housing market

Home prices are high, and so are mortgage rates. That might make you wonder, who's actually able to buy houses in Utah right now?

9 days ago

Incumbent Republicans forced into primaries in drawn-out GOP state convention

The field of candidates for the Republican nomination for governor was whittled down Saturday afternoon, setting up a primary between Rep. Phil Lyman and incumbent Gov. Spencer Cox.

11 days ago

Utah Republican legislative candidates advance out of state convention

Utah Republican legislative candidates advanced in several races during the state GOP convention Saturday.

11 days ago

‘I want to be productive’: Utah prison inmates find purpose by helping each other

Inside building B2 at the Utah State Correctional Facility, there’s a different energy. Mark Evans, an inmate who has spent decades behind bars, leads a discussion about time management and hope.

13 days ago

Simple ways to fight back against rising insurance costs

It’s one of the most painful parts of inflation right now – rising insurance costs.

13 days ago

‘I got frustrated and gave up’: High mortgage rates keep some Utah homebuyers on the sidelines

Some Utah homebuyers are beginning to give up on owning a home as mortgage rates continue to gatekeep them.

14 days ago

Demolition work begins at Provo Temple ahead of eventual reconstruction

Demolition work has begun on the Provo Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints ahead of its eventual reconstruction.

19 days ago

How Utah students practiced earthquake safety during statewide emergency drill

School started as usual Thursday morning at Canyon View Elementary in Cottonwood Heights. But within a few minutes, it was obvious the day would be a little different. It was part of the Great Utah ShakeOut, a statewide event during which people in schools, offices, and homes practice for an earthquake.

20 days ago

New Moab development aims to put dent in workforce housing crisis

When we talk about Utah’s housing crisis, one of the most extreme examples is Moab. Housing there is scarce and expensive, especially for the workers who keep the tourist town running.

22 days ago

Father of Utah Marine reacts to new report about attack that killed his son

The father of a Utah Marine who was killed by a suicide bomber in Afghanistan three years ago is reacting to a new report just released about that deadly day.

23 days ago

New Utah school safety law earns praise from victims’ families, but cost concerns persist

Family members who lost children in the deadliest high school shooting in U.S. history came to Utah to celebrate a new law aimed at making schools safer.

28 days ago

Utah’s first lady, Abby Cox, begins recovery after spinal surgery

Utah’s first lady is recovering after surgery, the governor’s office said Wednesday.

28 days ago

Elder Kearon delivers first general conference address since new calling as apostle

The newest apostle of the Church, Elder Patrick Kearon, delivered his first general conference address during the Sunday morning session of the 194th Annual General Conference.