Debbie Worthen
Thousands in Utah recognize 9/11 with Day of Service
Thousands of people across the state recognized 9/11 today by helping in the National Day of Service.4 days ago
Utah Paralympian returns a double-medalist
The Team USA women's wheelchair basketball player arrived home Monday after the team took silver against China in Paris.5 days ago
Herriman High School moves practices indoors because of poor air quality
The smoky air is causing trouble for high school sports teams trying to get daily practices completed.11 days ago
Teen targeted by scammer shares his ‘scary’ experience to warn others of dangers
A South Jordan teen and his family are sounding the alarm after a scam text took a dark turn.12 days ago
UHP: Distracted driving a possible factor in number of crashes during Utah’s 100 Deadliest Days
Nearly 200 people have died on Utah roads so far this year, and about half of those have come in the last 100 days, known as the 100 Deadliest Days.13 days ago
U of U to station new campus police officer near student dorms
The University of Utah is introducing a new campus police officer to be stationed near student dorms. Students are giving mixed reactions on the plan.18 days ago
Canyons School District to purchase eBay building and land in Draper
The Canyons School District is set to open a new high school in 2026. The district has just announced plans to purchase the eBay building, along with 16 acres that sit at the southwest end of Draper.26 days ago
Teen faces a long recovery after she was hit by a suspected DUI driver
A 17-year-old girl has a long road ahead of her after police say she was hit by a drunk driver.1 month ago
Mother recounts ordeal of her car being stolen with 8-month-old child inside
A Salt Lake City mother experienced panic and fear Monday after her car was stolen with her 8-month-old baby asleep in the car seat.1 month ago
With poor air quality, Utahns advised to limit outdoor time to mornings, evenings
Bryce Bird with the Utah Department of Environmental Quality says wildfires raging across the West Coast of the United States are part of the air quality problem. The other is ozone.2 months ago
Several campgrounds have just reopened in northern Utah after several bear sightings
The Division of Wildlife Resources euthanized an aggressive bear last weekend, and says this is a good reminder for those using the outdoors to keep food put away and camp areas clean.2 months ago
Riverton party kicks off excitement around Olympic Games and IOC announcement
A party to celebrate the start of Olympic Games took place in Riverton Monday night.2 months ago
Hit-and-run lands teen in hospital, Sandy police searching for driver
A teenager is fighting for her life after she was hit by a car Saturday night while walking home from work.2 months ago
Community mourns loss of Judge Memorial athlete following West Valley shooting
Friends and family of a Judge Memorial high school student are mourning the loss of the 17-year-old after he was shot and killed this weekend.2 months ago
Utah family argues discrimination at local waterpark
A Utah family says Splash Summit Waterpark discriminated against their daughter, who is diabetic and suffers from Celiac disease.2 months ago
Family of teen killed by alleged distracted driver urges people to be cautious
While most families are getting ready to celebrate Independence Day with fireworks and barbeques, this week is filled with sadness for two Utah families.2 months ago
Three Midvale businesses broken into overnight
Three small Midvale businesses are reeling after a man smashed out their office windows.2 months ago
Utah family mourns loss of 14-year-old son after construction accident
A Utah family is mourning the death of their teen after a fall on Friday.3 months ago
Victim’s brother recounts oldest cold case in Utah after it was finally closed
Utah's oldest cold case was recently solved, and the family and investigators of the 1965 murder are relieved.3 months ago
Justice Department report alleges Utah in violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act
A Justice Department report released Tuesday suggests Utah is segregating youth and adults with disabilities.3 months ago
Pilot memorialized in France after he died fighting in the invasion of Normandy in WWII
A Utah family traveled to Normandy for D-Day to see their great-uncle memorialized after he died fighting the day the town was liberated.3 months ago
Redwood Drive-In Swap Meet vendors hope to stop potential rezoning of land
Vendors of the Redwood Drive-In Swap Meet hope the city council will step in and stop the selling of the drive-in for proposed housing.3 months ago
Lehi road rage incident sends one man to hospital, another to jail
One man is fighting for his life and another is in jail facing aggravated assault charges after the two became involved in a road rage fight.3 months ago
