Erin Cox
Highest ranking Muslim in the U.S. visits Utah to help small businesses
Dilawar Syed, Deputy Administrator for the U.S. Small Business Administration and the highest-ranking Muslim in the U.S. paid a visit to the Beehive State Tuesday.2 days ago
Ambassador of Ukraine to U.S. meets with Utah state and church leaders
For the first time, the Ukrainian Ambassador to the US, paid the Beehive State a visit.8 days ago
Two Dobermans missing for 11 days, reunited with North Ogden family
Two dogs that were missing for 11 days in northern Utah captured the attention of hundreds of people on social media and are now back home.15 days ago
6 Olympians celebrate 2 Utah runners, the first Americans to qualify for Paris Olympic Marathon
A group of some of the most accomplished people in the world came together, celebrating two Utahns who became the first Americans to qualify for the Paris 2024 Olympic Marathon.2 months ago
Alta interlodges as avalanche mitigation continued into Monday morning
The Town of Alta remained interlodged late into Sunday night due to the holiday snowstorm.3 months ago
Native American artists hope to pass their tradition on to future generations
Near the southern end of the Grand Canyon rests a trading post where you can find the work of Native American artisans, and if you’re lucky, you might catch the artist working there, too.4 months ago
Longtime friend of Lt. Alkonis is thankful to have him back in the States
For the first time in years, Lt. Ridge Alkonis has returned to U.S. soil after a medical accident in Japan caused him to fatally strike two people while driving.4 months ago
Fire displaces family of nine — what happened and how they’re moving forward
The charred remains of a house in Eagle Mountain serve as a reminder of what happened on Sunday.4 months ago
Utah veteran honored for service at Pearl Harbor 82 years ago
A Utah WII veteran shares his experience of Pearl Harbor as he returned to the island to be honored for his duty to his country.4 months ago
Consul general of Israel visits Utah, believes Beehive State can help Israel’s future
The Consul General of Israel, Israel Bachar, paid Utah leaders a visit this week, but his focus was not on the conflict alone.5 months ago
First Chinese choir in Utah uses music to break cultural barriers
The Salt Lake Chinese Choir brings people together from Provo to Ogden, but their influence reaches farther than that.5 months ago
Utah Food Bank building 3 new locations to fight food inaccessibility on Navajo Reservation
For many, their dinner table may not look as full because there's a limited amount of grocery stores in their area and food can be hard to come by.5 months ago
Utah community attends funeral services for President M. Russell Ballard
Those who walked Temple Square on Friday morning didn’t have to know President M. Russell Ballard personally to feel loved by him.5 months ago
60 years of friendship, Utah man remembers President M. Russell Ballard
When you’ve lived as long as Dale Tingey, you only remember what matters most.5 months ago
Water project to bring running water to southern Utah community for the first time
A community in southern Utah has been living for years without running water. Last year, they integrated electricity into their homes, and now they face the challenge of designing a water line around some archaeological sites.5 months ago
Giving machines provide opportunity for women in Tanzania
It’s that time of year, the season of giving and soon you’ll see the giving machines out and about.5 months ago
Utahns build bridges with prayer even as conflict continues in Israel
As Utahns watch the conflict in Israel closely, some along the Wasatch Front have felt the need to seek unity.6 months ago
Remembering Maj. Brent Taylor’s service, sacrifice on anniversary of his death
This week marks the fifth anniversary of Major Brent Taylor's death in Afghanistan. He was killed while on his fourth deployment.6 months ago
State project translating immigrant graves in Salt Lake City Cemetery connects Utahns with history
There’s a lot of diversity in Utah’s history and one organization has set out to uncover it -- just in a different way than you might think.6 months ago
Landslide leaves southern Utah couple homeless
A sudden landslide in Southern Utah has left one couple homeless with no answers as to where they can go.6 months ago
USU Eastern professors show how drones can improve farming
Professors with Utah State University Eastern are trying something different. They’re using drones to help with farming and it's changing the world of agriculture.6 months ago
High school students organize blood drive for 16-year-old in Murray
Students at Murray High School will gather at the Murray City Library on Friday, but they won’t be checking out books, instead, they’ll be giving.6 months ago
First ‘school resource officer’ makes big difference at Southern Utah high school
San Juan High School started their school year with a "school resource officer" for the first time. After police had been responding constantly to the school for drugs, fights and violence, they elected to have an officer permanently stationed at the school.6 months ago
