Criminal charges were filed Tuesday against a man accused of shooting his father-in-law inside an Ogden church on Sunday during Mass. Read more »

A veteran police officer from Tremonton has been arrested for investigation of sexual exploitation of a minor. Read more »

Ozone alerts were issued for multiple counties along the Wasatch Front as the temperatures started to climb Tuesday with air quality officials asking motorists to reduce travel as much as possible. Read more »

A new report by the National Wildlife Federation said climate change is the most serious threat birds face this century. The report raises concerns at Utah's Great Salt Lake, a major stop on the... Read more »

The running shoe is all wrong for the human foot, so Orem's Golden Harper came up with a solution — a radically different shoe called Altra that is expected to do $20 million in sales this... Read more »

Attorneys for imprisoned swindler Marc Sessions Jenson filed court documents Saturday claiming he is a victim of a "shakedown" by embattled Attorney General John Swallow and his predecessor, Mark... Read more »

The 2012 wildfire season was a costly one in Utah. Local experts have said the fire risk in Utah this year is high, but not as bad as 2012. Read more »

The state Department of Environmental Quality has announced the top three winners of its YouTube video contest that highlighted ozone pollution in 30 seconds. Read more »

At the kick-off meeting Wednesday of the state's new prison relocation board, members talked about how to answer the question of whether a move makes sense. Read more »

The Utah Department of Health will partner with various community groups and clinics to screen underserved Utahns for health risks this summer. Read more »

Hundreds of Davis County residents and protestors turned out in Farmington on Tuesday at the first of three public hearings hosted by the Utah Department of Transportation to get input on its... Read more »

A San Francisco attorney has filed a lawsuit naming, among others, the Utah-based company responsible for the Crossroads of the West Gun Shows, alleging violations of California state laws. Read more »

Utah Physicians for a Healthy Environment called on state air quality regulators Monday to hold a public hearing on alleged violations at a medical waste incinerator plant in North Salt Lake. The... Read more »

Federal officers and rangers have no right to enforce driving and other common laws on national forest, federal range lands and national parks, the Utah Attorney General's Office asserts Read more »

High temperatures will hang around Utah for the next several days. The Utah Health Department has some warnings for those who plan to head out and enjoy the summer sun. Read more »

A pastor of a Presbyterian church and longtime supporter of the Boy Scouts of America has vacated his post in light the organization's recent policy announcement regarding gay scouts. Read more »

Mosquitoes have tested positive for West Nile virus in southwestern Utah, the first confirmed location for the virus in Utah this year. Read more »

By the spring of 2015, the ACT exam is expected to transition to a digital format. The new test will allow a quicker delivery of a student's score. Read more »

A Salt Lake City police officer was injured on a motorcycle training ride when the group encountered debris on I-15. Read more »

Four Utahns have contracted hepatitis from consumption of frozen berries purchased at Costco. Read more »

The Joint Criminal Apprehension Team, which has made thousands and thousands of arrests, is reducing its size and shifting its focus following recent criticisms. Read more »