Imagine paying a deposit for expensive furniture only to have the company vanish before you get your stuff. It happened to several Utahns and now, the store has been cited by the State of Utah.
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Utah high school football teams take action to beat the heatSchool in Utah is still a couple of weeks away from getting underway, but there is plenty of activity going on right now on high school campuses across the state.
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Mixed reactions to Utah State Board of Education policy on library materialsThe Utah State Board of Education (USBE) approved a library materials model policy on Tuesday. The policy is aimed at guiding districts and charter schools in reviewing materials in schools that could be deemed sensitive.
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'Violent and Unruly' British Man Arrested After London-Los Angeles Flight Diverted to Utah: PoliceLocal police took the suspect into custody after the plane landed and referred the case to the U.S. Attorney's office, which typically has authority over international flights.
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Jury awards $10M to family of Utah woman fatally injured in Davis County Jail fallA federal jury in Utah on Friday awarded $10 million in damages to the family of 28-year-old Heather Ashton Miller, who fell in her Davis County Jail cell in 2016 and later died at a hospital after a jail nurse brushed off her injuries, a lawsuit alleged. Miller was denied medical care for nearly three hours as her ruptured spleen spilled more than a liter of blood into her stomach, the complaint states.
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