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West Valley City, UT

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Taylorsville, UT

TAYLORSVILLE — A man is in critical condition after being shot by Taylorsville police officers Friday night, Taylorsville police confirm. A Taylorsville resident called the fire department and police Friday at about 11 p.m. because a man who was in the same home was suffering from multiple self-inflicted injuries, smashing personal property and was reported to be suicidal, Taylorsville police said in a statement.

Taylorsville police shoot armed man Friday night

Salt Lake City, UT

SALT LAKE CITY — Two weeks after a violent collision off the Interstate 215 west belt left a driver critically injured with extensive injuries, co-workers of the man said he remained in a medically-induced coma while facing a long road to recovery. On March 3, investigators said a Utah...

Co-worker says man injured in violent crash off of I-215 faces long road to recovery

SALT LAKE CITY — A large elk herd that found refuge in a Salt Lake City golf course this winter is back home in Parleys Canyon. Dozens of spectators lined up to watch as the elk sprinted back to their native habitat as a part of a mitigation effort conducted by Utah wildlife biologists and law enforcement Sunday morning. The elk crossed freeways and used pathways on their journey from the Salt Lake Country Club back into the canyon in about 10 minutes.

'It went exceptionally well': I-80 reopens as wintering elk return to Parleys Canyon

Millcreek, UT

MILLCREEK — Jessie Rosas couldn't fathom at the age of 8 why his father would push his taco cart onto State Street in the middle of a snowstorm early in the morning. "I told him, 'Hey, if it's snowing so hard and there's so much snow, there's not going to be people. Why are you putting out the cart?'" Rosas said. "And he answered, 'Even if there's only one person all day, I'll still be putting out the cart. It doesn't matter if it rains, it doesn't matter if it snows, I need to be there.'"

'A new era': State Street taco cart opens brick and mortar restaurant

SALT LAKE CITY — Each year in the United States, about 100,000 people die from an overdose, according to Intermountain Health experts. A Salt Lake man is sharing his story of overcoming opioid use and how Intermountain Health's outpatient program helped him. "I was in a really deep hole...

How an outpatient program helped Salt Lake man overcome substance abuse

Provo, UT

Orem, UT

OREM — A rockslide and unstable rock face has forced the closure of the on-ramp to Provo Canyon from 800 North. The canyon itself is open, but motorists can't enter onto U.S. 189 from 800 North and are directed to take a detour. "We began to see rock —...

Rock fall danger closes on-ramp to Provo Canyon

South Carolina State

SALT LAKE CITY — Second-seeded Utah knew it was going to be in for a rock fight against a 10th-seeded Princeton team that prides itself on a stingy defense. But with a Sweet 16 berth on the line — the first for the Utes since the 2005-06 season — Utah had the best player on the court in Alissa Pili, and it mattered when Utah went an uncharacteristic 1-of-15 from 3-point range and needed points in the post.

Survive and advance: No. 2 Utah pulls away to beat Princeton, claim Sweet 16 berth

Kearns, UT

Magna, UT

West Jordan, UT

Murray, UT

Midvale, UT

Holladay, UT

Holladay Cottonwood, UT

South Jordan, UT

Copperton, UT

Bingham Canyon, UT

Riverton, UT

Sandy, UT

Herriman, UT

Emigration Canyon, UT

Draper, UT

Woods Cross, UT

Bluffdale, UT

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Prosecutors decline to file charges in West Valley shooting death

WEST VALLEY CITY — The Salt Lake County District Attorney's Office is declining to file criminal charges against a man who was arrested last month for...

Prosecutors decline to file charges in West Valley shooting death

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