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Utah Inspected Nearly 10000 Boats Over Fourth Of July Weekend
Nearly ten thousand boats were checked across Utah over the Fourth of July weekend — that's a lot of watercraft, and a lot of people working to keep invasive species from spreading.

Hidden Restaurants In St. George, Utah Worth Finding
Red Fort Indian Cuisine is tucked behind a Target in Southern Utah — and somehow, people still find it.

Ted Bundy's Last Meal, Final Words, And Execution In 1989
Ted Bundy asked for nothing special before his execution — so the state gave him steak, eggs, and toast. What happened next morning outside the prison is something else entirely.

What You Notice When You Walk Utah Instead Of Drive
Walking a familiar trail in reverse changes how shadows fall and what animals you spot along the way.

Human Remains Identified in Iron County
The remains were believed to belong to an adult man approximately 6 feet tall with long black-and-gray hair.

St. George Housing Costs Stand Out in New Study
Utah ranked second in the nation for average listed home size at 2,440 square feet.

Utah Fishing Limits Changed At Minersville Reservoir This Summe
Seven Utah waterbodies just got new fishing rules — and if you've been watching reservoir levels drop this summer, the timing makes a lot of sense.

Inmate Found Unconscious at the Washington County Jail
Medical personnel responded at the facility, and LopezGarcia was transported to St. George Regional Hospital for treatment.

Why Clark County Roads Feel Bumpier Than Roads In Utah
Nevada roads use raised bumps called lane bots while Utah prefers the grooved rumble strips

Utah's Mighty Five National Parks And What Makes Each One Unique
Utah's Mighty Five national parks each tell their own story — and one of them has a 100-mile fold in the earth that most people have never heard of.


