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DNA testing confirms ‘serial killer’ in Pennsylvania in 1970s: State police

DNA testing confirms ‘serial killer’ in Pennsylvania in 1970s: State police

Authorities say DNA testing helped crack two decades old cold cases. WTAE State police in Pennsylvania announced DNA testing has tied together two long-standing cold case deaths and allegedly confirmed a “serial killer” was in Washington County in southwestern Pennsylvania in the 1970s. Authorities alleged at a press conference on […]

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4 Colorado officers shot, 1 fatally, after gunfight with suspect: Police

4 Colorado officers shot, 1 fatally, after gunfight with suspect: Police

KMGH One police officer was killed and three others wounded after a gunfight with a suspect who was trying to get on a bus in Lakewood, Colorado, Thursday night, police said. The suspect was killed in the gunfire, John Romero, the public information officer with the Lakewood Police Department, told […]

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Suspect in deadly Citibank shooting was ‘irate’ over court summons for $2,500 debt: Sheriff

Suspect in deadly Citibank shooting was ‘irate’ over court summons for $2,500 debt: Sheriff

First responders are shown at the scene of a shooting at Citigroup in Tampa, Fla., on Nov. 4, 2026. WFTS The suspect in a deadly shooting at a Citibank business complex in Florida was “irate” after receiving a court summons over some $2,500 in credit card debt that he owed […]

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Trio used AI to impersonate corporate execs, defrauding companies of nearly $130 million: DOJ

Trio used AI to impersonate corporate execs, defrauding companies of nearly $130 million: DOJ

The FBI seal is shown in the election security command center at FBI headquarters on Nov. 4, 2024. (ABC News) Three people face charges alleging they schemed to use artificial intelligence to defraud companies of nearly $130 million, federal prosecutors in Manhattan announced Thursday. Jacob Soall, who called himself “Rocky […]

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Utah House Republicans Could Lose Supermajority

Utah House Republicans Could Lose Supermajority

(Salt Lake City, UT) — Utah House Republicans may be on the brink of losing their supermajority. While the GOP is expected to maintain control of both legislative chambers, Republicans could drop below the two-thirds threshold: that means they wouldn’t have enough votes to accomplish certain things on their own, […]

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Water Release Sends More To Great Salt Lake

Water Release Sends More To Great Salt Lake

(Willard, UT) — A coordinated water release is sending nearly 10-thousand acre-feet toward the Great Salt Lake. Utah’s Great Salt Lake Commissioner, the watershed enhancement trust and Great Salt Lake Rising partnered on the release from Willard Bay. The opportunity was created largely by construction on the Pineview Reservoir waterline […]

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Shown are lockers at Penn Wood High School in Lansdowne, Pa., Wednesday, May 3, 2023. As schools across the country struggle to find teachers to hire, more governors are pushing for pay increases and bonuses for the beleaguered profession. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke)

Grants Available As Schools Roll Out Panic Buttons

(Salt Lake City, UT) — Grants are available for schools that are required to install panic buttons by July 1st of 2027. There have already been delays in the rollout of the policy, but now state officials say districts have more options. If they pick one of three state-approved vendors, […]

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2 college students found dead in Colorado mountains fell to their deaths while climbing: Authorities

2 college students found dead in Colorado mountains fell to their deaths while climbing: Authorities

Two Colorado hikers, Kaden Matsuda, left, and Jackson Donlon, found dead. (Chaffee County Sheriff’s Office) Two college students who went missing on a weekend hike in the Colorado mountains died after an anchor they were using while climbing failed and they fell a “substantial” distance, according to authorities. Kaden Matsuda, […]

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Pennsylvania reports 6th measles-associated death amid outbreak: Health officials

Pennsylvania reports 6th measles-associated death amid outbreak: Health officials

The measles virus, transmission microscopy view. (BSIP/Universal Images Group via Getty Images) A sixth person in Pennsylvania has died of measles, state health officials said Wednesday. The person was unvaccinated and a resident of Jefferson County, according to the officials. This brings the nation’s total to seven measles-associated deaths this […]

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BLM and USWFS Launch Prescribed Burn Season across Utah

BLM and USWFS Launch Prescribed Burn Season across Utah

The Bureau of Land Management and the U.S. Wildland Fire Service are set to begin prescribed fire operations throughout Utah. These operations will continue throughout the fall and winter as weather, fuel and air quality become favorable. In a press release it was shared, “these treatments  are carefully planned to […]

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