Listen Live

 
 

Local News

Nov. 4 closing date set for temple renovation in St. George

Nov. 4 closing date set for temple renovation in St. George

ST. GEORGE, Utah (AP) — The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints says its temple in St. George, Utah, will close Nov. 4 for a major renovation expected to take several years. The Salt Lake City-based faith’s announcement Friday of the closing date says the previously announced project will […]

Read More

Standing ovation for Michael Jackson accusers at Sundance

Standing ovation for Michael Jackson accusers at Sundance

PARK CITY, Utah (AP) — It’s not uncommon for audiences at the Sundance Film Festival to give standing ovations, but the ceremonial act took on a solemn air as two men who accuse Michael Jackson of molesting them as boys walked onstage following the festival’s only screening of “Leaving Neverland,” […]

Read More

7th graders want to make Gila monster Utah state reptile

7th graders want to make Gila monster Utah state reptile

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The Gila monster, a venomous and slow-moving lizard native to the Southwestern United States, could be joining the Rocky Mountain elk, the California gull, the Bonneville cutthroat trout and the Dutch oven as an official symbol of the state of Utah — if some seventh-grade […]

Read More

Wasatch High Waspettes Place Third In Region 8 Drill Team Championship Event

Wasatch High Waspettes Place Third In Region 8 Drill Team Championship Event

SPANISH FORK, Utah-Thursday evening, the Wasatch High School Waspettes’ drill team placed third at the Region 8 competition at Maple Mountain High School. These talented young ladies competed in a military competition which was exemplified by the dance troupe wearing army uniforms. On their official Instagram account, the Waspettes thanked […]

Read More

School board to take time considering “Redmen” name change

School board to take time considering “Redmen” name change

CEDAR CITY, Utah (AP) — School board officials say they will take their time with considering removing the “Redmen” mascot name from a Utah high school. The Spectrum reports Iron County School Board President Stephen Allen says the board will not take an immediate vote on the issue surrounding the mascot at […]

Read More

Study says number of female filmmakers at Sundance improving

Study says number of female filmmakers at Sundance improving

PARK CITY, Utah (AP) — A new study released Friday found that female filmmakers are submitting to and being accepted into the Sundance Film Festival in significantly greater numbers than they were a decade ago, but their numbers are still well below 50 percent. The study by the Sundance Institute […]

Read More

GLAAD announces nominees for 30th annual media awards

GLAAD announces nominees for 30th annual media awards

PARK CITY, Utah (AP) — GLAAD is honoring video games for the first time during its 30th annual GLAAD Media Awards. The lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer advocacy group Friday announced 151 nominees in 27 categories for what the group says are fair, accurate and inclusive representations of LGBTQ people and […]

Read More

Sundance: Documentary dives deep into the fraud of Theranos

Sundance: Documentary dives deep into the fraud of Theranos

PARK CITY, Utah (AP) — Oscar-winning filmmaker Alex Gibney has always been interested in the psychology of fraud and self-deception. So when HBO CEO Richard Plepler and Graydon Carter proposed that he look into the blood-testing startup Theranos and its charismatic young leader Elizabeth Holmes, saying yes was a “no-brainer.” […]

Read More

Business community could push for change to referendum laws

Business community could push for change to referendum laws

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The battle over a proposed development in an upscale Salt Lake City suburb could affect residents’ power to challenge zoning decisions on the ballot amid fears of an affordable housing crisis. A recently filed bill would make technical changes to state law, but Utah’s business […]

Read More

Business community could push for change to referendum laws

Business community could push for change to referendum laws

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The battle over a proposed development in an upscale Salt Lake City suburb could affect residents’ power to challenge zoning decisions on the ballot amid fears of an affordable housing crisis. The Deseret News reports a recently filed bill would make technical changes to state law, but […]

Read More