Averie Klonowski

SALT LAKE CITY — The presidential election could bring millions of Americans to polling locations on Tuesday. For many, it may be their first time voting in-person or voting in Utah. There are a few things voters should know before they get to their voting location.

LEHI, Utah — On Wednesday afternoon in the Fourth Judicial District Court, the State of Utah vs. John Jeffery Williams hearing took place, where Williams pleaded guilty to homicide by assault and impaired driving.

Sunday marks the 249th birthday of the United States Marine Corps, and veterans in Utah have been celebrating.

Foothills Elementary School students brought in their principal's favorite candy for the second year in a row, but this time they formed what they called "a mountain of Milky Ways."

SALT LAKE CITY — Utah State Office of Homeless Services is considering five possible locations to build a 1,200-bed mass congregate shelter.

SOUTH JORDAN, Utah — The South Jordan Culvers had a fundraiser Saturday from open to close in which 100% of the net sales proceeds were given to

SALT LAKE CITY — For many, Sunday was a solemn one on World Remembrance Day for road traffic victims, especially those who gathered for a candlelight vigil at Liberty Park in Salt Lake City.

One Utah family is looking back on three loved ones whose lives were lost to traffic violence. Micki Harris is part of Save Not Pave, a group focsed on the dangers of Wasatch Boulevard.

SALT LAKE CITY — Nearly a month later, the family of a man killed in an industrial accident is still waiting for responses.

Two bike advocacy groups are encouraging people to get outside and use the city's infrastructure. They explained that a reason people may be opposed to getting on bikes is safety concerns.