Ben Winslow

SALT LAKE CITY — A new group forming on Utah's Capitol Hill seeks to advocate for a voice often left out of intense negotiations over alcohol policy in the state — the average drinker.

SALT LAKE CITY — Political leaders in Utah are exploring ways to break up Rocky Mountain Power and Pacificorp, pressing the energy giant to do commission a report on its feasibility.

WEST JORDAN, Utah — In a new court filing, lawyers for death row inmate Ralph Leroy Menzies are asking a judge to disqualify the Utah Attorney General's Office from his case.

A judge may issue a ruling tonight on whether Amendment D will go on the November ballot. After an emergency hearing on Wednesday, 3rd District Court Judge Dianna Gibson

SALT LAKE CITY — A judge has ruled that Amendment D will not appear on the November ballot.

It's a full circle moment as Republican legislative leaders are going back to the Utah Supreme Court — the very court whose ruling prompted them to run a constitutional amendment in the first place.

SOUTH JORDAN, Utah — The Salt Lake County Sheriff's Office has arrested four people in connection with an unusual theft of copper from Rio Tinto Kennecott's mining operations.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, Utah — Hendra Suherman noticed the Jordan River has been a little higher than usual lately.

Utah's Department of Transportation is exploring the possibility of an in-state passenger rail system, in addition to regional rail lines.

A bill to enhance penalties for sexual abuse where there is evidence of "ritualistic abuse" has been revived and will be run in the upcoming legislative session.