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By: Joe Wirthlin, Mike Anderson
Ground crews are battling dry conditions and strong winds as they try to gain some kind of containment around the massive Cottonwood Fire, which has grown to well over 92,000 acres.
Firefighters responded to a fire that spread to five homes in St. George on Saturday.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced that the Salt Lake Temple was officially prepared for seismic activity after the removal of base isolator plates.
While many Americans are celebrating the Fourth of July with parades and fireworks, Jewish Americans have a quieter celebration on the eve of their Shabbat, their day of rest.
By: Joe Wirthlin
The five-day Nazarene Youth Conference will send 10,000+ high school students across Salt Lake County to worship together, build discipleship and practice community service.
OGDEN — A person died on Tuesday after a motorcycle-involved crash on Washington Boulevard in Ogden.
By: Joe Wirthlin
The Salt Lake Buddhist Temple will be hosting the 90th annual Obon festival, a free community event geared around honoring and remembering one's ancestors.
MIDVALE — An apartment complex caught fire Friday, with smoke coming up from a trash chute, according to the Unified Fire Authority.
Joe Wirthlin
Red Cross sets up shelter at Hillcrest High School for approximately 200 displaced residents View Comments Share
