Paul Nelson

May 2-SCHENECTADY - A felon is headed to prison for 37 years to life for killing a local man on the night of the victim's 21st birthday out of

The State Auditor has harsh words for one Utah lawmaker ever since his office has been flooded with bogus complaints about transgender people using the wrong ba

The State Auditor has harsh words for one Utah lawmaker ever since his office has been flooded with bogus complaints about transgender people using the wrong bathroom. (KUTV)

Thousands of people are expected to attend the funeral of Santaquin Police Sgt. Bill Hooser on Monday at Utah Valley University, which was chosen for the funera

May 9-SCHENECTADY - Testimony resumed Thursday in the trial of two men charged with second-degree murder in the fatal shooting of a marijuana dealer inside his car while trying to rob him of drugs in the winter of 2019.

May 9-SCHENECTADY - On a recent bright, sunny day, Ivan Torres recounted growing up in Yates Village, a drab-looking municipal housing complex on the edge of the city that was a hotbed of undesirable activity.

May 10-SCHENECTADY - Schenectady County employees could be headed to new digs deeper in the heart of downtown.

Why did it take so long to stop the abuse being suffered by Ruby Franke’s children? It’s a question many are asking.

May 14-SCHENECTADY - A judge has ordered the city to pay its former top attorney $31,040 of unused vacation and sick time he amassed during his tenure with the law department.

The Utah State Board of Education recently released a new framework to help school districts create their AI policies, so they can navigate through the potential risks that come with it.