Some lingering moisture will be hanging out on the west side of I-15 through the weekend, with south central Utah's mountains looking at the brunt of any storms.

The question of whether a prominent member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints can sue the church over how his tithes were used continues to make its way through the legal system.

Utah Gov. Cox shared his thoughts on possible government impact, in particular to our national parks.

The shipments of new COVID-19 vaccines are now arriving in Utah, with some brands still on their way.

Utah Judge denied bail for the founder of anti-human trafficking nonprofit Exitus due to an alleged "pattern of criminal activity."

The Jordan School District Board meeting was flooded today with community members arguing over what bathrooms transgender students in the district should be allowed to use.

Safe Haven laws allow women to give up custody of their baby at any hospital in Utah. Here are the details.

Southern Utah Meteorologist Garrett James tells us what to expect during this first start in the fall season.

On this Behind the Badge, ABC4 looks into the courage required to be a firefighter as their job requires running into burning buildings.

University of Utah ranked #8 for best public universities in the nation, according to the Wall Street Journal.

Primary Children's Hospital awarded a 'Magnet Facility,' an honor that less than 10% of U.S. hospitals have received.

A former Davis High School secretary has been charged with misuse of public money after allegedly spending over $82,000 of school funds for personal use, according to charging documents.

SLC Mayor Mendenhall announces new initiative to improve air quality that includes electric mowers.