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Two men have finally been taken into custody after the Unified Police Department's SWAT Team spent 8 hours in a barricade situation.

Congress has one day left before a shutdown which could leave 3.5 million people without pay.

A Utah man asks for help finding his Marine Corp dress blues after they were stolen out of his car with his badges and medals.

The state has agreed to pick up the tab to keep the parks open.

A controlled burn is helping to prevent wildfires.

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Dana Greene and Wesley Ruff will be covering Utah high school football games throughout the state tonight. Here's a preview of what to expect.

Homeowners and business owners say the city are refusing to enforce their own laws.

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Law enforcement officials say the barricaded suspects may be involved in local shootings.

The book should be available in several languages over the next few years.

A task force has been formed to help the Provo airport expand services.