A bill banning most businesses and government agencies from requiring vaccines for employees and customers clears the Utah House. Former State Senator Patrice Arent and former Hinckley Institute director Kirk Jowers weigh in on that and more in this week's Inside Utah Politics Panel discussion.

You won't want to miss tonight's top local stories of shots fired in a swap meet in West Valley, a fatal crash on I-80 killing two individuals, and an inside look into the interlodge event at Alta and Snowbird.

Both Alta and Snowbird interlodged in a "chaotic" evening caused by winter conditions.

Two people are reported to be deceased in a fatal crash on I-80

Shots were fired in a reported aggravated robbery of a swap meet in West Valley City earlier this evening, Mar. 25, according to West Valley City Police. The suspect’s whereabouts are currently unknown.

Tornadoes tear through small towns in Mississippi killing 23 reported people.

Two Americans have been kidnapped in Haiti and are currently thought to be held for ransom by a local gang.

The Palmer Candies factory in Pennsylvania exploded, killing two people with five still missing.

The annual Safe Utah Safe Kids Fair took place today. Organizers say the purpose is to help reduce the thousands of preventable injuries that children experience in Utah every year.

The Salt Lake City Police Department hosted a gun buy back event in order to remove unwanted guns from the streets.

Over $35,000, pooled from multiple organizations, is being offered as a reward for information on the killing of two wild horses southwest of Salt Lake City around Mar. 17, according to the press releases.

A body was found underneath the overpass at 600 N in Salt Lake City Saturday morning, causing a road closure, according to Utah Highway Patrol.

Utah Highway Patrol said there were over 200 “reportable” crashes yesterday, Mar. 24, from winter conditions, including a 19-car pile-up and a Mini Cooper that slid under a semi-truck.