As today's travelers now fill local airports to reach their destinations abroad, the voyages of last century looked much different then, with commuters relying on passenger trains to get from point A to point B and beyond.
As today's travelers now fill local airports to reach their destinations abroad, the voyages of last century looked much different then, with commuters relying on passenger trains to get from point A to point B and beyond.
Utah realtors told ABC4 that the governor's goals are ambitious, but it'll likely be increasingly difficult to get first-time buyers into homes.
The Salt Lake Police Department is asking for the public’s help in finding the person responsible for stealing multiple Pride flags in the Ballpark neighborhood this week.
The crashes all happened in the last 24 hours, leaving three children hospitalized.
U.S. Air Force Maj. Eric V. Spendlove, 36, died in a CV-22 Osprey crash in Japan in November. ABC4 spoke with his family about how he will be missed.
At a public hearing, the residents expressed concerns that the projects would harm the environment and lead to higher taxes.
Some of Hollywood's biggest names showed off the newly-built broadcast media center in the Salt Lake City hospital.
The presidential candidate is suing top Utah election officials, challenging the state's Jan. 8 deadline for independent candidates to collect, verify and submit the 1,000 signatures they need to get on the ballot in November.
A spokesperson for the groups behind the lawsuit says the gondola plan is a massive waste of taxpayer dollars as it will harm the ecology and natural beauty of Little Cottonwood Canyon.
In a news conference Tuesday, the governor said that increasing cost of homeownership threatens the American Dream and the Utahn way of life.
Senator Romney and Governor Cox responded today after the identity was released of the St. George surgeon who died in an Osprey crash last week.
Community members started voting today on a proposed ordinance aimed at reinforcing the privacy and safety protocols in women's locker rooms at all Salt Lake County Recreation Centers.
Everybody loves it when Santa comes to town - there's lots of holiday cheer, and if you're on the right list there's even candy and gifts. But when Santa can't make it himself, the South Salt Lake Fire Marshal is happy to step in, in this edition of Behind the Badge.
