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Mayor, Chief Brown honor the SLC Airport Police Department’s history.
When city officials asked Craig Vargo to participate in the ceremony that retired the Salt Lake City Airport Police badge and patch, the airport police captain reluctantly agreed.
DA's office files misdemeanor charges against Florida resident Carlo Alazo.
The D.A.’s Office issued a news release charging 22-year-old Florida resident Carlo Alazo with one count of “Threatening With or Using a Dangerous Weapon in a Fight or Quarrel,” a Class A misdemeanor punishable by up to a year in jail, and two counts of Class B misdemeanor assault, each of which carries a possible penalty of up to six months in jail.
An animated trilogy comes to a close, a story of real-life wrestlers gets the Dwayne Johnson-approved treatment, and a final Foreign Language Film Oscar nominee comes to town just ahead of Sunday's ceremony.
Romney talks medical cannabis, public lands and climate change during Capitol visit.
“I’d like to see the state be able to take out the dead wood and put it through lumber mills so it can be used in housing construction and so forth,” Romney said.
Dispatch from Suicide Prevention Day on Capitol Hill.
Another debate to watch in the coming weeks is an as-yet unfiled bill that would ban conversion therapy, a psychologically harmful practice that attempts to change a person’s sexual orientation.
Social media plays key role in identifying aggressor in downtown hate-crime incident.
Sal Trejo says he’s left the alleged hate-crime's aftermath to the police. “I personally don’t want to have any other contact with him,” he says of the assailant.
