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The Utah Homelessness Council on Friday approved $3 million for a new emergency shelter for families.

People are installing solar panels to save money on their power bills, but some who have hired Utah-based solar installer Elan Solar say bills have gone up because the panels simply do not work.

A whole month has passed, and Utahns across the state are still baffled as to the location of the 2023 Utah Treasure Hunt’s hidden chest, which contains a whopping $25,000 sum.

The treasure’s exact location has been concealed within a riddle in the form of a clever poem, reportedly crafted for months by creators Dave and John.

Along the way, they’ve offered new clues every week to assist those working to decipher its whereabouts.

A federal jury convicted a former Olympic speedskater in a trial focused on the $10 million her company received from the Paycheck Protection Program.

Effective July 1, all police agencies in Utah will be required to conduct what are known as "lethality assessments."

Celeste Maloy won the delegate nomination at the Utah Republican convention for the 2nd Congressional District special election. However, it was revealed that her voter registration was not current when she filed to run, and she updated it three days later. Her residency and eligibility as a Utah Republican candidate are being questioned.

Utah was spared from widespread flooding, but the impact record snowpack will have the rest of the year, remains to be seen.

The Beehive State remains the youngest in the nation, with a median age of 31.9 years.

The Beehive State is set to receive $317.4 million through the Biden administration's latest efforts to close the digital divide and expand access to high-speed internet.

A TikToker found items in the middle of a Utah desert that belonged to a Salt Lake City man who disappeared almost two years ago.

The Utah Gay Rodeo Association’s multiday “Crossroads of the West” regional rodeo in Ogden last weekend featured all the same trappings as a “traditional” rodeo. Similar competitions. Similar outfits — jeans, crisp button-up shirts, cowboy hats. The groomed dirt and manure gave off the same earthy, stinky-sweet scent.

But mixed with nostalgia for rodeo, a pastime many here lost or felt ostracized from after coming out, these competitors and spectators also felt a sense of belonging and relief to be among their people — folks who wouldn’t judge them for their boots or blue jeans, who knew the words to and could be brought to quiet tears by a Garth Brooks song, who grew up with more horses than neighbors. All either queer themselves, or welcoming if you were.

A commission made up of Native American tribal leaders will support a massive land exchange inside Bears Ears National Monument.