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Believe it or not, Utah has had a problem in the past with children getting injured by falling out of windows. The gorgeous spring weather in Utah has many people thinking about opening up the house, getting the air flowing through. But this can be dangerous ...

A quick follow-up on the devastating story from Taylorsville: In November, 63-year-old Sandra Dee Miller was in her own backyard in Taylorsville when she was attacked by two adult and five puppy Pitbulls. When police arrived, they had to use pepper spray to get the dogs away from the woman...

I've had my share of speeding tickets through the years, although none lately. At one point, I'd been pulled over on every major holiday. That's a fact I'm kind of proud of, and also kind of ashamed of. But I'm older now and haven't gotten a speeding ticket in a decade or more (knock on wood)...

I was perusing the internet yesterday when this headline from the Las Vegas Review-Journal jumped off the screen at me, "51 guinea pigs found in car, elderly couple arrested in Nevada." Wait, what? They found what? And where? And (most importantly) why...

A drug dealer with an extensive criminal history was arrested on March 30 in St. George after SWAT arrived to take action.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is grabbing a lot of headlines lately, with supporters of the technology saying it is changing all of our lives for the better, while detractors saying it is a dangerous step forward in tech that will ultimately lead to the downfall of mankind...

>>Police Respond To Active Shooter Call At Hurricane HS (Hurricane, UT) -- Nobody is hurt after police responded to an active shooter call at a southern Utah school. Officers were called to Hurricane High School yesterday by somebody who said they were locked inside the library and heard gunshots. Howe...

A large number of officers from various law enforcement groups responded to reports of an active shooting at Hurricane High School, but found no shooter.

St. George police officers discuss the importance of crossing guards and the lack of etiquette on Southern Utah crosswalks.

So what do you and a zebrafish have in common? A lot, as it turn out. Seventy percent, as a matter of fact. According to the Elizabeth Burke with the Intramural Research Program website at Utah Tech University: "Although humans may appear to be extremely different than zebrafish, we are actually much more similar to them than you might think. In fact, ...