
Man sentenced for a Southern Utah marijuana grow
A California man was recently convicted in connection with a 2012 marijuana grow in the southern Utah mountains. Authoities say that the marijuana grow was

A California man was recently convicted in connection with a 2012 marijuana grow in the southern Utah mountains. Authoities say that the marijuana grow was

A Utah man recently lost his appeal of his aggravated sexual assault convictions. The man’s convictions stem from an interaction he had with his live-in
A Utah court recently upheld a Salt Lake City man’s cocaine possession conviction on a constructive possession theory. The man’s case shows that you can
A 37-year-old man from Roy, Utah, is facing methamphetamine distribution charges after Box Elder County and the FBI conducted a joint sting operation. Authorities accuse
A 49-year-old Sandy man was recently convicted of wire fraud and money laundering arising out an illegal construction financing scheme. The man’s conviction was announced

The Utah Highway Patrol recently reported an increase in Utah drunk driving arrests during the New Years’ Eve holiday. UHP officers arrested at least 107
A Salt Lake County father has been arrested after allegedly attempting to kill himself and his disabled adult son following a fight with his wife.
The AAA recently announced that it is joining the National Transportation Safety Board in advocating for the expanded use of alcohol-ignition interlock devices. Interlocks are
Technology has given teens in Utah and around the country unprecedented freedom, but technological innovations also mean that formerly harmless juvenile crimes can now land
FBI agents and Salt Lake City police officers are now calling a pair of Utah bank robbers the ‘Honey Bun Bandits.’ Authorities say that the
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