New Legislation Could Bring Photo Cop Cameras Back to Utah Road

Red-light cameras, once banned in Utah, may be making a comeback as lawmakers revisit the controversial enforcement tool. Representative Jake Fitisemanu, D-Salt Lake City, is leading the effort, arguing that new technology can help address previous privacy concerns while improving road safety. Addressing a Growing Problem Utah previously used red-light cameras at intersections but prohibited … Read more

Utah High Schoolers Split on House Bill Easing Driving Restrictions for Minors

A new bill under consideration in Utah could alter the state’s current law limiting newly licensed drivers under 18 to driving only immediate family members for the first six months after they get their license. Sponsored by Rep. Jill Koford, R-Ogden, HB308 would allow newly licensed minors to drive one non-relative passenger immediately after they … Read more

Criminal Charge Filed After ‘I Love You’ Precedes Brutal Stabbing

A 24-year-old man is facing charges after allegedly stabbing another man in the stomach, causing severe injuries that nearly proved fatal. Nathaniel David Ferguson, whose address is currently unknown, has been charged with aggravated assault resulting in serious injury, a second-degree felony, in connection with the incident. The stabbing occurred on January 16, near 1470 … Read more

Salt Lake Police Considering Assistance to ICE in Deportation Efforts: What You Need to Know

The Salt Lake City Police Department’s policy on immigration enforcement has been a point of discussion, particularly as federal immigration enforcement efforts ramp up under the Trump administration. The department’s stance is clear: while it may offer some assistance to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) upon request, it does not fully commit to supporting … Read more

Tiny Homes with Full Appliances for $250 to $500: How to Qualify for This Affordable Living Option

A new tiny home village in Salt Lake City, Utah, has opened its doors to provide affordable housing for the unhoused, with rent starting as low as $250 per month. The Other Side Village, which held its opening ceremony at the end of December 2024, offers fully-equipped tiny homes with amenities like full-sized appliances, a … Read more