Parents behaving badly at youth sporting events is growing more common across the nation and something we've seen play out here in Utah in recent weeks.
Experts will conduct six workshops, focusing on topics such as forming a stronger relationship with your kids and learning strategies to become more effective parents.
The record-breaking September heat is posing some challenges for fire crews in Ogden. The Valley Fire, originally named the Rainbow Fire, forced more evacuations overnight.
Whether out on the water, on the road or spending time in the mountains this Labor Day, public safety leaders are reminding Utahns to be prepared for crowds.
Groups and communities surrounding Little Cottonwood Canyon are voicing their disappointment after the Utah Department of Transportation chose to move forward with plans for a gondola to alleviate the canyon's congestion.
Dropping off a college freshman is a bittersweet moment. Your child’s world is about to change and so is yours, and that can be hard to take in for some of us.
Navigating a new chapter as an incoming college freshman or even a returning student can be overwhelming. At the University of Utah, mental health first responders are stationed at each dorm ready to listen and provide support.
Senator Mitt Romney has unveiled a plan that he says will bring money to millions of families. But the group, Comunidades Unidas, argues it excludes undocumented families who struggle.
Police announced Thursday that they’re taking a first step to be more visible in the Ballpark community with the opening of a new substation inside Smith’s Ballpark.
