Spencer Joseph
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Salt Lake City, UT, United States
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Utah ice cream maker holding 'March Madness'-style bracket challenge to predict most popular flavor
The goal is to guess which flavors sell more in the head-to-head contests between flavors, held on different days starting Wednesday. → Read More
'The Sinks' in Logan Canyon: A firsthand look at the site of record-breaking cold temperatures
Two sinkholes in Logan Canyon are a unique natural wonder and a reminder of the power and beauty of nature. → Read More
Do you know who's writing your news?
For News Literacy Week, FOX 13 News is taking a look at a growing trend in the last few months: articles written using artificial intelligence. → Read More
Uniquely Utah: History of trains and Christmas trees
Trains and Christmas trees are two things that have long been linked. But why and how did the tradition start? And why are so many people drawn to the idea of having a toy train under their tree? → Read More
Driver dies after crash involving 5 cars in West Valley City
One person died after causing a multi-vehicle crash in West Valley City Friday afternoon, according to police. → Read More
Inflation worries Utah's small businesses this holiday season
Small businesses in Utah are feeling the effects of inflation as the holiday shopping season approaches. → Read More
Group of Utah seniors takes trip to Idaho for lottery tickets
When you think of a field trip, you normally think of heading to a museum or a monument — not going across the state border for lottery tickets. → Read More
Salt Lake County Clerk's Office works to ensure election security
Ballots are in the mail and will arrive shortly at Utah registered voters' homes. In the meantime, Salt Lake County elections workers are making sure the upcoming Nov. 8 general election is secure. → Read More
RSV cases are on the rise ahead of flu season
Cases of Respiratory Syncytial Virus, also known as RSV, continue to rise after a summertime outbreak with flu season just around the corner. → Read More
Riverton restaurant shocked by outpouring of support for hurricane victims
Days after Hurricane Ian ravaged Florida, the owners of a Riverton restaurant decided they would try to fill a small trailer of things to take to Florida to help victims of the storm. → Read More
Salt Lake County Council narrowly votes to formally oppose Little Cottonwood gondola proposition
The Salt Lake County Council on Tuesday became the latest group to formally denounce a proposal to build a gondola up Little Cottonwood Canyon. → Read More
Extreme weather damages trees, vehicles in southern Utah
Residents of southern Utah have seen some crazy weather over the last 24 hours, ranging from hail to lightning to heavy rain. → Read More
Clinton Fire Department receives training on working with medical helicopter crews
The Clinton Fire Department and AirLife Utah came together Tuesday morning for the last day of training for their crews to get comfortable with each other. → Read More
Utah pumpkin growers prepare for weigh-off
On Saturday, pumpkin growers from all over the state will bring their biggest pumpkins to Utah County to be weighed for an annual competition. → Read More
FanX is back in Utah, bigger and better than ever
Salt Lake City is set to host thousands at FanX, one of its biggest conventions of the year. It all gets going on Thursday. → Read More
Multiple Utah County families report side-by-side off-road vehicles stolen
After having their side-by-side and its trailer stolen from their own driveway, a Pleasant Grove family came forward and discovered that many more victims were hit that very same night. → Read More
West Valley City man dragged after suspect steals pickup truck
West Valley City Police are looking for any sign of a thief that dragged a man in his own truck as he was trying to stop the suspect from stealing it early Monday morning. → Read More
Medical conference heads to Utah wilderness to help first responders save lives
At a first-of-its-kind convention in Big Cottonwood Canyon, doctors, first responders and medical professionals used the outdoors to train to save people's lives on the roads less traveled. → Read More
Ogden man makes wooden badge for fallen Colorado officer
After hearing the news of Arvada Police Officer Dillon Vakoff's death, a Utah man began making a special piece of art for the family of the slain officer. → Read More
Will Utah gas prices ever go down? Maybe? Possibly?
As the summer travel season ends, gas prices on average have fallen far below the $5 a gallon spike Utah residents were seeing just a few weeks ago. → Read More