Jeremy Harris
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Salt Lake City, UT, United States
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Suspect accused of shooting at family who helped him get his truck out of mud
A Utah man is being held without bail after allegedly shooting at a family that helped him when his truck was stuck and then shooting at responding officers. → Read More
Police investigate suspicious death of baby in South Salt Lake
Investigators in South Salt Lake said the circumstances surrounding a baby’s death are suspicious. Police were called to a home near 3600 South State Street around 9:40 a. m. Monday and found the infant deceased. Police said the scene was contained and there was no danger to the public. This is a developing story. → Read More
Hawaii crash claims lives of Utah couple, parents of four
A Utah couple was killed when their car was struck head-on by another car earlier this week in Hawaii. According to Hawaii Police, the crash happened Sunday around 7:30 p. m. on the island of Hilo when a Toyota 4Runner crossed a double yellow line and impacted a Jeep head-on. Dr. Jason Howell and his wife Rebecca van Uitert, of Heber City, were in the Jeep and both died in the impact, family… → Read More
Proposed bill would make public transit free in Utah
The Utah legislature will soon consider a proposal to make public transit free in the state. H. B 164 sponsored by Rep. Joel Briscoe, D-Salt Lake City, would prohibit "large public transit districts," including the Utah Transit Authority (UTA) from charging a fare. "Free fare UTA would help with two of our deficits - opportunity and mobility. They go together in a positive way: people with… → Read More
Utah family who survived bus explosion continue recovery in burn unit
Three members of a Utah family who were burned when their RV exploded underwent surgery Friday. Kyle Copeland and his daughter, Pepper, 11, and son Krew, 3, remain hospitalized in the burn unit at the University Medical Center in Las Vegas. Kyle was able to squeeze the hand of his wife, Whitney, from his hospital bed earlier today, according to Kyle’s father, Greg Copeland. “The swelling in… → Read More
Delta and United airlines cancel Christmas Eve flights, including in Salt Lake City
Airlines have started warning travelers that some flights on Christmas Eve have been canceled. According to FlightAware. com, United Airlines has cancelled 135 flights on Friday, and Delta Airlines has cancelled 92 flights. FlightAware reports at least 12 flightsto and from Salt Lake City International Airporthave been canceled, and two more have been delayed. RELATED: Flying ahead of the… → Read More
2 officers, suspect shot in Taylorsville after standoff involving infant
UPDATE 12/2/2021 8:19 a. m - Unified Police told 2News the UPDSL officer shot during last night's standoff was released from the hospital last night and is home and resting. UPDATE 12/2/2021 7:35 a. m. - Police confirmed the WVCPD officer involved in the shooting was shot twice during the incident, underwent surgery and is currently stable. UPDATE 12/2/2021 3:00 a. m. - Police confirm the… → Read More
Construction company involved in fatal incident at SLC Airport had prior OSHA violation
Federal safety investigators are looking into the death of a construction worker at the Salt Lake City International Airport. The worker’s employer, SoNev Construction, released a statement Wednesday night saying the incident occurred while maintenance was being performed on construction equipment. → Read More
Utah attorney who embezzled millions from clients pleads guilty to fraud
(KUTV) – A Salt Lake estate attorney entered a guilty plea in federal court Tuesday to allegations that he embezzled millions of dollars from his clients. In a plea agreement with the U. S. Attorney’s Office, Calvin Curtis, 61, pleaded guilty to wire fraud and money laundering with an expected sentence of 73 months in federal prison and restitution of $9. 5 million. → Read More
Salt Lake estate lawyer accused of embezzling $9.5 million from clients
Federal prosecutors allege a Utah lawyer skimmed $9. 5-million from his clients over the last 13 years. According to charges filed this week in U. S. District Court, Calvin Curtis, 61, embezzled money from at least 23 clients at his estate-planning and trust law firm between 2008 and 2021. “Curtis used these proceeds to remodel the property at 1135 East South Temple Street in Salt Lake City,… → Read More
Recent crosswalk crashes highlight need for drivers to pay attention, victim's mom says
Police in several Utah cities are investigating incidents of drivers striking pedestrians in crosswalks. The most recent crash happened Tuesday morning at an intersection adjacent to Layton High School where a 15-year-old girl was struck by two vehicles. Investigators said a car hit her and then another driver didn’t see the girl on the ground and ran over her. She survived the crash and was… → Read More
High winds topple semi-trucks on I-80 in Tooele County
Multiple semi trucks have tipped over after getting blown around by the fierce southerly winds moving across the state. Troopers and tow crews spent the day Monday dealing with semi-trucks that were blown onto their sides during a strong windstorm on Interstate 80 in Tooele County. At least 4 semi-trucks were flipped between Grantsville and Aragonite, where gusts hit over 70 mph. "We have… → Read More
Jazz fans return to Vivint Arena with vaccine cards or COVID-19 tests in hand
Fans needed more than a ticket to get into Wednesday night’s Utah Jazz season home-opener. Security guards asked fans to present their COVID-19 vaccination cards or a negative COVID-19 test prior to entry into Vivint Arena, in accordance with new requirements. “It’s the rules to get into the event so we’ll provide what they need in order to come and enjoy the game,” said April, a fan who came to… → Read More
Police searching for person of interest in West Valley City homicide
Police in West Valley City are searching for a person of interest in a homicide that killed one man. Investigators said they are seekingNoel Munoz Lopez, 34, aftera shooting in a neighborhood near Philo T. Farnsworth Elementary School. According to Roxeanne Vainuku with the West Valley City Police Department, calls about shots being fired near the area of 2805 S. 4220 West came in at… → Read More
Arrest report: Utah football player Aaron Lowe was shot repeatedly while on the ground
An arrest report made public Sunday morning gives more information about the shooting of University of Utah Football player Aaron Lowe and a woman at a house party last week. Buk Buk, 22, was booked into the Salt Lake County Jail Sunday morning on charges of aggravated murder, attempted murder, and felony discharge of a firearm. The arrest report says a fight broke out during a house party on… → Read More
UofU community gathers to mourn Aaron Lowe at campus vigil
The University of Utah campus community gathered to remember the life of student-athlete Aaron Lowe Wednesday evening. Lowe, a cornerback on the U’s football team, was killed in a shooting a house party in Salt Lake City on Sunday morning. “He was a light to everyone who knew him,” University president Taylor Randall told the group gathered at the campus vigil. → Read More
Federal law enforcement focusing on Grant Teton National Park in search for Gabby Petito
(KUTV) – Federal law enforcement officials are working with police in northwestern Wyoming to look for Gabby Petito, the missing 22-year-old woman who last told her family that she was with her fiancé Brian Laundrie at Grand Teton National Park in late August. Police confirmed they are searching the Park and are asking anyone who saw the couple here or may have pictures of them to contact the… → Read More
Crews hustle to stop flooding around Salt Lake County
(KUTV) - Heavy rains sent public works crews, firefighters, and police scrambling all over Salt Lake County Wednesday afternoon. A strong storm cell hit the county just after noon, causing creeks to over run their banks in several areas places. Mill Creek on the east side of the valley overflowed for a few hours and caused some street flooding. Standing water on I-215 east belt forced the Utah… → Read More
Summit County declares state of emergency as crews work to stop Parleys Canyon Fire
(KUTV) – Summit County officials issued a declaration of local emergency Monday night due to the ongoing Parleys Canyon Fire that is burning near Interstate 80. The declaration allows the county to extend evacuation orders for the residents in Summit Park, Timberline, and upper Pinebrook - the three communities closest to the fire. Caption: KUTV. → Read More
Utah's fire season is going fairly well; firefighters need your help to keep it that way
(KUTV) – Not trying to jinx anything here, but things are going quite well when it comes to wildfires in Utah right now. According to the latest data from Utah Forestry, Fire, and State Lands or UFFSL, Utah has recorded 881 total wildfires this season, which is down from more than 1,000 during the same time last year. The really good news is that fire crews have been successful at keeping most… → Read More