Jenna Bree
FOX 13 NOW
Salt Lake City, UT, United States
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Semi truck blown off I-80 by fierce winds
Around 3 p.m. Friday, a semi-truck driving west on I-80 was blown off the road by fierce winds near milepost 77. → Read More
Woman's remains found in southern Utah identified as aunt of Elizabeth Salgado
Rosemberg Salgado was devastated when he heard all that was found of his missing sister Miriam were remains. → Read More
Tooele moms raise more than $10,000 for family of teen who drowned after falling through reservoir ice
823 t-shirts later, two Utah moms have raised more than $10,000 for the family of a boy who drowned in a frozen lake two weeks ago. → Read More
Utah House committee passes bill aimed at sheltering more homeless during winter
People living on Salt Lake City’s streets estimate that around 50 people have died due to the cold this winter. → Read More
Ogden increases homeless outreach during 'Code Blue' for inclement weather
Nancy Griggs spends every day with people on Ogden’s streets, giving back to a community that she once belonged to. → Read More
St. George native returns to Utah to referee All-Star games
Angel Kent refereed her first basketball game more than 13 years ago at a high school in Utah, and she was one of the three referees at Friday night's Celebrity All-Star Game. → Read More
Pedestrian hit, killed by car on Redwood Road in Salt Lake City
A man died Tuesday evening after being hit by a car while crossing Redwood Road in Salt Lake City, according to police. → Read More
Utah turf supplier busts myths about artificial grass
With the Utah Senate passing a buy-back bill that could give Utahns money for turf, Elite Turf Supply's phone is already ringing nonstop with people curious about replacing their lawns come spring. → Read More
69-year-old man killed by car in Salt Lake City Tuesday was a veteran, beloved Rose Park neighbor
Alan Dice was an Air Force and Utah Army National Guard veteran who lived in Rose Park for 23 years. → Read More
Rainbow Saloon celebrates 76 years of serving beers and spreading love in Roy
Terry and Julie decided to take over the bar, buy all the contents from inside and open a new Rainbow Saloon on State Route 126. They celebrated 22 years of owning the bar together on Friday night. → Read More
Residents continue to protest Little Cottonwood Canyon gondola, despite plan moving forward
Dozens of residents like Sandra Reus have been vocalizing their opposition to the Little Cottonwood Canyon gondola for months. → Read More
House committee advances just 1 transgender bill following debate
The first of three bills aimed at transgender youth in Utah surprisingly failed to advance out of a House committee on Tuesday, but the committee later voted to advance another controversial bill. → Read More
Salt Lake City's main library closed 'until further notice' due to plumbing repairs
The Salt Lake City Public Library downtown had to close its doors this week to make a crucial plumbing repair. → Read More
March, rally, other events held in Salt Lake City to commemorate Martin Luther King Day
On Monday, people in Salt Lake City marched in the streets to raise awareness of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s efforts toward equality. → Read More
Washington Terrace man says he and his cousin discovered body on side of the road
A man was found dead among some brush on the side of a road in South Ogden Friday afternoon, and police say it's likely the body had been there for a while. → Read More
Salt Lake City community gives everyone a home on Christmas
Dozens of volunteers dedicated their Christmas to feeding those experiencing homelessness in Salt Lake City. → Read More
Helmet saves 19-year-old skier's life after smashing into tree, family says
Mickey McPartland was skiing down an intermediate trail with his son Dax on Wednesday at Park City Mountain when Dax crashed into a tree, knocking him unconscious. → Read More
Scammers sending fake USPS texts, asking for package redelivery fees
While many Utahns are getting into the giving spirit, there are people out there who take advantage of us during the holiday season. → Read More
Salt Lake City nonprofits host first-ever movie nights for unsheltered
Thursday afternoon, four nonprofits came together to create the city’s first-ever movie night for those experiencing homelessness. → Read More
Skier buried in avalanche for 8 hours Wednesday grateful for heroic rescue
Miraculously, an off-duty Unified Fire EMT heard his cries and called in search and rescue teams. It took eight hours to get him off the mountain. → Read More