I am thinking about switching from a national bank to a local credit union. Not a fan of Mountain America. Has anyone had great experiences with a local CU?

Despite repeated attempts by some GOP lawmakers to dismantle Utah’s by-mail elections system, the vast majority of the state’s voters continue to rely on it.

Losing graciously has gone the way of the dodo 🦤.

Is there a resource in this state for parents who are overwhelmed and can’t cope? Parents who have no money for help and no friends and don’t want to hand over their rights and their children. Parents who just need a break before they break. Is there a resource without serious consequences? I have no village and I’m scared. I’m losing sleep and I’m alone and exhausted and the littles are draining me to the point that I have no reserve left. Not asking the church. Thank you. I’m a safe person and I love these people. But I’m scared for myself.

Edit: I am in the American Fork, Highland, alpine area

I just accepted a position at the U of U hospital, the hiring process has been a breeze EXCEPT for trying to understand the parking permits.. I have some questions specific to my situation if anyone could help me out!!

- the position I accepted is overnight, what is the difference with parking vs day shift?
- which is the best parking permit with the closest location to the actual hospital?
- I live about 30 mins (with no traffic) away from the hospital. How much earlier do I need to leave to accommodate parking/walking to the hospital?

Ideally, I’d like to be as close to the hospital as possible without paying an arm and a leg. Im staying realistic here. Any tips/advice would help so much! Im definitely so lost

Our PBS News special, "Tipping Point: A River Reimagined," will explore what comes next for the Colorado River Basin as it deals with the consequences of drought, rising temperatures and overuse. A new framework from the Trump administration proposes significant water cuts for certain areas along the basin, including Arizona, California and Nevada. Meanwhile, questions remain around how to best manage this critical water source long term. 

The live-streamed town hall, hosted by PBS News science correspondent Miles O'Brien on Aug. 19 in Grand Junction, Colorado, will feature state water negotiators, tribal representatives, scientists and farmers working to reimagine the Colorado River's next chapter.

We want to hear from you — especially if you're someone who cares about what happens to the river. Are you worried about your water bill, your tap running dry or the price of food at the grocery store as farmers who depend on this water face hard choices about their future? Whatever is on your mind, we want your questions and comments.

Watch the special in the player above and submit your viewer question by replying to this post.

I was driving on I-15 yesterday and my radar detector lit up with Ka band from a very dark purple Dodge Challenger or maybe Charger. He was on the other side of the highway, pulled into the center area between the NB & SB, then followed traffic for a couple miles, then did another loop around. I think this was around the Parowan area, near the pass. Is this new? Never seen that before.

Officials have said ICE is prioritizing serious criminals and public-safety threats.

We wanted to see whether the data backed that up, so we dug through federal records and it turns out the share of people arrested who had criminal convictions fell from 83.5% under Biden to 44.8% under Trump.

Lots of fun things this week! Enjoy

Hello all, UDOT is buying our house in west valley so they can expand the highway, we just got our appraisal back from them on Saturday and they’re giving us 90 days to move. I was wondering if anyone who has been through this process has any tips or things they wish they had known? Did you take the first offer or did you request they redid the appraisal for more? Are there incentives you felt like you didn’t take advantage of? Our realtor is advising us to take the first offer but we would love a second opinion but I haven’t been able to find much about this online so I’m coming here to ask!

So the court told me I have to show proof of an interlock device even if I have a vehicle or not. But I don't own a vehicle and I also don't have a DL. Any advice on how to show proof?

I am from a small town 3 hours away from any decent sized city. Im in west valley/Taylorsville till Thursday for work. I would rather support an actual store than Amazon for some craft stuff I need. I want to get leather working supplies, origami supplies, and look for a new craft to learn. Besides hobby lobby, any good stores to look at?