Cristian Sida

6 days ago | kutv.com | Cristian Sida

SANDY, Utah (KUTV) — Surveillance cameras captured two men stealing from and damaging a Sandy property. "I noticed that I had multiple camera notifications. And that's when I saw two males on my property who had covered up the camera," Suzanna Norris said. Norris said this isn't the first time it has happened. Because of that, she ramped up her home security. "I've learned that I need to lock up all my stuff. I don’t leave anything valuable outside," Norris said.

1 week ago | kutv.com | Cristian Sida

SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — Some parents are looking for more representation and believe a new, smaller school district could help. “Schools are a big part of the fabric in community — it’s where my kids learn,” Taylor Davis said. Davis’ children attend Rosecrest Elementary and Evergreen Junior High, which are both part of the Granite School District. Earlier this year, the district announced plans to potentially close up to three elementary schools in Millcreek and Holladay.

1 week ago | kutv.com | Cristian Sida

Keeping your neighborhood safe just got a little easier. Now, you can track crimes happening right from your laptop or phone. The Salt Lake City Police Department launched a new interactive crime map. Some residents believe this fresh tech tool will help keep their streets safer. “I use the neighborhood website where people will post about things, but to have something official from the police department is great,” said Taylor Sessions, a Salt Lake City resident.

1 week ago | kutv.com | Cristian Sida

SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — Thousands of people turned out at the University of Utah as Sen. Bernie Sanders and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez took the stage to rally support and deliver a direct challenge to what they call a billionaire-dominated system that’s failing working Americans. “Are you ready to change this country? It starts in places like Salt Lake City,” Ocasio-Cortez said. More than 20,000 people attended the "Fight Oligarchy" rally, part of a five-day tour across four states.

1 week ago | kutv.com | Cristian Sida

PROVO, Utah (KUTV) — A late-night crash, an accidental shooting, and a familiar suspect. “The impact sounded like a big boom,” said Johnny Elias, a Provo resident. Elias was walking back from a nearby gas station when he witnessed the crash. “Next thing you know, they’re coming down the street. And it looked like he had tried to force a right turn. He lost control when he made the turn, and then he hit the curb,” Elias said.