Mythili Gubbi

2 weeks ago | fox13now.com | Mythili Gubbi

TOOELE, Utah — A school bus driver in Tooele was cited after a crash on Main Street Tuesday afternoon. "Watch where you’re going,” said Sgt. Colbey Bentley with the Tooele City Police Department. "It takes just one second to look away from the roadway, and all of a sudden there’s a vehicle stopped in front of you." A school bus rear-ended a truck at Main Street and Vorwaller Drive in Tooele while the truck was waiting for someone to cross the street.

3 weeks ago | fox13now.com | Mythili Gubbi

SALT LAKE CITY — As Muslims around the world are observing the holy month of Ramadan, some Utahns are using this as an opportunity to share their faith with others. "I love everything about Ramadan. It’s just so peaceful and joyful, it's different,” said Jasmin Annamamedova. She is 16 years old and has been attending events hosted by the youth committee at the Utah Islamic Center.

3 weeks ago | fox13now.com | Mythili Gubbi

FARR WEST, Utah — A community in Weber County is trying to bring about change in an intersection they worry is dangerous. Parents and a local crossing guard are trying to make improvements to 2700 N and 2000 W. "Like to help the community and be where I can,” said Larry Antunez. He is a crossing guard in Farr West and helps kids in the mornings and evenings as they get to and from the school. Not all heroes wear capes – Antunez is one of them. He wears his safety vest and has his stop sign in hand.

3 weeks ago | fox13now.com | Mythili Gubbi

SOUTH JORDAN, Utah — Over the summer, we covered a shooting by Glenmoor baseball field in South Jordan that left one man dead. It’s been 9 months, and his family says they still don’t know what exactly happened. "It was devastating news that no family wants to hear,” said Bryan Gutierrez. His brother, Marcelo Gutierrez, was the one who was killed. In June of last year, South Jordan police said they got a call about a suspicious person looking through car windows.

4 weeks ago | fox13now.com | Mythili Gubbi

SANDY, Utah — As the war in Ukraine continues and tensions have boiled on the global stage, a city in Utah is extending its support to those in need across the world. Sandy now has a new sister city in Ukraine: Bucha. "I wonder how many of my neighbors, how many people in my community actually do care still about Ukraine,” said Anya Beus, who has family in Ukraine and is devastated by the impacts of the war there.