KJZZ-TV (Salt Lake City, UT)

KJZZ-TV is an independent television station that operates on virtual channel 14 and UHF digital channel 46, based in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA. The station is owned by the Larry H. Miller Communications Corporation, while Bonneville International, which also owns the NBC affiliate KSL-TV (channel 5), manages KJZZ through a time brokerage agreement. KJZZ's studio is situated on West Amelia Earhart Drive in the northwestern part of Salt Lake City, and its transmitter can be found on Farnsworth Peak in the Oquirrh Mountains, located southwest of the city. The station boasts a wide-reaching network of over 80 broadcast translators, which enhance its over-the-air signal across Utah, southwestern Wyoming, southeastern Idaho, southern and eastern Nevada, southwestern Colorado, and northern Arizona.

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English

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#503981

United States

#113840

Arts and Entertainment/TV Movies and Streaming

#2276

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Neighbors shocked by video showing overwhelming number of animals inside Ogden home

6 days ago | kjzz.com | David Ochoa

OGDEN, Utah (KUTV) — Neighbors are reacting to the shocking video that shows an Ogden home filled with more than 150 dogs and cats. Miguel Salgado-Vargas’ house was filled to the brim with the animals, and now he’s facing more than 600 charges for it. Neighbors told KUTV they watched for hours as officials removed kennel after kennel after kennel from the house - and now they’ve seen what it looked like on the inside thanks to the video.
Former Utah judge accused of child sex crimes 'deeply remorseful, loves his family'

6 days ago | kjzz.com | Brian Mullahy

Fri, May 9th 2025 at 8:09 PMUpdated Fri, May 9th 2025 at 8:09 PMThe former northern Utah judge charged with child sex crimes is sorry and “loves his family very much” according to his attorney. Defense counsel Ryan Bushell made the comments in an exclusive interview with 2News on Thursday. (Photo: Logan Herald Journal, Pool)OGDEN, Utah (KUTV) — The former northern Utah judge charged with child sex crimes is sorry and “loves his family very much” according to his attorney.
Utah entrepreneur says AI helped him build six-figure business in a few days

1 week ago | kjzz.com | David Ochoa

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Artificial intelligence is growing in Utah. From government policy to education, AI is finding its way into all aspects of life. One Utah entrepreneur used AI to build himself a six-figure business in just a few days. Jon Cheney woke up one day and decided to challenge himself to build a profitable business in a day. It took him a day or two longer than that, but he said he was able to get “GenAIPI” up and running and had a paying contract in just a few days.
Provo City tearing up roads in name of sidewalk safety

1 week ago | kjzz.com | Natalie Wadas

PROVO, Utah (KUTV) — Orange barrel season is underway in Provo. Multiple city projects are in the works to build more sidewalks around town, making it safer for children to get to school. One project starting right at the tail end of the school year has some residents wondering why the city didn't wait a few more weeks to break ground. MORE | Provo"We're on 6th South in Provo between 1400 West and 1600 West.
PHOTOS: Public tours set to begin at Syracuse Utah Temple

1 week ago | kjzz.com | Megan Brugger

Wed, May 7th 2025 at 5:06 PMThe Syracuse Utah Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. (Photo:The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints)SYRACUSE, Utah (KUTV) — The open house for the Syracuse Utah Temple begins this weekend. The public can tour the temple at no cost from Saturday, May 10, through Saturday, May 31, excluding Sundays. MORE | TemplesThe three-story, 90,000 square foot temple stands on a 12-acre site near 1098 South 2500 West.
Utah law shielding illegal migrants from deportation over misdemeanors ends

1 week ago | kjzz.com | Heidi Hatch

SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — A Utah law that once protected undocumented immigrants from automatic deportation after misdemeanor convictions is officially coming to an end. HB 226, sponsored by Rep. Candice Pierucci, goes into effect Wednesday, May 7. The bill raises the maximum jail sentence for class A misdemeanors from 364 days to 365, a change with major implications under federal immigration law. Federal policy mandates deportation proceedings if a noncitizen is sentenced to a year or more in jail.
Utah Hockey Club no more: Meet the Utah Mammoth

1 week ago | kjzz.com | Matthew Jacobson

SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — The Utah Hockey Club is now a thing of the past. The Beehive State's NHL team is now officially the Utah Mammoth, one of the not-so-well-kept secrets of the Smith Entertainment Group-owned franchise, thanks to a brief snafu on the team's YouTube page, which jumped the gun on renaming the handle to @utahmammoth about a week prior. It wasn't live for long, but it was long enough for the internet to get ahold of the screenshots.
Nearly all Utahns are REAL ID ready as enforcement begins, limiting who can fly in the US

1 week ago | kjzz.com | Matthew Jacobson

SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — Utahns may not be able to skip the line at TSA, but they can at least skip the panic of whether their state identifications are REAL ID compliant. Federal REAL ID enforcement takes effect Wednesday, and travelers across the country are lining up at state licensing offices to meet last-minute requirements. Utah is not one of them.
Man with guns arrested after jumping off roof of Vista Elementary in Taylorsville

1 week ago | kjzz.com | Megan Brugger

TAYLORSVILLE, Utah (KUTV) — A man was taken into custody after police said he jumped off the roof of a Taylorsville elementary school. He was allegedly suffering a "mental or drug episode," the Taylorsville Police Department said. He had handguns in his possession. Officers were dispatched to Vista Elementary on Sunday at 11 a.m. to investigate "suspicious circumstances."When police arrived, they found the man yelling and injured.
Suspect killed in officer-involved shooting during warrant service in Orem

1 week ago | kjzz.com | Matthew Jacobson

OREM, Utah (KUTV) — Police in Orem killed a man after shots were fired during the execution of a search warrant, according to police. The incident happened around 11:30 p.m. Monday, when the Utah County Major Crimes Task Force was serving a warrant in the area of 800 East 400 North in Orem. "During the service of the search warrant, shots were fired, and a suspect was injured," Orem police said in a statement.