A Utah man has sued Netflix and the director of the miniseries “The Program: Cons, Cults and Kidnapping,” saying they defamed him in their documentary when they accused him of abusive ...

Utahns Shea and Syd McGee have a thriving design business, a growing retail enterprise and, as of Oct. 16, their own TV show — “Dream Home Makeover” — on Netflix.

Netflix, citing Nielsen ratings, said the drama was the most-watched English TV show within its first four weeks of release, with its latest season scoring 1.35 billion hours of view time in the ...

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The hit show wasn't number one in any other state than Utah.HighSpeedInternet.combroke down data from Google Trends to find out which Netflix Show was most popular in each state in 2017.A ...

EDEN, Utah — Netflix co-founder Reed Hastings is now the majority owner of Powder Mountain in Weber County thanks to a $100 million investment. In a release, ...

Which of these things is not like the other: snow, skiing, Netflix. If you guessed Netflix as the outlier, according to Netflix founder and Powder Mountain CEO, you’d be wrong. In a recent interview, ...

Netflix co-founder Reed Hastings is jacking up prices for season passes and selling lots for $2 million at Powder Mountain's private ski club.

"Bird Box" Challenge inspires copycats to post blindfolded stunts on social media 03:02. A teenage driver in Layton, Utah, crashed her car while wearing a blindfold – a stunt inspired by the ...

It all started when Netflix billionaire Reed Hastings began to build a house on Powder Mountain in Utah. The site was home to an unpopular ski area, which several companies had been trying to turn ...

“It was diabolical, it was evil:” The shocking story of a friend-turned-suspect in Netflix’s ‘Worst Roommate Ever’ Janie Lynn Ridd and her roommate Rachel had been best friends for 25 years.

The Netflix co-founder bought Powder Mountain, in Utah, and is turning half of it into a private club for wealthy homeowners who pay a hefty annual fee. Will the public-private model fly?