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Man dies after falling in 2-story freezer at ARUP Labs

An employee of a Salt Lake medical laboratory died Thursday after an apparent fall inside a two-story cold room.

Contractor mistakenly removes 100-year-old trees in Big Cottonwood Canyon

3 dead, 7 hurt when gunman opens fire in Lafayette movie theater

Utah Jazz plan to change primary logo

Skateboarder allegedly attempts to choke deputy, witnesses intervene

Man who drowned at Sand Hollow State Park identified

Ben Lockhart | posted 10 minutes ago

A man who drowned at Sand Hollow Reservoir on Wednesday has been identified as an Arizona man.

2 women killed in Louisiana theater shooting, police say

Ray Sanchez, Greg Botelho and Pete Burn, CNN | posted 57 minutes ago

One co-owned a gift and toy shop. Another was a college student who also worked at a women's clothing store.

West Nile virus detected in Utah mosquitoes

Daphne Chen | posted Jul 24th - 11:07am

Mosquitos in four counties have tested positive for West Nile virus, according to the Utah Department of Health.

Terminally ill mom writes a lifetime of greeting cards for daughter

Jareen Imam, CNN | posted Jul 24th - 10:43am

It was a grim realization for Heather McManamy when she discovered during an echocardiogram that the breast cancer she fought so hard against had metastasized.

5 'wow' aviation moments at the Oshkosh air show

Thom Patterson, CNN | posted Jul 24th - 9:59am

They call it the Experimental Aircraft Association AirVenture. But for some, it's so famous, it's just "Oshkosh." Never heard of it? It's kind of like an aviation buff's Disneyland. Or maybe Comic-Con.

More homeless people are choosing to camp along downtown streets

Cassidy Hansen | posted Jul 24th - 9:47am

Volunteers of America Utah and other human services organizations have noticed an increasing amount of homeless camping on city streets, but after Wednesday, they're no closer to finding out why.

Here's why you have a sweet tooth when others may not

Jessica Ivins | posted Jul 24th - 9:04am

It may not be lack of self-discipline that keeps you from saying no to that second doughnut. Scientists say the culprit could be your genes.

Dunkin' CEO: $15 min wage is 'outrageous'

Jackie Wattles, CNN | posted Jul 24th - 8:42am

Dunkin' Donuts' top executive says a $15 minimum wage for fast food workers is "absolutely outrageous."

Quiz: How much do you know about the Mormon pioneers?

Megan Marsden Christensen and Celeste Tholen Rosenlof | posted Jul 24th - 8:06am

Many Utahns enthusiastically celebrate the 24th of July, but that doesn't mean they know everything about the Mormon pioneers. Take this quiz to determine how much you know about the pioneers.

Mormon Tabernacle Choir announces first European tour in 18 years

Trent Toone | posted Jul 23rd - 10:43pm

The Mormon Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra at Temple Square will be headed to Europe next summer for a three-week, eight-city tour with announced performances in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Belgium, Netherlands and France.

Jury finds former bus driver guilty of abusing 2 students

McKenzie Romero | posted Jul 23rd - 10:39pm

A Draper bus driver was found guilty Thursday of 19 charges of sexually abusing two special-needs girls that he drove to school.

Firefighter, boy burned after 70 fireworks go off inside fire station

Angie H. Treasure | posted Jul 23rd - 10:26pm

One firefighter was taken to the hospital with severe burns after fireworks went off inside the Marysvale fire station Thursday.

Fatal police shooting near Utah, Colorado border legally justified, D.A. says

Geoff Liesik | posted Jul 23rd - 10:12pm

Two Colorado police officers were legally justified in using deadly force against a Mississippi fugitive who disarmed them and briefly held them hostage near the Utah-Colorado border in March, according 14th Judicial District Attorney Brett Barkey.

Childhood friends, WWII veterans reunite on Honor Flight

Jed Boal | posted Jul 23rd - 9:38pm

The Utah Honor Flight has a way of forging new friendships when World War II veterans visit the memorials in Washington, D.C., together.

Restaurant meals just as bad for your health as fast food, study reveals

Jessica Ivins | posted Jul 23rd - 8:51pm

Attention all foodies: Despite what you may think, you may be better off eating at McDonalds than that new four-star restaurant downtown.

Deputies investigate shooting of 2 horses near Duchesne

Geoff Liesik | posted Jul 23rd - 7:41pm

You can't blame Sampson for being a little skittish these days. After all, someone shot the 3-month-old colt in the right front leg with small-caliber bullet earlier this month for reasons his owners can't explain.

New sport for 2018 Winter Olympics discussed during USSA Summit

Alex Cabrero | posted Jul 23rd - 6:52pm

Big-air snowboarding will make its debut during the 2018 Winter Olympics

Questions raised as armed man guards Logan military recruitment offices

Mike Anderson | posted Jul 23rd - 6:33pm

Joshua Van Natter has taken it upon himself to guard the military recruiting offices in Logan. While police say he has the right to do so, they point out he is drawing some concerns by being there.

Report details chronic problems at Army anthrax facility

Mike Stobbe, Associated Press | posted Jul 23rd - 6:31pm

Pentagon officials released a report Thursday detailing recurring problems at an Army bioterror facility that accidentally sent live anthrax to other labs for more than a decade.