Deedee Corradini, who served as Salt Lake City's only female mayor from 1992 to 2000, died Sunday, a family spokeswoman confirms.
Wheelchair stolen from teen with disability
A custom wheelchair belonging to a Kearns teen, Tyson Howick, was stolen early Friday morning while its owner was sleeping. He requires it to get around, and may also be forced to miss his junior prom this month as a result.
San Juan district cancels schools for 'mud days'
Students in Monument Valley will be out of school until March 16, this week because muddy roads are impassable after a strong winter storm and next week due to spring break in San Juan School District.
With fresh snowfall, ski resorts see busy Sunday
A weekend storm brought some fresh powder to the mountains and people in the mood for winter sports flocked to the resorts.
Special-needs cheer squad prepares for national performance
Jazzy Holman, a young woman with special needs, shares her story of why she decided to join the Elite Academy's Angels cheer squad. The Angels will perform in California at the end of March. Jazzy's team is currently asking for donations.
Man assaults WVC woman in apartment
A woman sustained minor injuries Sunday when she was assaulted by a man who came into her apartment, officials said.
American Kenworthy wins halfpipe in US Grand Prix
American Gus Kenworthy won the halfpipe final in the U.S. Grand Prix on Saturday night, scoring 95.60 points on his second run.
Fundraiser benefits woman with rare heart condition
Heidi Martin was born with half a heart and many of her organs on the wrong side of her body. She undergone a number of procedures. Her family has raised over $15,000 for her treatment already and continues to accept donations.
Refracted rays from Nutella jar blamed for UK house fire
London's firefighters say sun rays refracted by a Nutella jar likely caused a house fire.
Free CPR class teaches important lifesaving skills
More than 120 people spent part of their Saturday learning CPR from firefighters and police at the Utah Cultural Celebration Center. The free class was designed to reach small children and adults who may not have previous experience with CPR.
Yellowstone park's Boiling River running warmer
If you think Yellowstone National Park's Boiling River feels hotter this winter, you're right.
Obama, Netanyahu on collision course 6 years in the making
For six years, President Barack Obama and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have been on a collision course over how to halt Iran's nuclear ambitions, a high-stakes endeavor both men see as a centerpiece of their legacies.
Newmont settling suit in 2011 death at Nevada gold mine
A lawyer for the Utah family of a contract worker killed in an accident at a Nevada gold mine in 2011 says they've settled a wrongful death suit with Newmont USA subject to a judge's final approval.
Team behind 'Fault in Our Stars' reunites for next John Green adaptation
Temple Hill Entertainment and screenwriters Scott Neustadter and Michael H. Weber worked together on Fox's adaptation of Green's young adult novel "The Fault in Our Stars," which became a huge hit in 2014. Then, Temple Hill producers Wyck Godfrey and Marty Bowen got back together with Neustadter and Weber to work on Fox 2000's adaptation of Green's "Paper Towns," which hits theaters this summer.
Horse therapy helps veterans handle PTSD
Bonding with a horse can benefit veterans dealing with post traumatic stress disorder physically, mentally and emotionally.
NFL player donates children's books to United Way chapter
The United Way of Central Virginia received a donation of nearly 10,000 copies of a children's book written by New York Jets offensive lineman and University of Virginia alumnus D'Brickashaw Ferguson.
Thousands rally in Moscow for slain Putin critic Boris Nemtsov
After the Russian opposition figure was gunned down Friday night, Sunday's rally in Moscow took on a different theme. Instead of gathering to criticize Russia's policies on Ukraine, thousands of people came together to mourn the death of the former deputy prime minister.
20 questions: How well do you know Tyler Haws' and Jimmer Fredette's BYU careers?
How well do you know the careers of Haws and Fredette? Take this 20-question quiz and prove your mettle.
World's biggest private Harry Potter collection on display
A young Mexican's fascination with Harry Potter has grown into the world's biggest private collection of toys, books, clothes and other items related to author J.K. Rowling's fantasy hero. Now, other fans have a chance to see it all.
Officials disappointed over withdrawn stadium deal in Utah
Utah State Fairpark officials have expressed disappointment after the owner of Real Salt Lake revoked an offer to develop an 8,000-seat minor league soccer stadium at the park.
Primary Children’s Hospital inundated with respiratory viruses
Respiratory viruses are spreading like wildfire in Utah children, according to doctors at Primary Children's Hospital. Last week alone, Intermountain Healthcare treated 595 cases of respiratory viruses in kids.
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