A jury has found a West Valley City woman guilty of murdering her husband, who was stabbed to death at a Labor Day barbecue.
Weighing in: The top 20 metro areas with the smallest weight problem
Here's a look at the top 20 least obese cities — see which three Utah areas make the grade, and where they fall in the rankings.
Community thanks beloved mailman with notes, money for trip to Hawaii
Mailman Brent Coulam's 42 years of service in a Layton community went far beyond delivering letters.
Dad blogger's death prompts renewed push to rename 'Amazon Mom'
Many years ago, a colleague told me how frustrated her husband was by "Amazon Mom," a special membership program offered by the retail giant that provides discounts, recommendations and other information to help parents during the crazy toddler years.
How to freeze your fat away
This new, non-invasive procedure might be just the answer you're looking for to get rid of unwanted fat.
Harrison Ford's love of flight marked by mishaps, service
When a man battles Darth Vader, Nazis and other evil-doers for work, what does he do for fun? Harrison Ford finds his answer in a pilot's license and the freedom to take to the skies.
City leaders, UDOT plot changes to intersection known for crashes
The intersection of Mountain View Corridor and Daybreak Parkway has seen 49 crashes from Jan. 1, 2012 to Feb. 19, 2015, according to numbers supplied to South Jordan by UDOT. The Corridor intersection with the next highest total was 9000 S. with 16.
Obama: Racial bias in Ferguson police dept. not isolated
President Barack Obama said the type of racial discrimination found in Ferguson, Missouri, is not unique to that police department, and he cast law enforcement reform as a chief struggle for today's civil rights movement.
Winter brought record warmth to SLC, Provo
If you thought it was warm and dry these last couple of months, your suspicions are part of what is going down in the record books. It was the warmest and driest winter on record for the Salt Lake International Airport.
Hip-hop dance company to perform at Marriot Center
The Underground dance company is preparing for its spring show, Forces of Nature. The show hopes to create a street-style dance experience between the audience and the performers.
Weber State basketball continues to fight the odds
The Weber State basketball program has fought several things this season — injuries, losses, overall youth — yet the Wildcats are still in position to make the Big Sky tournament with a strong run in the weekend's final games.
52 photographers depict Ogden in 52 photographs
A community art project designed to show off the diversity of Ogden has brought 52 photographers together to capture the city in 52 photographs.
West High students build box-stacking robot for competition
The West High School robotics team built a robot designed to stack tote boxes, and it will be taking it to a robotics competition next week.
Neola man who threatened neighbors over dog pleads guilty to disorderly conduct
A Duchesne County man accused of threatening his neighbors after one of them shot and killed his pit bull has pleaded guilty to a reduced charge.
Bill requires county clerks to provide person to perform same-sex marriages
A bill filed Thursday would require county clerks' offices to make someone available to solemnize same-sex marriages, while at the same time accommodating workers who might object for religious reasons.
9/11 impacted heart health of Utahns, study finds
Repercussions from a terrorist attack a couple thousand miles away were enough to impact even the biological clocks of Utahns, researchers say.
Wright, Loveridge lead No. 13 Utah over Washington St. 67-59
Delon Wright scored 18 points and Jordan Loveridge added 16 as No. 13 Utah came back to beat Washington State 67-59 on Thursday night.
Injured golden eagle rescued by deputy
A Summit County Sheriff's Deputy is being credited with saving an injured golden eagle Thursday afternoon.
Harrison Ford 'battered, but ok' after small-plane crash, son says
Actor Harrison Ford was "banged up" and hospitalized Thursday afternoon after a 1940s aircraft he was piloting crashed during a forced landing on a golf course, his publicist said.
Katrina survivor missing in Utah, family asks for help
Police are asking for help locating a man displaced by Hurricane Katrina who lives in Utah but hasn't been seen in months.
'Fight goes on' for Healthy Utah, Herbert says
Gov. Gary Herbert pledged Thursday that "the fight goes on" for his Healthy Utah alternative to Medicaid expansion in the final days of the 2015 Legislature.
Old-timer DJ still going strong at 97
Joe Gentry, a 97-year-old DJ in Richfield, continues to hold strong on a radio show he's produced since 1955.
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