Fifteen-year-old Kollin Galland of Provo is now walking with the help of a metal framework exoskeleton. In fact, he's the youngest in the world to buy the device and take it home.
Utah lawmakers consider education bills, including teacher raises
Utah legislators this week examined multiple bills that would impact education in the state. They also approved a proposal to name a section of 1-15 after late Speaker of the House Becky Lockhart.
Syracuse residents on edge after reports of 4 attempted child abductions
Parents are taking extra safety measures after hearing reports that men tried to get children into their cars in a Syracuse neighborhood.
Ringling Bros. eliminating elephant acts; company says it will phase them out by 2018
The Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus is ending its iconic elephant acts.
Senate panel passes anti-discrimination, religious rights bill
A Senate committee unanimously endorsed a compromise bill Thursday intended to protect religious freedom and LBGT Utahns from discrimination in housing and employment.
Will you be alive in 10 years? Fitness test could predict future
A formula based on a treadmill fitness test can calculate a person's risk of dying in 10 years, according to a new study from cardiologists at Johns Hopkins.
Hillary Clinton email trove reviewed for release, security
The government will examine thousands of Hillary Rodham Clinton's emails for public release — and for possible security lapses — after revelations she used a private account to conduct official business as secretary of state, a senior State Department official said Thursday.
'Fight goes on' for Healthy Utah, Gov. Gary 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.
WSU's master of health administration ranked most affordable in U.S.
Weber State University's master of health administration program was recently recognized as being the most affordable program in the U.S., according to a survey by Top Master's in Healthcare Administration.
Mom's drug use contributed to infant's near-drowning, police say
Police have arrested a woman after they say her alleged drug use contributed to the near drowning of an 11-month-old baby.
Mom of slain Riverton girl says teen suspect should be tried as adult
The certification hearing to determine whether a boy who was 14 when he allegedly murdered his girlfriend and dumped her body in the Jordan River continued Thursday.
Injured golden eagle rescued by deputy
A Summit County Sheriff's Deputy is being credited with saving an injured golden eagle Thursday afternoon.
Utah’s Golden Spike Ceremony could become new Lego model
A love of history and railroads drove a Florida man to create a Lego model of Utah's historic Golden Spike Ceremony, and he hopes he can get enough votes for it to become a distributed set.
Tanker carrying diesel rolls over, shuts highway down
Part of State Route 162 shut down Thursday afternoon when a fuel tanker truck hauling diesel rolled over.
Aggie senior Harris ending anonymous career grateful for one more shot
As the only senior on the Aggies' active roster, Sean Harris will naturally be in the spotlight. But don't expect the event to be renamed "Sean Harris Night." And that's just fine with the 6-foot-7, 230-pound forward from Rocklin, Califo
Historical movie robots we like better than Chappie
While "Chappie" falls way short of worthwhile entertainment, we look back on five movie robots Hollywood got right.
Find passion, presence and purpose in your 'daily do's'
Often we feel we have to "eat, pray and love" in a year-long pilgrimage to regain passion in our lives. But shifting our view of our daily do's can bring a level of passion to our lives we may not have realized.
Have You Seen This? When the fish aren't biting, try birds
The right fishing conditions involve a lot of variables, and sometimes those variables align for a more-than-surprising catch at the end of your line.
4 parent stars 'reared' 1 massive planet, NASA says
Our planet only has one star to give it light, but others have many more.
Tips for decontaminating boats from quagga mussels
In an effort to avoid spreading the suspected quagga mussels in Deer Creek State Park, Utah State Park officials closed the Charleston Bay boat ramp Wednesday and offered decontamination tips.
Michael Brown's family to file civil lawsuit 'shortly,' attorney says
The family of Michael Brown, the teen killed last year by Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson, will file a civil wrongful death lawsuit in the case "very shortly," attorney Anthony Gray said Thursday.
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