An Eagle Mountain man was killed Friday and his wife was held for questioning but later released to care for the couple's four children.
York leads No. 7 Arizona past No. 13 Utah, 63-57
Gabe York went against what he'd been taught and took a chance.
Collinsworth leads BYU over No. 3 Gonzaga 73-70
Kyle Collinsworth believes BYU is peaking at the right time.
Burke scores 23, Jazz hold on for 82-75 win over Bucks
The Milwaukee Bucks have been one of the NBA's best defensive teams all season and entered Saturday night's game against Utah holding opponents to 43.2 percent shooting — the third-best mark in the league.
Blind dog rescued after being lost for 2 weeks in the cold
A blind dog who wandered away from her Ester, Alaska, home during a cold snap has been reunited with her owner.
Dozens climb Zions Bank Building to help others breathe easier
Climbing up 18 flights of stairs might not sound fun for most people, but dozens of Utahns did it Saturday for a good cause.
Dems call GOP Homeland Security strategy a political blunder
Democrats are losing some skirmishes over the Department of Homeland Security, but many feel they are winning a political war that will haunt Republicans in 2016 and beyond.
Bountiful showcases depth, defense to win 2nd-straight 4A hoops title
Jeff Pollard had a game-high 22 points and five steals to lead four Bountiful players in double-figure scoring, and the Braves ran past upstart Kearns 66-54 for their second-straight 4A state championship Saturday at Weber State's Dee Events Center.
DI photo album returned to veteran’s family
A woman hoping to find the family of a veteran whose photos she found at a Deseret Industries store got her wish. About 70 pictures of Eugene Wise Pierce were placed in the hands of his grandson Friday evening.
You got hacked — cybersecurity stocks soar
Companies keep getting hacked. And that's music to the ears of the executives and investors in cybersecurity companies.
New U. health center prepares to open doors in Murray
A new University of Utah health clinic in Murray hopes to bring eye and skin services closer to patients.
Lehi supplement firm launches research lab
A local company is using technology to develop what it claims will be scientifically improved nutritional supplement products. Nature's Sunshine technology will allow herbs to be more effectively matched with each person's chemical makeup.
Photos: Delta Snow Goose Festival
The annual Delta Snow Goose Festival was held Friday and Saturday, giving residents and tourists an opportunity to see thousands of migrating white snow geese.
West Bountiful wins Utah's best-tasting water contest
It's a water fight of a different sort — and this year, West Bountiful is taking home the honor of having the best-tasting water in Utah.
Congress looks at replacing No Child Left Behind; Local educators hopeful
National lawmakers are considering a re-write of a major education law. It would replace No Child Left Behind, which has had critics in Utah.
Advice from Warren Buffett that could make you rich
You probably can't do as well as Warren Buffett but his advice can get you a lot of the way to reaching your goals.
Have You Seen This? Drop a beat with your pen
Music comes in all forms, and when combined with boredom in school, it can make a pretty sweet sound.
Bill delayed to ban animal gas chambers; Lockhart remembered on Rare Disease Day
A bill to ban gas chambers at animal shelters around Utah was delayed until next year and Utah's Rare Disease Day was commemorated at a gathering. Here's what else happened Friday on Capitol Hill.
Prosecutors: Woman killed girlfriend with 46 stab wounds
Victoria Ashley Mendoza and her girlfriend had a volatile five-year relationship that ended violently last October when she stabbed Tawnee Baird dozens of times in her car, leaving her with 46 stab wounds, prosecutors said Friday.
The 20 most innovative tech hubs in America — see which Utah towns made the list
We all know that Silicon Valley is the place for entrepreneurs, and word is getting out that the Beehive State is a great setting for startups.
SLC cop among 6 to get audience with President Obama
A Salt Lake City Police Department sergeant got the opportunity of a lifetime, chatting with President Barack Obama in the Oval Office about community-oriented policing.
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