1 dead after 5-car crash in West Jordan

One person is dead after a five-car collision in West Jordan on Friday, police said.

Tyler's High Five: Allgeier's career night leads BYU to win over Utah State, 5-0 start

Good thing the No. 13 Cougars had Tyler Allgeier on Friday night.

Officials searching for hiker missing at Zion National Park since Tuesday

Officials at Zion National Park continued their search Friday for a missing hiker.

4th year since Las Vegas massacre: 'Be there for each other'

People who are healing and some still struggling gathered Friday to remember those who died and were injured during the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history four years ago on the Las Vegas Strip.

2 injured in crash in Box Elder County

Two people suffered injuries after a crash on state Route 30 in Box Elder County on Friday afternoon.

New footage of Gabby Petito incident highlights complexities of domestic abuse, experts say

Moab police have released new body-worn camera footage of the high-profile incident involving the Gabby Petito and Brian Laundrie outside of Arches National Park on Aug. 12.

Cedar Valley High gets $25,000 donation to build an on-campus barn for ag programs

Cedar Valley High School's agriculture program received a $25,000 donation from the local Tyson Foods plant on Friday. The funds will be used to help build a barn so students can learn to care for animals on the schools' campus.

Arianne Brown: Are you giving your teens the grace they deserve?

Recently, I ran past a few teens doing very teenaged things and it ignited feelings of love and solidarity. As a mother of teenagers, I asked myself the simple question: Would I feel the same way if it was my child?

Marie Osmond doesn't like the comfort zone

Marie Osmond talks with the Deseret News about her career and new projects as her special pre-filmed concert titled "An Evening with Marie" premieres on BYUtv Oct. 1.

5 actors who should be the next James Bond

After 15 years and five movies, Daniel Craig is saying goodbye to his time as James Bond. Here are five actors I think would be fantastic as the next 007.

US hits 700K COVID deaths just as cases begin to fall

The United States reached its latest heartbreaking pandemic milestone Friday, eclipsing 700,000 deaths from COVID-19 just as the surge from the delta variant is starting to slow down and give overwhelmed hospitals some relief.

As another dry water year ends, Gov. Cox says he's hopeful heading into a new one

Unlike the end of the 2020 water year, there is renewed optimism in Utah heading into the new water year that began Friday. Here's why.

Skiing collision wasn't 9-year-old's fault, Utah Supreme Court says

The Utah Supreme Court ruled unanimously on Thursday that a skiing collision in 2012 between a 9-year-old girl and a woman was not the fault of the child or her parents. Stephanie Donovan filed a lawsuit in 2016 against the girl and her parents asking for damages and medical expenses.

Women Tech Awards honors Utah women 'at every level'

After the pandemic hit women particularly hard, the 2021 Women Tech Awards honored local women, many of whom mentioned motherhood and diversity as part of their success.

Salt Lake City Councilman James Rogers resigns after serving for 8 years

Salt Lake City Councilman James Rogers will resign from the council to focus on his family, the council announced Friday.

2 Salt Lake officers injured by rock-throwing woman

Two Salt Lake police officers suffered minor injuries Friday while responding to a report of a woman breaking windows in the downtown area.

Gunman who held family hostage did drugs during hourslong standoff, report says

New court documents provide small glimpses into what was happening inside a Farmington house where a gunman held a family hostage for nearly seven hours last month.

Have You Seen This? The world's fastest man on 2 hands will blow your mind

I can't run that fast on two legs, and this guy has no legs. Watching him race is amazing.

Why GOP Sens. Mike Lee, Mitt Romney say the new BLM director is unfit for the job

The Senate narrowly approved Tracy Stone-Manning as director of Bureau of Land Management on Thursday over vehement opposition from Utah's Republican senators.

Why fall is the best season for catching and admiring brook and brown trout

Brook and brown trout spawn in the fall. Just light the changing foliage, the males of these two species come alive with color during the autumn months and now is the best time to catch them and view their beauty.

Patience will be key for rookie Jared Butler as he begins first year with Jazz

Jared Butler likened his training camp experience to a first day. Time will tell if it leads to a happy marriage.

Murray homicide victim identified

A man shot and killed in the doorway of a Murray home early Wednesday has been identified.

Utah seeing higher rate of serious disease in younger COVID-19 patients

Utah health officials confirmed 1,715 new COVID-19 cases and 11 deaths on Friday. Four of the 11 deaths reported Friday were in the 25-44 age group.

Church of Jesus Christ launches new digital features for October 2021 general conference

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is using digital innovations to make the October 2021 general conference more accessible to viewers.

Family has truck stolen in Utah during cross-country trip

A Virginia family traveling through Utah on a cross-country trip had their truck stolen on Foothill Drive. They say their truck contained more memories than any camera could hold.

What is the Old Wagon Wheel? History of the 99-year-old BYU-Utah State series

The Old Wagon Wheel will be at stake Friday night at Maverik Stadium in Logan, with the winner earning the spoils and the chance to roll it home for at least one more year.

COVID-19 long-hauler shares Facebook post on suicide, helps save lives

When COVID-19 hit Amy Cuddeback, it hit hard. It has been almost a year since she contracted the virus and still her symptoms linger. Her once active lifestyle looks a lot different these days.

Man indicted following multiple arrests for homemade bombs will spend years in federal prison

A St. George man who has been held without bail following his arrest in February was sentenced in federal court Wednesday.

KSL.com Pick'em: Staff picks for Week 5 of college football

Each week, we'll release the KSL.com sports staff picks for you to see. Can you do a better job than us? Probably, but that's the fun of it all.

Biden administration urges judge to block Texas abortion law

The Biden administration on Friday urged a federal judge to block the nation's most restrictive abortion law, which has banned most abortions in Texas since early September and sent women racing to get care beyond the borders of the second-most populous state.

Why the sensational Britney Spears case is 'atypical' of most conservatorships

To say there's intense international interest over how pop star Britney Spears lost control of her estimated net worth of $60 million would be a gross understatement.

Man dead after being hit by police vehicle in Ogden

A pedestrian was killed late Thursday night after apparently being hit by a car in Ogden.

Scammers impersonate real breeders, trick people into buying pets that don't exist

Imagine somebody using your name to try and rip people off. It happened to a Fillmore woman who sells dogs.

Merck says COVID-19 pill cuts risk of death, hospitalization

In a potential leap forward in the global fight against the pandemic, drugmaker Merck said Friday that its experimental pill for people sick with COVID-19 reduced hospitalizations and deaths by half.

Supreme Court Justice Kavanaugh tests positive for COVID, has no symptoms

The Supreme Court says Justice Brett Kavanaugh has tested positive for COVID-19.

Getting a flu shot? Now you can get the COVID-19 vaccine at the same time

It's time for Utahns to get their annual flu shots, but what if they also still need to be vaccinated against COVID-19, or are now eligible for a booster dose?

Pharmacy chains face first trial in opioid litigation; judge urges settlement

Four large pharmacy chains are set to face their first trial over the deadly U.S. opioid epidemic, creating new pressure to reach settlements with state and local governments who accuse them of contributing to the public health crisis.