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48-and-No: Lone Peak halts Corner Canyon's state-record winning streak
10/07/2021 10:42pm
Easton Comer threw for 274 yards and a touchdown, Jaxson Willits ran for 138 more and two scores, and Lone Peak handed Corner Canyon its first loss in nearly four years 41-16, snapping the Chargers' state record-tying 48-game winning streak in emphatic fashion Thursday night.
Provo fourth grader uses lemonade stand funds to buy diverse books for school library
10/07/2021 10:31pm
The Provo School District has new books in their libraries thanks to fourth grade student Emi Kim, who wanted to promote diversity and inclusion.
Same-day biopsy offers women greater peace of mind in breast cancer treatment
10/07/2021 10:03pm
Recent advancements in screening and treatment are making it possible for people to be treated for breast cancer more easily and successfully. One Utah woman is grateful she didn't delay care.
When will President Joe Biden announce vaccine, testing mandate rules for businesses?
10/07/2021 9:12pm
President Biden stumped for his national vaccine mandate at a speaking engagement in Chicago on Thursday but offered no further information on when the plan will go into effect.
Bountiful man faces 15 charges in human trafficking, drug distribution bust
10/07/2021 8:39pm
A man who lives on Bountiful's east bench, who prosecutors say neighbors likely would never expect to be involved in drug distribution and human trafficking, now faces a long list of criminal charges.
Review: 'No Time to Die' is a divisive but fitting send-off for Daniel Craig's James Bond
10/07/2021 8:11pm
Here is why I think "No Time to Die" is a fantastic send-off to Daniel Craig's James Bond.
Then and now: Photos show Utah's obsession with fall colors dates far back in history
10/07/2021 7:42pm
Utahns have taken photos of the state's vibrant fall colors since the rise of color photography, but likely even beyond that.
Utah Sen. Mike Lee to the Department of Justice: Leave parents alone
10/07/2021 7:08pm
Sen. Lee is among a dozen senators demanding the DOJ not threaten the use of federal law enforcement against parents who raise highly charged issues in local school board meetings.
Saturday fundraiser benefits Utah soldier injured in Kabul bombing
10/07/2021 7:00pm
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Wyatt Wilson, a Marine Corps corporal and Utah native was seriously injured in the suicide bombing that killed 13 of his U.S. comrades, dozens of Afghan citizens and injured many more at the Kabul Airport. Epic RV has organized a fundraiser this Saturday benefitting Corporal Wyatt Wilson and his family.
Student assaulted 2 at Eagle Mountain high school, police say
10/07/2021 6:15pm
A senior at Cedar Valley High in Eagle Mountain was arrested Wednesday and accused of attacking two students.
Gov. Spencer Cox's 2020 campaign manager responds to sexual misconduct claim
10/07/2021 5:21pm
The governor said an independent investigation has substantiated claims by a woman who said she experienced "sexual misconduct" by the campaign's manager, Austin Cox.
Arizona police release new documents from investigation into Charles Vallow's death
10/07/2021 4:54pm
The Chandler Police Department released thousands of files from their investigation into the July 2019 death of Charles Vallow, which was ruled a homicide. The documents include a two-hour recording of a police interview with Tylee Ryan.
Senate Democrats give new details on Trump's bid to overturn election
10/07/2021 4:21pm
A review by U.S. Senate Democrats of Donald Trump's attempt to use the Justice Department to overturn his 2020 election defeat provided new details on the effort to advance Trump's false claims.
Gunman fired at 10 vehicles in southern Utah chase, police say
10/07/2021 4:17pm
At least 10 vehicles were shot at during a wild chase and manhunt outside Zion National Park on Wednesday. Police say the gunman remained in critical condition after shooting himself.
Have You Seen This? Wife may have just pulled off the world's greatest prank
10/07/2021 3:41pm
I'm not a big fan of pranks. This one I can get behind, however.
Biden expected to restore original boundaries of Bears Ears, Grand Staircase monuments
10/07/2021 3:08pm
President Joe Biden is expected to reverse a decision by the Trump administration to downsize Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante on Friday.
Looking for an expensive getaway in Utah? These are the priciest rooms in the state
10/07/2021 3:00pm
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Many of Utah's most enticing attractions have luxury hotels and resorts with rooms that may cost more than one (or six) month's rent—per night! Here's a look at some of the most expensive rooms in the state.
Ties and high heels out as hybrid office return sparks casual comfy boom
10/07/2021 2:40pm
Spanish fashionista Blanca Lorca once swore by high heels and fitted clothes for the office, but the COVID-19 lockdown has transformed her style sense and shopping habits.
Dad who fled Afghanistan sues US to reunite with young sons
10/07/2021 2:14pm
A lawsuit alleges the United States failed in its legal obligations under the Afghan Allies Protection Act to help his family despite his work for the U.S. government during the 20-year war there.
They've been with Fox News Channel for all 25 years. Here's what stands out
10/07/2021 2:02pm
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Steve Doocy, Sean Hannity, Lauren Green and Jon Scott share highlights on the network's silver anniversary.
'Containergeddon': Supply crisis drives Walmart and rivals to hire their own ships
10/07/2021 1:37pm
The Flying Buttress once glided across the oceans carrying vital commodities like grain to all corners of the world.
Utah reports over 1,800 new COVID-19 cases, 9 deaths Thursday
10/07/2021 1:07pm
Utah health officials reported 1,805 new COVID-19 cases on Thursday, as well as nine deaths.
West Valley man assaulted soccer player who elbowed him, charges say
10/07/2021 12:41pm
A Utah man who police say kicked a 16-year-old boy in the face in retaliation for being elbowed during a soccer game now faces a felony criminal charge.
'Patience' is key as Craig Smith looks to make his mark with Runnin' Utes
10/07/2021 12:16pm
Craig Smith has been patient with his new team.
'Her palms are completely gone.' Woman burned saving dog from Yellowstone hot spring
10/07/2021 11:58am
The family of a woman severely burned at Yellowstone National Park is asking for help and prayers following a horrific accident Monday afternoon.
How an idea from the 1940s allows biologists to keep Utah fish safe in drought years
10/07/2021 11:35am
Utah wildlife officials purchased enough water that they have to keep fish species alive in many places — even during one of the state's driest years.
Why BYU receivers still play pivotal role in Cougars' power-run offense
10/07/2021 11:04am
The most memorable moment for Puka Nacua was a downfield block propelling Tyler Allgeier toward the end zone for one of his three touchdowns.
18 ex-NBA players, including a former Jazz guard, charged in $4M health care fraud scheme
10/07/2021 10:29am
Eighteen former NBA players, including one former Utah Jazz guard, have been charged with defrauding the league's health and welfare benefit plan out of about $4 million, according to an indictment Thursday in New York.
Concrete spill on I-80 exit causes several minor crashes
10/07/2021 10:10am
A semitrailer spilled concrete onto an I-80 interchange on Thursday, closing lanes and causing several vehicles to crash, troopers said.
Instagram and teens: How to keep your kids safe
10/07/2021 9:34am
For many parents, revelations this week from whistleblower Frances Haugen showing internal Facebook studies of the harms of Instagram for teenagers only intensified concerns about the popular photo sharing app.
These rural Utah communities are seeing 'unprecedented' spikes in housing prices
10/07/2021 9:03am
It's no secret that Utah's Wasatch Front has seen record-breaking housing price increases. But it's not just high-demand urban and suburban areas that are seeing stunning prices.
US Senate approves temporary lift to debt ceiling, averting default
10/07/2021 8:56am
The U.S. Senate on Thursday approved legislation to temporarily raise the federal government's $28.4 trillion debt limit and avoid the risk of a historic default later this month, but it put off until early December a decision on a longer-lasting remedy.
Red Cliffs Utah Temple takes shape as construction continues
10/07/2021 8:32am
Nearly a year after ground was broken for the Red Cliffs Utah Temple in Washington Fields, the incoming Latter-day Saint temple has taken shape as a skeleton of steel and concrete has gradually risen from land once used for growing crops.
BYU researchers discover, then find way to attack 'cancer driver' gene
10/07/2021 8:16am
A unique academic/industry partnership in Utah County is resulting in the development of a drug to treat certain cancer tumors.
3 new studies show weight loss isn't all about diet and exercise
10/07/2021 8:00am
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If your doctor tells you it only boils down to diet and exercise, seek another opinion.
Police searching for Millcreek woman's stolen car, U-Haul trailer
10/07/2021 7:58am
A Millcreek woman is now homeless after thieves stole her car and tens of thousands of dollars worth of belongings.
US jobless claims fall to 326K, first drop in 4 weeks
10/07/2021 7:27am
The number of Americans applying for unemployment benefits fell last week, another sign that the U.S. job market and economy continue their steady recovery from last year's coronavirus recession.
Pfizer, BioNTech ask US regulators to OK COVID-19 vaccine for kids
10/07/2021 6:54am
Pfizer and BioNTech have asked U.S. regulators to approve emergency use of their COVID-19 vaccine for children aged from 5 to 11, Pfizer said in a post on Twitter Thursday.
Utah has one of the highest rates of uninsured kids. Could insuring them save taxpayers millions?
10/07/2021 6:19am
Voices for Utah Children released a report Wednesday that estimates that Utah is actually losing out on $9.6 million by not covering its uninsured children.
