Can the Jazz survive when Rudy Gobert sits?

Just like his postgame outfit, Rudy Gobert's preseason debut Monday in Utah's 127-96 rout of New Orleans at Vivint Arena commanded attention.

UDOT ready to start plowing snow overnight

When the rain turns to snow, some Utahns could find themselves driving on slick roads. Monday night could be the first long night of the year for snow plow drivers across northern and central Utah.

Man accused of shooting ex's date is charged with attempted murder

A man accused of shooting his ex-girlfriend's date was charged Monday with attempted murder.

Locals in the NFL: Devontae Booker goes from inactive to featured back (+ complete Week 5 roundup)

Two weeks ago, former Utah running back Devontae Booker was inactive as he clung to a reserve role with the New York Giants. Now he could be all the featured back in the Big Apple.

Utah Inland Port Authority approves $150M in bonds, creates body to oversee it

The Utah Inland Port Authority voted to approve $150 million in bonds meant to increase production of the growing inland port, prompting outcry from opponents.

Elk roaming Colorado with tire around neck for 2 years freed

Wildlife officials in Colorado say an elusive elk that has been wandering the hills with a car tire around its neck for at least two years has finally been freed of the obstruction.

Washington County Sheriff Cory Pulsipher retiring after 35-year career

After 35 years at the Washington County Sheriff's Office, Sheriff Cory Pulsipher announced Monday he will retire.

After crushing loss, BYU's next objective is clear: Don't let the Broncos beat you twice

Whether you agree or not, the No. 19 Cougars can still play for a great season.

Jon Gruden resigns as Raiders coach over offensive emails

Jon Gruden has resigned as coach of the Las Vegas Raiders after emails he sent before being hired in 2018 contained racist, homophobic and misogynistic comments.

'We don't feel seen': Northern Ute Tribe citizen, U. student reflects on Indigenous People's Day

A gallery at the University of Utah celebrated Indigenous People's Day Monday. For Isiah Cambridge, attending this event was especially important.

Idaho reaches deal to reimburse hunters who kill wolves

Idaho officials will make available up to $200,000 to be divided into payments for hunters and trappers who kill wolves in the state through next summer.

Beloved Logan bookstore is weeks away from permanently closing its doors

Many small businesses are still struggling to recover from COVID-19 shutdowns from over a year ago. Becky's Bookshelf, an award-wining bookstore in Logan, Utah is potentially weeks away from closing its doors permanently.

Hearth site in Utah desert reveals human tobacco use 12,300 years ago

Scientists have unearthed evidence of a milestone in human culture - the earliest-known use of tobacco - in the remnants of a hearth built by early inhabitants of North America's interior about 12,300 years ago in Utah's Great Salt Lake Desert.

Cyberattacks concerning to most in US, poll says

Most Americans across party lines have serious concerns about cyberattacks on U.S. computer systems and view China and Russia as major threats, according to a new poll.

Have You Seen This? Groom carries bride's twin sister who has disability down the aisle

There's so much sadness in the world that it's important to celebrate moments of beauty and compassion, like this charming video.

California's 'Surf City USA' beach reopens after oil spill

A Southern California beach that was closed more than a week ago because of a leak of crude oil from an undersea pipeline reopened on Monday, far sooner than many expected.

Pardon our French: BioFire is now bioMérieux

For over two decades, BioFire Diagnostics has been a key player in Utah's health sciences community. Big changes are coming to BioFire's branding—but company leaders say nothing will change its commitment to Utah and its employees.

Charges: Man assaulted woman walking home from bar

A man who police say attacked a woman walking home from a Salt Lake bar has been charged. It's the latest in a number of felony charges the man has already been accused of this year.

Moderna has no plans to share its COVID-19 vaccine recipe

Moderna has no plans to share the recipe for its COVID-19 vaccine because executives have concluded that scaling up the company's own production is the best way to increase the global supply, the company's chairman said Monday.

Police: Man who fired at 10 vehicles during chase dies of self-inflicted gunshot

A man who lead police on a wild chase and manhunt outside of Zion National Park last week has died from a self-inflicted gunshot, according to police.

University of Utah engineers develop new exoskeleton to help amputees walk more easily

Mechanical engineering researchers in a University of Utah lab created a lightweight, powered exoskeleton to help lower-limb amputees walk with less difficulty.

'He just loved you': Family, friends remember Utes defensive back Aaron Lowe

Football and the University of Utah meant everything to Aaron Lowe. That love was on full display at the Texas chapel for his funeral service Monday afternoon.

19 Utah officers, including former Mantua chief, disciplined in latest POST Council meeting

The state agency that certifies people to become law enforcers in Utah handed down discipline to 19 current and former officers during its latest meeting.

US says first talks with Taliban were 'candid and professional'

The first face-to-face meeting between senior U.S. and Taliban officials focused on terrorism, safe passage for U.S. citizens, and human rights, including the meaningful participation of women and girls in all aspects of Afghan society.

Red Cross offering small reward to donors amid 'emergency' blood shortage

The Red Cross said Monday it continues to experience an emergency blood and platelet shortage that recently led the supply to drop to "the lowest post-summer level in at least six years."

KSL.com HS Football Top 20+1: Who's No. 1 after last week's shakeup at the top?

Lone Peak's 41-16 win over top-ranked Corner Canyon sent shockwaves across the Wasatch Front, not only because it was the Chargers' first loss of the year but also because it ended a state-record-tying winning streak at 48 games.

How the Gabby Petito case could change America's domestic violence laws

Domestic violence experts say America's laws — and those who enforce them — misunderstand the dynamics of abusive relationships.

Winter storm watch extended in Utah ahead of latest storm

The National Weather Service extended a winter storm watch to include parts of central and southern Utah, ahead of a storm system set to arrive late Monday.

Veteran says painting missionaries who have died helped save his own life

A Utah portrait artist has captured the image of 125 missionaries for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints who died while serving. He says this effort saved his own life.

Texas toddler missing 3 days found safe in woods

A 3-year-old boy who vanished Wednesday afternoon was found Saturday morning alive and well.

Southwest cancels hundreds more flights; passengers stranded

Southwest Airlines canceled more than 350 flights Monday following a weekend of major disruptions that it blamed on bad weather and air traffic control issues. The pilots union accused the company of a botched response to what it said would have been a minor challenge for other airlines.

FuboTV strikes deal to stream Utah Jazz games

On Monday, fuboTV announced an agreement to carry AT&T SportsNet, the television home of the Utah Jazz, during the 2021-22 season.

Coach Kim: Is the internet making us meaner?

In this edition of LIFEadvice, Coach Kim answers a reader's question and explains the ways being and communicating online has made us meaner to each other.

US Navy engineer, wife charged with selling submarine secrets

A U.S. Navy nuclear engineer and his wife have been charged with selling secret information about nuclear submarines to an undercover FBI agent who posed as an operative for a foreign country, the Justice Dept. said on Sunday.

Got an app idea? We can build it!

Whether you're a small business owner, you're working on building the world's next greatest idea or you want to improve what you've already got, building an app is a worthwhile cause.

Merck asks FDA to authorize promising anti-COVID pill

Drugmaker Merck asked U.S. regulators Monday to authorize its pill against COVID-19 as an entirely new weapon to the world's arsenal against the pandemic.

ICYMI: 10 stories from the weekend

Here are 10 stories you may have missed this weekend. As always, click on the headline to read the full story.

5600 West in West Valley closed after car hits power pole, causes outage

West Valley police have closed 4100 South and 3500 South in both directions after a car hit a power pole, causing a power outage.

National parks are being 'loved to death.' Is there an end in sight?

Public lands are being "loved to death" right now, as one official put it. From national parks to state parks, Americans are going outside more.