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Utes score 28 unanswered points in second half to upend No. 18 Arizona State

10/16/2021 11:27pm

The second half belonged to the Utes.

Community searches continue in Tooele for missing man

10/16/2021 10:31pm

Dozens gathered at a church building in Tooele Saturday to search for Rick Morris, a 32-year-old diabetic who has been missing for several months.

Netflix employee fired in wake of Chappelle special furor

10/16/2021 9:50pm

Netflix said Friday that it had fired an employee for disclosing confidential financial information about what it paid for Dave Chappelle's comedy special "The Closer," which some condemned as being transphobic.

Utah expected to welcome 765 Afghan refugees

10/16/2021 9:15pm

Salt Lake County was preparing to receive hundreds of Afghan refugees Friday, nearly two months after the Taliban takeover in Afghanistan and weeks after the first Afghan refugee arrived in the state.

Utah State snaps skid, extends UNLV losing streak with win

10/16/2021 9:12pm

Elelyon Noa's 11-yard touchdown run with 35 seconds left carried Utah State past winless UNLV 28-24.

Biden says policing is as hard as ever, vows reform

10/16/2021 8:23pm

President Joe Biden on Saturday vowed to move forward with policing reform, telling a gathering honoring slain officers that their profession is called on to do too much.

Unhappy with prices, ranchers look to build own meat plants

10/16/2021 7:49pm

Like other ranchers across the country, Rusty Kemp for years grumbled about rock-bottom prices paid for the cattle he raised in central Nebraska, even as the cost of beef at grocery stores kept climbing.

Disabled Utah teen, family receive a wheelchair accessible van

10/16/2021 7:02pm

Compassion Mobility along with other organizations, surprised three families with gifts that will improve their quality of life, including an accessible van for Reese Thorne and his family.

Utah's treasure hunt enters week 2—with $20,000 for the taking

10/16/2021 7:00pm - SPONSORED

This time, you'll search for hidden QR codes placed around the Wasatch Front.

1 woman dead, others injured in Fairpark area crash

10/16/2021 5:44pm

One woman died and three others were injured after a crash in Salt Lake City on Saturday. The crash occurred in the area of 1200 West and 500 North after reports were made of a car driving erratically, police said.

Physical Baylor rolls No. 19 BYU, handing Cougars consecutive losses for first time since 2019

10/16/2021 4:57pm

Gerry Bohanon recorded his first interception of the season, but also threw for 231 yards and a touchdown while Baylor piled up 303 yards on the ground in a 38-24 win over BYU.

State lotteries did not motivate people to get the COVID-19 vaccine, study finds

10/16/2021 4:51pm

Nearly 66 million people in the United States who are eligible still have not gotten vaccinated against COVID-19, no matter how much danger that puts them in and no matter how many incentives or mandates have been thrown at them.

New video project giving thanks to health care workers

10/16/2021 4:07pm

For health care workers, there doesn't seem to be an end in sight to the long days and the difficult cases related to COVID-19, which is why a Saint George web developer came up with an easy way for people to share their gratitude.

Have You Seen This? Don't get into arguments with goats

10/16/2021 3:20pm

It's not always the head-butting you have to worry about.

U.S. offers payments, relocation to family of Afghans killed in botched drone attack

10/16/2021 2:05pm

The Pentagon has offered unspecified condolence payments to the family of 10 civilians who were killed in a botched U.S. drone attack in Afghanistan in August during the final days before American troops withdrew from the country.

2 BYU students killed Friday in Orem crash are identified

10/16/2021 1:18pm

Two BYU students died and two other people were transported to a hospital Friday evening after a two-vehicle crash near 400 S. State in Orem, police said.

Once left with nothing after Haiti earthquake, Herriman teen wants to help those affected by latest earthquake

10/16/2021 12:20pm

After escaping her home with her family when the 2010 Haiti earthquake hit, one Herriman High School senior wants to give back to those affected by the recent August earthquake.

A history gold mine: Excavations from Utah ghost town uncover important artifacts

10/16/2021 11:40am

Archeologists unveiled findings from recent excavations of a Utah ghost town along the transcontinental railroad, which uncovered all sorts of important artifacts from Chinese workers.

Should American families get a monthly allowance?

10/16/2021 11:15am - PARTNER

American Family Survey: To boost the birth rate, the government may need to send families more cash

White House to meet US Chamber of Commerce, retail leaders on vaccine rule

10/16/2021 10:15am

White House officials are meeting with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and others as the administration races to issue a rule to implement President Joe Biden's plan to require private-sector workers to be vaccinated against COVID-19.

Here's every opening-round matchup of the 2021 Utah high school football playoffs

10/16/2021 9:29am

Corner Canyon, Springville, Desert Hills, Juab, San Juan and Duches all earned top seeds in their respective classifications, according to the UHSAA's computer-generation ratings percentage index (RPI) revealed Saturday morning.

1 dead in West Jordan motorcycle crash

10/16/2021 8:35am

A motorcyclist died in a crash Friday evening near the intersection of 7000 South and 1300 West, West Jordan police said.

Van Gogh artwork looted by Nazis to be auctioned in New York

10/16/2021 8:20am

A watercolor by Vincent van Gogh that was seized by the Nazis during World War II will be sold next month at auction in New York, where it is expected to fetch a price of $20 million or more, the auction house Christie's announced.

New survey reveals how Utah students are weathering the COVID-19 pandemic

10/16/2021 7:15am

The latest results of a survey of some 71,000 Utah schoolchildren suggests one-third of students reported the coronavirus pandemic made them feel anxious, sad — even hopeless.

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