US House committee backs contempt charge against Trump aide Bannon

A U.S. congressional committee probing the deadly Jan. 6 assault on the Capitol voted unanimously on Tuesday in favor of contempt-of-Congress charges against Steve Bannon, a longtime aide to former President Donald Trump.

Ski, snowboard shops gear up for snow season — but will the gear be there in time?

Utah resorts should be open for skiing and snowboarding in one month, even sooner if any of the resorts open early due to the recent October storms. But will the gear be here in time?

Colobus monkey (an endangered species) gives birth at Hogle Zoo

The colobus monkey mom, Dahlia, has given birth and the other females in the group have begun alloparenting.

Why Utah aims to be the 'hydrogen hub for the crossroads of the West'

Dozens of U.S. energy investors came to Utah to see first-hand how hydrogen and other advanced fuels can reshape the future of transportation and energy.

After 4 years, trial begins next week for Utah coach charged with raping teen player

A jury trial for Charles Tracy Camara is set to begin next week, more than four years after he was charged with raping and sexually abusing a 13-year-old he was coaching at a charter school.

#TeamFun: Utes 'swagger' leading to more confidence, success in games

Winning cures a lot in sports, but there's genuine joy emanating from the team after a 3-0 start to conference play.

One month in, Utah 'feels like home' for state's first Afghan refugee

Spencer Cox announced the Utah Afghan Community Fund, a partnership between the state, private sector, the International Rescue Committee and Catholic Community Services.

John Stockton makes NBA's 75th anniversary team

In what should come as no surprise, John Stockton has been named one of the NBA's greatest 75 players.

Utah faces repercussions for failing to adopt federal emergency standard for COVID-19

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration proposed a plan to run its own workplace safety and health program, moving it back under the federal administration's authority.

Businesses nervously await fine print of US vax-or-test rule

More than six weeks after promising a new vaccination-or-testing rule covering the millions of Americans at companies with 100 or more workers, President Joe Biden's most aggressive move yet to combat the COVID-19 pandemic is almost ready to see the light of day.

NFL's $4M research taps BYU, 3 medical schools for 'largest hamstring study ever conducted'

The Provo-based campus is the only one in a group that includes Wisconsin, Michigan and Virginia that does not house an on-campus medical school.

Utah student arrested after planning event 'like Columbine,' police say

A 15-year-old Weber High school student was arrested and accused of planning a mass shooting at her school.

Facebook to pay up to $14.25M to settle US employment discrimination claims

Facebook will pay up to $14.25 million to settle civil claims brought by the U.S. government that the social media company discriminated against workers and violated other federal recruitment rules.

Salt Lake bakery owner killed by suspected drunken driver fleeing police; 1 arrested

Salt Lake police on Tuesday confirmed that the popular owner of an artisan bakery in Salt Lake City was killed over the weekend when a truck fleeing from police smashed into her vehicle.

'It's scary': The West's housing crunch has southwest Colorado at crisis point

Think it's bad in Utah and Idaho, two western states that saw the highest price increases for homes in the nation this year?

What could happen if you don't see a specialist after a foot injury

Midfoot injuries are not always an ice and rest situation. Sometimes they require more serious attention.

Have You Seen This? Hare leaps over eagle to escape attack

The title really says it, but you have to see it because it's awesome.

Democratic divide over spending priorities tests Biden's deal-making skills

President Joe Biden's much-vaunted decades of congressional experience face a serious test in days ahead, as he tries to corral warring Democratic factions on massive spending and infrastructure bills.

Man trying to break down door arrested in weekend stabbing, police say

Salt Lake police say a man who tried to break into an apartment with an ax Tuesday was arrested in connection with a weekend stabbing at Pioneer Park.

Workers nationwide face layoffs as COVID-19 vaccine mandates kick in

Thousands of unvaccinated workers across the United States are facing potential job losses as a growing number of states, cities and private companies start to enforce mandates for inoculation against COVID-19.

Salt Lake County extends emergency proclamation due to COVID economic impacts

A debate ensued Tuesday as the Salt Lake County Council discussed whether to extend the emergency proclamation originally issued early in the pandemic, with Mayor Jenny Wilson saying the county remains in a difficult spot.

Jury selection resumes slowly in Ahmaud Arbery slaying trial

Attorneys resumed questioning potential jurors Tuesday in the trial of three white men charged with chasing and killing Ahmaud Arbery.

Donovan Mitchell knows it's up to him to take the Jazz to the next level

The Jazz added depth this season, but burden of how far the Jazz will go this season will ultimate fall on Donovan Mitchell.

Train riders held up phones as woman was raped, police say

A man charged with raping a woman on a commuter train just outside of Philadelphia harassed her for more than 40 minutes while multiple people held up their phones to seemingly record the assault without intervening.

WHO-led program aims to buy antiviral COVID-19 pills for $10 per course

The plans highlight how the WHO wants to shore up supplies of drugs and tests at a relatively low price after losing the vaccine race to wealthy nations which scooped up a huge share of the world's supplies.

The unspoken rules of putting your kids on the internet

Many parents create a digital footprint for their children from the first post of their baby's ultrasound. Some details, like where the child goes to school, their birthday or other identifying information, can be used to exploit, experts advise.

What Utah's exit from student loan business could mean for college scholarships

Utah is getting out of the student loan servicing business, which could result in the creation of a $289 million endowment for scholarships and grants for Utah students.

Patrick Kinahan: Quarterback blunder with Brewer could cost Utah big time

Even the experts sometimes make mistakes, which in this particular case could end up being extremely costly.

P&G to increase prices further as commodity, freight costs bite

Procter & Gamble said on Tuesday it will raise prices of some of its grooming, oral and skin care products in the U.S. to counter higher commodity and freight costs that are expected to take a bigger bite out of its earnings this year.

Cities or farms: Who gets the water?

A Utah economist says the state has enough water to deal with a growing population, if it just makes some difficult changes that probably won't be popular with farmers.

Utah woman arrested in death of infant son

A Beaver woman accused of vigorously shaking her 23-day-old baby has been arrested for investigation of aggravated murder.

Haiti gang seeks $17M for release of kidnapped missionaries, report says

A Haitian gang that kidnapped a group of American and Canadian missionaries is asking for $17 million to release them, the Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday, citing a Haitian official.

US expected to authorize mix-and-match COVID booster shots

Federal regulators are expected to authorize the mixing and matching of COVID-19 booster shots this week in an effort to provide flexibility for those seeking to maintain protection against the coronavirus.

Your guide to the Salt Lake City Council election

Five Salt Lake City Council districts are up for election this year.

Locals in the NFL: Aggies' Nevin Lawson celebrates 1st career INT as Jaguars stop 20-game slide

The eighth-year veteran from Utah State had his most productive game in a Jags uniform to help Jacksonville to its first regular-season win since the first game of the 2020 season.

Why COVID boosters weren't tweaked to better match variants

More COVID-19 booster shots may be on the way — but when it's your turn, you'll get an extra dose of the original vaccine, not one updated to better match the extra-contagious delta variant. Here's why.

Why this doctor says Idaho has 'lost the war' against COVID-19

The coronavirus is no longer a pandemic, it's an endemic, "which is a recognition of the reality that COVID-19 is with us to stay," says the chief clinical officer of an Idaho health care system.