Beric goal lifts Chicago Fire past Real Salt Lake

Robert Beric scored moments before halftime and the Chicago Fire held on to beat Real Salt Lake 1-0.

'Elf Emporium' for Festival of Trees is woman's dying wish

The Festival of Trees is an annual tradition for many in the state of Utah. The event raises money for the Primary Children's Hospital, but if you go this year, there's something else that just might steal the show.

'Bomb cyclones' and 'atmospheric rivers': West Coast braces for weather whiplash

Imagine a long river of water vapor in the sky coming into the West Coast. It is how Marty Ralph, the director of the Center for Western Weather and Water Extremes at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography in San Diego, described the storm event threatening California at the moment.

Why biologists put a jolt of electricity in Provo River fish

The method for conducting surveys conducted may seem odd but it's actually important for the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources and groups invested in helping fish habitats.

Utes can't contain Oregon State's conference-leading rush attack in 42-34 loss

Utah held a 10-point lead at the halftime break, but Oregon State didn't care for Utah's fast start.

Red Cross warns aid groups not enough to stave off Afghan humanitarian crisis

The Red Cross on Friday urged the international community to engage with Afghanistan's new Taliban rulers, saying that aid groups on their own would be unable to stave off a humanitarian crisis.

Event helps hundreds of Utah refugee, immigrant families find needed items

Members of a stake of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints donated thousands of items, and on Saturday immigrants and refugees came to find things they need.

How to land a deal on a plane ticket during the holiday travel season

In a normal year, it would be way too late to start thinking about booking flights for Thanksgiving and Christmas, at least without paying an arm and a leg. But this year is different, and it is giving procrastinators some opportunities to still snag deals on their holiday travel.

Where are the workers? Cutoff of jobless aid spurs no influx

Earlier this year, an insistent cry arose from business leaders and Republican governors: Cut off a $300-a-week federal supplement for unemployed Americans. Many people, they argued, would then come off the sidelines and take the millions of jobs that employers were desperate to fill.

Attorney general, advocates worry there could be more victims in Utah trafficking case

The fallout continues in the case of a Salt Lake City employee accused of giving inside police information to an alleged sex trafficker.

Another big game from Tyler Allgeier leads BYU to 4th win over Pac-12 foe

BYU snapped its two-game losing skid with a 21-19 win over Washington State.

'A bad state of mind': What the last conversation Brian Laundrie had with his parents was like

Brian Laundrie was in a "bad state of mind" when he left his parents' home on Monday, Sept. 13. That was the last time he spoke to his parents.

Reports: There were prior accidental discharges of weapons before fatal on-set shooting

Alec Baldwin fatally shot a cinematographer on a New Mexico film set with a gun that court documents say a crew member had assured the actor was safe, a tragic mistake that came hours after some workers walked off the job to protest conditions and production issues.

Disruptions to schooling fall hardest on vulnerable students

Even as schools have returned in full swing across the country, complications wrought by the pandemic persist, often falling hardest on those least able to weather them: families without transportation, people with limited income or other financial hardship, people who don't speak English, children with special needs.

Big tech data centers spark worry over scarce Western water

Conflicts over water are as old as history itself, but the massive Google data centers on the edge of this Oregon town on the Columbia River represent an emerging 21st-century concern.

Church to host 50th anniversary celebration for Genesis, a group for Black Latter-day Saints

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will host a 50th anniversary celebration on. Saturday night for the Genesis Group, its organization for Black Latter-day Saints in northern Utah.

More than a year after complaints, Bluffdale now investigating ex-fire chief running for mayor

More than a year after receiving three whistleblower complaints, Bluffdale officials say they plan to investigate possible "criminal" allegations against current mayoral candidate and former Fire Chief John Roberts just weeks ahead of the election.

Tyler Allgeier could become one of BYU's best running backs ever

The California product has endured his share of ups and downs in life, and with the Cougars, but he's clearly hitting his stride.

BYU basketball showcases 'Madness' to fans, 4-star recruit with late-night block party

On Friday night, after he had pulled out his credit card and told the crowd to meet him at CHOM burger for dinner "on me," he had them do it again. The students were ready, too.

'Secure those loose outdoor items': Parts of Utah under high wind warning Sunday into Monday

After rain and snow on Saturday, the National Weather Service says winds will increase Sunday night, leading into a stronger storm Monday with a chance of power outages.

US budget deficit hits $2.77 trillion in 2021, 2nd highest on record

The U.S. budget deficit totaled $2.77 trillion for 2021, the second-highest on record but an improvement from the all-time high of $3.13 trillion reached in 2020

Amid the Capitol riot, Facebook faced its own insurrection

As supporters of Donald Trump stormed the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6th, battling police and forcing lawmakers into hiding, an insurrection of a different kind was taking place inside the world's largest social media company.

6 life lessons you learn while hunting

Hunting fills your freezer with meat and your mind with wisdom. You can learn just about everything you need to know about life, from hunting.

How a rural Utah school district connects with kids who 'flip their lids'

Sevier School District, which serves about 5,000 students in south-central Utah, strives to intentionally connect with every one of its students every day in ways big and small.