Jordan Clarkson part of history as first 2 players of Filipino descent share NBA court

Clarkson and Houston rookie Jalen Green became the first two players of Filipino descent to share an NBA court. Clarkson's grandmother and Green's grandfather both hail from the Philippines.

Utah lawmaker who called for 'forensic' audit of state's 2020 election abruptly resigns

The lawmaker who received backlash for leading a rally and packing a misinformation-fraught committee hearing on Capitol Hill has resigned.

'A symbol of hope and faith and joy': SLC renames block of street for iconic pastor

A block of Harvard Avenue outside of Calvary Baptist Church has a new name. The street honors Rev. France Davis, the church's long-time pastor who retired in 2019 after a storied career.

How should parents talk to their kids about getting vaccinated against COVID-19?

With the FDA expected to authorize COVID-19 shots for children as young as 5 years old, it's not too soon to be thinking about how to talk about them with children.

Provo police searching for SUV that hit 8-year-old boy, drove off

Police are searching for a driver who they say hit an 8-year-old boy and then drove off on Thursday evening.

13 fun and spooky kid-friendly Halloween recipes

Looking for a fun treat or snack to make with your kids this Halloween? Give one of these 13 fun and spooky recipes a try.

Biggest question after Jazz rout Houston: Did Paschall make Ingles pump fake?

The Jazz led by as many as 36 points as they routed the youthful Rockets 122-91 at Toyota Center to push their record to 4-0.

Photos: Work continues on Temple Square renovation project

Work is continuing on the massive renovation project at Temple Square in downtown Salt Lake City, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced Thursday.

FTC sues Utah company over COVID-19 claims

A Utah company, Xlear, is being sued by the Federal Trade Commission over claims its nasal sprays can stop COVID-19.

Utah leaders talk about the 'secret sauce' for growth in Utah County and the state

Utah leaders held a summit at Utah Valley University to discuss the growth in Utah County and strategies to ensure its a place for people to live and grow their businesses.

Police: Man shot woman in Draper, drove away with her

Police say a man shot a woman and then drove away with her and two children on Thursday morning. The couple was later found in Nevada.

UTA bringing microtransit program to Salt Lake City's west side

A new microtransit program will aim to fix public transit service gaps in Salt Lake City's west side neighborhoods.

Utah leaders hope to 'catch lightning in the bottle' as state flag redesign picks up pace

The effort to rebrand Utah's flag is gaining traction months after state leaders launched a task force to come up with a new flag design. The state will start taking in public input soon.

Utah police recognize van, arrest man in human smuggling case

A man was arrested Wednesday and accused of driving illegal immigrants into the United States in a vehicle that police say had previously been linked to the same crime.

Believe it. Mitt Romney dressed up as Ted Lasso for Halloween

Romney donned a fake mustache a la the main character and did Ted Lasso things around the Senate office building, including delivering cookies.

Have You Seen This? Bowling trick shots from 1948 is the best Dude Perfect-type video ever

Andy Varipapa is my new hero.

See how business owners are saving up to $100,000 in costs with automation

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.

Democrats like Mitt Romney. Republicans like Mike Lee. Utahns overall aren't big on either one

A new poll shows Utahns overall give neither senator high marks for his job performance.

Granite School District offers new bonus for substitute teachers

Granite School District has joined other districts in offering a new incentive for substitute teachers to combat a shortage in the community.

Utah man robbed 9 businesses to support heroin addiction, police say

Police have arrested a man who they say committed at least nine aggravated robberies over the past month in order to support a heroin addiction.

Facebook to be called Meta in nod to its 'metaverse' vision

Facebook said on Thursday it would rebrand as Meta, a name change that underscores its ambitions to refocus the world's largest social network on building the "metaverse."

Utah confirms 1,859 new COVID-19 cases, 9 deaths Thursday

Utah health officials confirmed 1,859 new COVID-19 cases and nine deaths on Thursday.

After chases, police arrest gang member wanted in violent home invasion

A man who police say is on the Salt Lake Metro Gang Unit's top 10 most wanted list has been arrested in connection with a violent home invasion robbery.

Christmas is going to be great for stores, if their names are Walmart or Target

Amazon, Walmart, Target and other huge chains have the muscle to minimize much of the supply chain chaos, inflation and hiring challenges plaguing the retail industry.

Flesh-eating beetles clean bones in USU veterinary program

It might sound like a grim Halloween display, but flesh-eating beetles are being used to clean up bones at Utah State University.

Gen. H.R. McMaster on America's withdrawal from Afghanistan

The word "surrender" is rarely used to describe American foreign policy. Yet that is how H.R. McMaster characterizes our Afghanistan withdrawal.

At least 59K meatpacking workers caught COVID; 54% infected at JBS plant in Hyrum, report says

At least 59,000 meatpacking workers caught COVID-19 and 269 workers died when the virus tore through the industry last year, according to a U.S. House report released Wednesday.

Merriam-Webster adds 455 new words to the dictionary, including 'fluffernutter' and 'dad bod'

Amirite, or amirite? As the world evolves, words follow, which is why Merriam-Webster has added 455 new ones to the dictionary this month.

Ghost tours to be held at Ogden High School in honor of late teacher

If Ogden High School looks a little spooky, many students and faculty will tell you it's more than just the look — it IS haunted.

As South division leader, Utes looking to be contender not pretender in final stretch

Utah head coach Kyle Whittingham emphasized this week his desire to see "a little more physicality" from his team.

90-year-old Provo middle school on chopping block

Dixon Middle School sits in central Provo and has for 90 years. It's an architectural beauty but is in dire need of upgrades.

US jobless claims make third straight drop to pandemic low of 281K

The number of Americans applying for unemployment benefits fell to a pandemic low last week as the job market continues to recover from last year's coronavirus recession.

Cheap, generic anti-depressant may reduce severe COVID-19 disease, study finds

A cheap, generically available anti-depressant may reduce the risk of severe COVID-19 disease by close to a third in people at high risk, researchers reported Wednesday.

Provo dad-to-be loses battle with COVID-19 after 'living life to the fullest'

Just two weeks after testing positive for COVID-19, Marcus Rittmanic, 28, lost his battle with the virus in the hospital.

Biden, pushing $1.75 trillion spending bill, dealt setback on infrastructure

President Joe Biden on Thursday unveiled a $1.75 trillion economic and climate change plan that he said unified Democrats then was quickly rebuffed by members of his own party.

Congress puts Big Oil in the hot seat in climate deception probe

The U.S. Congress on Thursday will open a year's worth of investigations into whether Big Oil deceived Americans about its role in climate change, with Democratic lawmakers planning to grill the chiefs of four oil companies and two lobby groups.

No need to wipe down Halloween candy this year, so how do trick-or-treaters stay safe from COVID-19?

What should be at the top of the list for making sure your family has not just a happy Halloween, but a safe holiday as the COVID-19 pandemic continues?