Blanco's brace pushes Real Salt Lake's playoff hopes to brink with 3-1 loss

The assignment was easy: Win, and you're in for Real Salt Lake.

Feds award $15.3M for 'much-needed' Mill Creek Canyon Road improvements

The grant will help officials improve the 4.5-mile stretch of road between the Winter Gate and the end of the road at Big Water Trailhead.

Lehi Mills unveils a new look to go with its modernized products

Lehi Mills, a landmark in Utah County since the early 1900s, is trying to keep its historic significance while making its product a little bit more modern and recognizable with a new logo. The company is trying to spread its products to grocery stores nationwide.

21 municipalities debuted ranked choice voting programs — how did it go?

Ranked choice voting made its debut across 21 Utah municipalities Tuesday. Now we're starting to gauge how Utah clerks, voters and candidates feel about the system.

Jaren Hall an unsung hero during BYU's 7-2 start, No. 15 ranking

Tyler Allgeier has rightfully received plenty of credit for putting BYU on his shoulders during its 7-2 season and No. 15 ranking in the initial College Football Playoff rankings.

Payson man arrested, accused of illegal medical practice

A Payson man has been arrested and accused of handing out prescription meds and administering morphine drips — largely to people living in the country illegally — even though he doesn't have a medical license, according to the Utah Attorney General's Office.

Emotion and passion: How Hassan Whiteside has helped Jazz to league-best start

Hassan Whiteside did his best Dikembe Mutombo impression on Tuesday.

Salt Lake City unveils updated crime control plan, hopes to hire record number of officers

Salt Lake City Police Chief Mike Brown and Mayor Erin Mendenhall went over the city's updated Crime Control Plan on Wednesday.

Have You Seen This? Why doesn't the defense just do that every time?

Why try to stop the ball when you can just take it?

Westbound I-80 reopens at 7200 West after motorcyclist dies in crash

A motorcyclist died on Wednesday evening after skidding as traffic slowed on westbound I-80 in Salt Lake County.

125 years after first state elections, Martha Cannon's legacy looms large in Utah

It's now been 125 years since Utahns elected Martha Hughes Cannon to be the first woman to serve as a state senator. Her impact is still inspiring leaders and future leaders today.

Provo man charged with greeting trick-or-treaters naked

A Provo man was charged Wednesday with opening his door wearing nothing when trick-or-treaters knocked at his door on Saturday.

These Utah mayors are at risk of losing reelection

The results aren't final and some close races could still flip, but several mayors of cities across Utah and the Wasatch Front are in trouble of losing their seats.

Utah's path to a South division title is simple, but ...

The path to a Pac-12 South division title runs through Utah.

Can Republicans duplicate Glenn Youngkin's Virginia win in 2022?

While some political observers see the Republican win in the Virginia governor's race Tuesday as a possible blueprint for the GOP to take back the U.S. House and Senate in next year's midterm elections, others aren't so sure it can be duplicated.

Roll up your sleeves: Kids' turn arrives for COVID-19 shots

Hugs with friends. Birthday parties indoors. Pillow fights. School children who got their first COVID-19 shots Wednesday said these are the pleasures they look forward to after getting vaccinated.

Few snags for Election Day voting amid scrutiny on process

After a year of dealing with false claims and death threats, election officials on Tuesday delivered a relatively smooth Election Day.

Sexism in Utah is 'prevalent' and 'normalized,' new report reveals

Sexist comments are prevalent in Utah and normalized in everyday conversations, public communications and social settings, a new study by Utah State University researchers shows.

'Looking forward and preparing for this day': Vaccinations for 5- to 11-year-olds begin

Shortly after the Utah Department of Health reported 2,152 new COVID-19 cases, officials shared how the state plans to distribute the recently approved pediatric vaccine.

Charges: Utah mental health facility billed insurance for services not rendered

The owner of a mental health clinic in Taylorsville has been charged with billing insurance companies for services never provided to clients.

Utah DWR seeks to test new elk hunt lottery as permits become harder to get

Utah Division of Wildlife Resources officials want to move elk permits from first-come-first-serve to a big game drawing format in a new "one-year trial period." Here's why.

Salt Lake County Council addressing community pool staffing shortage

Salt Lake County leaders met Tuesday to discuss a worker shortage that could cause some indoor public pools to close or alter operating times.

Parolee shot by police now faces criminal charges

A man accused of taking a Unified police officer's gun and using it to shoot at a second officer, resulting in police returning fire and shooting him, has now been charged with five felony crimes.

Takeaways from Tuesday's elections: Bad omens for Democrats

The off-year elections for governor in Virginia and New Jersey tend to receive outsize attention, and the results are mined for deeper meaning about what they portend for the midterm elections the following year that determine which party controls Congress.

Opinion: What college football teams can teach us about prayer

On Oct. 16, something wonderful happened in Waco, Texas, at McLane Football Stadium.

12-year-old brings gun to junior high school in Tooele

A 12-year-old girl accused of taking her parents' gun to school in Tooele now faces potential criminal charges in juvenile court.

'My name is Cleo': Police weep upon rescuing Australian girl

Police smashed their way into a suburban house on Wednesday and rescued a 4-year-old girl whose disappearance from her family's camping tent on Australia's remote west coast more than two weeks ago both horrified and captivated the nation.

KSL Investigators shut down Facebook impostor gathering Gardner Village customer info

By now, you're likely aware there are fake Facebook profiles out there, but the problem might be much bigger than you think.

The windowless cabin design that could be the future of air travel

Looking out the cabin window and seeing cities and oceans from above is, for many of us, one of the joys of flying.

High-end mobile home parks may become part of the St. George landscape

High-end mobile home parks with additional space for recreational vehicles may be coming to St. George in the near future.

Woman left with unsettling questions after concrete chunk crashes through windshield

A driver who was injured by a piece of concrete that flew through her windshield said Tuesday that the ordeal left her with some unsettling questions.

US Supreme Court conservatives take aim at New York gun limits

Conservative U.S. Supreme Court justices on Wednesday appeared ready to shoot down New York state's limits on carrying concealed handguns in public in a major gun rights case that could imperil various firearms restrictions nationally.

Zillow to exit its home buying business, cut 25% of staff

Zillow is getting out of the iBuying business and will shut down its Zillow Offers division, resulting in a 25% reduction in its staff.

Schools struggle to keep up with meals amid supply, labor problems

Schools are struggling to keep up with meals for students, the Utah State Board of Education said Tuesday, attributing the difficulty to supply chain problems and labor shortages.