Richfield man finds gold college ring that was lost 70 years ago

It's the case of the missing gold college ring. A 70-year-old mystery that has now been solved in the town of Richfield.

Unnecessary whistle dooms Jazz, but it wasn't the only thing in loss to Memphis

Bojan Bogdanovic is still clutch. Unfortunately for the Jazz, so is Jaren Jackson, Jr.

Is travel safe during the pandemic this holiday season?

Travel can be safe, if you're fully vaccinated. Regardless of vaccination status, all travelers should keep taking precautions, doctors say.

All Utahns are at 'high risk' for COVID-19, Gov. Cox warns. Here's what he says they should do

305,000 Utahns have gotten a COVID-19 booster shot in the past months, and about one out of every six people in the state are fully vaccinated against the deadly virus.

Utah man accused of murder now formally charged with harassing victim's family

A man already charged with murder has now been criminally charged for allegedly sending threatening messages to the alleged victim's family.

9 beautifully illustrated books to help your child practice gratitude

Thanksgiving is about more than a plateful of turkey, stuffing and mashed potatoes — it's about expressing gratitude. And if reading books can help children develop empathy, surely reading about giving thanks can help them develop an attitude of gratitude.

Locals in the NFL, Week 11: Kyle Van Noy, Tyler Huntley clutch in pair of wins

Van Noy's biggest takedown, though, wasn't any of the season-high eight tackles, five solo stops or two sacks in the 25-0 victory against the Falcons. Look what he did to this fan during a postgame interview.

Here's who will help head Davis School District's response to DOJ racial harassment investigation

Davis School District is bringing a woman out of retirement to help lead the district's response to a federal investigation that found "serious and widespread racial harassment" of Black and Asian American students.

Rescue Mission of Salt Lake provides Thanksgiving meals and more to homeless community

Gov. Spencer Cox, Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson and over 100 volunteers were on hand at the Rescue Mission of Salt Lake to serve Thanksgiving dinner to the homeless.

How one Utah dealer is beating the chip shortage slowing new car availability

Because demand has continued to outpace supply, the chip shortage bottleneck has reduced the number of new cars rolling off assembly lines and into dealership lots. One Utah dealership is finding ways to help its customers get the cars they need.

Even at 4-6 after crosstown smackdown, USC is still USC for No. 14 BYU

The record isn't the same and the roster has slightly fewer five-star talents on it, not to mention an interim head coach whose future with the program is uncertain.

Monica Zoltanski becomes Sandy mayor-elect after city finally certifies 21-vote election margin

Sandy City Council members voted Monday to certify the city's mayoral election after recounts kept the race in limbo for several weeks.

UTA gets $950K federal grant for transportation study; names new director

Utah transit researchers are getting a major funding boost as they seek ways to connect the University of Utah's Research Park with a growing innovation district in Salt Lake City.

Expect to pay more for Christmas trees, experts say

Add Christmas trees to the list of items facing shortages and higher prices this year.

Summit County Council ratifies firing of North Summit fire chief

Without discussing a reason for his firing, the Summit County Council on Monday unanimously approved a recommendation to terminate the contract of North Summit Fire District Chief Ian Nelson.

3 arrested after dozens ransack a Nordstrom store near San Francisco

About 80 people ransacked a high-end department, assaulting employees and stealing merchandise before fleeing in cars waiting outside, police and witnesses said.

Have You Seen This? The kick is goooooood … but just not for this guy

Just because a field goal is successful doesn't mean it's good for everyone.

Utes played spoiler to Pac-12's playoff hopes. Now what?

For as much as the conference wants to praise its level of competition and being the "Conference of Champions," there hasn't been much to celebrate in the most high-profile sport at the highest level: the College Football Playoff.

Local ebike company adds new dimensions to exploring Utah's outdoors

Ebikes are a relatively new alternative that can give outdoor adventurers quieter, gentler access to backcountry areas. And the ebikes made by Utah company Bakcou are getting rave reviews from users seeking a new kind of outdoor experience.

Hope Gallery, Salt Lake City's 'hidden treasure,' closes — but its legacy might stay

The future of a downtown Salt Lake City art gallery is still to be determined following the deaths of the couple who started it.

Summit County man allegedly threatening Ruby Ridge type of incident is arrested

A Summit County man who investigators say was threatening a Ruby Ridge type of incident at his house was arrested last week after deputies found a set-up of open propane tanks and car batteries.

Biden gives Fed's Powell nod to finish pandemic repair

President Joe Biden on Monday nominated Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell for a second four-year term to finish guiding the economy out of the pandemic crisis.

Cap on drug price hikes for privately insured sparks battle

Workers and families with private health insurance would reap savings on prescription drugs from a little-noticed provision in President Joe Biden's sweeping social agenda bill.

Paid family leave in spotlight as Senate weighs Biden social spending plan

Democrats are pressing ahead with Biden's social and environmental spending plan in the Senate, where the bill may undergo major changes on issues such as paid family leave to satisfy party centrists.

Mistrial declared in case of man charged in 18 Texas deaths

A Texas judge declared a mistrial Friday in the first murder case against a man charged with killing 18 older women in the Dallas area over a two-year span, but prosecutors vowed to continue to pursue convictions.

Should businesses force religious objectors to get vaccinated?

New research explores views on faith-based objections to vaccine mandates and religious exemptions in general.

Pay-per-view pillow fighting?

Pillow fighting is moving into the boxing ring when Pillow Fight Championship holds its first live, pay-per-view event in Florida on Jan. 29.

Cases moving forward separately for trio accused in St. George woman's death

Two of the three people accused of being involved in the death of Stevie Wilkerson have recently had their arraignments scheduled, while the third has already pleaded guilty to murder.

'It just shows how hard we've been working': BYU enters AP Top 25 at No. 18 after 4-0 start

Senior guard Alex Barcello was also named WCC Player of the Week in leading the Cougars to a 4-0 start and their first AP ranking of the 2021-22 season.

Airlines, airports brace for busy Thanksgiving travel week

U.S. airlines and airports braced for a surge of travelers ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday, hoping the weather forecast remains calm as millions more Americans will hit the roads or skies.

A 'duty' to chase Ahmaud Arbery? Jury in Georgia murder trial hears clashing accounts

The three white men on trial for the fatal shooting of Ahmaud Arbery killed him because the Black man refused to stop and explain himself while running through their mostly white Georgia neighborhood, a prosecutor told a jury as closing arguments began on Monday.

Official: More than 90% of fed workers got shots by deadline

More than 90% of federal workers received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine by Monday's deadline set by President Joe Biden.

High-speed chase on I-15 from Hurricane to Cedar City ends with arrests

Two people were arrested in Cedar City on Sunday following a high-speed chase that started in Hurricane and reportedly reached speeds up to 113 mph.

2 Utah families feed meals, baked goods to homeless for holidays

Some Utah families are finding creative ways to give and connect with the homeless on a more personal level.

Utah AG tests positive for COVID-19 as state confirms over 3K new cases since Friday

On Monday, Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes's office announced he has tested positive for COVID-19 and state health officials reported more than 3,000 new COVID-19 cases since Friday. Health care workers across the state were also given a special thank-you.

Station Park has a whole bundle of free holiday activities this season

This year, northern Utah's favorite shopping, dining and entertainment destination invites you to come and enjoy new and joyous holiday traditions. (And most of them are free!)

Coach Kim: A little adjustment could save Thanksgiving

In this edition of LIFEadvice, Coach Kim shares some perspective options that might make your family gatherings more positive.

Target to keep stores closed on Thanksgiving for good

Target will no longer open its stores on Thanksgiving Day, making permanent a shift to the unofficial start of the holiday season that was suspended during the pandemic.

ICYMI: 10 stories from the weekend

Here are 10 stories you may have missed this weekend. As always, click on the headline to read the full story.

Chief: No evidence Wisconsin parade-crash suspect knew anyone on route where 5 killed, 48 injured

An SUV sped through barricades and into a Christmas parade in suburban Milwaukee, killing at least five people and injuring more than 40 others.