Confident Red Rocks dominant in win over No. 3 Oklahoma at home

Coming into its high-profile regular-season meet against No. 3 Oklahoma Friday, No. 4 Red Rocks gymnast Cammy Hall said: "I think it's definitely going to be one that you don't want to miss."

Community rallies around families of Hunter High teens killed, injured in shooting

Support is flooding in for the families of three West Valley City teens shot Thursday. Two were killed; the other is in critical condition.

Deputies say Salem man hospitalized after he ran from car crash, was found naked in river

A man is in the hospital after crashing his vehicle, running from police and being found naked in a river up Hobble Creek Canyon on Friday, the Utah County Sheriff's Office said.

Study: Sensible intermittent fasting can be good for heart health

Have you ever wondered how effective intermittent fasting is? The hot dieting trend may have health benefits far beyond weight loss, according to researchers.

Couple celebrates 40 years of running popular St. George Half Marathon

The St. George marathon is celebrating its 40th year on Jan. 15, and local couple Tony and Debbie Pryatel have been participating in the event since it began.

US judge bars Martin Shkreli from drug industry, orders $64.6 million payment

A U.S. judge on Friday barred Martin Shkreli from the pharmaceutical industry for life and ordered him to pay $64.6 million after he famously raised the price of the drug Daraprim and fought to block generic competitors.

Popular California sticker company to make Utah its new home, after 43 years

A company credited for permanently changing the sticker industry announced it is moving to Utah later this year because of the rising cost of business in California.

Salt Lake City School District moving schools online next week

Salt Lake County School District unanimously voted Friday evening to move its schools to online learning next week.

Kaysville woman is 3rd in Utah to plead guilty to US Capitol riot charges

A Kaysville woman is the third Utah resident to plead guilty to charges connected to the U.S. Capitol riot on Jan. 6, 2021.

After most lopsided loss of Mark Pope era, things don't get easier for BYU basketball

Gonzaga thoroughly beat BYU, with four players in double-digits led by Timme's 30 and a double-double from Nembhard that included a game-high four 3-pointers.

Lanes reopen after overturned semitruck on southbound I-15 causes major delays in Murray

An overturned semitruck blocked multiple southbound lanes of I-15 near 4000 South in Murray, with the accident causing minor injuries and major delays on Friday.

Kyrsten Sinema refused to support filibuster reform. What is her end game?

The enigmatic Arizona senator is applauded by her supporters as principled and denounced by her critics as dangerously arrogant.

Utah Republicans react to the Supreme Court blocking Biden's vaccine mandate for businesses

Utah GOP leaders hailed the U.S. Supreme Court decision blocking the Biden administration's vaccine mandate for large businesses as a victory for employers, workers and freedom.

CDC encourages more Americans to consider N95 masks

U.S. health officials on Friday encouraged more Americans to wear the kind of N95 or KN95 masks used by health care workers to slow the spread of the coronavirus.

Rudy Gobert says recent stretch shows Warriors, Suns are a 'step ahead' of Jazz

The five games Gobert was in the NBA's health and safety protocols may be end up being his best case to be league MVP.

US intelligence officials say Russia is preparing pretext for Ukraine invasion

U.S. intelligence officials have determined a Russian effort is underway to create a pretext for its troops to further invade Ukraine, and Moscow has already prepositioned operatives to conduct "a false-flag operation" in eastern Ukraine, according to the White House.

'Guilty, your honor': Man dressed as Captain Moroni for Jan. 6 Capitol breach makes plea deal

Nathaniel Wayne Entrekin, the Arizona man who dressed as Captain Moroni from the Book of Mormon during the U.S. Capitol breach on Jan. 6, 2021, pleaded guilty Friday to a single misdemeanor in federal court in Washington.

Have You Seen This? A world record that will never be broken

Some say, "never say never." But in this instance it makes sense.

Goodbye 'godsend': Expiration of child tax credits hits home

For the first time in half a year, families on Friday are going without a monthly deposit from the child tax credit.

Pilot injured after single-engine plane crashes on roof of building

A pilot was injured Friday when his small aircraft crashed on top of a commercial building near the Spanish Fork Municipal Airport.

Judge rules to keep evidence from protest out of jury trial for man accused of assaulting police

A man charged with assaulting police at a 2020 Cottonwood Heights protest against police violence and memorial for his brother will not be able to show any evidence that the protest was about his brother's death at his jury trial after judge's ruling.

What does the future hold for Utah Lake development, ecosystem?

With Utah in the midst of a historic drought and increasingly warmer temperatures, the fate of the state's largest freshwater lake is uncertain.

Omicron should not be underestimated, doctor says, as Utah confirms 11,128 more cases

A pediatric infectious diseases doctor on Friday urged Utahns not to underestimate the effects of the omicron variant — including for children.

Conflicting COVID emails in Utah's Davis District create confusion, anger for parents

Some parents expressed confusion and frustration after Woods Cross and Layton high schools sent letters saying students who tested positive for COVID-19 could still attend in-person classes on Friday.

Here's some good news for struggling Jazz: Gobert, Gay are back

After a week of growing injury reports and disheartening losses due as a coronavirus outbreak has made its way through the team, the Utah Jazz were finally on the receiving end of some good news on Friday.

4 outdoorsy resolutions for the new year

The year 2022 is just getting warmed up, figuratively speaking. Here are four outdoorsy resolutions for the new year that will make you master of 2022.

Grantsville High teacher charged with sexually abusing student at school

A Grantsville man has been charged with sexually abusing a student while he was a teacher at Grantsville High School.

Utah man sentenced to prison for investment fraud scheme

A Utah man has been sentenced to five years in prison for his part in a nationwide investment fraud scheme that targeted elderly victims and led to losses of nearly $30 million

Utah's 2022 economy projected to be 'hot' but some might get burned

At the annual Utah Economic Outlook & Public Policy Summit on Thursday, Utah Gov. Spencer Cox celebrated the state's current economic vibrancy.

Parents outraged after middle school suggests shapewear to tackle body image issues in girls

One Mississippi middle school's attempt at addressing girls' body image concerns sparked outrage among parents, forcing the school to backtrack.

Lawmakers seek to stop governments, HOAs from mandating plush lawns

Last summer, politicians begged Utahns to conserve water. But as the KSL Investigators found, that did not stop some homeowners associations or government entities from enforcing their rules for residents to keep lush lawns.

Biden administration launches program to fix 15,000 bridges

The Transportation Department is launching a $27 billion program to repair and upgrade roughly 15,000 highway bridges as part of the infrastructure law approved in November. The effort is being announced Friday as President Joe Biden tries to showcase how his policies are delivering for the public.

Could the Entrata founder's antisemitic email be a catalyst for change?

Could the hateful rantings of one man prove to be a catalyst for lifting Utah's business community to a higher level of understanding and conduct when it comes to issues of bigotry and intolerance?

If you have symptoms, assume you have COVID, Utah health official says

Utah is quickly running out of COVID-19 tests after giving nearly 50,000 tests per day while omicron surges through the state, Gov. Spencer Cox said Friday.

What does the 2022 Utah real estate market look like?

Few places in the country have been as competitive in their real estate as Utah in 2021, and it's looking like that trend will continue in 2022.

Police believe ring of experienced thieves may be behind heists in Utah County

Police said they believed Wednesday a ring of experienced thieves was likely behind multiple heists over the weekend and perhaps others in recent months.

'Baby Shark' becomes the first YouTube video to hit 10 billion views

"Baby Shark," the inescapable earworm beloved by some children and often feared by their parents, has hit a new milestone — 10 billion views on YouTube.

Don't panic, it's not an air raid: Ivins to test recently refurbished siren

Residents are urged not to be too alarmed if they hear the sound of an air horn throughout Ivins – and possible farther – on Friday.

Film armorer blames ammo supplier in deadly 'Rust' shooting

A new lawsuit accused an ammunition supplier Wednesday of creating dangerous conditions on a movie set where a gun held by actor Alec Baldwin killed a cinematographer, by including live ammunition in a box that was supposed to include only dummy rounds.

Will most Utahns end up getting COVID-19?

Yes, many Utahns already are getting COVID-19 even if they're vaccinated and boosted against the virus, thanks to the incredibly transmissible omicron variant surging through the state.