Utah State drops crucial road game to Wyoming in OT

The Aggies couldn't contain Graham Ike, and fell to Wyoming.

Utah National Guard deployed to St. George hospital

In response to a shortage of health care workers, the Utah National Guard on Tuesday was deployed to St. George Regional Hospital.

Man arrested after several car chases around Salt Lake Valley

A man with a lengthy criminal history was arrested Tuesday after police say he rammed a police car, leading officers on several car chases and crashed two stolen vehicles.

Homegrown world record-holder Nathan Chen fueling skating growth in Salt Lake

Twenty years after the flame was extinguished for the final time at the Salt Lake Winter Games, figure skating is having another moment.

Peloton hits reset with CEO change, 2,800 job cuts

Peloton will replace its chief executive and cut about 2,800 jobs, the company said on Tuesday, as the exercise bike maker looks to revitalize sagging sales and win back investor confidence.

Is misinformation becoming a trend on Utah's Capitol Hill?

False claims of U.N. takeovers and COVID-19 conspiracies might be an emerging pattern at the Utah Legislature.

Did TikTok challenge lead to random pellet gun shootings in Vernal?

Several people were shot with an airsoft-type gun in Vernal Monday in what police believe may have been some kind of TikTok challenge.

Senate's McConnell pushes back against Republican Party censure of Trump critics

Top U.S. Senate Republican Mitch McConnell on Tuesday criticized his party's censure of two prominent Republican critics of Donald Trump, joining an intra-party battle that could upend his efforts to project an image of party moderation in this year's midterm elections.

Where are Utah's gaps in addressing domestic and sexual violence?

Utah domestic violence victim advocates called for additional funding and pushed for legislative involvement as their need for resources continues to escalate amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Utah bill would require police officer training for responding to hate crimes

A Utah bill would require a portion of a police officer's annual training to include certain subjects involving hate crimes.

QUIZ: Do you remember some of the most iconic winter games moments?

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KenPom: Putting Gonzaga's domination in perspective

Putting Gonzaga's domination in perspective.

Utah relights the fire within Olympic Cauldron for 20th anniversary of 2002 Games

The Olympic cauldron at the University of Utah will remain lit through Feb. 12 to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City.

Have You Seen This? Artist uses AI to recreate real-life Disney, and more

I think the rest of my afternoon could very easily be wasted on this Instagram page.

Unaffordable Utah: How to prepare for interest rate hikes

With high inflation sticking around, a series of possible interest rate hikes could help bring higher prices under control but also gradually increase the cost of borrowing money.

How a new arts grant will flow directly to local artists and revive cultural industry hurt by pandemic

Many of Salt Lake City's artists are eager to grab a chunk of a handsome $500,000 grant newly awarded by the National Endowment for the Arts available to Utah artists beginning next month.

Retired pope asks pardon for abuse, but admits no wrongdoing

Retired Pope Benedict XVI asked forgiveness Tuesday for any "grievous faults" in his handling of clergy sex abuse cases, but denied any personal or specific wrongdoing.

Latter-day Saint leader apologizes for 'wrong' statement about Black people and priesthood

Brad Wilcox, second counselor in the Young Men general presidency and a professor of ancient scripture at BYU, posted an apology on his official church leadership Facebook page.

US vice president's husband, students evacuate Black history event after bomb threat

U.S. Secret Service agents rushed second gentleman Douglas Emhoff to safety on Tuesday, while students and administrators evacuated after a bomb threat was reported at a Washington, D.C., school celebrating a Black History Month event, Emhoff's aides and school authorities said.

Utah posts 3rd driest January on record, but late February could break dry spell

Utah's water year roller coaster took another dip last month. But the National Weather Service is "cautiously optimistic" about Utah's long-term forecast. Here's why.

Nintendo president to keynote University of Utah commencement

Nintendo of America President Doug Bowser has been announced as the keynote speaker for the 2022 University of Utah commencement exercises.

32 COVID deaths reported Tuesday; U. clinic seeing 800 long-hauler patients

Utah health officials reported 1,341 COVID-19 cases on Tuesday and 32 deaths, the highest reported in a single day. University of Utah doctors give an update on its long-hauler clinic and research.

Trucker protest blockades bridge connecting Detroit to Canada

Canadian protesters have impeded access to the busiest international crossing in North America again Tuesday, escalating tensions as frustration over demonstrations against COVID-19 rules.

Uber to send passengers a reminder to use this easily forgotten safety feature

Uber says it hopes this new feature will address a traffic safety concern in Utah and across the country.

Man seeking parole says he never thought to intervene in brutal 2001 murder

One of six men convicted in a brutal drug-related 2001 murder that involved an 87-pound boulder being dropped on the victim's head in Salt Lake County is seeking parole.

What ski towns tell us about the inequality crisis

Ski town economics are a harbinger for America's struggling middle class.

It's been 20 years since Utah hosted the Olympics. Here's why the state wants to do it again

The moment that then-Utah Gov. Mike Leavitt fully understood the impact of hosting the 2002 Winter Games came hours before the Feb. 8 opening ceremonies at the University of Utah.

Patrick Kinahan: BYU forced to bow down to Gonzaga

Back in 2011, with a Sweet 16 appearance at stake, BYU and superstar Jimmer Fredette blew out Gonzaga in the second round of the NCAA tournament.

What's the deal with hiccups? Experts explain what they are and how to stop them

It's cute when your sleeping puppy does it. It's not so cute when you are having a serious conversation with a friend post-feast and you just can't stop.

Troopers shut down part of Legacy Parkway after fatal crash

One person died in a head-on crash Tuesday morning on the Legacy Parkway, prompting troopers to close the highway near Farmington.

What Utah GOP Congressmen have to say about RNC's idea of 'legitimate political discourse'

Some members of Utah's all-GOP congressional delegation took issue with the Republican National Committee calling last year's attack on the U.S. Capitol "legitimate political discourse."

'Power of the Dog' tops Oscar noms with 12; 'Dune' nabs 10

After a pandemic year that hobbled movie theaters and saw streaming services make new inroads into Hollywood, the Academy Awards put its strongest support Tuesday behind two films made with big-screen grandeur that were also streamed into homes: Jane Campion's gothic western "The Power of the Dog" and Denis Villeneuve's sci-fi epic "Dune."

Kaysville firefighter describes rescuing dog who fell through pond ice

A Kaysville family is grateful to have their dog, Cecilia, at home after she fell through the ice at a nearby pond.

Youth sports injuries impact kids' physical and mental health

When your child or teen takes a fall in a game or match, that injury can have more than just physical repercussions.

Should nonmedical doctors perform laser eye surgery? Bill would expand scope of optometrists

While some might not know the difference between an optometrist and ophthalmologist, the question of whether the one with less training should be able to perform laser procedures sparked a heated debate in the Utah Legislature on Monday.

Park outside: Hyundai, Kia recall 485,000 vehicles due to fire risk

Hyundai and Kia are telling the owners of nearly 485,000 vehicles in the U.S. to park them outdoors because they can catch fire even when stopped.

White House: File your taxes to get full child tax credit

The Biden administration is kicking off an outreach campaign to get millions of families to file their taxes — so they can receive the second half of payments from the expanded child tax credit.

Bottled-up anger: Booze is back on most airline menus and flight attendants are 'outraged'

Flight attendants are sharing their outrage as major U.S. airlines bring in-flight alcohol service back after widespread bans to help address a rash of disruptive passengers.

Udoka Azubuike's surprise heroics anchor Jazz in win over Knicks

Donovan Mitchell stopped his somewhat general and broad answer about Utah's bench, and made sure to single out one player. Udoka Azubuike had earned the praise.