Nevada drops 53 points in second half to upset Utah State

The Wolf Pack dropped 53 points in the second half en route to the double-digit win.

Fallen military service members honored by Utah Legislature

The families of Utah's 15 military members who lost their lives in 2021 were recognized at the Capitol on Friday.

Defense coordinator: Utah doctor suggests game plan for avoiding COVID at Super Bowl parties

If you're headed to the Super Bowl in Los Angeles this weekend, you'll need to show proof of vaccination, and mask up inside the stadium. But what about those of us who are getting together with friends to watch the game?

Azubuike's alley-oops lead to Jazz win, and remind Clarkson he owes a Louis Vuitton bag

Udoka Azubuike's smile was wide enough to be seen from the highest rows of Vivint Arena.

'We must start small' to end racism, assistant superintendent tells Davis County students

Davis School District's Jackie Thompson told Mountain High students Friday, "We can do better" to end racism during a Black History Month lecture.

3 new police reform bills making their way through Utah Legislature

Three bills aimed at reforming how law enforcement handles use of force incidents and mental health calls are making their way through the Utah Legislature.

Graffiti of swastika, N-word found under desk in Jewish teacher's Park City classroom

There have been "multiple incidents" of hate speech in recent weeks at Park City High School, according to a letter to the school community by PCHS Principal Roger Arbabi.

Utahn who robbed multiple banks flees state, robs Nevada bank before arrest, FBI says

A Weber County man accused of robbing banks fled Utah and allegedly robbed a Nevada bank before his arrest in Los Angeles.

Utah to receive $28.3M from record federal fish and wildlife conservation grants

Utah is about to receive a sizable amount of new funds toward fish and wildlife conservation.

KSL Jobs' top 10 tips for working from home effectively

Wondering how to be productive when you work from home? KSL Jobs can help you stay focused with these working from home tips.

Mountain West hoops having a historically competitive season

With six teams ranked in the Top 60 of the NET Rankings, look out for the MW in March

Review: 'Death on the Nile' is a murder mystery worth investigating

Here are some reasons "Death on the Nile" solves the mystery of what you'll do this weekend, and why it may leave you wondering if spending money on a ticket is the right decision.

Utah sheriff's sergeant killed in Alabama crash

A sergeant with the Sevier County Sheriff's Office was killed in a traffic accident in Alabama on Thursday.

Sun sets early on daylight saving time bill

Utahns will continue to adjust their clocks every spring and fall — at least for the foreseeable future — after a bill to abandon the biannual time change tripped up in a Utah Senate committee.

Utah public schools closer to providing free period products in restrooms

The Utah Senate voted 24-0 Thursday in support of legislation that requires Utah public schools to stock free period products in all female or unisex restrooms in elementary, middle and high schools.

A long nap and a Jazz-y reception: What's next for Olympic gold medalist Nathan Chen?

After the 22-year-old Salt Lake City native clinched the gold medal with a nearly flawless free skate Wednesday night, Chen conducted a couple of interviews with the press.

Does this man's death row case erode confidence in Utah's death penalty?

The latest filings in a hearing for one of Utah's death row inmates is stirring debate on Utah's Capitol Hill as lawmakers consider whether to do away with the state's death penalty.

Will 'damning revelations' overturn Utah death row inmate's sentence?

As Utah lawmakers consider doing away with the death penalty, a death row inmate is fighting to overturn his sentence, citing "egregious" Provo police misconduct and false testimony.

Credit union offering teens incentives to start saving money

Utah First Credit Union is on a mission to help teenagers and high school students make good financial decisions while they're young.

Delay ahead for Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine for kids under 5

U.S. regulators on Friday put the brakes on their push to speed Pfizer's COVID-19 to children under 5.

Jazz GM explains why Utah traded for Nickeil Alexander-Walker

It was a whirlwind couple days for new Jazz guard Nickeil Alexander-Walker.

Have You Seen This? Ambulance forgets to close back doors. Guess what happens next?

Mistakes were made. And unfortunately for these paramedics, those mistakes were caught on camera.

US ramps up Ukraine warning, says Russia may invade any day

The Biden administration on Friday escalated dire warnings of a possibly imminent Russian invasion of Ukraine, saying it could happen at any moment, even as emergency diplomatic efforts continued. The Pentagon also ordered an additional 3,000 U.S. troops to Poland.

The NFL has a kid problem, and it's not what you think

An Instagram presence and Super Bowl halftime shows can only do so much to attract young fans.

When will the supply chain return to normal?

Signs are growing that a global supply chain crisis could finally start to unwind toward the end of this year, but returning to pre-pandemic levels will take more time.

Utah officials report 11 new COVID deaths, decreasing case numbers

The Utah Department of Health reported 11 additional COVID-19 deaths and 1,791 new cases on Friday.

Video: Enjoy a rare rim-to-rim trek across the Grand Canyon in beautiful HDR

The Grand Canyon fewer than 1% of visitors ever see. Take a stunning HDR tour of the hidden world beneath the rim of the Grand Canyon.

Better than a movie: Once-retired ex-Utah star Eric Weddle 1 win from Super Bowl title

On Sunday, Weddle will have a chance to win a slightly more impressive ring than the one he won with his son's Pop Warner squad when the LA Rams host the Cincinnati Bengals in the Super Bowl.

Fewer crashes after Utah sets strictest DUI law in US, study shows

Traffic deaths decreased in Utah after the state enacted the strictest drunken driving laws in the nation five years ago, new research shows.

Officer justified in firing at gunman who prompted July standoff, report says

A Salt Lake police officer was legally justified in using deadly force against a suicidal man who had fired first at police, the Salt Lake County District Attorney's Office concluded Friday.

Church's general conference will feature women's session, some in-person attendance

A women's session of general conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will be held on Saturday, April 2; limited in-person attendance will be allowed at all sessions.

Who should get water if Utah has an emergency shortage?

Utah lawmakers are pushing for a study on the "preference" of water rights, or who should get how much if the state declares an emergency of a temporary water supply shortage.

Protesters defy injunction order, continue to occupy key US-Canada bridge

Protesters opposing pandemic restrictions were still occupying a vital Canada-U.S. trade corridor on Friday, hours after an injunction order to end the blockade that has disrupted North America's auto industry took effect.

Bill would create new medical assistant license — but would it replace nurse anesthetists?

A Utah bill to create a new license for anesthesiologist assistants prompted a debate on Thursday about whether it would serve as an anticompetitive measure for nurse anesthetists, who receive more training, or help fill health care shortages.

Will 'stealth' omicron cause another COVID-19 surge in Utah?

"Stealth" omicron first surfaced in Utah nearly a month ago, but so far, only seven cases of the even more contagious COVID-19 subvariant have been identified in the state.

University of Utah student killed girlfriend in alleged suicide pact, police say

A University of Utah student who allegedly engaged in a suicide pact with his girlfriend at a Salt Lake hotel was arrested Friday for investigation of murder.

Do Good Today group helps Ogden area's unsheltered get fresh start

A North Ogden family is giving those who are experiencing homelessness and trying to get on their feet a huge helping hand in starting fresh.

Super Bowl ads are moving on from pandemic with humor and hope

A year ago, many Super Bowl advertisers tiptoed into the U.S. football championship trying to respectfully acknowledge a difficult year in the COVID-19 pandemic.

6 things might make it harder to sell your home and could reduce the selling price

Selling quickly – and at a good price – might seem like a slam dunk right now, but there are hurdles to any home sale. In fact, a few things can make your property harder to sell and might even reduce the selling price.

Tired of telemarketers? Utah lawmakers have a bill for you

Tired of receiving an endless stream of unsolicited phone calls? You're not alone, because the Utah House just passed a bill to limit unwanted telephone solicitation.

Utah police, school officials warn teens away from Orbeez airsoft gun TikTok challenge

The Tooele County School District issued a letter to parents Thursday warning about incidents involving airsoft guns prompted by a TikTok challenge.