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Donovan Mitchell's prep game appearance reveals his fun 8th grade shoe connection

02/14/2022 11:42pm
Last weekend, Donovan Mitchell was able to fulfill a promise.

Farmers Feeding Utah helps 400 military families

02/14/2022 10:33pm
Farmers Feeding Utah has identified hundreds of military families who could use its support in the form of food donations.

Walmart drops mask mandate for vaccinated employees

02/14/2022 9:40pm
Walmart updated its COVID-19 policy for U.S. associates Friday, dropping its mask mandate and COVID-19 sick leave policy, the company announced in a memo viewed by CNN Business.

Police investigating 'suspicious death' of woman in Salt Lake City

02/14/2022 9:30pm
Salt Lake police investigating the death of a woman found at 1715 W. 200 South, calling it "suspicious."

'Our energy is different': Rudy Gobert returns as Jazz blast Rockets to win 6th straight

02/14/2022 9:30pm
With Rudy Gobert back, the Jazz rolled past the Rockets 135-101 on Monday for their sixth straight victory.

Storms finally return to Utah this week. Here's how much snow is expected

02/14/2022 8:55pm
A storm arriving in Utah on Tuesday and Wednesday may not produce much snow, but still should provide the most that Utah snowpack regions have seen in over a month.

House scraps bill to mandate course for divorcees who want to change parenting plan

02/14/2022 8:20pm
The Utah House rejected a bill that sought to require divorced couples with children to attend an educational course when they need to change their parenting plan.

Florida medical examiner announces Brian Laundrie's cause of death

02/14/2022 7:47pm
The cause of death of Brian Laundrie, the fiancé of Gabby Petito whose disappearance caused a firestorm late last summer, was revealed Monday.

Utah Senate poised to pass rule limiting media access during legislative session

02/14/2022 7:11pm
In a preliminary vote, the Senate expressed willingness to limit media access to certain areas of the Capitol unless journalists obtain permission or are accompanied by lawmakers.

Judge to dismiss Sarah Palin's libel suit against New York Times

02/14/2022 6:33pm
A judge said Monday he'll dismiss a libel lawsuit that former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin filed against The New York Times, claiming the newspaper damaged her reputation with an editorial falsely linking her campaign rhetoric to a mass shooting.

Utah ad experts rank best and worst Super Bowl commercials

02/14/2022 5:49pm
Utah's MaHK Advertising experts on Monday held their annual "Ad Bowl," where they ranked commercials and doled out superlatives of many different varieties to paint a clearer picture of the companies and advertisements that won and lost on Super Bowl Sunday.

Utah's Homie cuts staff amid roiled real estate market

02/14/2022 5:23pm
Utah real estate market disruptor Homie announced companywide layoffs last week.

Canada seizes guns, high-capacity magazines, body armor from protesters near US border

02/14/2022 4:50pm
Authorities have seized materials connected to a small, organized group within a larger protest at the Canadian-U.S. border crossing.

Sen. Mike Lee drawing backlash for blocking Japanese American internment site designation

02/14/2022 4:22pm
A Utah senator is getting backlash for blocking the creation of a national historic site at a former internment camp in rural Colorado where Japanese Americans were held at the onset of World War II.

Have You Seen This? Crisis averted at the hockey arena

02/14/2022 3:57pm
If at first you don't succeed, just keep banging on the glass. Something good is bound to happen.

University of Utah student found dead at Salt Lake hotel identified

02/14/2022 3:10pm
Police on Monday released the name of a University of Utah student from China who died on Friday after her boyfriend allegedly injected her with drugs.

QUIZ: Can you name these incredible figure skating tricks and jumps?

02/14/2022 3:00pm - SPONSORED
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How bad is the Western drought? New study says worst in 1,200 years. You read that right

02/14/2022 2:49pm
It hasn't been this dry in Utah and the rest of the western United States in 12 centuries.

Kremlin ready for more talks with West amid Ukraine tensions

02/14/2022 2:32pm
The Kremlin signaled Monday it is ready to keep talking with the West about security grievances that led to the current crisis, offering hope that Russia might not invade Ukraine

Utah Legislature passes bill outlining when police can use 'no-knock' warrants

02/14/2022 1:49pm
The Utah Legislature on Friday gave final passage to a bill that requires police officers to knock and demand admission to a home multiple times when executing a search warrant.

Teen skier dies in collision at Alta resort

02/14/2022 1:19pm
A 14-year-old boy died Sunday from injuries he sustained after colliding with another skier at Alta Ski Area.

Utah reports 39 deaths, 3,128 COVID cases; new program aims to help 'long-haulers'

02/14/2022 12:57pm
Anyone experiencing long-term COVID-19 will have a new resource to get medical treatment for the symptoms that just won't go away.

Despite claims, police find no ties between Hunter High killings, Salt Lake shooting

02/14/2022 12:36pm
Despite alleged claims of retaliation by the accused gunman, West Valley police say there is no tie between a shooting at a Salt Lake apartment and two killings at Hunter High School six days earlier.

Utah bill encourages employers to hire people with criminal records

02/14/2022 11:55am
The Utah Senate has unanimously passed a bill that would encourage employers to give convicted felons a second chance.

What is a chuckwalla? You're running out of time to find out

02/14/2022 11:06am - PARTNER
As the natural world changes, conservationists and scientists are changing their approach to saving species.

Should Utah audit its elections? Here's what Utahns think

02/14/2022 11:06am
A large majority of Utahns trust that their state will conduct a fair election in 2022 — but they're more split over whether the 2020 election should be audited.

Utah homeless services receives nearly $13M for affordable housing

02/14/2022 10:39am
Utah's Office of Homeless Services just received nearly $13 million from the federal government.

Utah bill would appoint commission to decide if transgender kids can play sports

02/14/2022 9:56am
A new Utah bill would require transgender students who want to play on the school sports teams of their choice to receive permission from a commission.

Why US inflation is so high, and when it may ease

02/14/2022 9:29am
Last year, it was a nasty surprise. And it wasn't supposed to last. But now, inflation has become an ongoing financial strain for millions of Americans filling up at the gas station, lined up at a grocery checkout lane, shopping for clothes, bargaining for a car or paying monthly rent.

Utah restaurants fighting food delivery apps over unauthorized listings

02/14/2022 9:02am
Who doesn't like getting food delivered with just a couple of taps? Well, some Utah eateries say those apps are costing them business by selling orders they can't fulfill.

Washington County Education Association president warns of teacher burnout, asks for help

02/14/2022 8:32am
The president of the Washington County Education Association sent out an SOS on behalf of local educators at Tuesday's school board meeting.

Russian skater can compete, but medal ceremony won't be held

02/14/2022 8:01am
Russian teenager Kamila Valieva has been cleared to compete in the women's figure skating competition at the Winter Olympics despite failing a pre-Games drug test, setting her up for an attempt at a second gold medal.

Expert tips for hiring a Utah backcountry ski guide

02/14/2022 8:00am - SPONSORED
Thinking of skiing in Utah's backcountry? Before you go, here are some tips about hiring a ski guide.

ICYMI: 10 stories from the weekend

02/14/2022 7:41am
Here are 10 stories you may have missed this weekend. As always, click on the headline to read the full story.

Surveillance video captures rare visit from mountain lion

02/14/2022 7:20am
A family in Draper had a real shock Saturday when a huge mountain lion suddenly showed up in their back yard and walked right up to their back door.

Key US-Canada bridge reopens as Ottawa protest persists

02/14/2022 7:02am
The busiest U.S.-Canada border crossing was open Monday after protesters demonstrating against COVID-19 measures blocked it for nearly a week, but a larger protest in the capital, Ottawa, persisted as city residents seethed over authorities' inability to reclaim the streets.

Will a new Senate resolution sway UDOT's Little Cottonwood traffic recommendation?

02/14/2022 6:17am
As UDOT mulls over potential solutions for traffic-plagued Little Cottonwood Canyon, one lawmaker wants to ensure the solution has the least environmental impact.