San Diego State gets its revenge in rout over Utah State

San Diego State dominated Utah State on both sides of the ball en route to a 19-point win.

Utah Symphony, Opera change policies after man's wheelchair removed at Abravanel Hall

A Salt Lake City man is pushing for better access for the disabled after he says he found himself trapped next to someone who was being belligerent toward him.

Rollover in Tooele County leaves 1 man dead, another passenger injured

A man has died as a result of a rollover accident on 1-80 in Tooele County on Tuesday afternoon.

'It really hit home how bad it is': Utah lawmakers get aerial tour of Great Salt Lake

A group of Utah legislators flew over the shrinking Great Salt Lake early Tuesday morning to see just how badly it is diminishing due to drought and diversions.

1st woman reported cured of HIV after stem cell transplant

A U.S. patient with leukemia has become the first woman and the third person to date to be cured of HIV after receiving a stem cell transplant from a donor who was naturally resistant to the virus that causes AIDS, researchers reported on Tuesday.

Utah House committee nixes bill to allow physician-assisted death for those with terminal illness

After listening to the testimony of a woman who lost her daughter due to Lou Gehrig's disease, a Utah House committee nixed a proposed bill to legalize the use of end-of-life prescriptions.

Temporary Salt Lake City homeless shelter closed 1 month after opening due to staffing crisis

The Weigand Center will be closing its doors as a temporary overflow shelter Wednesday despite it opening just a month ago, the Salt Lake City Council learned Tuesday in a work session.

New Utah study says COVID-19 can raise risk of pregnancy complications

A University of Utah Health study published last week found that women who test positive for COVID-19 have a higher risk of pregnancy complications, and those with severe symptoms from COVID-19 have even higher risks.

'The science of stress relief': New Utah partnership seeks to provide kids with resources for stress

In a move to combat the stress on children that has been induced since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Utah STEM Action Center is partnering with the Utah State Library Division to bring stress-coping mechanisms directly to kids by distributing hundreds of stress relief kits throughout Utah libraries.

Explainer: Will burglar alarms still work after 3G shutdown?

Telecom companies rev up the newest generation of mobile service, called 5G, and are shutting down old networks. This is prompting calls for a delay because a lot of products out there still rely on the old standard, 3G.

2 counties in Utah opt out of the $26B nationwide opioid settlement

Utah lawmakers heard a recent presentation on how to spend money the state expects to reap from the $26 billion nationwide opioid settlement with four major drug companies.

Jazz lift Vivint Arena's COVID-19 vaccine requirement

The Utah Jazz are lifting their vaccination requirement.

Pamela's Place shows what can be done with donations on Utah state tax forms

Gov. Cox and community advocate Pamela Atkinson were on hand at a tour of Pamela's Place Apartments in Salt Lake City Tuesday.

PJ O'Rourke, irreverent author and commentator, dead at 74

P.J. O'Rourke, the prolific author and satirist who refashioned the irreverence and "Gonzo" journalism of the 1960s counterculture into a distinctive brand of conservative and libertarian commentary, has died at age 74.

Police identify West Valley woman whose death is 'suspicious'

Salt Lake police have identified a woman who was found dead on Monday. Her death is being called suspicious.

6 suspected in '19 Salt Lake killing as victim's mother implores public to 'do the right thing'

Salt Lake police named six suspects in the killing of a woman at an apartment in 2019, while her mother made a plea for anyone with info about the case to step forward.

Have You Seen This? 'Titanic' Cat should win all the Academy Awards

Just give him the trophy. No one else even comes close.

Skier killed at Snowbasin marks 3rd fatality in 2 weeks on Utah's slopes

A skier was killed in collision at Snowbasin over the weekend, according to the Morgan County Sheriff's Office.

US bird flu case puts chicken, turkey farms on high alert

Farms that raise turkeys and chickens for meat and eggs are on high alert, fearing a repeat of a widespread bird flu outbreak in 2015.

Health care worker protections, a ban on car 'selfies,' film tax incentives: Bills closer to being laws

A bill meant to protect health care workers from violence and a rule change to limit press access in the Utah Senate won final legislative approval during a busy morning for the Utah Legislature on Tuesday.

Dump truck driver killed in fiery crash on I-15

One person was killed when a dump truck crashed and caught fire on I-15 Tuesday, according to the Utah Highway Patrol.

Health officials report 27 new deaths, 771 COVID-19 cases on Tuesday

Utah health officials reported 27 deaths and 771 new COVID-19 cases on Tuesday as average case numbers continue to decline.

Special counsel alleges Clinton campaign lawyer used data to raise suspicions about Trump

Special counsel John Durham accused a lawyer for the Democrats of sharing with the CIA in 2017 internet data aimed at raising the intelligence community's suspicions of Donald Trump's ties to Russia.

CJ Cron, other ex-Bees reportedly admit to buying pills from former Angels employee

A handful of former teammates of Tyler Skaggs, who died in 2019, reportedly provided unsettling claims of the rampant drug use before Skaggs' death.

A pastor baptized people for decades using one wrong word. Now those are all considered invalid

A Catholic priest has resigned after a church investigation found he performed invalid baptisms throughout most of his more than 20-year career

What the USPS overhaul bill means for you

A sweeping bill that would overhaul the U.S. Postal Service's finances and allow the agency to modernize its service is riding a wave of rare bipartisan support.

Inside the NRA's high-caliber influence

Yes, the NRA has an outsized influence on American politics. Just not for the reasons you think it does.

Salt Lake police looking for car in fatal hit-and-run crash

Salt Lake police believe they know what kind of car was involved in a fatal auto-pedestrian crash over the weekend and are asking the public to help locate the car.

Patrick Kinahan: Miserable month hasn't deterred Jazz from thinking championship

Not even an awful stretch in January during which the Utah Jazz stumbled through a 4-12 record and spiraled down the Western Conference standings has damaged any championship aspirations.

Lawyers: Sex abuse lawsuit against Prince Andrew settled

A tentative settlement has been reached in a lawsuit accusing Prince Andrew of sexually abusing Virginia Giuffre when she was 17 years old in which the prince will make a substantial donation to the charity of his accuser and says he never intended to malign her character, according to a court filing Tuesday.

Sandy Hook families settle for $73M with gun maker Remington

The families of nine victims of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting have agreed to a settlement of a lawsuit against the maker of the rifle used to kill 20 first graders and six educators in 2012, according to a court filing.

Gruesome murders relived before Utah committee axes death penalty repeal

Jessica Black quietly cried in the crowd of a packed committee hearing on Monday as lawmakers heard arguments about whether the state should do away with its death penalty.

Tripwire for real war? Cyber's fuzzy rules of engagement

Western officials are warning about the danger of Russia launching damaging cyberattacks against Ukraine's NATO allies.

Researchers: Mucus prevents the spread of coronaviruses on surfaces

A team of researchers at the University of Utah has made critical discoveries about how the coronavirus spreads.

15 of the best movies of all time that were filmed in Utah

Cowboys, aliens, motorcycles, treasure hunters, outlaws and a team of baseball misfits. What do they have in common? First, they're all from famous movies. Second, those movies were all filmed (at least partially) in Utah.

Patagonia, others threaten to boycott Outdoor Retailer show if it returns to Utah

An environmental conservation group and two dozen outdoor recreation companies say they would boycott the Outdoor Retailer trade show if it's moved from Denver back to Salt Lake City.

Ottawa police chief resigns as Canadian protesters dig in

A police chief has resigned after criticism over handling the COVID-19 protests that have paralyzed Canada's capital and forced Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to invoke emergency powers.

Ukraine hit by cyber attack as US questions Russian troop pullback

Kyiv appeared to blame Russia for a cyber attack on Tuesday as U.S. President Joe Biden warned that more than 150,000 Russian troops were still amassed near Ukraine's borders after Moscow's announcement of a partial pullback was met with scepticism.

If you bill it, he will come: Kevin Costner wants to film 5 movies in Utah if this bill passes

In the three years he spent shooting Paramount's hit series "Yellowstone," Kevin Costner got a good taste of Utah.