Utah capitalizes on Stanford's late collapse to steal first road win of season

Stanford was a team that couldn't afford to lose. The Cardinal needed all the wins they could get to maintain a fighting chance of an NCAA Tournament bid less than a month before Selection Sunday.

Do you use the zipper method when you merge? If not, it's time to learn

Lawmakers advanced legislation to designate a way to merge on Utah roads, allow pets to be included in protective orders, and give the state oversight of major transit projects.

Man shot, killed after armed confrontation with police in South Jordan; police dog also dies

A man was shot and killed by police and a police dog also died during an armed confrontation in South Jordan on Thursday night.

Murder trial ordered for Herriman man accused of shooting 3 when he was 17

A judge on Thursday ordered a Herriman man to stand trial on charges of shooting into a car, killing one person and injuring two others after a disagreement over a drug deal.

The Tabernacle Choir won't go to Europe this summer, but it has plans for a bold expansion

The new president of already world-famous Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square unveiled the framework of vivid plans to radically expand the choir's global impact during a virtual meeting with the choir Thursday night.

Utah Legislature passes 2 bills aimed at helping children, families

The Utah Legislature gave final passage on Thursday to two bills aimed at helping families and children in the state.

Who put grease on boulders at popular Moab climbing area? BLM, climbers want to know

Federal land managers say they are investigating a puzzling case of who put mechanical grease over parts of boulders in a popular climbing area in southeast Utah.

Park City school board responds to swastika, racial slur found in Jewish teacher's classroom

The Park City Board of Education offered its assurances that "educating against hatred will always be a priority in Park City schools."

5 tips for skiing and riding better on The Greatest Snow on Earth

Thinking of skiing in Utah's backcountry? Before you go, here are some tips to make the most out of your time.

Review: Tom Holland, Mark Wahlberg make 'Uncharted' a fun adventure

Here are a few ways the film "Uncharted" strikes gold, and some things fans of the Uncharted video games should know.

Ammon Bundy drops out of GOP primary, will run for Idaho governor as independent

Idaho gubernatorial candidate Ammon Bundy has dropped out of the Republican primary and will now run for governor as an independent.

Man with history of attacks charged with slitting Utah woman's throat

A man with a recent history of violent attacking people has been charged with attempted murder after allegedly cutting a woman's throat.

Gov. Spencer Cox on Outdoor Retailer show: Utah didn't miss it but 'desperately' wants it back

Gov. Spencer Cox sent mixed signals concerning his feelings about the potential return of the Outdoor Retailer trade shows to Salt Lake City after the event moved to Denver five years ago.

What this former Utah Jazz player was doing at the US Capitol

Enes Kanter Freedom made the rounds on Capitol Hill the past two days, including meeting with Utah's two senators, to talk about China's human rights record and its influence on the NBA.

Have You Seen This? Cony Hawk is the next big thing in skateboarding

Remember the name Cony Hawk, because every kid across the world will have his poster up in their room.

Hill AFB F-35 jets arrive in Germany as tension continues with Russia, Ukraine

The Air Force deployed F-35 aircraft and support crews from Utah's Hill AFB to Spangdahlem Air Base in Germany Wednesday.

Family finds a miracle drug for their son, but it comes at a high cost

A Kaysville family says they're getting a very real life-lesson about the gaps in our nation's health care system.

National Guard deploys for new emergency: Teacher shortages

Dozens of National Guard Army and Air Force troops in New Mexico have been stepping in for the shortage of teachers and school staff.

US approves new headlights that won't blind oncoming drivers

Anyone who has ever been temporarily blinded by high-beam headlights from an oncoming car will be happy to hear this.

Former Angels employee convicted in Skaggs' overdose death

A former Los Angeles Angels employee was convicted Thursday of providing Angels pitcher Tyler Skaggs the drugs that led to his overdose death in Texas.

Trump must testify in New York investigation, judge rules

Former President Donald Trump must answer questions under oath in New York state's civil investigation into his business practices, a judge ruled Thursday.

Get-rich quick schemers, endorsed by celebrity house-flippers, will pay back millions

A company that offered real estate investment coaching has been shut down and, according to a settlement announced Wednesday, will now pay back some of the money.

'In a great space': Just over 1K COVID cases reported Wednesday as downward trend continues

Utah reported 1,032 more COVID-19 cases and eight new deaths on Thursday — numbers Gov. Spencer Cox said show Utah is in a very good place when it comes to combatting the disease.

Utah teens warn of recreational marijuana use dangers

Dozens of Utah high school students and advocates traveled to the state Capitol on Thursday to plead with their peers not to use recreational marijuana.

Nevada woman gets plea deal after impersonating wife of Kaysville officer online

A Nevada woman has accepted a plea deal after impersonating the wife of a Kaysville police officer online and making racist comments.

America's youth are in a mental health crisis. Here's how you can help

The pandemic's mental health impact on teens is raising alarm, but there are answers.

Estimated 73% of US now immune to omicron: Is that enough?

One study estimates that 73% of Americans are, for now, immune to omicron, the dominant variant, and that could rise to 80% by mid-March.

'Bravery, compassion': Condolences pour in after death of 'Candy Bomber'

Reactions to the death of Gail S. "Hal" Halvorsen have poured in across Utah and beyond following his death late Wednesday. He was 101.

Utah human rights advocate arrested, accused of faking cancer diagnosis

A Utah woman who says she was a victim of human trafficking was arrested Wednesday and accused of faking a cancer diagnosis and collecting money for treatment.

What's with the haze over southern Utah?

It's a hazy day in southern Utah. But it's not smoke from brush fires or smog.

Utah governor says he'll veto controversial school choice voucher bill. Here's why

During his monthly PBS Utah news conference, Gov. Cox said that even though he supports a school choice voucher system, he would veto HB331 — saying now is not the time.

Unfortunate and discouraging: Jazz head into All-Star break asking familiar questions

Utah appeared to have turned the corner. On Wednesday, the rug got pulled out from under them.

Need to buy a used car in Utah? Good luck

About 80,000 items make up the Consumer Price Index, which economists use to measure price increases, and together they've collectively pushed inflation to a 40-year high.

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.

Biden: 'Every indication' Russia prepared to attack Ukraine

President Joe Biden said Thursday that there is a "very high" risk of a Russian invasion of Ukraine and that could happen within "several days."

Gail S. Halvorsen, the Berlin Candy Bomber, dies at 101

Gail Halvorsen, known throughout the world as the Candy Bomber for his acts of kindness in the 1940s, died Wednesday at the age of 101.

National Heart Month: 5 lifestyle changes to make today to keep your heart healthy

February is American Heart Month, a time when people can focus on their heart health. The Intermountain Healthcare Heart and Vascular Program is working to educate Utahns about ways to enhance their heart health.

More virus rules fall as CDC hints at better times ahead

The nation's leading health officials said Wednesday that the U.S. is moving closer to the point that COVID-19 is no longer a "constant crisis" as more cities, businesses and sports venues began lifting pandemic restrictions around the country.

'I think I found a real live gun:' Police investigate after 8-year-old finds gun at indoor play center

A Utah County family said they were shocked that their 8-year-old son discovered a loaded handgun at an indoor play center.

January retail sales surge 3.8% as consumers defy inflation

Americans sharply ramped up their spending at retail stores last month in a sign that many consumers remain unfazed by rising inflation.

UTA weekday ridership jumps 20% during first half of Free Fare February

"Free Fare February" appears to have already had a positive effect on public transit ridership in Utah, according to new data.

Poulin leads Canada to Olympic gold in 3-2 win over US

Canada's Captain Clutch, Marie-Philip Poulin, delivered at the Olympics again.