Cristal Isa scores 10.0 on beam as No. 4 Red Rocks get first 198 score of season

A week after a rough night on beam and a loss on the road to California, the No. 4 Red Rocks bounced back with authority.

Heart disease is on the rise for women during the pandemic

Recent studies show more women are at risk for increased heart disease during the pandemic. It's a sobering reminder this February, during National Heart Health Month. One Sandy woman is making her heart health a priority after battling a blood cancer that put her into heart failure.

Trump took classified items to Mar-a-Lago, National Archives says

The 15 boxes of White House records stored at former President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago residence contained items marked as classified national security information, the National Archives said Friday.

Scams, robots and telemarketers: What's the best way to stop unwanted callers?

Robocalls, phone scams and unsolicited telemarketers continue to be a scourge for phone users, as evolving technology lets scammers stay one step ahead of regulation and enforcement.

Starlight, star bright: Coca-Cola introduces a 1st-of-its-kind flavor, inspired by space

Coke's new flavor is out of this world.

Review: 'Dog' is a pleasant surprise, but not for kids

Here are a few reasons "Dog" is a pleasant surprise, but not a film to take the kids to.

Should Garrity statements of officer-involved shootings be protected records? Utah bill advances

Despite pushback from community members and warnings from media organizations, Utah lawmakers are advancing a bill to protect Garrity statements from public records requests.

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.

Utah K-9 killed by fleeing corrections officer saved 'countless' lives, police say

A police K-9 killed in the line of duty was remembered as a hero on Friday. The dog was shot by a Utah corrections officer who had fled from police and he was then shot and killed.

Jury finds Hooper man guilty of murder in 2018 Ogden shooting

A jury found Cory Fitzwater, of Hooper, guilty of murder in connection with the 2018 shooting death of Brian Racine as he slept at a homeless encampment in Ogden.

These Mountain West states have the highest inflation rates in the country

While average U.S. inflation hit a 40-year-high of 7.5% in January, Utah and the other Mountain West states saw the highest year-over-year price increases in the nation last month, hitting 9%.

A cargo ship full of luxury cars is on fire and adrift in the middle of the Atlantic

An abandoned cargo ship packed with cars is adrift in the Atlantic Ocean, after a rapidly-spreading fire on board forced the crew to escape.

Utah Legislature passes bill creating anesthesiologist assistant license

The Utah Legislature gave final passage Friday to a bill allowing anesthesiologist assistants to work in the state.

Have You Seen This? 3 dudes, 2 high jumps, a back flip and a hula hoop

The amount of athleticism here is making my love handles get a side ache.

6 myths about building a home that just aren't true

To buy or to build? That is the question that many prospective homeowners grapple with as they search for a new place to live.

Biden 'convinced' Putin's decided to further invade Ukraine

U.S. President Joe Biden said he's "convinced" that Russian President Vladimir Putin has decided to launch a further invasion in Ukraine, including an assault on its capital, as tensions spiked along the militarized border with attacks that the West called "false-flag" operations.

Utah driver charged in fatal 2020 crash

A driver who investigators say was possibly traveling double the posted speed limit when he crashed, killing his passenger, was charged Friday with manslaughter.

Utah officials report 15 COVID-19 deaths, 999 cases

On Friday, the Utah Department of Health reported 15 COVID-19 deaths and 999 new cases, as Gov. Spencer Cox announced that daily case reports will come to an end in the next six weeks.

Did Utahn who killed a man in Salt Lake bring a gun to US Capitol riot 6 months earlier?

A Salt Lake man who stabbed another man to death in July in Liberty Park told police he was involved in the Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the U.S. Capitol six months earlier.

Utah man forced vulnerable woman to engage in sex for food, drugs, police say

A man accused of forcing his girlfriend, who police say is intellectually challenged, into engaging in sex acts with other people in exchange for drugs, food and money now faces several felony charges, according to charging documents.

Storm Eunice batters Britain and Ireland, killing at least 1 man

An Atlantic storm battered Britain and Ireland on Friday with record winds at 122 miles per hour, killing at least one person, knocking out power for tens of thousands, and shredding the roof of London's O2 Arena.

Oregon, California seek to protect election workers from threats

Lawmakers in Oregon and California are calling for tougher legislation to protect election workers in response to a continuing wave of threats and harassment.

Man shot, killed by police near Utah-Arizona border

A man who police say was holding an infant at gunpoint when he fled from southern Utah to Arizona was shot and killed by Utah police following a standoff on Thursday.

Local Latter-day Saint leaders will make decisions on masks in church, First Presidency says

Local church leaders now will make decisions on whether masks should be worn in meetings and activities of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the First Presidency said Friday.

What has staying home during the pandemic done to our bodies?

People have seen a change in their muscles, bones, brain, teeth and even eyesight during the pandemic.

Experts see avocado price rise, damage to Mexican producers

Experts say you may be paying more for your avocados in the short term, and the effects of the U.S. temporary ban on imports of the fruit are already being felt by avocado pickers in Mexico.

Criminal investigation reopened for ex-Cottonwood Heights officer in 2018 shooting

Prosecutors are reopening their investigation into the 2018 Cottonwood Heights police shooting of a 19-year-old man who later died, Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill confirmed Thursday.

Kim Potter sentenced to 2 years in Daunte Wright's death

Kim Potter, the former suburban Minneapolis police officer who said she confused her handgun for her Taser when she fatally shot Daunte Wright, was sentenced Friday to two years in prison, a penalty below state guidelines after the judge found mitigating factors warranted a lesser sentence.

Why Gov. Cox says Utah's reservoirs might be in a 'dire' position again this year

If Utah doesn't get more storms in the next few weeks, Gov. Spencer Cox says the state's reservoirs might be as empty as last year or worse.

Utah ready to move to 'steady state' in COVID response, governor says

Gov. Spencer Cox said on Friday that it is now time to transition from an emergency response to COVID-19 to a "steady state" response.

Authorities clear, relocate about 100 people from Salt Lake homeless camp

Salt Lake County authorities cleared about 100 people from a homeless encampment Thursday.

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Ottawa crackdown: Police arrest 100 after 3-week protest

Police arrested scores of demonstrators and towed away vehicles Friday in Canada's besieged capital, and a stream of trucks started leaving under the pressure, raising authorities' hopes for an end to the three-week protest against the country's COVID-19 restrictions.

Russia to stage massive nuclear drills amid Ukraine standoff

The Russian military on Friday announced massive drills of its strategic nuclear forces, a stark reminder of the country's nuclear might amid Western fears that Moscow might be preparing to invade Ukraine.

Midvale care center residents lived amid raw sewage without heat, police say

New court documents describe "deplorable" conditions residents of a Midvale care center lived in before the facility was shut down in January.