'They do it all': No. 2 Arizona uses first-half run to overwhelm Utah in 20-point win

Behind 23 points from Arizona's Azuolas Tubelis, the Wildcats rolled to an easy 97-77 victory over the Utes at the Huntsman Center.

Caleb Lohner helps BYU basketball regain some swagger with rout of LMU

Caleb Lohner returned to the starting lineup in a big way Thursday night, pouring in 13 points, 11 rebounds and two assists to help BYU roll to a 79-59 win.

President Joe Biden has decided on his Supreme Court choice, source says

President Joe Biden has decided on his choice for the U.S. Supreme Court, a person familiar with the process said on Thursday.

Parents are desperate after baby formula recall wipes out supply

Families all over the country are in a race against the clock to find a critical source of food they desperately need to keep their children fed — baby formula.

What happens if there's another COVID-19 surge in Utah?

When it comes to handling any future COVID-19 surges in Utah, Gov. Spencer Cox's new "steady state" plan will likely look a lot like the old plan.

Judge says video taken at Utah pig farm will not be allowed in burglary trial

A judge ruled Thursday that a video made by two men attempting to expose animal cruelty at a Utah pig farm will not be admitted as evidence in their burglary and theft trial.

8 monumental children's books to help your family celebrate Black History Month

Eight picture books to help your children understand the importance of Black History Month.

Jordan Education Foundation partners with local business to provide bedding for refugees

The Jordan Education Foundation partnered with Beddy's, a West Jordan company that produces one-piece zipper bedding sets, to donate 150 bedding sets to students and families in the Jordan School District as part of the foundation's "Bed'R Homes for Kids" campaign.

Century-old SLC apartments refurbished, remain 'essential' affordable housing

The Jackson Apartments, built in the 1910s, were severely damaged by the 2020 earthquake. But they will continue to serve elderly residents for decades to come.

Is a criminal record holding you back? This Utah app can help you get back on track

Rasa Legal is on a mission to help clear as many eligible records as possible by removing the complicated and costly barriers that often get in the way of that process.

Donovan Mitchell a Hornet? The Jazz star reveals where he thought he was gonna be drafted

An illness caused Donovan Mitchell to miss meeting Michael Jordan at the All-Star Game. That caused him to reflect on where he thought he'd end up on draft night back in 2017.

The 'shocking' invasion of Ukraine is personal to some Utahns

Although it's taking place thousands of miles away, Russia's invasion of Ukraine hits differently for Utahns who have family members fleeing the violence.

CDC to significantly ease pandemic mask guidelines Friday

The Biden administration will significantly loosen federal mask-wearing guidelines to protect against COVID-19 transmission on Friday, according to two people familiar with the matter, meaning most Americans will no longer be advised to wear masks in indoor public settings.

Utah Legislature passes bills to prevent street racing, police deception in youth interrogations

Among legislation moving forward in the final two weeks of the session, the Utah Legislature on Thursday passed a bill that seeks to stem illegal street racing and a bill to prohibit police from using deception during interrogations with youth.

Have You Seen This? Reporter's mom crashes his shot because she's a mom

Anyone with a mom is not surprised by anything in this video.

3 Minneapolis ex-police officers guilty of violating George Floyd's rights

Three former Minneapolis police officers were found guilty on Thursday of depriving George Floyd of his rights by failing to give aid to the handcuffed Black man pinned beneath a colleague's knee.

6 ways the Utah real estate market has changed in the past decade

If you're wondering how things got to this point — or if you'll ever be able to buy a home in the Beehive State — it helps to understand how the market has changed over the last 10 years.

Salt Lake County councilman criticized for comments on Russian invasion

A Salt Lake County councilman was criticized Thursday after questioning why the U.S. should care about Russia's ongoing invasion of Ukraine.

Extreme wildfires are here to stay — and multiply

With climate change triggering droughts and farmers clearing forests, the number of extreme wildfires is expected to increase 30% within the next 28 years.

The great climate migration

As the natural world around us changes, so will the places we call home.

Study: Child poverty rising after tax credit expires

The number of children in America living in poverty jumped dramatically after just one month without the expanded child tax credit payments, according to a new study.

Proposed solution to Utah's low sexual assault prosecution rates stalls in Legislature

Only a fraction of sexual assaults reported in Utah are prosecuted, and a potential solution proposed in the legislature this session is not likely to advance.

Health department reports 5 deaths, 627 new COVID-19 cases Thursday

The Utah Department of Health reported another five COVID-19 deaths and 627 cases in its report on Thursday.

Biden hits Russia with sanctions, shifts troops to Germany

President Joe Biden hit back Thursday against Russia's invasion of Ukraine, unleashing robust new sanctions, ordering the deployment of thousands of additional troops to NATO ally Germany and declaring that America would stand up to Russia's Vladimir Putin.

VA secretary says Salt Lake City working to ease veteran homelessness

The president's top Veterans Affairs official says Salt Lake City is struggling to help homeless veterans, but believes there is enough funding and effective strategies to help people in need.

Utahns in Congress call for severe sanctions — not military action — as Russia invades Ukraine

As Russian forces bombard and advance on Ukraine, Utah members of Congress called for President Joe Biden to impose the strongest possible sanctions on Russia and its leader, Vladimir Putin.

It's time to 'get down to what's real': Utah bill to end default mail-in voting fails in raucous hearing

A bill that would have returned Utah to in-person voting by default failed to advance from committee on Wednesday after opponents argued that it could disenfranchise voters and had few discernible security benefits.

Motorcyclist recounts deadly wrong-way I-15 crash, mourns friend who died

A close friend of the man killed in a wrong-way crash on Interstate 15, who also witnessed that crash, is sharing an important message while remembering his friend's life.

Fewest Americans collecting unemployment aid since 1970

The number of Americans collecting unemployment benefits fell to a 52-year low after another decline in jobless aid applications last week.

Utah, 3 other states agree on hydrogen hub; seek portion of $8B in federal funds

Utah and three other states plan to propose a Western Inter-State Hydrogen Hub that will have supporting facilities in each state.

Couple arrested in massive Salt Lake County burglary ring

Unified police have arrested two people who they say are responsible for stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of property from homes and vehicles across Salt Lake County over the past several months.

Freshman Gianna Kneepkens a big reason for Utah's NCAA Tournament bid

If Gianna Kneepkens wanted to survive on the basketball court, she had to prove it first to her brothers. Competitive basketball games on the family's driveway are where she honed a talent that has her finding success at the University of Utah.

World leaders slap sanctions on the Kremlin over invasion

World leaders Thursday condemned Russia's invasion of Ukraine as "barbaric" and quickly slapped heavy sanctions on the Russian economy, President Vladimir Putin's inner circle and many of the country's oligarchs.

Why Salt Lake leaders support this Utah Inland Port bill despite losing voting power

Utah's anti-inland port activists aren't happy with it, but Salt Lake City leaders are — for the most part.

Kearns man with previous DUI arrests accused of causing fatal crash

A Kearns man, an alcohol-restricted driver, was arrested Wednesday after police say he caused a fatal crash in West Valley City.

Over 1.7M Hondas probed for unexpected automatic braking

U.S. auto safety regulators are investigating complaints that the automatic emergency braking systems on more than 1.7 million newer Hondas can stop the vehicles for no reason.

'Our valuable residents are being displaced': Springdale halts new transient lodging applications

The Springdale Town Council has applied the brakes on new transient lodging applications for the next six months.

Russia presses invasion to outskirts of Ukrainian capital

Russia pressed its invasion of Ukraine to the outskirts of the capital Friday after unleashing airstrikes on cities and military bases and sending in troops and tanks from three sides in an attack that could rewrite the global post-Cold War security order.

Utah bill to end animal gas chamber deaths stalls, frustrating director

Another effort to end the use of gas chamber animal euthanasia in Utah has stalled in the Legislature. Utah is one of just three states where the method is still used, according to the Humane Society.