No. 4 Red Rocks win even in loss to LSU on the road; O'Keefe, Randall out with illness

The final meet of the regular season for the No. 4 Red Rocks had nothing to do with which team "won."

'Last one, best one': Courtney Wayment's 5,000-meter national title a program-first for BYU

In the storied annals of BYU track and field and cross country history, it's hard to find any first-time accomplishments. Courtney Wayment did Friday night at the NCAA indoor track and field meet.

Northern, central Utah under special avalanche warning this weekend

The Utah Avalanche Center issued a "special avalanche bulletin" for Saturday out of concern areas in north and central Utah could see avalanche accidents or fatalities because of current conditions.

Jazz give up 15-point lead as Popovich becomes NBA's winningest coach

Quin Snyder hoped his old mentor would have to wait at least another game to celebrate reaching the top of the coaching list. Alas, hopes can be fickle — just like Utah's late-game leads.

UDOT 'optimistic' about having Little Cottonwood Canyon decision soon as deadline nears

A decision regarding the future of Little Cottonwood Canyon may take a bit longer than some may have expected.

Why one Utah mother believes all postpartum women should go to physical therapy

It's no question pregnancy and giving birth can have long-term repercussions on a woman's health. One Utah mother wishes the help she got was standard practice of care for every postpartum woman.

Life without parole ordered for Utah inmate who brutally killed cellmate

A Utah inmate who brutally killed his cellmate was sentenced on Friday to a life in prison without parole. Julio Cesar Garza, 31, was found guilty by a jury of aggravated murder.

Nevada man files lawsuit to buy Utah rapper Post Malone's Bugatti for $3.5M

Steven Dimopoulous, a Nevada attorney, is suing over the rights to buy Utah rapper Post Malone's multimillion-dollar Bugatti sports car used in a music video filmed in Big Cottonwood Canyon.

'One in a million chance': Sinus infection leads to brain surgery for Idaho teenage boy

A sophomore at Ririe Junior-Senior High School was fighting for his life after a sinus infection took a turn for the worse.

State School Board ponders how to analyze avalanche of gender identity feedback

A committee for the Utah State Board of Education met Friday to discuss how to proceed with analyzing an avalanche of 20,000 public comments it has received about gender identity.

Texas top court deals blow to clinics seeking to block abortion law

Texas' high court on Friday effectively ended a challenge by clinics to a state law that banned most abortions in Texas.

'My hope carried me,' 11-year-old Ukrainian boy who fled alone to Slovakia says

Hassan Al-Khalaf, 11, clung to hope when he trekked across Ukraine by himself, safely reaching Slovakia after joining the masses of refugees escaping Russia's invasion of their country.

Have You Seen This? Aussie McDonald's drive-thru worker is the best drive-thru worker

I'll never be as good at any job I do as this guy is at taking orders at the drive-thru.

Amid Mariupol horror, a newborn rests in her mother's arms

Newborn Veronika curled against her mother's side on Friday, as if to hide from the horror around them — the war that tore apart the Mariupol maternity hospital where she was meant to greet the world.

Gabby Petito's parents sue Laundrie's parents over killing

The parents of Gabby Petito claim in a new Florida lawsuit that Brian Laundrie told his parents he had killed her when he returned home alone from their ill-fated western trip in a converted van.

White House is briefing social media influencers on Russia and Ukraine

The Biden administration is doing outreach on Ukraine and Russia to popular digital creators from platforms like TikTok, seeking to message to the highly influential group and reach a broader audience.

Opinion: Romney 2024 — the third time's a charm?

With Democrats on the ropes and Republicans divided, Mitt Romney should consider running for president.

8 ways you can save money on gas

On average, a gallon of regular gas was selling for $4.30 in Utah on Thursday. According to AAA, Utahns have never paid this much for gas before.

Russian warplanes, artillery widen attack, hit industry hub

Russia's airplanes and artillery widened their assault on Ukraine on Friday, striking airfields in the west and a major industrial hub in the east, as Moscow's forces tried to regroup from recent losses and their onslaught fast reduced crowded cities to rubble.

Utah reports 21 COVID-19 deaths, 244 new cases

Utah health officials reported 21 COVID-19 deaths on Friday and 244 new cases in the state.

Fate of Ukrainians with disabilities is a 'crisis within a crisis'

More of Ukraine's 2.7 million people suffering disabilities will die or be seriously wounded as the war continues and they struggle to evacuate, an activist says.

Charges: Salt Lake man shot, killed 2 for 'talking negative about his homies'

A documented gang member from Salt Lake City was charged Friday with shooting and killing two men during a Magna house party last year.

BYU-Pathway Worldwide President Brian Ashton installed by Latter-day Saint leaders

BYU-Pathway Worldwide is the most important and far-reaching development in more than a century for the educational system of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, a senior church leader said Thursday during the inauguration of BYU-PW's new president.

Prosecutors, defense seek new look at 'Serial' evidence

Baltimore prosecutors and attorneys for a Maryland man whose murder conviction was chronicled in the podcast "Serial" are seeking a new look at the case.

With grocery prices surging, here are 10 ways to eat healthy on a budget

Eating healthy doesn't have to be expensive. Here are 10 ways to eat healthy on a budget, according to a registered dietitian.

Sandy fire captain hid cameras at business where teens undressed, police say

A Sandy fire captain was arrested Thursday and accused of possessing child pornography and hiding cameras in a home tanning and salon business where teen girls undressed.

COVID-19 pandemic anniversary: Why Utah leaders are optimistic

Gov. Spencer Cox remembers March 11, 2020 as a jumble of details after Rudy Gobert became the first NBA player to test positive for COVID-19.

Feds indict couple stopped in St. George, found with pounds of meth, fentanyl next to infant

Two people were indicted in federal court following a traffic stop on I-15 last month, when authorities recovered more than $260,000 in methamphetamine and fentanyl from a box located on the backseat – just inches from an infant.

US Census undercounted Latinos, Black people and Native Americans

Black people, Latinos and Native Americans were undercounted during the 2020 national census, new U.S. Census Bureau data showed, potentially affecting political representation and federal funding for communities with significant minority populations.

Utah allowed rival gangs to mingle in prison; families say violence followed

In 2019, Utah prison officials stopped alternating recreation time for men belonging to two rival gangs. Now, some inmates' families blame the change for new reports of violence.

Missing Utah girl found in back of semitruck in Wyoming

A 13-year-old girl from Roosevelt who has been missing since Tuesday was found in "good health" in the back of a semitruck in Wyoming on Thursday, according to police.

US slashes Russia trade status, 'nyet' to alcohol, seafood

President Joe Biden announced Friday the U.S. will dramatically downgrade its trade status with Russia as punishment for its invasion of Ukraine and also ban imports of Russian seafood, alcohol and diamonds.

5 tips for scoring the biggest profit when you sell your home

If you're hoping to score the biggest profit possible, a few simple steps could put tens of thousands of dollars more into your pocket.

2 semitruck drivers charged in road rage incident

A pair of semitruck drivers from Davis County who police say kept cutting each other off while traveling on I-15 now face criminal charges.

Rare wolverine sighting in Yellowstone was captured on video

A wolverine was captured on video by a tourist in Yellowstone National Park this week — an impressive feat considering a research survey conducted in the park from 2006 to 2009 only documented seven of them.

Ukraine and Russia: What you need to know right now

Russian forces bearing down on Kyiv are regrouping northwest of the Ukrainian capital, satellite pictures showed, with Britain saying Moscow could now be planning an assault on the city within days.

Family of 3-year-old killed in 9-car pileup begs drivers to slow down

A Willard family is pleading with Utah drivers to slow down, especially in the snow, after losing their 3-year-old daughter.

Aggies suffer gut-wrenching loss to Rams, end NCAA Tournament aspirations

Chandler Jacobs' last-second layup lifted Colorado State past Utah State in the MW quarterfinals.