Memories of 5.7 magnitude Utah earthquake still fresh for those whose homes were damaged

An earthquake rattled our morning two years ago today. A mobile home park, right on the West Valley City line, was one hard-hit area. People there are still living with the reminders of that day.

Shorthanded Jazz put together best half of season in dominant win over Clippers

The Los Angeles Clippers waved the white flag early — really early.

Officials break ground for new Utah school 2 years after quake damaged it

Two years to the day since West Lake STEM Junior High was damaged in an earthquake, students and officials gathered Friday to break ground at the site of the new school.

Movies to make you feel old: 10 movies turning 20 in 2022

There are several movies we all know well that are hitting the two-decade mark this year. In an effort to make you feel old, here are 10 movies turning 20 in 2022.

US veteran helps 30 families escape Ukraine

A U.S. Marine veteran from Kaysville has been in Ukraine for a week helping refugees escape.

19-year-old pedestrian killed in collision with dirt bike driven by 14-year-old

A 19-year-old man was killed Friday after being hit by a teenager on a dirt bike in Eagle Mountain, the Utah County Sheriff's Office said.

Southern Utah breaks ground on first mental health, drug crisis receiving center

Leaders in southwestern Utah broke ground on the area's first emergency mental health receiving center, which will be nestled against red rocks in the heart of Washington County.

UHP: Driver killed when road debris hits vehicle on I-15 in Weber County

A driver was killed Friday afternoon when road debris pierced the windshield of a vehicle traveling on I-15 in Weber County, the Utah Highway Patrol said.

16-year-old tied to June Salt Lake drive-by shooting death, police say

Salt Lake police say a third person, a 16-year-old male arrested on an unrelated matter in July, is now connected to a fatal drive-by shooting death that occurred in Salt Lake City in June.

Man threatened police with ax to prevent return to prison, charges say

A Salt Lake man was charged Friday with burglarizing a Smith's store and then threatening officers with an ax as they were trying to arrest him.

Intermountain Healthcare introduces Long COVID Navigation Program hotline

Some studies estimate more than 100 million people who had COVID-19 have or continue to have prolonged symptoms lasting months, and in some cases, years. These chronic symptoms can be life-altering, which is why Intermountain Healthcare is getting creative about its care.

Utah dominates Arkansas in first-round win of NCAA Tournament

Utah wasted little time to build a lead in the program's first NCAA Tournament appearance in over a decade.

Sturdy new species of dinosaur found in southwestern China fossils

A sturdy and stocky armored dinosaur with "distinctive" plating was discovered in southwestern China and scientists believe this new species to be the earliest well-preserved armored dinosaur found in China so far.

Utah governor, historians seek to end 'archaeological vandalism' outdoors

With Utah history sites — some dating back at least 13,000 years — often at risk of being damaged, state leaders and historians are asking Utahns to be careful outside.

Have You Seen This? This kid just can't today — and we've all been there

I relate to this kid a little too much.

Robert Redford explains the history and vision that make Sundance special

What's the spark that kindled Sundance Mountain Resort? Resort founder Robert Redford saw it as a place to hear and tell stories.

Putin appears at big rally as Russian troops press attack in Ukraine

Russian President Vladimir Putin appeared at a huge flag-waving rally at a packed Moscow stadium Friday and lavished praise on his troops fighting in Ukraine, three weeks into the invasion that has led to heavier-than-expected Russian losses on the battlefield and increasingly authoritarian rule at home.

Hearing held over whether to separate Daybell murder cases

Chad Daybell's attorney argued Friday that his client's murder trial should be held separate from Lori Vallow Daybell's, but prosecutors said having one trial will save money and is more efficient.

Utah family claims 2-year-old, 3 other kids attacked by peacock at Hogle Zoo

Hogle Zoo officials said they've pulled peacocks from roaming around zoo grounds freely after a family alleges in a lawsuit that their 2-year-old was attacked by one of the birds last year.

Idaho man being chased broke into Utah home, hid in closet, police say

An Idaho man was arrested early Friday after police say he led Summit County sheriff's deputies on a chase before breaking into a home in the Jeremy Ranch area and hiding in a closet.

The National, Modest Mouse, Chvrches join Ogden Twilight concert lineup

The Ogden Twilight concert series announced its dates and most of its lineup Friday for the 2022 concerts at the Ogden Amphitheater.

'Cautiously optimistic' about COVID-19, Intermountain Healthcare relaxes patient visitor policy

Intermountain Healthcare is relaxing its visitor guidelines in Utah hospitals and clinics starting on Friday as state health officials reported 120 new COVID-19 cases and six deaths.

Excessive napping could be a sign of dementia, study finds

Frequent napping or regularly napping for extended periods during the day may be a sign of early dementia in older adults, a new study revealed.

Before March Madness, there was the 'All-Church' basketball tournament

It began in 1922, a full 17 years before the first NCAA Men's Basketball tournament.

Planning to vote in the primary election? How a new Utah law impacts party affiliation

In Utah, party rules require you register as a Republican in order to vote in the GOP primary election. Switching party affiliations has an earlier deadline this year, thanks to a new law.

BYU football honors 9-year-old 'hero,' grieving family after sudden death

The Cougars honored the family of defensive back Tavita Gagnier's 9-year-old cousin Logan, who died suddenly and unexpectedly last Friday in his sleep at the family's home in Eagle Mountain.

Agents justified shooting at fugitive who attempted to hit them with car

Two agents from the State Bureau of Investigation were justified in using deadly force against a man who investigators say purposely drove his car at an officer in an attempt to hit her.

Tough to maintain healthy food habits? Shift to these weekly goals

Going 100% vegan, cutting carbs or attempting to lose 30 pounds quickly is daunting, drastic and difficult to sustain. And such lofty goals may not be healthy choices for you.

Utah reaches new low unemployment rate of 2.1%

Utah's unemployment rate for February was 2.1%, a drop from the record-low 2.2% in January.

Ukraine and Russia: What you need to know right now

Ukraine's food supply system is crumbling under Russia's invasion, the United Nations warned, while Moscow tries to revive its stalled campaign with intense shelling of key cities.

Will 'revenge travel' overpower rising costs of spring/summer getaways?

Record-high fuel prices, should they continue, are set to take a bite out of spring and summer travel budgets. But will pent-up demand under COVID-19 restrictions roll over that?

Utes happy to be in NCAA Tournament, but ready to 'compete and advance'

The previous season was one to forget, even if it had a demonstrable impact on what the Utah women's basketball program would soon become.

Moderna seeks FDA authorization for second COVID booster for all adults

Moderna on late Thursday sought emergency use authorization from U.S. health regulators for a second COVID-19 booster shot, as a surge in cases in some parts of the world fuels fears of another wave of the pandemic.

Layton canine blood bank calls for doggy donors amid shortage

A Layton veterinary clinic is calling for canine owners to help remedy a doggy blood shortage that has left some dogs hanging between life and death.

3 new studies show weight loss isn't all about diet and exercise

If your doctor tells you it only boils down to diet and exercise, seek another opinion.

Utah driver's license exams will soon be offered in different languages

Gov. Spencer Cox said Thursday he "can't wait" to sign a new bill that will offer driver license tests to Utah residents with limited English proficiency.

Idaho resident among civilians killed in Russian attack in Ukraine

An Idaho resident was killed in a Russian attack on the northern Ukrainian city of Chernihiv, where he was seeking medical treatment for his partner. The death of Jim Hill was reported Thursday by his sister.

Don't help Russia's invasion, Biden tells China's Xi

Face to face by video, President Joe Biden laid out to Chinese President Xi Jinping on Friday the stiff consequences the Chinese would face from the U.S. if they provide military or economic assistance for Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

White House warns COVID tests, vaccines, treatment could run out

Utah appears to be stocked up on COVID-19 tests, treatments and vaccines amid a warning that the federal government's supplies could soon be depleted due to funding.