Some good food and little else: What the Jazz think of 'crazy' road trip

If you can think of anything else good about an 11-day, six-game road trip that has the Jazz literally going from sea to shining sea, coach Quin Snyder would like to hear about it.

Cherry Blossom Festival marks DC's pandemic comeback

The National Cherry Blossom Festival is returning with all its pageantry, Washington's unofficial re-emergence from two years of pandemic limits and closures.

Man leads police on multicounty chase before being arrested

Police have arrested one man after they said he shot at another vehicle and led police on a multi-county, high speed chase on Sunday afternoon.

Watch: History-making Jackson set for Senate hearing for high court

Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, the first Black woman nominated to the Supreme Court, is going before the Senate Judiciary Committee with the path to her historic confirmation seemingly clear.

'I'm having more fun': Donovan Mitchell dazzles in return to New York as Jazz win

Mitchell had 36 points, eight assists and six rebounds to lead the Jazz to a 108-93 victory over the Knicks Sunday.

Her only son was murdered, but his friend has been by her side for 40 years since

The night Wanita Ray's only son was found murdered, his childhood friend stopped by the house to spend the night. And he's been taking care of Momma Ray ever since.

Utah scientist reveals 4 harmful myths that make us fatter and sicker

According to Utah professor and metabolic scientist Benjamin Bikman, Ph.D., getting metabolically fit boils down to just three simple, but elusive steps: sufficient sleep, regular exercise, and a healthy diet.

Utah Marine identified as man killed in Friday crash

The man killed Friday after being hit by a 14-year-old riding a dirt bike in Eagle Mountain has been identified as Caelan Lewis.

Texas ends Utah women's NCAA Tourney run in 2nd round after dominant win

Everything is bigger in Texas, and that includes shooting percentages.

Relief Society celebrates 180th anniversary

Sister Jean Bingham, president of Relief Society of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, recently spoke with KSL-TV's Carole Mikita about the women's organization she leads. Thursday marked the 180th anniversary of the Relief Society's creation.

Have You Seen This? Collar camera gives us a sneak peek into the secret life of a cat

I didn't know a cat's day-to-day activities would be so enthralling, but here I am and I don't know what that says about me.

Date-night-in-a-box by Utah company thrills couples & families all over the world

Each month, a new adventure filled with cryptic clues, ciphers and puzzles, transports players to a different international city where they solve a riveting mystery.

'The Batman,' still No. 1, crosses $300 million

"The Batman" is still going strong three weeks into its theatrical run, with a tight grip on the top spot at the box office.

Russia demands Mariupol lay down arms but Ukraine says no

Russia demanded that Ukrainians in the besieged city of Mariupol lay down their arms Monday in exchange for safe passage out of town, but Ukraine rejected the offer.

Cedar City animal shelters under pressure after influx of surrendered pets

An influx of calls, messages and visits from people looking to surrender their pets has put Cedar City animal shelters under pressure.

'Do the right thing': How US, allies united to punish Putin

U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo said what ultimately drove the agreement to an export ban and the groundwork to immobilize about half the foreign holdings of Russia's central bank was the threat of Russian President Vladimir Putin's imminent attack on Ukraine.

Time to retool census? Some think so after minorities missed

Is it time to rethink the census and other surveys that measure changes in the U.S. population?

More than a token investment fad: Why experts say NFTs are here to stay

If you're keyed into the worlds of music, art, sports, cryptocurrency or even investing, you've likely heard people talking about NFTs, or non-fungible tokens. While many tout the future of NFTs, the emerging technology has its downsides, too, leaving some to wonder if they are a bubble destined to burst.

Opinion: What we've learned from Disney and the 'Don't Say Gay' bill

From "woke Disney" to My Pillow, maybe it's time for companies to step back from politics.

Utah tweaks conservation permit program to improve revenue transparency

Utah's conservation permit program has generated over $65 million since 2001. It'll now be clearer as to where the money goes.

1 shot by intruder overnight in Tooele County home, police say

A man was shot and injured inside a Tooele home early Sunday by an intruder, police say.

Midnight came early for Cinderella group, but BYU seniors took program to a new high

Sometimes, the clock strikes midnight before Cinderella makes it to the ball, as it did Saturday afternoon at the Crisler Center when Villanova upended No. 20 BYU, 61-57.

Utah sisters coordinate intense, incredible rescue of Ukrainian families

Three Utah siblings are grateful for the rescue of their family members from Ukraine, and they are thanking the Utahns who pulled together from around the world to make it happen.

Ski Utah, state and local partners invite diverse communities to 'Discover Winter'

Discover Winter is a program to increase the participation of BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) individuals in winter sports by making The Greatest Snow on Earth more accessible to more people.

Inside the youth-led lawsuit alleging Utah's complicity in climate change

Seven Utah children, ages 9 to 18, filed a lawsuit in Salt Lake City's 3rd District Court on Tuesday over fossil fuel-friendly policies they say are fueling climate change and poor air quality.