Deja vu: Jazz surrender another 25-point lead to Clippers in 5th straight loss

There weren't any demons exorcized in LA on Tuesday; just another reminder of how little things have changed (if not gotten worse) since last June.

FTC sues TurboTax maker to stop 'bait-and-switch' ads

The Federal Trade Commission is suing TurboTax maker Intuit, Tuesday, saying its ads for "free" tax filing misled consumers. The FTC said millions of consumers cannot actually use the free tax-prep software option because they are ineligible for it.

Utah officer who initially blamed passenger for fatal crash is charged

A man who initially told police that his passenger was the person driving when their vehicle crashed, killing a third person in the back seat, was charged Tuesday with automobile homicide.

Utah Jazz unveil new mural, sports court at YWCA Utah

The only thing brighter than the new, shiny maple-colored floors in the YWCA Utah sports court Friday were the smiles of the program's children after the unveiling of an updated sports court and a new mural at the YWCA Utah gym in Salt Lake City.

University of Utah Health hospitals awarded 'LGBTQ Healthcare Equality Leader' designation

The index is considered one of the nation's foremost benchmarking surveys of a healthcare facility's practices and policies regarding LGBTQ patients, visitors and employees

Which Utahns should get a 2nd COVID-19 booster shot? CDC, FDA support 2nd dose for some

Older and immunocompromised Utahns are now eligible for a second COVID-19 booster shot.

Celebrate Women's History Month with these inspiring picture books

March is Women's History Month, and KSL.com contributor Meg Christensen is here to offer you and your daughters (and sons) a chance to learn about some of the greats from these eight stellar picture books.

'It's a tragedy': Brass fence stolen from Salt Lake City's historic Fisher Mansion property

Most of the century-old exterior fence outside of the Albert Fisher Mansion vanished over the weekend, state preservation officials said.

'I miss him, so much': Family asks public for answers in Utah cold case murder investigation

The brothers of a man found beaten to death nearly six years ago, made a plea on Tuesday for anyone with information about their loved one's death to step forward.

Foo Fighters cancel upcoming shows, including in Utah, after death of drummer Taylor Hawkins

Foo Fighters cancelled all upcoming shows, including one at the USANA amphitheater in West Valley City on Aug. 8, following the death of drummer Taylor Hawkins.

St. George VA Clinic closed temporarily, appointments canceled after reported threats

The Veterans Affairs clinic in St. George was closed indefinitely Tuesday after both veterans and staff received threats, according to officials at Veterans Affairs Salt Lake City.

Charges: Utah man terrorized, tortured girlfriend and her son

A Sandy man has been charged in connection with a disturbing case of domestic violence.

Looking for a job? IRS in Ogden is looking to hire more than 1,000 people

The Internal Revenue Service office in Ogden is looking to hire more than 1,000 people and will hold in-person and online hiring events later this week.

Will Mitt Romney vote to confirm Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson?

Romney sat down with SCOTUS nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson today as he undertakes a "deeper dive" into her judicial record ahead of the next step in the confirmation process.

Biden makes lynching a US hate crime, signs Emmett Till law

President Joe Biden on Tuesday signed into law the first federal legislation to make lynching a hate crime, addressing a history of racist killings in the United States, after the Senate passed the bill earlier this month.

Have You Seen This? Surfing is hard but tandem surfing is bananas

I struggle to stay upright on a windy day, so this rattles my brain.

Queen Elizabeth shrugs off health issues, attends thanksgiving service for husband Prince Philip

Queen Elizabeth II has walked into Westminster Abbey to attend a memorial service for her beloved husband Prince Philip.

It looks like Taysom Hill's time as Saints quarterback may be over

During a round of interviews with reporters at the NFL owners meetings Tuesday, new Saints coach Dennis Allen said the former BYU quarterback was going to be used "a lot more" as a tight end rather than Jameis Winston's backup.

Police identify 2 killed in Redwood Road crash

Police have identified two men killed in a head-on crash on Redwood Road last week.

Former Salt Lake school board member wants to serve sentence at federal facility, not in Utah

Joel Organista, a former member of the Salt Lake City School Board, filed a request at federal court this month, to serve his prison time at a federal facility instead of a Utah state prison.

Utah reports 98 new COVID-19 cases, 5 deaths on Tuesday

Utah health officials reported 98 new COVID-19 cases on Tuesday, as well as five additional deaths.

Diana Hagen nominated for Utah Supreme Court

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox on Tuesday nominated Diana Hagen to replace Justice Deno Himonas on the Utah Supreme Court. Hagen is currently a Utah Court of Appeals judge. Her nomination requires a vote by Utah lawmakers.

'We will get you': Salt Lake City officials share success of Project Safe Neighborhoods

Since Project Safe Neighborhoods was launched in January 2021, to leverage federal partnerships and combat a surge in violent crime, city officials say the project's impact has been significant.

Has a rough Jazz road trip left them in danger of a playoff play-in game?

Things have been bad for Utah. A four-game losing streak has led to sour comments and post-game remarks that can easily be viewed as veiled shots.

Temple renovations: St. George nears completion, Manti underway

There is great focus on the transformation happening at Temple Square, but The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has two other pioneer-era temples under renovation in Utah.

Utah organization gets Ukrainian children's minds off war with daily Zoom classes

A Utah organization is making sure Ukrainian children are not being forgotten during the war.

Opinion: Chris Rock wasn't the only person who got punched at the Oscars

Hollywood had a chance to calm the culture wars. Instead, it dug in with cheap shots at Republicans.

Driver killed in Roy crash

A driver died Tuesday morning after a crash at 1900 West and 5200 south in Roy, police said.

Utah man paints face like Joker, is arrested for suspicion of attempted murder

A man who police say painted his face like the infamous Joker and then went to a man's apartment with the intention of killing him, has been arrested in Vernal.

Relief for Kyiv? Russia vows to scale back near the capital

Russia announced Tuesday it will significantly scale back military operations near Ukraine's capital, as the outlines of a possible deal to end the grinding war came into view at the latest round of talks.

FDA OKs another Pfizer, Moderna COVID booster for 50 and up

U.S. regulators are allowing people 50 and older to get another booster dose of the Pfizer or Moderna COVID-19 vaccine.

'I'm a die-hard Ute': Freshman running back Jaylon Glover ready to leave his mark

A small ceremony where he could announce his collegiate destination by donning a hat and simply declaring a commitment to a school wasn't going to do.

St. George prepares to welcome Ironman world championship

Athletes from around the world will soon descend on St. George for the Ironman world championship — marking the first time the race has been held outside of Hawaii.

White House logs show over 7-hour gap in Trump calls on Jan. 6, reports say

White House records show a gap of more than seven hours in former President Donald Trump's official phone calls the day of the deadly Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol, The Washington Post and CBS reported on Tuesday.

US seeks new lithium sources as demand for batteries grows

The United States will need far more lithium to achieve its clean energy goals, and the industry that mines the chemical element is poised to grow. The industry also faces a host of challenges from environmentalists, Indigenous groups and government regulators.

Friends say they're fortunate to be OK after armed carjacking in Salt Lake City

Two Salt Lake County men feel very lucky to be alive after a terrifying carjacking that had them face to face with a gun pointed at their head.

4 of the worst data breaches of all time and how you can avoid being a victim

As an individual or a business owner, there's more you can be doing to protect yourself from data breaches.

1 killed, 2 injured in West Bountiful rollover crash

One person was killed and two were injured late Monday in a crash on the freeway in West Bountiful.

Plans for Springdale visitors center start from scratch after termites destroy historic venue

It's back to the drawing board for the Springdale History and Visitor Center, as the historic home that was going to house the new center is no longer a viable option.

Ukraine and Russia: What you need to know right now

Ukraine proposed adopting a neutral status in exchange for security guarantees at talks with Russia, meaning it would not join military alliances or host bases, Ukrainian negotiators said. Russia said it had decided to drastically cut its military activity focused on Kyiv and Chernihiv in Ukraine.

Banned books: Utah library reports 'huge uptick' in challenged titles

From protests against mask mandates to how teachers address history and race , public schools have become a cultural battleground for political and ideological disputes in America.