Beam team dominates as Red Rocks erase early woes to advance to regional finals

There could be no more mistakes for the top-seeded Red Rocks at the Seattle regional Thursday night.

Minute-by-minute during Jan. 6 riot: What is known about 8-hour gap in Trump's phone records

A lot is known about the events of Jan. 6, 2021. But for all that is known about the day, piecing together the words and actions of Donald Trump over that time has proved no easy task, even though a president's movements and communications are closely monitored.

'It's uplifting': Jazz snap 5-game losing streak with win over LeBron-less Lakers

Even the Jazz — who have coughed up 14 double-digit leads this season — can hold onto a lead against this version of the Los Angeles Lakers.

Utah genealogists begin race to sort out 'extremely valuable' 1950 census information

The 1950 census information is now available to the public, and Utah genealogists are at the forefront of making it easier for people to find family information.

What's the secret to eating healthy on a budget? Try storing fruits and veggies properly

It's national nutrition month and adding more fruits and veggies to your diet can lower blood pressure, reduce heart disease, and prevent some types of cancer. With inflation rising, no one wants to waste food.

Sky View soccer coach accused of sexting with undercover officer posing as teen girl

The boys soccer coach at Sky View High School was arrested Wednesday for investigation of sexting with an undercover police officer posing as a 13-year-old girl.

The federal court settlement in Utah could help clear Uinta Basin's air

A pair of energy companies operating in Utah's Uinta Basin reached a settlement with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the state over alleged pollution violations contributing to that region's gnarly ozone problem.

Offense getting jump on 2022 as BYU puts final touches on spring football

BYU put the finishing touches on spring camp before mixing and mingling with fans over Thursday night's touch football game, content with the NCAA-limited 15 practices spread out over 15 weeks that were allowed in the spring semester.

Real-life Clue game? IRS brings criminal investigation to Utah students

To spread the word about exciting investigative jobs at the IRS' Criminal Investigation team, the agency established the Adrian Project. On Thursday, the Adrian Project paid a visit to Dixie State University.

Residents seek referendum after South Salt Lake Council changes rule to raise its pay

Some South Salt Lake residents want to put their mayor's and City Council's pay raises on this year's ballot after the council overturned a city law in order to pass its own raise.

Review: 'Moon Knight' is a violent and intriguing new Disney+ series

Odds are you've already seen episode one, but John Clyde is here to give you some insight into season one and help you decide if "Moon Knight" is worth watching week in and week out for the next couple of months.

How to automate accounting and finance processes with AI bots and RPA

Save thousands of dollars and hundreds of manual work hours with Robotic Process Automation and AI in AP, invoice processing, AR, reconciliation and manual data entry.

Former UTA employee sentenced for stealing roughly $2.3 million from fare boxes

David Healy was sentenced to one year in prison after pleading guilty to taking money from the Utah Transit Authority. Over $2.3 million has been given back to the UTA.

Romney and bargainers: Bipartisan deal near on trimmed $10B COVID bill

Lawmakers moved to the brink Thursday of shaking hands on a scaled-back bipartisan compromise providing a fresh $10 billion to combat COVID-19, a deal that could set up final congressional approval next week.

Medically assisted suicide for out-of-state residents, including Utahns, now available in Oregon

Terminally ill Utahns may now have easier access to physician-assisted suicide after the in-state residency requirement was abandoned for Oregon's Death with Dignity Act.

Utah family at Ukraine border helping refugees

A South Jordan family is on the Ukraine-Poland border helping refugee families get to safety, assisting 18 to 25 families in the past two weeks.

Have You Seen This? Close-up magic that will melt your face

There was more than once during this video that I started yelling, "Witch!" at the screen.

Texas man arrested in Amber Alert investigation out of Utah faces criminal charges

A man arrested in Texas after allegedly picking up a teen girl in Utah and taking her to San Antonio has been criminally charged.

These issues might make it harder to sell your home and could reduce the selling price

Selling quickly – and at a good price – might seem like a slam dunk right now, but there are hurdles to any home sale. In fact, a few things can make your property harder to sell and might even reduce the selling price.

Think owning a vacation home is too expensive? Think again

You need a vacation. Better yet, you need a lot of vacations, and Ember has the perfect solution for that: luxury vacation homes.

Poll: Who has more influence in Utah, the governor or lawmakers?

In the eyes of Utahns, only one group might have more sway than the governor — and that's leaders of the Utah Legislature.

Pompous Albert, a Utah cat who gained a large online following, dies

Pompous Albert, a once-rejected show cat who instead found online fame after he was adopted by a Utah company, has died, his owners posted online Wednesday.

Ikea will pay you to get its old furniture back

Can't stand that old bookcase and dining table with the mismatched chairs you once thought looked so cool? If you bought them at Ikea, the retailer will pay you to get them back.

Russians leave Chernobyl site as fighting rages elsewhere in Ukraine

Russian troops began leaving the Chernobyl nuclear plant after soldiers got "significant doses" of radiation from digging trenches at the highly contaminated site, Ukraine said.

Utah reports 140 new COVID-19 cases, 1 death Thursday

Utah health officials reported 140 new COVID-19 cases, as well as one additional death, on Thursday.

What you need to know as permit programs begin at Arches, Zion this weekend

You'll need a permit to hike to the summit of Angels Landing beginning Friday and a timed entry ticket to get into Arches National Park beginning Sunday.

US to issue gender neutral passports, take steps to combat anti-transgender laws

Americans will be allowed to choose an X for gender on their passport applications and select their sex on Social Security cards, the Biden administration said on Thursday.

A US housing bubble is brewing. But it's not the bubble we know

The nation's home prices have skyrocketed and shattered records continue. Now researchers and economists are warning of signs of a housing bubble brewing.

As he readies for return, Bogdanovic says Jazz have the pieces to put things back together

Bojan Bogdanovic and Danuel House will make their return to the Utah Jazz lineup on Thursday.

How a call from Larry Miller changed the life of BYU softball coach Gordon Eakin forever

The late Utah Jazz owner took an early interest in the former Utes shortstop, both as an athlete and as a person.

Family of Logan teens shares update, gratitude after horrific crash on way to school

Family of two Logan High School teens nearly killed in a crash on their way to school gave an update on the two Wednesday and shared what's giving them hope while Kirubel and Surafel Mesfin remain hospitalized.

Provo police looking for person who tried to take ATM

Provo police say a person tried to take an ATM from a bank on Thursday but didn't get very far.

Severe storms pummel South, killing at least 2 in Florida

Severe storms packing isolated tornadoes and high winds are racing across the Deep South — killing two in the Florida Panhandle and leaving scattered damage to buildings and homes in their path.

Amid stocked tight end room, Munir McClain hoping switch to position pays off

The Utah coaching staff wanted a change for Munir McClain.

Need a COVID test in Utah? Be prepared to pay the price

Starting Friday, most Utahns will no longer have access to free COVID-19 testing and there's no limit on how much the companies hired to run testing sites can start charging.

Utah Museum of Fine Arts school programs manager awarded museum educator of the year

Katie Seastrand was hired by the museum to travel and teach in classrooms throughout Utah, but her work was reenvisioned as COVID-19 complicated things.

Ukraine and Russia: What you need to know right now

Ukrainian forces are preparing for new Russian attacks in the east as Moscow builds up troops there after setbacks near the capital Kyiv, said President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, who called for Russia to be punished with stronger sanctions.

Why are so many Utah drivers speeding down highways at more than 100 mph?

It's a problem we've heard about all too often lately. Utah drivers are going way too fast and oftentimes the wrong way.

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.

Man hit by vehicle, killed after trying to cross State Street

A pedestrian was hit by a vehicle and killed Wednesday night while trying to cross the street in Murray, police said.

Salt Lake City begins hiring 'outgoing, outdoorsy people' for new ranger program

A "friendly" face with the knowledge of natural lands and city rules is coming to a Salt Lake City park near you.

Biden's plan to tap oil reserve aims to cut gas prices 'fairly significantly'

President Joe Biden on Thursday ordered the release of 1 million barrels of oil per day from the nation's strategic petroleum reserve for six months, a bid to control energy prices that have spiked after the United States and allies imposed steep sanctions on Russia over its invasion of Ukraine.

Should full-day kindergarten be an option in Utah schools?

There is growing demand for full-day kindergarten programs, which benefit children educationally, socially and nutritionally, but also provide more consistency for working parents.