Accounts deceivable: Email scam costliest type of cybercrime

Business Email Compromise scams involve criminals hacking into email accounts, pretending to be someone they're not and fooling victims into sending money where it doesn't belong.

Jazz to open playoffs against Dallas after beating Portland in season finale

It took until Game 82, but the Jazz finally know their playoff fate.

Biden, Indian prime minister to speak as US presses for hard line on Russia

President Joe Biden and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi are set to speak virtually on Monday. This, as Biden presses world leaders to take a hard line against Russia's Ukraine invasion.

New Utah law means all autocycles can be operated without a motorcycle license

A minor tweak in Utah's autocycle law actually makes a difference in the type of license that's needed for some autocycles.

Amber Alert canceled after sisters found at Salt Lake park

Two sisters were found at Liberty Park in Salt Lake City a little more than half an hour after police issued an Amber Alert Sunday evening.

Darwin notebooks missing for 20 years returned to Cambridge

Two of naturalist Charles Darwin's notebooks that were reported stolen from Cambridge University have been returned, two decades after they disappeared.

How one Utah scientist is 'hacking' intermittent fasting

Dr. Ben Bikman, a Utah-based metabolic scientist and the best-selling author of "Why We Get Sick" applauds the renewed interest in intermittent fasting but is concerned because he sees so many people doing it wrong and getting poor results.

Brigham City man uses time between work gigs to help refugees in Ukraine

As war continues to claim casualties in Ukraine, a Brigham City man is spending all his time in Poland lending a hand to relief efforts as refugees pour over the Ukrainian border.

Biden expected to release rule on ghost guns in days

The Biden administration is expected to come out within days with its long-awaited ghost gun rule. The aim is to rein in privately made firearms without serial numbers.

Buying federal land for affordable housing? Sen. Mike Lee proposes a plan

Sen. Mike Lee has a novel approach to help alleviate Utah's housing crunch while putting more of the vast amounts of federal land into local hands.

'Sonic 2' steals weekend box office, but 'Ambulance' stalls

"Sonic the Hedgehog 2" sped to the top of the charts in its opening weekend, earning an impressive $71 million according to studio estimates Sunday, while Michael Bay's "Ambulance" faltered in theaters.

Utah woman who hit, killed 2 cycling brothers charged with automobile homicide

A Hurricane woman accused of hitting and killing two bicyclists in southern Utah "failed all field sobriety tests" and was arrested for investigation of automobile homicide, police say.

Ukrainian defenders dig in as Russia boosts firepower

Ukrainian forces dug in while Russia's military lined up more firepower and tapped an experienced general to take centralized control of the war.

Warning issued for 'big-time kind of spring storm' in Utah

It may be spring, but at least one last dose of winter is projected to come Utah's way this week.

America's homeless ranks graying as more retire on streets

America's homeless population is graying. It's a rapidly expanding group of destitute and desperate people 50 and older who have suddenly found themselves without a permanent home following a job loss, divorce, family death or health crisis during a pandemic

Need a favor? Here's how to ask that researchers say will get you a 'yes' answer

Ever needed a little assist from a friend or co-worker, but you weren't exactly sure how to ask for it?

Israeli army kills unarmed Palestinian woman in West Bank

The Israeli military says soldiers fired toward the woman's lower body at a West Bank checkpoint after she ignored calls to stop and warning shots fired into the air. Palestinian officials say the woman, who was in her 40s, later died at a hospital.

What's unique in Salt Lake City? Runner maps out city's little quirks

A man who ran through every street in Salt Lake City two years ago has turned that experience into a celebration of the the Utah capital's quirks.

How the Latter-day Saint church helps others is baked into every ward congregation

Bishop Gerald Caussé likened Latter-day Saint wards and branches to the home of the kind priest in "Les Misérables."

China makes semi-secret delivery of missiles to Serbia

Russian ally Serbia has taken delivery of a sophisticated Chinese anti-aircraft system in a semi-secret operation this weekend, amid Western concerns that an arms buildup in the Balkans at the time of the war in Ukraine could threaten the fragile peace in the region.

Jazz reportedly convert Trent Forrest's 2-way contract, finalizing playoff roster

Trent Forrest's two-deal has been converted to a standard deal, according to a report from ESPN.com, making the point guard eligible for the playoffs.

2 stripped of delegate titles after double voting at Salt Lake County GOP convention

Two men were caught trying to vote more than once in the paper ballot primary race for county clerk Saturday at the Salt Lake County GOP Convention, the chairman said.

Some Bountiful residents turning on water, finding it's green

Several Bountiful residents are raising red flags as they're turning on their water and seeing a green color. But water officials say there is nothing to worry about.

7 neighborhoods in Utah with unusual themed names

Plenty of local neighborhoods carry unusual themes for their streets. (Because Maple, Walnut and Elm are just a little too bland.) Unsurprisingly, many of these names reference religious themes, but you'll also catch plenty of pop culture and literary references if you venture around.

Alcohol doesn't benefit heart health for those on cholesterol meds, new study says

A new study by Intermountain Healthcare shows that alcohol does not have a positive effect on heart health for patients who are taking statins, a common cholesterol medication.