Eyewitness captures a 'tumbleweed stampede' rolling in before the storm

While much of Utah is getting slammed with wet weather, first came the wind – and the "tumbleweed stampede."

More than 10,000 civilians dead in Ukraine port city, mayor of Mariupol says

The mayor of the Ukrainian port city of Mariupol says more than 10,000 civilians have died in the Russian siege of his city and the full death toll could surpass twice that number.

Charges: Salt Lake convenience store manager had gambling machines

A convenience store owner was charged Monday with running gaming devices in his business, according to charging documents.

8 released from hospital after weekend crash in Texas injured 10 from Utah-based company

Eight people have been released from the hospital following a "major collision" in Texas last Friday injured 10 from Utah-based company Sorenson Communications.

Pandemic puppies? Utah animal shelters, vets overwhelmed with surrendered pets

Animal shelters across Utah are at or near capacity, with stray or surrendered cats and dogs arriving faster than shelters can find them new homes.

Did Meta fumble propaganda moderation during Russia's invasion of Ukraine?

Days after the March 9 bombing of a maternity and children's hospital in the Ukrainian city of Mariupol, comments claiming the attack never happened began flooding the queues of workers moderating Facebook and Instagram content.

Police say child returned safely after attempted kidnapping at Salt Lake hospital; man in custody

A man is in custody after police say he attempted to kidnap a 23-month-old child from University of Utah Hospital on Monday afternoon.

Utah man allegedly kept child porn on his phone for the 'thrill of the catch'

An investigation that began with the discovery of explicit anime drawings has resulted in allegations of child pornography possession being levied against a Utah County man.

Record-breaking $4.2M raised in Utah conservation permits this year

The money generated will go toward projects that benefit Utah's natural landscape and wildlife habitats.

6 methods to accelerate weight loss and transform your life

The healthcare professionals at PÜR LIFE Medical simplify complex diets and programs so anyone can achieve positive results. Just follow these simple and easy secrets below if you want to improve your overall health and to maintain optimal weight.

Here's how war crimes prosecutions work

Shocking atrocities in Ukraine, allegedly at the hands of Russian forces, have amplified calls to pursue war crimes charges against Russian President Vladimir Putin.

White House faces April 18 deadline on transit mask mandate

The Biden administration faces an April 18 deadline on whether to extend or end a mandate requiring travelers to wear masks on airplanes, trains and in transit hubs.

Former Salt Lake police officer gets probation in connection with US Capitol riot guilty plea

A former Salt Lake City police officer was sentenced Monday to 18 months of probation in connection with his role in the U.S. Capitol riots on Jan. 6, 2021.

Sandy mayor asks for information after 3 'suspicous' fires sparked at Dimple Dell park

The mayor of Sandy took to social media on Monday to plead for information about three "suspicious" fires set in Dimple Dell last week.

Driver charged with automobile homicide after Utah couple on motorcycle die in crash

A man accused of hitting and killing a southern Utah couple riding a motorcycle last week while impaired has been charged with automobile homicide.

Have You Seen This? BYU Vocal Point talks about Bruno in cover with 'Encanto' star

BYU Vocal Point may have rectified an Oscar error when they teamed up with "Encanto" star Adassa and Utah's One Voice Children's Choir for a colorful cover of the hit song released on Friday.

Krispy Kreme is pegging its doughnut prices to a gallon of gas

Krispy Kreme wants to take the edge off higher gas prices by lowering doughnut prices.

Credit union offering financial education to students—cash included

Utah First Credit Union is on a mission to help teenagers and high school students make good financial decisions while they're young.

California, Utah, Western states face scary wildfire season amid drought

Northern California is suffering when it comes to extreme drought conditions, very little snow and a wildfire season predicted to start much earlier.

Teen who prompted an Amber Alert booked into juvenile detention, after allegedly taking sister

A teen who allegedly drove away with her 7-year-old sister, prompting an Amber Alert on Sunday evening, has been booked into juvenile detention, police said.

Once a retail giant, Kmart nears extinction after closure

When the Kmart in Avenel, New Jersey, closes its doors on April 16, it will leave less than a handful of remaining locations for the former retail powerhouse.

After decade in Provo, Mike Littlewood abruptly resigns as BYU baseball skipper

Littlewood resigns after leading the Cougars to a 262-208 record since taking over in 2012, including three West Coast Conference regular season titles.

Charges: Man claimed 'it was a kill or be killed moment' when he ran over motorcyclist

A man who police say intentionally ran over another man sitting on his motorcycle has been criminally charged.

How Gov. Spencer Cox responded to Tucker Carlson's rant over preferred pronouns

Gov. Cox called out Fox News commentator Tucker Carlson for using a misleading video last week against him for sharing his preferred pronouns, among other things.

Elon Musk drops plans to join Twitter board, deletes weekend tweets

Elon Musk rejected Twitter's offer to join its board, an abrupt turn even as he suggested ideas in a barrage of tweets.

Biden cracks down on ghost guns with new rule to tackle gun violence

President Joe Biden unveiled a new rule to rein in so-called ghost guns and ban the manufacturing of the untraceable firearms on Monday as the administration faces growing pressure to crack down on gun deaths and violent crime in the United States.

Can you believe in both science and faith? Paul Alan Cox thinks you should

At a time when the environment, science and belief are increasingly contested, Cox unabashedly straddles these worlds.

Man moving to Texas is arrested in Utah after allegedly shooting at another vehicle

A man was arrested near Price on Sunday for allegedly shooting at another car while driving.

Lori Vallow Daybell restored to competency; trial to proceed

Lori Vallow Daybell has been restored to competency and court proceedings will continue in her murder case.

Man caught a venomous 'blue dragon' sea slug along the Texas coast

A man and woman on vacation in Texas spotted a tiny blue and white creature no longer than an inch clinging to a rock.

Can cancer blood tests live up to promise of saving lives?

A blood test is being billed as a new frontier in cancer screening for healthy people. It looks for cancer by checking for DNA fragments shed by tumor cells.

Prosecutor calls St. George man who raped disabled woman a 'coward' during sentencing

St. George man who pled guilty to sexual abuse charges received 364 days in jail in connection with a 2017 case that has taken nearly five years to resolve.

Mimi Reinhard, who typed up Schindler's list, dies at 107

Mimi Reinhard, a secretary in Oskar Schindler's office who typed up the list of Jews he saved from extermination by Nazi Germany, has died in Israel at the age of 107.

Ukraine and Russia: What you need to know right now

Ukrainian troops have pushed back several Russian assaults in the country's east, British intelligence said on Monday, while President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said tens of thousands of Russian soldiers were massing for a new offensive.

Musk polls followers on converting Twitter HQ to homeless shelter; Bezos likes idea

Two of the world's richest people are pitching in ideas to tackle the issue of homelessness, suggesting that Twitter Inc convert its headquarters to a shelter home.

ICYMI: 10 stories from the weekend

Here are 10 stories you may have missed this weekend. As always, click on the headline to read the full story.

US teens recruited to drive migrants from Mexican border

A growing number of U.S. teenagers in communities from Texas to California are being recruited to transport migrants crossing the Southwest border, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection.

With COVID mission over, Pentagon plans for next pandemic

The U.S. military is taking lessons from the COVID-19 pandemic to prepare for the next crisis threatening a large population, whatever its nature.

Are Californians to blame for changes to Utah? Who's really living here?

It's a common refrain: Californians are moving here in droves, and they're to blame for changes in Utah's quality of life, traffic, home prices. But how much of that is actually true?

After Doncic injury, attention turns to health as Jazz-Mavericks get set for playoff series

Utah knows what Dallas is feeling right now.