Man hit by ice at Bridal Veil Falls will be hospitalized for weeks hundreds of miles from home

Family of a man hit by falling ice at Bridal Veil Falls says he's lucky to be alive, but his recovery is made complicated by the fact that he's hundreds of miles away from home.

How 'a little bit of a fluke' turned into Utah's International Business of the Year

Utah's International Business of the Year may have never come to be if it wasn't for "a little bit of a fluke" at a trade fair in China.

Man shot in Ogden; police looking for person of interest

A 57-year-old man was found shot in the chest in Ogden on Saturday, police said.

3 die in Delta house fire

Three people died in a house fire in Delta on Saturday, police said.

Vehicle search yields 40 pounds of suspected meth in southern Utah traffic stop

A suspect was arrested during a traffic stop when officers became suspicious of his travel story and reportedly recovered blocks of suspected methamphetamine during the search of a pickup truck.

New bird flu cases identified in Pennsylvania and Utah, USDA says

New bird flu cases were detected in a commercial chicken flock in Pennsylvania and a backyard flock in Utah, the U.S. Department of Agriculture said on Saturday, with the outbreak now having spread to more than 30 states in the country.

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.

Salem High School senior creates adaptive clothing line for friend with special needs

Salem High School senior Brie Ericksen created an adaptive clothing line for her friend Emmaline Meyers, who she met in a peer tutor class and fostered that relationship through an American Sign Language class.

Rudy Gobert had one shot attempt in Game 1; he was still the reason the Jazz won

How can a player that scores 5 points take over a contes? Gobert answered that question on Saturday.

Can Mavs feel optimistic after Game 1 loss to Jazz? Here's why they might

Even without Doncic, one of the top shot creators in the league and a force on the defensive glass, Dallas had a chance.

Search is on for weather balloon in Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument

There's a lot of empty room at Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, and somewhere in all that open land is a weather balloon that crashed just a couple of weeks ago.

Patrick Kinahan: Prolonged shooting slump doesn't faze O'Neale

If Quin Snyder's sentiments are true, which they are, Royce O'Neale undoubtedly is fully aware of his increasing legions of distractors among the Utah Jazz fan base.

12 injured in shooting at South Carolina mall; 3 detained

Ten people were shot and two others injured in a shooting at a shopping mall in South Carolina's capital that authorities do not believe was a random attack.

Oklahoma claims title as Red Rocks fall to 3rd-place finish

Bookended by championship-worthy scores, the No. 4 Red Rocks put up a worthy fight in its 46th straight national championship appearance Saturday afternoon.

Have You Seen This? Throwback to Reagan's perfect response to a balloon popping

Balloons pop, and a popping balloon may sound like a firing gun. And if you've been shot before, the sound of a popping balloon may be traumatic. Not so much for former U.S. President Ronald Reagan.

Royce O'Neale delivers final blow as Jazz take Game 1 over Dallas

The biggest moment of Game 1 belonged to Royce O'Neale.

Crews fight New Mexico fires as some evacuations lift

Authorities have lifted some evacuation orders for a southern New Mexico mountain community hit by wildfire. Firefighters are working Saturday to contain a wind-driven blaze that killed two people and destroyed over 200 homes.

'Magic mushrooms' for therapy? Vets in Utah help sway conservatives

The medicinal use of hallucinogenic mushrooms is making inroads in U.S. states as military veterans advocate for the therapeutic value of psychedelic drugs, including in conservative states like Utah, Texas and Oklahoma.

Climate change is changing winter, Utah, Western mountain guides say

Receding glaciers, unbearable desert heat and forgotten ice climbing routes — for years, mountain guides watched as a warming climate changed the landscapes they work in.

United Utah Party endorses Evan McMullin for US Senate

The United Utah Party is endorsing independent Evan McMullin to run against Mike Lee for U.S. Senate. The decision was made with a vote at the party's state convention on Saturday.

'Defaced' billboards part of strategic ad campaign by 'The Chosen' to grow audience

Many fans of "The Chosen" were alarmed and upset earlier this week when billboards promoting the popular faith-based television series during Holy Week appeared to be defaced with graffiti that mocked the show.

Elon Musk, University of Utah president diverge on need for college

Both are University of Pennsylvania alums, but Tesla and SpaceX billionaire Elon Musk and new University of Utah President Taylor Randall have wildly divergent views of the value of an in-person college education.

Russia renews strikes on Ukraine capital, hits other cities

Russian forces accelerated scattered attacks on Kyiv, western Ukraine and beyond Saturday in an explosive reminder to Ukrainians and their Western supporters that the whole country remains under threat despite Moscow's pivot toward mounting a new offensive in the east.

Jazz Game 1 blog: Mitchell, Jazz turn back Doncic-less Mavs in series opener

Mitchell finished with a team-high 32 points, six rebounds and six assists to help the Jazz steal a road win from the Luka Doncic-less Mavericks, 99-93 in Game 1 of the Western Conference first-round series at the American Airlines Center in Dallas.

Ukrainians brave Russian-mined cemetery to mourn the dead

The handmade sign on the gate warns "The cemetery is mined. Danger." But residents of the formerly occupied town of Trostyanets in northern Ukraine still come to visit the fresh graves of family killed in the war.

Why wildlife biologists want you to keep all small lake trout caught at Flaming Gorge

State wildlife biologists have a simple solution to helping the future of lake trout and other fish that live in the reservoir.

Gephardt: Are branded gas station credit cards the way to go?

Is a gas station-branded credit card the way to go to save money at the pump?

Brown lawns, flushing less: How Utahns plan to save water amid drought

The latest state report on Utah's drought conditions reads like a horror novel. Bad news creeps around every corner, waiting for dried out lawns, challenged drinking water supplies and fewer crops in the field.