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Donald Trump endorsed Mike Lee. Will it help or hurt Lee's reelection bid?

04/18/2022 10:31pm
Former President Donald Trump endorsed Sen. Mike Lee a couple of weeks ago, but the Utah Republican's reelection campaign hasn't made a peep about it.

Inflation, explained: Why prices keep going up and who's to blame

04/18/2022 10:05pm
Confused about inflation? You're not alone.

Utah clinics rejoin Title X federal family planning program after Trump administration rule change

04/18/2022 9:35pm
The return comes after President Joe Biden rolled back the 2019 rule that prohibited Title X grantees from referring patients for abortion, except in cases of rape, incest or medical emergency. The Title X program provides low-income women with contraceptives, STD screenings and other services.

Kamala Harris loves Wordle. What is her Wordle first word?

04/18/2022 9:20pm
U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris says she's obsessed with the mega-popular Wordle, has an undefeated record against the New York Times-owned puzzle and sticks with the same start word every time she plays.

Gov. Spencer Cox hails 'generational' effort in Utah's water law history

04/18/2022 9:09pm
Against the backdrop of a half-full Jordanelle Reservoir, Utah Gov. Spencer Cox and Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson participated in a Monday ceremonial signing of the dozen water bills passed by the Utah Legislature.

'We've got to guard the ball': Familiar script dooms Jazz in Game 2 loss to Mavs

04/18/2022 9:04pm
The Mavericks spread out attack resulted in a 110-104 over the Jazz in Game 2 of the best-of-seven series.

Report ranks Utah No. 1 in US for economic outlook for 15th year in a row

04/18/2022 8:08pm
For the 15th year in a row, Utah has again been ranked top of the U.S. for its economic forecast.

Utah prison inmate's suspicious death still under investigation

04/18/2022 7:47pm
A Utah State Prison inmate found unresponsive in his cell in February died of blunt force trauma and asphyxiation, according to court documents. No charges have yet been filed in his death.

Show over: Demolition begins after judge rejects order over century-old Salt Lake theater

04/18/2022 7:11pm
As demolition begins, the curtains are set to close on the Utah Pantages Theater. But it's unclear when that will happen.

Credit union offering financial education to students—cash included

04/18/2022 7:00pm - SPONSORED
Utah First Credit Union is on a mission to help teenagers and high school students make good financial decisions while they're young.

Homebuilding confidence drops to 7-month low amid surging mortgage rates

04/18/2022 6:31pm
Surging mortgage rates and snarled supply chains boosted housing costs, shutting out some first-time buyers from the market, a survey showed on Monday.

Ogden man shot man before trying to carjack another at knifepoint, charges say

04/18/2022 5:52pm
An Ogden man is in jail facing charges accusing him of shooting a man in the chest, then trying to stab someone during an attempted car theft the same day.

Utah high school students try their untrained hands at robotic-assisted surgery

04/18/2022 5:09pm
The da Vinci XI, which usually calls American Fork Hospital home, made a visit to Lone Peak High School Monday to give students hands-on experience with robot-assisted surgery.

1st trailer for 'Thor: Love and Thunder' promises quirky fun, plenty of action

04/18/2022 4:43pm
Marvel Studios has finally released the first trailer for the highly anticipated fourth addition to the Thor series, "Thor: Love and Thunder."

Got an app idea? We can build it!

04/18/2022 4:23pm - SPONSORED
Whether you're a small business owner, you're working on building the world's next greatest idea or you want to improve what you've already got, building an app is a worthwhile cause.

Charges: Arguing man catches attention of bystanders, then shoots at them

04/18/2022 4:04pm
A West Valley man whose argument with his girlfriend caught the attention of bystanders now faces criminal charges accusing him of shooting at the people staring at him.

Have You Seen This? Dogs apparently need to do taxes, too

04/18/2022 3:33pm
If only it was this easy to file your taxes.

One of Zion National Park's older, more popular trails is getting a makeover

04/18/2022 3:06pm
Improvements are being made to one of two trails at Zion National Park originally completed by a Great Depression-era program.

Residents seeking referendum over South Salt Lake leader pay petition Utah Supreme Court

04/18/2022 2:38pm
Residents who sought a referendum to get the South Salt Lake City Council and mayor's raises on the ballot took their case to the Utah Supreme Court on Monday after their initial request was rejected.

3 arrested after shooting at Roy house party leaves 1 injured

04/18/2022 2:16pm
Three people were booked into jail over the weekend in connection with a shooting in Roy early Saturday.

Trump attempt at a coup to be a focus of House hearings, lawmaker Raskin says

04/18/2022 1:46pm
Then-President Donald Trump's role in the attempted coup on Jan. 6, 2021, will be a centerpiece of committee hearings in Congress next month, a House member says.

Utah troopers stop whopping 52 cars going 100+ mph over Easter weekend

04/18/2022 1:08pm
Utah Highway Patrol troopers say they're concerned after stopping 52 drivers who were traveling 100 mph or faster on Utah's roadways over the Easter weekend.

Florida judge voids US mask mandate for planes, other travel

04/18/2022 12:44pm
A federal judge in Florida has voided the national mask mandate covering airplanes and other public transportation as exceeding the authority of U.S. health officials in the coronavirus pandemic.

How worried are Utahns they'll catch COVID? See what a new poll says

04/18/2022 12:26pm
Utahns are split on how long it will take for life to get back to how it was before the pandemic.

What's next for Grace McCallum?

04/18/2022 12:11pm - PARTNER
McCallum just finished her freshman season at the University of Utah. Will she go back to elite gymnastics and Team USA?

Latter-day Saint apostle shares marriage advice with CBS News in the Washington D.C. Temple

04/18/2022 11:44am
Elder David A. Bednar gave CBS Sunday Morning an exclusive preview of the renovated Washington D.C. Temple before its doors open to the general public.

Tracy Aviary to take precautions after bird flu found in Utah County chickens

04/18/2022 11:14am
Tracy Aviary is taking precautions days after the first case of a new bird flu spread was detected in Utah.

Head custodian at a Midvale elementary school retires after 41 years

04/18/2022 10:53am
There were a lot of grateful people at Midvalley Elementary School Friday as students and staff said goodbye to their head custodian after more than 40 years.

Alex Jones' Infowars files for bankruptcy protection

04/18/2022 10:02am
Infowars filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Sunday as the website's founder and conspiracy theorist Alex Jones faces defamation lawsuits over his comments that the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting was a hoax.

Taco Bell is bringing back a fan-favorite menu item

04/18/2022 9:36am
Taco Bell is bringing back the Mexican Pizza after a roughly two-year hiatus.

This BYU professor is leading the fight against the 'plagues of prosperity'

04/18/2022 9:15am
BYU professor Ben Bikman's research has found that the key to containing obesity, and thus the myriad diseases it causes is insulin. Or more precisely: insulin resistance.

Honeybees: Earth's super-pollinators gather in swarms, balls to usher in spring

04/18/2022 8:56am
With spring in full swing in Southern Utah, honeybees are busy gathering pollen and stocking their hives and can sometimes be seen forming giant, somewhat alarming clusters on tree branches or on houses.

Utah men bring supplies to Poland, help start day care for Ukrainian refugees

04/18/2022 8:22am
Two Utah men are sharing their experience helping Ukrainian women and children refugees fleeing into Poland.

Jordan High student hit, killed by TRAX train in Sandy

04/18/2022 8:04am
A Jordan High School student died after being hit by a TRAX train in Sandy early Monday, officials said.

'In memory of my mother': Ironman athlete overcomes injury, honors those fighting ALS

04/18/2022 7:40am
Matt Russell, a professional Ironman triathlete, is lucky to be alive, let alone competing in the World Championship happening in St. George on May 7.

ICYMI: 10 stories from the weekend

04/18/2022 7:21am
Here are 10 stories you may have missed this weekend. As always, click on the headline to read the full story.

Russia launches fight for industrial heartland, Ukraine says

04/18/2022 6:58am
Ukrainian officials say Russian missiles hit the western Ukrainian city of Lviv, killing at least seven people. The attack came as Moscow's troops stepped up strikes on infrastructure in preparation for an all-out assault on the east.

How an innovative wheelchair helps this man stand tall

04/18/2022 6:21am
Utah-based Matia Robotics is working to improve the mobility and health of people who use wheelchairs or face walking challenges with a novel electric-powered stand-up wheelchair.