'I can actually succeed now': Federal program gives troubled teens in Utah hope for future

Utah teenagers who run into trouble often end up in the secure care of the state. Many of them struggle to find a peaceful and productive path but a federally funded program offers hope for a better future, for those who qualify.

67 wild horses died in a Colorado holding pen. Why?

The Colorado state office of the Bureau of Land Management is working to learn what killed 67 wild horses kept at its Canon City Wild Horse Facility, about 300 miles from Utah.

Utah's housing market is tough, but those with disabilities face additional barriers, advocates say

Advocates and SLC officials shone a light on the need for fair housing, particularly for those with disabilities, as Mayor Erin Mendenhall declared April as Fair Housing Month.

Daily fish limits increased ahead of new projects at 4 Utah bodies of water

Utah wildlife officials are increasing the number of fish people can catch per day at four spots in the state as they prepare for a pair of projects that will otherwise kill off the fish.

Disney World's private government in dark about effect of law dissolving it

At the first meeting of Walt Disney World's private government since Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed into law a measure to dissolve it next year, officials said Wednesday they were still confused about what the new legislation meant, even as some ripple effects were starting to be felt.

'Lion of the Senate': Sen. Mitt Romney lauds Orrin Hatch's dedication to Utah in Senate speech

Sen. Mitt Romney honored the life and legacy of Orrin Hatch on the Senate floor Wednesday, recalling the Utah senator who died Saturday as a man of vision and unparalleled legislative accomplishment.

'We need to do better': Utah leaders, advocates call for better support for sexual assault victims

Leaders, law enforcement, advocates and survivors gathered Wednesday for "Denim Day," a day of action held on the last Wednesday of Sexual Assault Awareness Month.

2022 BMW X3 xDrive30i test drive review

An excellent compact SUV for daily errands, commuting and the occasional canyon drive due to its luxury, comfort and spirited driving nature.

Salt Lake man sues city, police over dog bite that led to criminal charge

Attorneys for a Salt Lake man filed a lawsuit Friday in connection with a 2020 K-9 dog bite that left the man injured and disfigured.

Man dies after falling from window in Ogden

A man has died after falling out of a window Wednesday afternoon in Ogden, police say.

Jazz assistant coach Keyon Dooling charged with fraud, placed on administrative leave

Utah Jazz assistant coach Keyon Dooling was among 19 people charged with conspiracy to commit fraud on Wednesday.

New Intermountain Healthcare jet has already helped save lives

A Bombardier Challenger 604 jet, recently acquired by Intermountain Healthcare, is helping save lives by transporting organs and patients needing critical care.

Bureau adds new Grand County camping options as area tourism swells

A new campground available in Grand County offers more than two dozen new sites for campers in a popular mountain biking area as visitation to southeast Utah continues to reach record numbers.

Donovan Mitchell says he's 'ready to go' for Thursday's elimination game

The day after an MRI on his left hamstring was negative, the Utah Jazz star guard said he would be ready to play as Utah faces elimination Thursday at Vivint Arena.

Have You Seen This? The hilarious answer to a common 'Lord of the Rings' question

I know other "Lord of the Rings" fans have asked this question, but I didn't realize how old the question might be until now. Here's a pretty great reason why the characters didn't ride the eagles to Mordor.

Latter-day Saint leaders, LGBT advocates deepen relationship on temple tour

Learn why the Church of Jesus Christ invited a broad coalition of people working together for LGBTQ rights and religious liberty to visit the renovated temple.

Utah's Awardco seeing massive growth in the first few years

Awardco is the next up-and-coming tech company to emerge from the hotbed of Silicon Slopes, but it isn't your typical tech company.

Police catch man accused of randomly shooting vehicles on Utah freeway last year

A Utah man accused of randomly shooting at vehicles on I-15 between Nephi and Scipio late last year has been charged and arrested, police confirmed.

SpaceX launches 4 astronauts for NASA after private flight

SpaceX has launched four astronauts to the International Space Station for NASA Wednesday, less than two days after completing a flight chartered by millionaires.

Madeleine Albright honored by Biden, other world leaders

World leaders and America's political elite pay final respects to Madeleine Albright, the first woman to serve as the secretary of state.

Pleasant Grove man tortured woman, threatened to kill her, police say

A Pleasant Grove man who police say threatened to burn, electrocute and shoot his girlfriend was arrested Monday for investigation of attempted murder.

Higher food and energy prices could last 'for years,' World Bank warns

Russia's invasion of Ukraine has contributed to a historic shock to commodity markets that will keep global prices high through the end of 2024, according to the World Bank.

'They have amazing ideas': Utah turns to students as it wraps input for new state flag designs

The group tasked with coming up with a redesign of the state flag is seeking input from Utah students as it wraps up its collection of designs and ideas.

Apple will now sell you parts to fix your own iPhone

Apple has officially opened its self-service repair store, which provides manuals and parts for users seeking do-it-yourself fixes for their iPhones.

Fauci: 'Pandemic phase' over for US, but COVID-19 still here

Dr. Anthony Fauci has given an upbeat assessment of the current state of the coronavirus in the United States, saying the country is "out of the pandemic phase."

Incandescent light bulbs being phased out to save energy

The Biden administration is scrapping old-fashioned incandescent light bulbs.

Post-Floyd probe finds discrimination by Minneapolis police

A state investigation launched after George Floyd's killing in the custody of four Minneapolis police officers has determined that the department engages in a pattern of race discrimination.

Utahn with history of DUI arrested after crash that killed 13-year-old boy on bicycle

A man with a history of driving while intoxicated was arrested Tuesday and accused of hitting and killing a 13-year-old boy who had been riding a bicycle in a crosswalk.

'People are dying': Utah veteran helps Ukrainian troops

A U.S. Marine veteran from Kaysville has been in Ukraine on a humanitarian mission for nearly two months. He also recently helped Ukrainian troops prepare for battle and is impressed with their skills.

Cryptocurrency investment scams skyrocket through social media

More and more folks who think they are investing in cryptocurrency are actually being duped into sending money to thieves.

Delta to begin paying flight attendants during boarding

Delta Air Lines will start paying flight attendants during the time that passengers are boarding. That's a first for a major U.S. airline. Flight attendants in the U.S. generally don't begin getting paid by the hour until the doors close after boarding.

Russia cuts off gas to 2 NATO nations in bid to divide West

Russia cut off natural gas to NATO members Poland and Bulgaria on Wednesday and threatened to do the same to other countries, using its most essential export in what was seen as a bid to punish and divide the West over its support for Ukraine.

Man charged with pepper spraying protesters did not act in self-defense, Utah judge rules

A Utah judge ruled Tuesday that a man charged with deploying a stun gun and pepper spraying Black Lives Matter protesters in 2020 was not acting in self-defense.

Want to lose weight? Forget what you think you know about diet and exercise

If your doctor tells you it only boils down to diet and exercise, seek another opinion.

Hogle Zoo quarantines birds due to spreading avian flu

The avian flu is flying its way across the country. To keep its birds safe, Hogle Zoo decided to drain its pond and other water features and to close some bird exhibits.

Russia releases US Marine vet as part of prisoner exchange

Russia and the United States have exchanged prisoners. A senior U.S. official and the Russian foreign ministry say Russia released a Marine veteran jailed in Moscow while the U.S. released a convicted Russian drug trafficker serving a prison sentence in Connecticut.

Is it too early to be watering your lawn?

Nearly all of Utah is in severe drought and water managers don't believe half-full reservoirs will fill this year.