Police search for gunmen after 2 people shot at Taylorsville apartment

Taylorsville police say the immediate danger is gone, but they're still looking for two men involved in an argument that ended in gunfire.

Utah County attorney heads to Ukraine to help anonymous donor find 500 families to support

Utah County Attorney David Leavitt is heading to Ukraine to help an anonymous donor select 500 families to support for an entire year.

1 of 2 Roy men charged in March shooting sentenced to jail

One of the two men accused of firing guns after a Roy fight earlier this year has been sentenced to a term of eight months in jail.

1 injured in Salt Lake City shooting

Police are searching for someone who shot a 20-year-old in the leg during an altercation Wednesday afternoon.

Automobile homicide case bound over for trial for deaths of 2 cyclists in Washington City

Both sides battled it out during a preliminary hearing Monday in the case involving a driver who police said struck and killed two cyclists in Washington City last month.

People with chronic illnesses consider the bright side of the COVID pandemic

An event Wednesday marked the annual awareness day for multiple chronic illnesses and considered how the pandemic has led to research into those illnesses.

Father 'infuriated' by prosecutor's decision in deadly crosswalk auto-pedestrian collision

A father said Tuesday it was "infuriating" to learn of the Salt Lake County District Attorney Office's decision to not pursue felony or serious misdemeanor charges against a driver in an auto-pedestrian crash that left one boy dead and another with lasting injuries.

Eliminating grocery sales tax in Utah likely wouldn't help low-income families, expert says

A national tax expert says ending the food sales tax likely wouldn't help low-income residents.

National avian flu outbreak detected in Utah wild birds for 1st time

The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources is now calling on people to report possible signs of the flu in wild birds, such as five or more dead waterfowl or shorebirds, or any individual scavengers or raptors found dead in the state.

Utah Inland Port Authority board gets big shake up. What does it mean for its future?

The Utah Inland Port Authority underwent its biggest leadership adjustment to date Wednesday, as an entirely new group was sworn in as members of its board of directors.

'Numbers don't lie': Zac MacMath's surprising rise to RSL starter

Real Salt Lake goalkeeper Zac MacMath is tied for the most minutes played in MLS this season.

Utah's Kennecott now mining rare but critical element for renewable energy

The mining of tellurium puts Rio Tinto Kennecott in an exclusive group as one of only two U.S. producers of the critical mineral used in advanced thin-film photovoltaic solar panels.

After tech exec gunned down in front of child, family is seeking answers in Utah

After Jared Bridegan, of Florida, was killed in front of his daughter in Florida, his family hopes clues to his death might be found in Utah, where he used to live and work.

Motorcyclist dies in crash in Salt Lake City

A motorcyclist died in a crash in Salt Lake City near the intersection of 400 South and West Temple on Wednesday.

Is Utah GOP trying to shield Sen. Mike Lee from primary election debate?

A GOP challenger says the Utah Republican Party asking candidates to hold off on committing to Utah Debate Commission debates might be a ploy to shield incumbent Sen. Lee.

Is Gmail marking messages from Republicans as spam? Google says it's based on user behavior, not bias

Politicians like to accuse social media platforms of having political or ideological biases, but the real culprit in Big Tech might be your email provider.

Have you seen this? Dude Dad creates epic Pinewood Derby track

Watch as YouTuber Taylor Calmus, known as Dude Dad, makes an epic Pinewood Derby track for a local Boy Scout troop.

Suspect named in killings of Moab couple, but that person has also died

The Grand County Sheriff's Office named a suspect for the first time on Wednesday in the killings of two Moab women, but said that man had taken his own life.

Why the gondola is the best option for Little Cottonwood Canyon's congestion

As UDOT deliberates how to best solve the complicated question of how to safely and efficiently move Little Cottonwood Canyon visitors up and down a majestic canyon there is only one solution that checks all the boxes – the proposed gondola.

Removing school library books could violate students' First Amendment rights

The Supreme Court has long recognized that students have their own First Amendment rights in school.

Inflation rate: US inflation drops slightly but gas, groceries still up

U.S. inflation chilled slightly in April, coming in at an annual rate of 8.3%, according to a Wednesday U.S. Department of Labor report, though many consumer categories, including basic necessities, still saw double-digit increases over a year ago.

Gunman robbed 4 at southern Utah yogurt shop, police say

Police arrested a man accused of robbing four people who were parked at a St. George yogurt eatery.

Business takes your money then abruptly shuts down; now what?

Imagine paying a deposit for expensive furniture, only to have the company vanish before you get your stuff. It has become a familiar experience for several Utahns.

Orem man sentenced in romance fraud scheme targeting widows, divorcees

An Orem man is the fifth and latest defendant to be sentenced in connection with a romance fraud scheme that bilked millions from widows and divorcees.

A 6-year-old ran a marathon. Good parenting or child abuse?

A family of 8 ran a marathon together. Is that a bigger problem than the nation's obesity rate among children?

Utahn charged with hitting, killing mother and unborn child while drunk

A West Valley man faces two counts of automobile homicide accusing him of hitting and killing a woman and her unborn child in their yard while driving drunk.

Passenger lands plane at Florida airport after pilot was incapacitated

An air traffic controller pulled up a picture of the instrument panel's layout and started guiding the passenger step-by-step.

Bountiful mountain bikers experienced bullets 'whizzing' past from target shooters

A Salt Lake City man is sharing a message after describing an unsettling encounter up past the Bountiful "B" that led to calling police.

Charges: Man fatally stabbed aunt's boyfriend, then wanted more beer

A man accused of fatally stabbing his aunt's boyfriend in West Valley has been charged with murder.

Salt Lake County recreation centers short some 200 lifeguards

A major lifeguard shortage at Salt Lake County recreation centers is forcing them to cut back pool hours.

Native American-owned health care entity expands services into addiction recovery

Sacred Circle Healthcare is about to celebrate the opening of its new Dommu Ghani Recovery Clinic, which will work to provide Native Americans with addiction recovery services centered on both traditional and Western practices.

Utah scientists revive cells in human donor eyes, transforming brain and vision research

A team of researchers at the University of Utah John A. Moran Eye Center have succeeded in reviving neurons and communication between human donor eyes.

2030 Winter Olympics: Where will the Games be? How much will they cost?

Another Olympics in Utah carries a price tag of $2.2 billion.

As gas prices hit record, here's how to get better mileage

The dollars-and-cents counter on the gas pump seems to be spinning faster these days with U.S. gasoline prices hitting another record high on Tuesday. There are steps you can take to make an old car, truck or SUV perform better, go farther and perhaps save money on fuel.

Abortion bill fails in US Senate as Supreme Court weighs overturning Roe v. Wade

Legislation to make abortion legal throughout the United States was defeated in the U.S. Senate on Wednesday, amid solid Republican opposition.

Dog the Bounty Hunter helps investigate Moab killings

Dog the Bounty Hunter has been in Moab the last few days to help try to solve the deaths of Kylen Schulte and Crystal Turner.

How to know if you can afford to buy a home in this crazy real estate market

If you're feeling the push to buy a home sooner rather than later, you've no doubt wondered if purchasing a home is even feasible in the current market. Here's how to gauge whether this is a good time for you to buy a home.

Salt Lake City approves speed reduction on most city streets. Are more changes next?

Most of Salt Lake City's streets are getting a speed limit change, which city transportation officials hope will help reduce a troubling trend in crash statistics.

Prison ordered for Pleasant Grove woman who hit, killed mother and son

A Pleasant Grove woman was sentenced Monday to two consecutive terms of zero to five years in prison after hitting and killing two people while driving under the influence.

US inflation hit 8.3% last month but slows from 40-year high

Inflation slowed in April after seven months of relentless gains, a tentative sign that price increases may be peaking while still imposing a financial strain on American households.

Are 100 million new COVID cases coming to the United States this fall?

The Biden administration's warning that the United States could be hit by 100 million COVID-19 infections this fall is getting some backing by the Utah Department of Health.