Utah Tech University police receive accreditation gained by only 7% of the nation's schools

The Utah Tech University Police Department has received international accreditation from the International Association of Campus Law Enforcement Administrators — an honor awarded to only 7% of the nation's universities.

Former Japan Prime Minister Shinzo Abe critically shot in shocking attack

Japan's former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was shot during a campaign speech Friday in western Japan and was airlifted to a hospital but he was not breathing and his heart had stopped, officials said.

Police identify cyclist killed after swerving into traffic in Summit County

A bicyclist is dead after swerving into traffic and getting hit by a truck in Summit County on Thursday.

Judge denies request of Chad Daybell's attorney to remove two prosecutors from case

A judge denied requests from Chad Daybell's attorney to have two prosecutors removed from the murder case.

Are scientists about to unveil the mysteries of dark matter?

The world's largest and most powerful particle accelerator was fired up Tuesday for the first time since completing a 3½-year pause for upgrades, and scientists say the advancements will lead to a trove of new information and insight about the smallest building blocks of the world around us.

Donations sought as 300 Ukrainian refugees come to Utah

Hundreds of Ukrainian refugees will soon be calling Utah home, and a Salt Lake City organization is making sure they have a place to live and work when they reach Utah.

Utah Adventures with Maverik: Utah's best dinosaur sites to visit this summer

While training actual raptors might not be in the cards, there are plenty of spots statewide to get your dinosaur fix. From track sites, museums and quarries, to state parks and national monuments, there's something for everyone.

RSL youngster Diego Luna shines with U-20 national team

The MLS summer transfer window opened Thursday, but Real Salt Lake general manager Elliot Fall said the team is actually looking within.

Dump truck driver suspected of DUI in Magna crash, gravel spill

A driver suspected of being impaired overturned a dump truck, spilling gravel all over state Route 201 in Magna on Thursday afternoon, police said.

Review: Is 'Thor: Love and Thunder' the best movie of summer 2022?

It's hard to beat out "Top Gun: Maverick" for the title of best summer movie of 2022, but "Thor: Love and Thunder" does make a case for itself.

How many consecutive days will Salt Lake City see triple-digit heat?

Temperatures are expected to be in the upper 90s and into the 100s across Utah for the next week.

Judge hears evidence in case of Eagle Mountain crash that killed two 3-year-old boys

A judge set another hearing before determining whether there is enough evidence for a man accused of causing a crash that killed two 3-year-old boys to stand trial on manslaughter and drug possession charges.

Biden awards Medal of Freedom to Simone Biles, John McCain, Gabby Giffords, Steve Jobs, Denzel Washington

President Joe Biden has presented the nation's highest civilian honor to 17 people, including gymnast Simone Biles, actor Denzel Washington and the late Arizona Republican Sen. John McCain.

Have You Seen This? Brazilian ties game with last-minute bicycle kick

Sometimes a great goal meets a great moment, and that's what happened to the Kashima Antlers of the Japanese J.League Wednesday.

Pringles wants a spider named after it

Pringles and spiders are probably two things you don't associate with each other — until now.

Hope to retire soon? What soaring inflation really means for your retirement

If you've recently retired or are nearing retirement, the timing couldn't be worse. Inflation hasn't been on anyone's radar for nearly 40 years. In fact, an entire generation has never even experienced the impact inflation can have on their wallet. But now we're seeing the highest inflation rates since 1982.

How much will UDOT's Little Cottonwood traffic solutions really cost?

UDOT is gearing up for a decision it says will cost north of $500 million to combat traffic in Little Cottonwood Canyon. But some say current proposals will actually cost far more.

US to diversify infant formula industry to avoid shortages

The FDA has announced plans to help overseas producers that have sent supplies to the United States, under emergency approval to address the shortfall, secure long-term authorization to market their formula in the U.S.

Utah reports 6,872 new COVID-19 cases, 13 additional deaths over past week

The Utah Department of Health and Human Services reported 6,872 new COVID-19 cases, as well as 13 additional deaths over the past week.

Utah cities change safety measures after child fatally injured in July 4 parade

In the wake of the Kaysville parade tragedy where an 8-year-old girl lost her life after getting run over by a trailer, some cities are increasing or changing safety measures for upcoming parades.

Utah abortion laws unclear on reporting, verification process for sexual assault victims

Utah abortion laws allow exceptions for cases of rape – but only if victims have reported to police.

Yellowstone flooding reveals forecasting flaws as world warms

Flooding that devastated Yellowstone National Park last month have generated calls from weather experts for changes to the way the government issues weather forecasts as extreme weather becomes more frequent.

Opinion: Why Jordan Peterson can't be canceled

His latest Twitter spree is disappointing, but in an age of subtle misandry, Peterson's message to boys and men is important.

James Caan, Oscar-nominated actor of 'The Godfather,' 'Misery' and 'Elf,' dies at 82

James Caan, the veteran screen actor known for his work in such films as "The Godfather," "Misery" and "Elf," has died, his family said in a statement on his verified Twitter account. He was 82.

Armed parole fugitive arrested at gunpoint in Provo

A man who had a no-bail warrant issued for his arrest by the Uah Board of Pardons and Parole was arrested at gunpoint in Provo early Thursday.

Utahns on guns: Yes to red flag laws, assault weapons ban and universal background checks

Mass shootings across the country, including one at a Fourth of July parade in Illinois this week that left seven people dead, has rekindled the debate about gun laws.

Dispute over briefcase leads to assault, shots fired in Millcreek

A man allegedly upset that his briefcase was tossed in a dumpster was arrested Thursday after police say he assaulted a maintenance worker at an apartment complex and fired multiple shots.

Ukrainians cling to life at front line: 'We are patriots'

As Russia's invasion of Ukraine grinds into its fifth month, some residents close to the front lines remain in shattered and nearly abandoned neighborhoods.

Second person tied to missing northern Utah man faces federal charge

A second person who is believed to have had contact with Dylan Rounds, who has been missing since May, has been charged with a federal weapons offense.

Troopers identify several Utahns killed in crashes since last week

Troopers have released the names of several people killed in crashes since last Friday across Utah.

'It is up to us': Mother of slain USU student shares story in call to end domestic violence

The devastation Carrie Madden felt after she was awoken by police officers in the middle of the night has persisted nearly eight years.

Bluffdale mayor defends husband charged with threatening her political opponent

Bluffdale Mayor Natalie Hall on Thursday defended her husband a week after he was charged with threatening her political opponent, saying she was threatened and bullied first.

'It's really tough right now': Air conditioning parts shortage leads to repair headaches

Air conditioner repair work may take longer this summer because of a persistent parts shortage.

Bulls run in Pamplona for 1st time since 2019; no one gored

The first running of the bulls at Pamplona's San Fermín festival in three years has taken place after previous events were canceled due to the pandemic.

US basketball star Brittney Griner pleads guilty in Russia drugs trial

U.S. basketball player Brittney Griner pleaded guilty in a Russian court on Thursday to drugs charges that could see her face 10 years in prison, a Reuters journalist reported from the courtroom.

Derek Chauvin gets 21 years for violating George Floyd's civil rights

A federal judge on Thursday sentenced Derek Chauvin to 21 years in prison for violating George Floyd's civil rights, telling the former Minneapolis police officer that what he did was "simply wrong" and "offensive."

Value of US dollar hits 20-year highs in boon for travelers but bust for many businesses

U.S. travelers finally ready to head out on that COVID-19-delayed European vacation will enjoy some extra buying power thanks to a dollar that's hitting record-high values against the euro and other foreign currencies.

What's next for Bangerter Highway? UDOT shifts focus to its northern end

As the Bangerter Highway slowly transitions into a freeway at its southern end, transportation officials are getting to work on figuring out the future of the highway's northern end.

One scandal too many: British PM Boris Johnson resigns

Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced his resignation Thursday amid a mass revolt by top members of his government, marking an end to three tumultuous years in power in which he brazenly bent and sometimes broke the rules of British politics.