Man hospitalized after police say he pointed a gun at firefighters and officers

A man was hospitalized Saturday night after police say he pointed a gun at them from inside his home as "smoke billowed from his yard."

Low water levels at Bear Lake could force boat ramp closures

Launching a heavy boat from North Beach on the Idaho side of Bear Lake is becoming more problematic due to low water levels.

Real Salt Lake ties 2-2 with rival Colorado

Real Salt Lake was forced to settle for a 2-2 draw against rival Colorado Rapids Saturday at Rio Tinto Stadium after a goal in the 89th minute from Lalas Abubakar.

US tells China its support for Russia complicates relations

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken has told his Chinese counterpart that China's support for Russia's war in Ukraine is complicating U.S.-Chinese relations at a time when they are already beset by rifts and enmity over numerous other issues.

Bolmaro, Juzang make Summer League debut for Jazz in win over Hawks

The Jazz roster got fuller in Las Vegas, but 2022 first-round pick Walker Kessler won't be playing.

Lost Creek to implement fees, but will the new Utah state park's expansion be delayed?

One of Utah's newest state parks will begin to charge day-use and camping fees on Monday, ahead of work to expand it into a more significant destination.

Is there a food shortage? What Utah officials say you should do

With food shortages hitting recent headlines, you may be wondering how to keep your pantry stocked. The Utah Department of Public Safety says that the best thing to do to avoid shortages is to not panic.

Cheerleading community shows support to family and friends of girl killed at 4th of July parade

About 1,000 cheerleaders stretched over a half-mile in Layton on Saturday waiting to pay tribute to Macie Hill during her funeral procession.

Trump WH counsel Cipollone gives 1/6 testimony, new info

Former Trump White House counsel Pat Cipollone has had an eight-hour private interview with the Jan. 6 committee. Cipollone has been a sought-after witness over his role trying to prevent then-President Donald Trump from challenging the 2020 presidential election and joining the violent mob at the Capitol.

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.

Jazz brass admit the title window had closed; the offseason is about opening a new one

Here's what CEO and Danmy Ainge and general manager Justin Zanik said about the present and future of the Jazz on Saturday.

Utah fire officials report weather to be 'more favorable' as Jacob City Fire grows

The Jacob City Fire that began Saturday has grown to an estimated 4,000 acres and remains at 0% containment.

How the Great Salt Lake's dropping water level is affecting a Utah bird refuge

With the water in the Great Salt Lake at the lowest level ever, surrounding areas are also drying up.

What actually caused the pandemic housing market rush?

We all know the result: Shortly after the COVID-19 pandemic hit the U.S., it set off a housing market feeding frenzy — especially in the West — that's only now slowing down now amid rising mortgage interest rates.

French women push to cement abortion rights after US ruling

The right to abortion in France has been inscribed in law for 47 years and enjoys broad support across the political spectrum. But more and more French women are asking: Could what happened in the U.S. happen here one day?

Have You Seen This? That's a big nope on kayaking in a swamp

Getting out into nature isn't always as relaxing as you expect it to be.

Is it time for Utah to toughen its distracted driving law?

Before she pulls out of her Holladay driveway, Rep. Carol Spackman Moss places her phone in a cupholder, where it stays put until she arrives at the store, the state Capitol or wherever else she's headed.

Salt Lake receives over $15M in transit project funds. Here's how the city plans to use it

Utah's capital city is receiving $15.6 million in state funds that will go toward transit and active transportation across the city.

Man with assault rifle, pipe bomb shot at Utah oil tanks, charges say

A man accused of "causing a catastrophe" by shooting tanks full of crude oil is now facing numerous criminal charges.

High-risk pregnancy specialist shares concerns about Utah's new abortion trigger law

A group of Utah physicians are coming together to push for language changes in Utah's new trigger law.

Why is potential Republican presidential candidate Ron DeSantis coming to Utah?

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is scheduled to be in Utah this month for a private fundraiser that is expected to attract wealthy Republican donors as he looks at a possible run for president in 2024.

How the 2022 shortage could forever change the market for baby formula

The FDA wants to create a process to allow formula manufacturers in other countries to sell their goods in the U.S. — and help head off future shortages.

Abe's death raises security questions as Japan mourns

A top police official has acknowledged possible security lapses that allowed an assassin to fire his gun into former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe while he was addressing a campaign rally.

'Thank you for not turning away': Strangers give CPR, save man's life at Riverton grocery store

A Utah family is thanking two strangers who jumped into action in the aisles of a grocery store earlier this week and performed CPR on a man who had collapsed.

Big Cottonwood Canyon reopens after head-on crash with serious injuries

Big Cottonwood Canyon is now reopened after a head-on crash with serious injuries Saturday morning. Two people were injured in the crash, one is in critical condition.

Here's a COVID-19 treatment pharmacists can prescribe

Pharmacists are now able to prescribe an antiviral pill treatment for COVID-19.