Music ignites all areas of child development

You don't need to attend a music class to share those benefits with your child, just turn on a song.

Man charged with exposing himself at USU, taping explicit images on cars

A California man has been charged with exposing himself on the Utah State University campus and taping explicit images on students' cars.

'This is a huge victory': Gov. Cox celebrates feds' approval of Uinta Basin Railway

The U.S. Forest Service has signed off on the last piece of land needed for a new 88-mile railroad line to cut through the Uintah Basin.

Long lines are back at US food banks as inflation hits high

Long lines are back at outside food banks around the U.S. as working Americans overwhelmed by inflation increasingly seek handouts to feed their families. Many people are coming for the first time amid the skyrocketing grocery and gas prices.

SUU to appoint 17th president Friday. Here are the 3 finalists

Southern Utah University on Friday will choose between three finalists to appoint the 17th president in the university's history after an "extensive" national search. Here's a quick overview of each candidate.

'I'm excited for BYU': Why Texas coach Steve Sarkisian is lauding Cougars in Big 12

Former BYU quarterback Steve Sarkisian has never forgotten his roots.

Review: Is 'Where the Crawdads Sing' worth a trip to the theater?

There were some things I really liked about "Where the Crawdads Sing" and some that left me wanting. Here is my take on the big-screen adaptation of the global best-selling novel.

'We can't wait any longer': Sugar House business district's roadways to get makeover

Major road construction is slated for the heart of Sugar House beginning next year.

Defense asks grand jury to clarify charging language in Daybell indictment

Motions have been filed from the defense attorneys of Lori Vallow Daybell to clarify the language in the grand jury indictment against her and her husband, Chad Daybell.

Utah reports 7,789 new COVID-19 cases, 22 additional deaths over past week

The Utah Department of Health and Human Services reported 7,789 new COVID-19 cases, as well as 22 additional deaths over the past week.

Police identify man killed in moped crash in Salt Lake City

Police have identified a man killed Thursday when he crashed on a moped.

US housing market is slowing — but there's a deeper problem. Home supply at historic low

As higher interest rates throw cold water on what's been a boiling U.S. housing market over the last two years, there's a deeper problem that's keeping prices high.

If you don't know what a Stanley cup is, are you even on Instagram?

The Stanley Adventure Quencher is taking over the nation, one Instagram account at a time.

Police identify man killed in rollover crash near Salt Lake airport

Police have identified a man killed in a rollover crash near the Salt Lake City International Airport on Thursday.

Idaho Republicans poised to reject 2020 election results

The Idaho Republican Party will consider 31 resolutions at its three-day convention, including one already adopted by Texas Republicans that President Joe Biden isn't the legitimate leader of the country.

Have You Seen This? Mic'd up youth baseball players will leave you smiling

Kids are objectively hilarious. Case in point: This coach-pitch baseball team in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.

Heber City man accused of shooting girlfriend is charged with murder

A Heber City man accused of killing his significant other while her children were in the house, and then telling the children to close their eyes as he led them out, has been charged with murder. As of Thursday evening, police were still looking for Michael Grant Asman, 35.

Reyes' office asks judge to dismiss transgender girls' lawsuit in wake of Utah school sports ban

The Utah Attorney General's Office filed a motion to dismiss a lawsuit against UHSAA and school districts on behalf of three transgender girls who want to play school sports.

Wordle is being turned into a board game

Wordle is jumping from the P-H-O-N-E to the B-O-A-R-D.

What Mitt Romney wants to do to help save Utah's Great Salt Lake

With the Great Salt Lake dropping to its new historic low this summer and projected to decline even more before year's end, there's additional action on the table to help save it.

Ivana Trump, first wife of former president, dies at 73

The Trump family says the former president's first wife, Ivana Trump, has died in New York City.

How Rocky Mountain Power is working to prevent wildfires

A team of meteorologists at Rocky Mountain Power keeps a close eye on weather and wildfire risks and has the option of shutting off power in certain areas to keep from sparking a blaze.

Utah abortion trigger ban: How will Utah actually enforce its law?

Drs. Cara Heuser and Alexandra Eller say the way Utah's abortion trigger ban law is written leaves them in an impossible situation.

Why US inflation is so high, and when it may ease

Inflation's relentless surge didn't merely persist in June. It accelerated.

Couple beat man to unconsciousness, all for pocket change, charges say

A Sandy couple is facing felony charges for allegedly offering a man a ride home, then beating him and leaving him with life-threatening injuries, all to rob him of what prosecutors called "pocket change."

Stamps are more expensive now. Here's how much more you'll pay to drop a letter in the mail

Maybe this counts as good news in a time of painful price increases for necessities such as food, fuel and housing: The cost of a US postage stamp just increased by a mere 2 cents.

Salt Lake Twilight Concert Series' opening show canceled after headliner backs out

Thursday evening was supposed to be the beginning of the 35th annual Salt Lake City Twilight Series, but the season will have to wait a few more weeks.

62 years and counting: How a Utah man has kept his 1929 Ford going for decades

Americans are now holding onto their cars for an average of 12 years, a new record. For Manti's Bill Thompson, that's less than a fourth of the time he's had his.

Is the pandemic surge over for Utah's national and state parks?

After a year of shattered records, it appears the crowds are thinning out across Utah's public lands.

Why are flights being canceled? London airport caps passengers amid chaos

With summer travel demands causing flight cancellations and delays worldwide, London's Heathrow Airport has capped the number of daily passengers at 100,000 and has instructed airlines to stop selling tickets for the summer.

Officials: Russian missiles kill at least 21 in Ukraine

Ukrainian officials say Russian missiles that struck a city in central Ukraine killed at least 21 people and wounded more than 100. Ukraine's national police said three missiles hit an office building and damaged residential buildings in Vinnytsia on Thursday.

3 accused of stabbing, burning, beating 2 boys they were babysitting

Three Salt Lake residents were arrested after police say they caused serious injuries to two boys who were in their care for four weeks.

Are you living paycheck to paycheck? Wages falling behind for millions of Americans

New data shows that even as overall wages rise amid a still booming jobs market, when adjusted for skyrocketing price increases, American workers are falling behind.

Timeline: Orem explores split from Alpine School District, forming new district

The city of Orem has been exploring options to separate schools within their city limit from the Alpine School District since 2006. Here's a rundown of how discussions of a potential split from Utah's largest school district got to this point and what's next.

Man arrested in Cedar City after I-15 traffic stop yields 20 pounds of meth, 2 kilos of cocaine

A 36-year-old suspected drug trafficker was arrested in Cedar City on Sunday morning after a Utah Highway Patrol trooper reportedly found methamphetamine and cocaine inside the man's vehicle during a traffic stop.

Buffalo supermarket to reopen 2 months after mass shooting

The Buffalo supermarket where 10 Black people were killed by a white gunman is set to reopen its doors, two months after the racist attack.

How to get help: New 988 suicide prevention, mental health crisis hotline to go live

A new 988 telephone number for the national suicide prevention and mental health hotline will go live on Saturday.

Primary care, urgent care, or the emergency room? Why it's important to know the difference

Confusing an urgent care matter with an ER matter is a common mistake.

How a USU website can help you fight inflation

With nearly everything in our lives costing more money lately, some financial experts at Utah State University have made all of their resources easier to find.

Amazon letter confirms Ring videos given to police without consent

Amazon gave Ring video footage to police without owners' consent at least 11 times so far this year, according to findings in an inquiry from Sen. Edward Markey.

Photos: Did you see it? Supermoon graces skies worldwide

Did you catch the supermoon? There was a full moon Wednesday night, and at the same time, the moon was closer to Earth than usual.

These cities have the most (and least) expensive rent in the Salt Lake metro area

While rent prices haven't been rising at quite the same pace as home prices, they've still been steadily climbing as the U.S. housing market has been going haywire.