Crews protect hieroglyphs near Halfway Hill Fire in Millard County

When the Halfway Hill Fire started burning in Millard County near Fillmore, a lot of people who live nearby were worried about a historical site.

What's different about BA.5, the latest version of COVID-19?

There's something different about the version of COVID-19 that is responsible for a climb in cases and hospitalizations in Utah and the rest of the country.

Dallas hands RSL first home loss 1-0

Real Salt Lake's 10-game home unbeaten streak came to an end Saturday in a 1-0 loss to FC Dallas at Rio Tinto Stadium.

1 killed, 3 hospitalized in fiery I-80 rollover

One person died in a crash on westbound I-80 at 7200 West in Salt Lake County Saturday night and three others were hospitalized. The freeway was closed for several hours.

Celebration reminds Utahns of the state's Indigenous roots during Pioneer Day weekend

Utahns are celebrating the arrival of Mormon pioneer settlers in the state, but a celebration of a much deeper Utah history took place at Liberty Park on Saturday.

Disney changes 'fairy godmothers' to gender-neutral 'apprentices' at theme parks

Disney's "fairy godmothers" who dress up children as princesses and knights at its U.S. theme parks are now called "apprentices," a gender-neutral term which is part of its efforts to be more inclusive, the company said Friday.

1 dead in rollover crash in Grand County

One person died following a rollover crash near Crescent Junction in Grand County on Friday, the Utah Highway Patrol said.

Wildfire near Yosemite National Park explodes in size

A fast-moving wildfire near Yosemite National Park has exploded in size and prompted evacuations even as firefighters made progress against an earlier blaze that burned to the edge of a grove of giant sequoias.

T-Mobile settles to pay $350M to customers in data breach

T-Mobile has agreed to pay $350 million to customers affected by a class action lawsuit filed after the company disclosed last August that personal data had been stolen in a cyberattack.

Have You Seen This? Adopted boy's first birthday cake ever will make you cry

Grab the tissues and get ready for the warmest of fuzzies.

Jan. 6 probes: What's next for Congress, criminal cases

What are the next steps for the Justice Department and Congress in the investigations of the events at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021?

Days of '47 Parade delights crowds with floats, music and much more

Hundreds of people turned out for this year's Days of '47 Parade in Salt Lake City, part of Utah's Pioneer Day weekend celebrations.

Utah joins few states recognizing Muslim American Heritage Month

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox on Friday declared July as Muslim American Heritage Month, joining only a few states that recognize the month.

Why the travel industry wants national parks to adjust new reservation programs

Hundreds of travel and leisure businesses and travel associations signed a letter acknowledging their displeasure, including organizations in Utah.

How Idaho dairy farms could hold the answer to immigration

In his book "Crossing Borders: The Reconciliation of a Nation of Immigrants," Ali Noorani presents stories of American communities directly affected by the ongoing debate on refugees and immigration.

Utah weather: Salt Lake, Davis, Utah counties getting more wind

If you live in northern Utah, the wind has been hard to ignore the last several months.

UN health agency chief declares monkeypox a global emergency

The chief of the World Health Organization says the expanding monkeypox outbreak in more than 70 countries is an "extraordinary" situation that now qualifies as a global emergency.

RSL Academy turns passion to profession for young footballers

Young players like Jaziel Orozco take their pure love of the game and gain the skills necessary to turn it into a viable career option at the RSL Academy.

Does an image of Joseph Smith exist? What one descendant found in a forgotten family heirloom

No verified photograph or image of Joseph Smith has ever been found — until now?

Termination vote for Uvalde schools police chief called off

The school board in Uvalde, Texas, said on Friday it has postponed a vote on whether to fire the school district police chief criticized for his handling of the shooting rampage that killed 19 children and two teachers, but the chief has been suspended from duty in the meantime.

Odyssey Dance Theatre to close after 28 years

The popular Odyssey Dance Theatre is preparing to say goodbye to Utah's arts community after 28 years of business.