Car crashes into Zions Bank in Tremonton

A woman drove a 4-door passenger car through the windows of a Tremonton Zions Bank while in reverse Monday afternoon, police say.

Police: Woman opened fire in Dallas airport; cop shot her

Authorities say a woman fired several gunshots, apparently at the ceiling, inside of Dallas' Love Field Airport before an officer shot and wounded her.

Can expanding Salt Lake City's urban forest improve air quality, ease historic inequality?

Salt Lake City planners argue there's a lot to be gained by planting more trees.

Indiana abortion debate draws protest crowds, vice president

Indiana is one of the first Republican-run states to debate tighter abortion laws following the U.S. Supreme Court decision last month overturning Roe v. Wade.

St. George chiropractor sentenced to prison in sex abuse case

A St. George chiropractor was sentenced to prison in the 5th District Court on Wednesday. Nearly a dozen women addressed the judge during the four-hour hearing.

US to plant more trees as climate change kills off forests

The Biden administration says it will replant trees on millions of acres of burned and dead woodlands as officials struggle to counter climate change's increasing toll on the nation's forests.

Springville World Folkfest is one way to fight against war, dancer says

"Folk dance ... is our way to fight against the wars. It really is that simple," according to a French dancer who is participating in the Springville World Folkfest Monday through Friday.

Feds suing poultry producers over unfair worker practices

The Justice Department is expected to file a lawsuit against some of the largest poultry producers in the United States. It's part of an effort to end what the government says are longstanding deceptive and abusive practices for workers.

3 charged in child torture investigation in Salt Lake City

Three people who were asked to watch a woman's two boys for about a month now face numerous criminal charges after police say the boys were found with numerous injuries and doctors fear they were the victims of torture.

'The money is gone': Evacuated Ukrainians forced to return

Tens of thousands of people who evacuated from Ukraine's eastern Donetsk region are returning to homes close to the front line because they can't afford to live in safer places. They are risking their lives. One woman was killed by a missile outside her home just two days after returning.

Too nice for inmates or redefined? Why new prison is much different than at Point of the Mountain

Utah Department of Corrections officials say the new state prison will give inmates more opportunities to better their lives once they are released. And 95% will be released.

Want to lose weight? Forget what you think you know about diet and exercise

If your doctor tells you it only boils down to diet and exercise, seek another opinion.

White House downplays recession fears ahead of upcoming GDP report

President Joe Biden's advisers are downplaying recession fears ahead of a highly anticipated report that could show the economy shrinking for a second consecutive quarter.

Firefighters slow growth of California blaze near Yosemite

Firefighters significantly slowed the spread of a smoky wildfire burning near Yosemite National Park. Thousands of residents of remote mountain communities are still under evacuation orders Monday. Crews "made good headway" against the Oak Fire, according to a Sunday night incident report.

Driver in critical condition after semitruck rollover crash near Nephi

A semitruck driver is in critical condition Monday morning after overturning on 1-15 and blocking all northbound traffic lanes.

16-year-old boy arrested in connection with triple-homicide investigation; victims identified

West Jordan police on Monday released the names of three men shot and killed at a house party over the weekend and confirmed that a 16-year-old boy had been arrested for investigation of murder.

USU research reveals few women become school superintendents

A recent study found found that while 72% of K-12 educators were women, just 13% of school superintendents were women.

What does 'inflation' actually mean?

Inflation is America's "most pressing economic challenge," but what does it mean? Like the term itself, the word's meaning has expanded over time.

Some schools hit hard by virus make few changes for new year

COVID-19 infections are again on the rise and filling families with dread as a new school year approaches. They fear the return of the pandemic scourge of outbreaks that sideline large numbers of teachers, close school buildings and force students back into remote learning. Some school systems around the country have moved to bolster staffing to minimize disruptions.

Pope lands in Canada, set for apologies to Indigenous groups

Pope Francis has landed in Canada, beginning a historic visit to apologize to Indigenous peoples for abuses by missionaries at residential schools.

Explainer: What is behind the heat waves affecting the United States?

Virtually all the contiguous United States experienced above normal temperatures in the past week, with more dangerously hot weather forecast.

'Beyond the dark ages': USU's Space Dynamics Lab supplies pivotal parts to Webb Telescope

Without crucial parts engineered by Utah State University's Space Dynamics Lab, NASA's James Webb Telescope may never have been able to capture the stunning images that it has so far.