At least 8 dead in eastern Kentucky flooding, 'hundreds will lose their homes,' governor says

(cnn) -- At least eight people have died in widespread flooding in eastern Kentucky following heavy overnight rains,

Street takeovers and wheelie contests force closures on iconic Los Angeles bridge

(cnn) -- Authorities have been forced to intermittently close Los Angeles' iconic 6th street bridge four times in five

Barack, Michelle Obama to return to White House for portrait unveiling

(cnn) — President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden will host former President Barack Obama and former first lady

Conferences pull out of Utah in protest of abortion and transgender sports bans

Salt Lake City – One research organization is scrapping its plan to hold a conference in Salt Lake City later this

How immigration reform could lower your grocery bill

Experts say fixing America's agricultural labor system will provide relief to farmers and consumers by alleviating the worker shortage that has caused grocery prices to skyrocket.

Why Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg is coming to Salt Lake City

U.S. Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg will be in Salt Lake City on Friday to talk with state leaders about the recently passed $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill, possibly unveiling new projects funded under the package, his office says.

Democrats hope to dodge 'booby traps' to pass Senate climate, drugs bill

U.S. Senate Democrats aim to dodge "booby traps" including COVID and surprises from within their own ranks to pass a $430 billion drugs and climate change bill.

New detective solves 60-year-old mystery, declares deceased Utahn a serial killer

A Los Angeles detective recently solved the oldest cold case homicide in her office, linking a Utahn to the 1956 murder of a pregnant woman. He is suspected in three other deaths.

'This event is devastating': Flooding in central Appalachia kills at least 8 in Kentucky

Torrential rains unleashed devastating floods in Appalachia on Thursday, as fast-rising water killed at least eight people in Kentucky and sent people scurrying to rooftops to be rescued.

Why the JonBenét Ramsey murder case still captivates the nation

The JonBenét Ramsey murder case has been cold since 1996, but it still captivates the nation.

US economy shrinks for a 2nd quarter, raising recession fear

The U.S. economy shrank from April through June for a second straight quarter, contracting at a 0.9% annual pace and raising fears that the nation may be approaching a recession.