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Mitt Romney shares thoughts on water, Utah Tech during visit to St. George
08/17/2022 10:38pm
While visiting Southern Utah as a part of a tour to various parts of the state, Utah Republican Sen. Mitt Romney shared his thoughts Utah Tech, Lake Powell and other issues.
Gephardt Busts Inflation: Ways you can save money at the gas pump
08/17/2022 10:13pm
Inflation remains high for several reasons and one of the biggest is tied to gas prices. But you can bring down the price you pay with some relatively simple changes in your driving habits.
Mideast's Jordan River: Rich in holiness, poor in water
08/17/2022 10:06pm
Symbolically and spiritually, the Jordan River in the Middle East is of mighty significance to many as where the Bible says Jesus got baptized. Physically, the Lower Jordan River of today is a lot more meager than mighty.
This former Utah Jazz player just listed his Salt Lake City home for sale
08/17/2022 8:57pm
Former Utah Jazz fan favorite Joe Ingles has put his Salt Lake City home up for sale.
What the bishops knew: Church releases details, timeline about Arizona sex abuse case
08/17/2022 8:28pm
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints issued a lengthy statement Wednesday detailing what it called "egregious errors" in an Associated Press story earlier this month about the church's abuse help line and a case of child sexual abuse in Arizona.
Have You Seen This? 1 man found a use for floppy disk drives — making music
08/17/2022 8:17pm
The Floppotron 3.0 is a musical instrument made entirely out of computer hardware. In this video, it plays a medley of "Star Wars" music.
Authorities release name of man killed by police in Utah-Arizona border standoff
08/17/2022 7:36pm
The person killed by St. George Police during a standoff at the Utah-Arizona Port of Entry along Interstate 15 earlier in the month has been identified as 83-year-old Raymond Derek Gladman.
Is it time to rethink the 'Mighty 5'? Tourism leaders by this Utah park think so
08/17/2022 7:09pm
Tourism experts at one Utah county want to revisit "Mighty 5" to help slowing visitation numbers.
Maine man narrowly missed by large metal object that likely fell from a plane
08/17/2022 5:48pm
Maine Capitol Police screener Craig Donahue was returning from his lunch break when he heard a "loud thud" and the sound of metal rolling.
Summer flying has been rough, but smoother skies could be ahead
08/17/2022 5:35pm
We can't say that we weren't warned.
West Bountiful man had 4 drugs in his system when he hit, killed bicyclist, charges say
08/17/2022 5:02pm
Sean Douglas Mikesell, 29, had four different drugs in his system when he hit and killed a North Salt Lake man riding a bicycle and injured the man's daughter, charging documents state.
Ogden domestic violence shelter announces plans to expand
08/17/2022 4:31pm
The YCC Family Crisis Center announced that it will be expanding with plans to build an apartment building near its campus to meet the need for transitional housing.
Why BYU must remember the best revenge is playing well
08/17/2022 4:23pm
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Five games on the Cougars' schedule could be considered 'revenge games,' but they'd be wise to put such thoughts aside.
Kids-for-cash judges ordered to pay more than $200M
08/17/2022 4:19pm
Two former Pennsylvania judges who orchestrated a scheme to send children to for-profit jails in exchange for kickbacks have been ordered to pay more than $200 million to hundreds of people they victimized in one of the worst judicial scandals in U.S. history.
A tiny island nation is experiencing its first COVID outbreak. Here's how Utahns are helping
08/17/2022 4:09pm
In the wake of the Marshall Islands' first COVID-19 outbreak, the Utah Marshallese Association is collecting donations of medical items.
2 men, 19, died Sunday after crashing in Lehi
08/17/2022 3:27pm
Two 19-year-old men were killed Sunday after crashing in Lehi, police said.
District attorney touts success with new diversion program, says only 8% reoffended
08/17/2022 2:54pm
Salt Lake County District Attorney says after two years, his office's new diversion program resulted in more than 300 successful graduations and only 8% recidivism.
What's causing the recent US heat waves?
08/17/2022 2:44pm
Much of the western United States will be gripped by a heat wave this week, with temperatures in some parts of California soaring above 110 Fahrenheit on Wednesday.
Here are the highlights of Utah Jazz's 2022-23 schedule
08/17/2022 2:21pm
New goals, new players, new coach and now a new schedule.
Utah man's 'eye-popping' catch breaks Idaho fishing record
08/17/2022 1:55pm
A Utah man has placed himself in the Idaho record books this month with an "eye-popping" catch, according to Idaho wildlife officials.
Pence tells GOP to stop lashing out at FBI over Trump search
08/17/2022 1:32pm
Former Vice President Mike Pence is imploring fellow Republicans to stop lashing out at the FBI over the search of Donald Trump's Florida home. Pence also says he'd give "due consideration" if asked to testify before the House committee investigating the riot at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.
Utah deemed most vulnerable in the West for homes that may catch on fire
08/17/2022 1:01pm
Two Salt Lake County Council members say there is an extreme wildfire risk due to seasonal culinary water supplies in the canyons and inadequate water pressure in fire hydrants.
Jazz games to remain on AT&T SportsNet this season, but change is coming
08/17/2022 12:26pm
The good news for Jazz fans: At long last, the Utah Jazz have entered into contract talks with potential new broadcasting partners. The bad news: Change won't come until next season.
Orem man followed deputies, attempted to disarm one, police say
08/17/2022 12:10pm
An Orem man convicted a month ago of damaging a police vehicle has been arrested and accused of following deputies at the Duchesne County Fair and trying to take a deputy's gun.
CDC director announces organization shake-up aimed at speed
08/17/2022 11:43am
The head of nation's top public health agency is shaking up the organization with the goal of making it more nimble. The planned changes at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention come after amid criticism of the agency's response to COVID-19, monkeypox and other public health threats.
Police: Man driving stolen vehicle arrested after drone, helicopter search
08/17/2022 11:17am
Police arrested a man suspected of driving a stolen vehicle overnight in Taylorsville after they say he fled from officers and then crashed into a parked car, prompting a search with drones and a helicopter.
$85M parks bond headed to Salt Lake City ballot; tax increase to be decided later
08/17/2022 11:02am
The Salt Lake City Council voted to allow over $150 million in new funds via two new bonds, one of which will head to the ballot before it is officially approved.
Utahn accused of shooting vehicles on I-15 ordered to stand trial for 5 attempted murders
08/17/2022 10:38am
A judge ordered a Goshen man to stand trial for five counts of attempted murder accusing him of shooting randomly at five vehicles while passing them on the I-15 freeway.
Forthcoming Latter-day Saint temple in Rexburg now has a name
08/17/2022 10:11am
Nearly a year since it was announced, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has a name for Rexburg's second temple.
Provo man accused of exposing himself on BYU campus again
08/17/2022 9:55am
A man previously convicted of exposing himself on the campus of Brigham Young University has been arrested again and accused of doing the same thing, according to police.
Little League World Series removes bunk beds as local player continues to improve
08/17/2022 9:39am
With two thumbs up, Easton Oliverson has indicated that he is in his own World Series of recovery. His family said Wednesday his breathing tube has been removed. Also the Little League World Series said it has removed bunk beds in place of single beds.
Family friend remembers expectant West Jordan mother killed in crash
08/17/2022 9:05am
Friends are sharing a sad update on a crash that killed a West Jordan mother. They say Jessica Keetch Minnesota was expecting the family's third child when she died.
Cheney ponders 2024 bid after losing Wyoming GOP primary
08/17/2022 8:45am
Wyoming Rep. Liz Cheney says after losing a Republican primary she's thinking about running for president. Cheney is ex-President Donald Trump's fiercest Republican adversary in Congress and lost the primary Tuesday to Trump-backed Harriet Hageman.
'He died happy.' Mother of child killed in West Valley City hit-and-run speaks out
08/17/2022 8:28am
The mother of 11-year-old Slate Mickelsen is speaking out after tragically losing her son in a hit-and-run crash.
Motorcyclist killed after going down embankment in Morgan County
08/17/2022 8:10am
Rescue crews worked Tuesday night to find a driver who crashed his motorcycle in Morgan County.
5 places in Utah to escape the stifling heat
08/17/2022 8:00am
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With Utah's high elevation, glacier-fed lakes, and shady mountainsides, it doesn't take much effort to find a beautiful place to cool off.
Man and woman found dead in Taylorsville shootings
08/17/2022 7:43am
A man and woman were killed early Wednesday in shootings in Taylorsville, police said.
Payson man already in prison for enticing minor sentenced in separate, similar case
08/17/2022 7:41am
A Payson man already serving up to 30 years for enticing a minor has received additional prison terms in a separate case involving similar crimes.
Giuliani faces grand jury in Georgia 2020 election probe
08/17/2022 7:18am
Rudy Giuliani has left an Atlanta courthouse after spending several hours before a special grand jury investigating possible illegal attempts to influence the 2020 election in Georgia.
School lunch: Does it bring a sense of belonging or social anxiety?
08/17/2022 6:18am
Lunch breaks in middle schools tend to be unstructured but findings of a new BYU study make the case for implementing intentional activities that can bolster belonging.
