The northern lights may be coming to Oregon, Pennsylvania and Iowa. Here's what you need to know

A strong geomagnetic storm may cause the northern lights to move south to be seen in different parts of the mainland United States.

4 injured in crash involving a bus, multiple cars in Salt Lake City

A crash involving a bus and multiple cars has left one person with critical injuries and three others with injuries not considered to be life-threatening on Thursday, Salt Lake police say.

Human remains found at Lake Mead's Swim Beach for 3rd time amid dramatically dropping water levels

More human skeletal remains were discovered at Lake Mead's Swim Beach area Monday night, officials said, marking the third time authorities have reported finding remains at the beach amid the lake's rapidly receding shoreline.

Police seeking woman they say stole over $2K worth of cigarettes in front of employee

Police are searching for a woman who they say walked into a Millcreek Walgreens, filled a bag with over $2,000 worth of cigarettes and walked out. The same woman is wanted in connection with similar thefts in Murray, Bountiful and West Jordan, police say.

Several churches vandalized in Sandy and Orem

Police are searching for vandals who hit a number of buildings that belong to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Apple warns of security flaw for iPhones, iPads and Macs

Apple disclosed serious security vulnerabilities Wednesday for iPhones, iPads and Macs. The software flaws could potentially allow attackers to take complete control of these devices, Apple said.

BYU training camp notes: How deep will BYU's secondary run in 2022?

Not always a position of strength at BYU, the cornerback room has grown in depth and quality.

Here's what a new military communications manufacturing facility will bring to Utah

L3Harris' Salt Lake facility will serve as the company's hub for developing communication technologies designed to protect the safety of citizens and those fighting for that safety.

UVU opens Gary R. Herbert Institute for Public Policy, announces Pence visit

Utah leaders gathered at UVU to celebrate the official opening of the Gary R. Herbert Institute for Public Policy, a facility for helping students learn about politics and civic involvement. The school also announced that former Vice President Mike Pence will visit there in September.

RSL fights for playoff spot in the 'wild west' of MLS play

In a normal season, RSL's win over the Seattle Sounders might mean it was contending for the top spot in the conference, but things out west are a little crazier in 2022.

Cox says Time calling him 'the red-state governor who's not afraid to be woke' helps no one

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox on Thursday fumed at the headline plastered on top of Time's article about him published that morning.

Utah lawmakers looking at changing rule banning conversion therapy

Utah lawmakers are considering scrapping an occupational rule banning conversion therapy more than two years after it took effect by executive order of then-Gov. Gary Herbert, prompting outcry from the LGBTQ community.

Are just 2 men behind billions of the auto warranty spam calls?

"We have been trying to reach you about your car's extended warranty." Just two men may be responsible for an overwhelming share of the billions of auto warranty spam calls that have hit U.S. phones, officials say.

Part of a foot, in a shoe, spotted in Yellowstone hot spring

Yellowstone National Park officials are investigating after an employee spotted part of a foot, in a shoe, floating in a hot spring in the southern part of the park. Officials say the discovery on Tuesday led to the temporary closure of the West Thumb Geyser Basin and its parking lot.

Cox says Utah, other Western states will have to cut back on Colorado River use

Utah's governor said there's "not enough" water for all the states' river allocations based on current conditions and outlooks.

Have You Seen This? Brewers' slide gets the best of Dodgers reporter

The Dodgers broadcast crew couldn't stop laughing Wednesday when reporter David Vassegh went down Bernie Brewer's slide at American Family Field.

Man attacked, killed woman he once dated, then killed himself, police say

Two people found shot to death in Taylorsville Wednesday had previously dated and died in a murder-suicide, police confirmed Thursday.

Walking the walk in Ogden

We've compiled some of our favorite, walkable adventures that pair well with Ogden's signature events. Spend a few extra hours, or maybe an extra day to get a better taste of what makes our vibrant community tick.

Why Russian mothers with 10 children are being awarded as 'heroines'

Russia President Vladimir Putin revived the old award to bolster patriotism, encourage larger families.

Medical groups, 20 states weigh in on Idaho abortion lawsuit

Medical groups and states across the U.S. are watching as a legal battle over abortion rights pits the deep-red state of Idaho against the Department of Justice.

Brother of injured Little League World Series player added to Utah's roster

Brogan Oliverson will replace his big brother Easton on the Utah team's roster, the Little League Word Series announced Thursday.

Utah confirms 3,538 new COVID-19 cases, 13 additional deaths over past week

Utah health officials on Thursday confirmed 3,538 new COVID-19 cases over the past week, as well as 13 additional deaths.

Police seek public's help finding 99-year-old Utah murder victim's body

West Valley police are asking the public to help find the body of an elderly woman who was killed by her grandson, then disposed in the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest in November.

Inside the first tiny home built for village envisioned to house Salt Lake's chronically homeless

The Other Side Academy and Salt Lake City leaders unveiled this week what would be the village's first tiny homes — if the village wins approval from the Salt Lake City Council.

Youth mental health is in crisis. Are schools doing enough?

This year's back-to-school season will restore a degree of pre-pandemic normalcy. But many of COVID-19's lasting impacts remain a troubling reality for schools. Among them: student mental health reached crisis levels last year.

Allegiant Air begins service to 2 new destinations at Provo Airport

The low-cost airline competition is heating up at Provo Airport.

What recession? US consumer spending still churning despite record inflation

Persistent inflation hasn't compelled consumers to stash their credit cards as overall spending in July jumped more than 10% over the same time last year.

Are race-based teacher layoffs in Minneapolis legal?

In an attempt to remedy "past discrimination," Minneapolis Public Schools and Minneapolis Federation of Teachers have mutually agreed that white educators would be laid off or reassigned ahead of less-senior minority faculty.

Judge appears willing to unveil some of Mar-a-Lago affidavit

A federal judge has ordered the Justice Department to put forward proposed redactions as he committed to making public at least part of the affidavit supporting the search warrant for former President Donald Trump's estate in Florida.

Scientists say new climate law is likely to reduce warming

Climate scientists say the new spending package that President Biden just signed will trim future warming a bit. The president Tuesday signed a climate law that include $375 billion in incentives to produce clean energy, as part of an overall budget bill.

'We need you': Utah Gov. Cox pleads for Utahns to do more to prevent suicide

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox opened his monthly PBS Utah news conference on Thursday with a passionate plea to Utahns, especially as kids gear up to go back to school.

Preliminary plan in works to bring professional baseball to Cache County

If all goes as planned, professional baseball will be coming to Cache Valley.

Drug deal gone bad ended in fatal shooting in Draper, police say

Draper police have arrested a man in connection with a fatal shooting at an apartment complex last week. The accused gunman was already on probation for shooting another man in 2019.

Why counting shorebirds may fill a missing piece in the Great Salt Lake conservation puzzle

A recent shorebird survey aims to provide conservationists and land managers with more information they need for better decisions on how to preserve the lake's wetlands.

Utah School for the Deaf makes history with new football team

Utah Schools for the Deaf and the Blind has a new eight-person, co-ed football team. It's a field of dreams for many of the students participating.

Girl Scouts add a new raspberry cookie to the lineup

The Girl Scouts are adding a new, raspberry-flavored cookie to the lineup.

Road To Zero Fatalities: Number of US men killed in crashes more than twice that of women

One driving instructor said right away it's clear right the differences between how boys and girls approach the new skill. Statistics show that male drivers are involved in more deadly accidents.

Learn anywhere from Kenya to Utah

Because UOS students can start earning high school credit as early as seventh grade, they have increased flexibility later on with an in-person high school schedule.

New York to London in 3½ hours? Meet Boom Supersonic's Overture jet

New York to London in 3½ hours? Seattle to Tokyo in six hours? A jet maker has big plans for its fast planes.

Trump executive pleads guilty in tax case, agrees to testify

A top executive at former President Donald Trump's family business has pleaded guilty to evading taxes. The deal could potentially make him a star witness against the company at a trial this fall.

Utah school investigates whether athlete is transgender after state championship win

After a competitor "outclassed" the rest of the field in a girls' state-level competition last year, the parents of competitors called into question the winner's gender.