Is the truth out there? NASA's UFO investigation moving forward at 'full force'

NASA said it's sticking to its schedule of having that special panel assembled this fall to begin an expected nine months of work to come up with an explanation, or theory, about the flying phenomena.

Whitecaps equalize in 87th minute to draw 1-1 with RSL

Real Salt Lake ended a two-game home skid and continued Sergio Cordova's hot streak in front of goal, but was forced to settle for a 1-1 draw against the Vancouver Whitecaps at Rio Tinto Stadium on Saturday.

University of Idaho envisions largest research dairy in US

University President Scott Green in a presentation to Gov. Brad Little and other members of the Idaho Land Board on Tuesday said the proposed Center for Agriculture, Food and the Environment will help support growth of the dairy and other industries in the state.

Dead cows and ripped up crops: A new reality due to drought in the West

A new survey is painting a dire picture for farmers and ranchers across the West who are reeling from the worst drought to hit the region in 12 centuries.

Finland asks: Does a prime minister have a right to party?

A leaked video that shows Finland's 36-year-old prime minister dancing and singing with friends at a private party has triggered a debate among Finns about what level of reveling is appropriate for their leader.

'It is the same as smoking': New data shows fewer Utah teens are vaping

As students head back to school this month, health advocates and medical experts are reminding parents and teens that electronic cigarettes, or vaping, are harmful.

'Widespread flash flooding' threatens nearly 10 million people across the Southwest

Nearly 10 million people across Arizona, New Mexico and western Texas are under flood watches Saturday, including Phoenix, Albuquerque and El Paso.

Why are rents so expensive? These are the most expensive cities

Even though the housing market has cooled and homebuilders are saying the market has entered a recession, home prices are still high — and are still putting pressure on rental prices.

Wendy's pulls lettuce from sandwiches in 3 states amid E. coli outbreak in after 37 people got sick

The fast-food chain Wendy's says it is pulling lettuce from sandwiches in its restaurants in Michigan, Ohio and Pennsylvania after people eating them there reported falling ill.

QB Conover, WR Roberts lead BYU reserves in 'huge jump' as training camp nears end

A lot of good things came in scrimmage from backup QB Jacob Conover and WR Chase Roberts, for one.

Utah couple convicted in armed standoff calls arrest warrant 'an act of war'

A judge issued arrest warrants for a Cedar Hills couple who appeared by video instead of in person Friday to be sentenced for crimes tied to a 2020 armed standoff at a Cedar Hills home.

Have You Seen This? Dad copies daughter's gymnastics moves … sort of

This amazing dad figured that if his daughter was all in with gymnastics, he was all in too.

Date-night-in-a-box by Utah company thrills couples & families all over the world

Each month, a new adventure filled with cryptic clues, ciphers and puzzles, transports players to a different international city where they solve a riveting mystery.

Head of Utah organization that disciplines cops now heading group that defends them

The former head of the state organization that hands down discipline to police officers is now heading the group that vigorously defends them.

Postal service says a mailman was assaulted, robbed at gunpoint in Salt Lake City

A mailman was assaulted and robbed on Friday afternoon in Salt Lake City by people with handguns, according to a U.S. Postal Inspection Service press release. It is offering up to $50,000 for information that helps to find and convict the robbers.

Should clergy report sex abuse by the penitent? A look at the priest-penitent privilege in all 50 states

The tension between doctrines about confessions and the impulse to protect children through mandatory reporting laws raises important legal, societal and religious questions about how religious leaders try to focus on and prioritize rescuing victims of abuse while also providing spiritual help to the person who has confessed.

Gas-powered muscle cars drive into the sunset, turn electric

Thundering gas-powered muscle cars will be closing in on their final Saturday-night cruises in the coming years as automakers begin replacing them with super-fast cars that run on batteries.

Davis School District hopes to create an inclusive learning environment, move beyond racism

Davis School District is promising better inclusion for all students. A new assistant superintendent stepped in to head up the new district program, under the direction of the U.S. Department of Justice.

Former BYU great Robbie Bosco reflects on national championship season — and what-ifs

A mysterious injury during the 1985 season hampered the quarterback's career a year after he led the Cougars to a national championship.

Primetime Performers: 10 standouts from Week 2 of the high school football season

Here's who caught our eye in the second week of the 2022 Utah high school football season.

30 firefighters respond to overnight fire at Ogden apartment building construction site

Firefighters responded to a fire at an unoccupied three-story apartment building in Ogden that was fully engulfed at 12:38 a.m. on Saturday. The building was lost, but they kept the fire from spreading.

How will Salt Lake City manage rise of homeless camps amid growing need?

As the number of homeless encampments throughout the city is on the rise, the Salt Lake City Council is questioning what more can be done as it attempts a "Herculean lift" amid increased need.

Jazz legend Joe Ingles's stunning Salt Lake home is on the market

Situated on nearly half an acre in Salt Lake City's prestigious St. Mary's neighborhood, Ingles's home is highlighted by a spacious master suite with a walk-in closet, a private covered patio, manicured lawn and an impressive custom Utah Jazz sport court in the backyard.

California is first state in history to give all public school students free lunches

California will be the first state to implement free meals to all public school students in the 2022-2023 school year, with over 327,000 students in state public schools.