BYU and its students must magnify their uniqueness, President Dallin H. Oaks says

BYU and its students must continue to secure and magnify their uniqueness, said President Dallin H. Oaks, first counselor in the First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, on Tuesday at a campus devotional.

When will Artemis I launch? NASA announces more delays

NASA announced Monday evening it will delay a fuel system test of the massive new Space Launch System rocket following repairs to fueling components performed last week aimed at addressing recurring liquid hydrogen fuel leaks.

Restoration of Idaho's Bear River Massacre site may benefit Great Salt Lake

Current efforts to restore the site of the Bear River Massacre could benefit the whole Wasatch Front in a big way.

Man threatens to shoot up West Valley business, is stopped while en route, police say

A Utah man who police say threatened to shoot people where he used to work and was in possession of a loaded gun when he was pulled over, has been arrested.

Electronic sign at University of Utah breached, displayed pornography for 2 days

A University of Utah employee reported Tuesday afternoon that an electronic sign outside of the university's Student Life Center was displaying images from a pornographic website.

Police: Driver shot in the face during road rage incident in Taylorsville

A driver was shot in the face during a road rage incident Tuesday around 5 p.m., according to Taylorsville police.

Citing 'serious concerns,' judge drops drug test results from state custody case

A Utah judge has ruled disputed drug tests cannot be considered in a family court case, potentially impacting other cases involving similar results.

Criminal charges dropped against 'Real Housewives of Salt Lake City' star

A criminal case against "Real Housewives of Salt Lake City" star Mary Martha Cosby, accusing her of harboring a minor, has been dismissed because of lack of evidence.

Burger King has a plan to make you fall in love with the Whopper again

The past few years have been tough for Burger King.

Leonardo museum unveils 'garden of hope' honoring efforts to remove land mines

The Leonardo unveiled its new Roots of Peace Garden, honoring the 25th anniversary of Roots of Peace, an organization promoting peace through turning land mines into agriculture.

GOP's Sen. Graham proposes nationwide abortion ban after 15 weeks

Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham has introduced a bill calling for a nationwide abortion ban. The bill would prohibit abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy, except in cases of rape, incest or danger to the physical health of the mother.

150M-year-old vomit found in Utah offers 'rare glimpse' into prehistoric ecosystems

Utah paleontologists discovered a pile of amphibian bones that they say appear to have been puked out by some sort of predator 150 million years ago.

This BYU grad could be special master in Trump's Mar-a-Lago search case

A BYU graduate and former general counsel at the Provo-based school could find himself in the middle of the legal wrangling between the FBI and former President Donald Trump.

14-year-old girl who police said was kidnapped from Grantsville has been found

The 14-year-old girl who went missing from Grantsville has been found and is with family, police say.

Elected officials announce winter overflow shelter efforts, housing solutions as crisis persists

Elected officials at the city, county and state levels announced emergency winter overflow shelter efforts and transitional housing plans as homelessness continues to rise in Salt Lake City.

Have You Seen This? Peyton Manning desperately wants a timeout

Peyton Manning was like the rest of us as we watched the Broncos make inexplicable decisions down the stretch while trailing 17-16 to the Seattle Seahawks.

Ken Starr, whose probe led to Clinton impeachment, dies

Ken Starr, a former federal appellate judge and a prominent attorney whose criminal investigation of Bill Clinton led to the president's impeachment, died Tuesday at age 76, his family says.

Salt Lake City airport's new growth, new gates moving 'ahead of schedule' as facility turns 2

Salt Lake City International Airport officials honored all the work that went into a new airport on Tuesday. They also unveiled changes to its growth timeline.

Casket of Queen Elizabeth II arrives at Buckingham Palace

The coffin of Queen Elizabeth II has arrived at Buckingham Palace after traveling through a drizzly London as crowds lined the route to bid her a final farewell.

Youth football referee punched over call in Layton shares message

A youth football referee is speaking out, saying a player punched him in the neck at a game last weekend. He is sharing a larger message for parents in the youth football community.

Collin 'Young Bull' Sexton ready to ride in Utah

Sexton looks to bring his hard-work attitude to a Utah Jazz team in desperate need of new leadership.

3 face charges tied to killing at Salt Lake parking garage, but none for murder

Three men face charges tying them to the shooting and killing of a man inside the Exchange Place parking structure in downtown Salt Lake City in 2018, but none is charged with murder.

Panel: Archives still not certain it has all Trump records

A congressional oversight committee has requested an assessment from the National Archives on whether presidential records removed by former President Donald Trump remain unaccounted for and potentially in his possession.

Utah Gov. Cox signs joint letter asking Biden to 'immediately' withdraw student loan plan

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox joined nearly half of the governors across the nation on Monday in penning a letter to President Joe Biden, denouncing his student loan forgiveness plan.

Man who set 3 Latter-day Saint churches on fire ordered to pay $1.13M in restitution

A man who set fire to three Latter-day Saint meetinghouses last year has been ordered to pay more than $1.13 million dollars in restitution and serve three years of probation.

Teacher shortages are real, but not for the reason you heard

Many schools have struggled to find enough educators. But the challenges are related more to hiring, especially for non-teaching staff positions.

The strange stories behind these 10 unique high school mascots

From Beetdiggers to Pioneers, Utah has some unique mascots.

Utes need a vertical threat in the offensive game plan, but is that with the receivers?

It's the question du jour, and one many supporters of the program hoped to see answered after a relatively quiet outing for the receivers.

This man was named Utah Teacher of the Year — 32 years after his dad won top honor

Where was Chad Warnick the day after being named 2023 Utah Teacher of the Year during a banquet at a Salt Lake hotel? He was working to enhance his students' education.

Patrick Kinahan: Bravo to Ainge for being bold about Jazz roster

The Utah Jazz top executive put it out in the strongest terms why the team decided to dump two perennial All-Stars still in their prime this summer.

Twitter whistleblower reveals employees concerned China agent could collect user data

The FBI informed Twitter of at least one Chinese agent working at the company, U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley said during a Senate hearing on Tuesday where a whistleblower testified, raising new concerns about foreign meddling at the influential social media platform.

Utah man accused in multiple voyeurism cases now faces federal charges

A man who has been arrested numerous times and accused of of various crimes against children — including lewdness, voyeurism and abuse — is now facing federal charges.

Utah student vaccine waivers rose for the first time in 3 years. Is it a trend or a one-off?

Utah experienced an increase in school vaccine waivers for kindergartners last year for the first time in three years. Why this happened and if it will continue to happen is less clear.

It's Hispanic Heritage Month. Here's how to celebrate in Utah

There's no shortage of things to do in Utah during Hispanic Heritage Month, which runs from Thursday to Oct. 15.

Man accused of shooting 2 at rodeo near Utah Lake charged with attempted murder

An Orem man faces attempted murder and other charges accusing him of shooting two people with one shot during a rodeo being held near Utah Lake.

KSL Investigators help Utahn sent to collections for wireless service she says she never had

Have you ever been hounded for charges you do not owe? Well, it has happened to a Pleasant Grove woman — twice. And when she could not get the debt collector to listen, she called the KSL Investigators for help.

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.

Driver critically injured after crash with semitruck in Pleasant View

A driver was critically injured early Tuesday after hitting a concrete barrier and then being hit by a semitruck on I-15 in Pleasant View, troopers said.

Ukrainian troops keep up pressure on fleeing Russian forces

Ukrainian troops piled pressure on retreating Russian forces Tuesday, pressing deeper into occupied territory and sending more Kremlin troops fleeing ahead of the counteroffensive that has inflicted a stunning blow on Moscow's military prestige.

US inflation slows for 2nd month but remains stubbornly high

Sharply lower prices for gas and cheaper used cars slowed U.S. inflation in August for a second straight month, though many other items rose in price, indicating that inflation remains a heavy burden for American households.

More 'free fare' days, traffic calming, better drought response among Salt Lake City's next goals

Expanded free fare transit programs are among the new goals that Salt Lake City is exploring.