2 people killed in aircraft crash near Preston, Idaho

Two people were killed in an aircraft crash Wednesday morning east of Preston, Idaho. The plane was found later in the day.

Water woes: Contamination in Sunset, Pleasant Grove; flooding in Salt Lake City

Utahns across the state are experiencing water woes — from contaminated drinking water to flooding.

RSL collapses in second half of 3-0 loss in Austin

Moussa Djitte got the first hat trick in Austin FC history Wednesday and Real Salt Lake was unable to find any goals itself in a 3-0 loss on the road.

Elizabeth Smart Foundation bringing self-defense class to SUU campus

The self-defense class founded by Elizabeth Smart is now available to Southern Utah University students as a for-credit course beginning this fall.

Protesters in Salt Lake City call for halt to attacks in Armenia, ask US Congress to intervene

Joanna Kazazyan's family members are among the civilians whose lives and homes have been endangered by violence along the Armenian-Azerbaijani border.

University of Utah responds after topless women wore body paint to game

After two young women entered the University of Utah's Rice-Eccles Stadium during last weekend's football game wearing body paint as tops, the university issued a statement Wednesday that said anyone in violation of Utah's state statute on lewdness involving a child will not be allowed entrance or will be ejected from the stadium.

1 rail union rejects deal, 2 accept ahead of strike deadline; supply chains, rising costs at stake

Members of one union have rejected a tentative deal with the largest U.S. freight railroads, while two ratified agreements and three other unions remained at the bargaining table just days ahead of a national strike deadline.

Church of Jesus Christ gives $32 million for food crisis, its largest humanitarian contribution ever

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints made its largest one-time contribution to a humanitarian organization ever — $32 million to the United Nations World Food Programme to help fight the current global food crisis.

How well did Utah's colleges, universities rate according to US News rankings?

The latest U.S. News and World Report's college rankings lift up Brigham Young University above other colleges and universities in Utah.

5 reasons to stop renting and to build a new home

Unprecedentedly high housing prices have discouraged many potential first-time buyers, who instead are deciding to continue renting.

Patagonia's founder transfers ownership to help fight the climate crisis

Patagonia's founder is transferring ownership of the company after nearly 50 years into two entities that will help fight the climate crisis.

Jury finds Alabama man acted in self-defense in Midvale murder case

A Utah jury has acquitted a 27-year-old man of murder, saying he acted in self-defense when he killed another man following an hourslong argument in Midvale last year.

Man charged in connection with Sandy shooting, robbery

A Utah man was charged Wednesday with shooting a man in a Sandy parking lot after the victim decided he did not want to buy a watch from him, police say.

Ukrainian flag raised in retaken city after Russian retreat

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has made a rare foray outside Ukraine's capital and highlighted Moscow's embarrassing retreat from a Ukrainian counteroffensive.

What's next for the proposed tiny home village on Salt Lake City's west side?

The proposed tiny home village to house Salt Lake City's chronically homeless is nearing its final steps — but the Salt Lake City Council isn't quite ready to roll out the welcome mat.

R. Kelly convicted on many counts, acquitted of trial fixing

A federal jury has convicted R&B star R. Kelly of child pornography charges in his hometown of Chicago.

Ketamine infusions improve symptoms of depression, anxiety and suicidal ideation, study says

People who got intravenous ketamine at three private ketamine infusion clinics had "significant improvement" in symptoms of depression, anxiety and suicidal ideation, a new study says.

Utah company advises you to check your food storage

No one buys food storage with the intent of letting it go to waste.

Mike Lee calls on Biden to help the family of a US Navy lieutenant imprisoned in Japan

Standing outside the U.S. capitol alongside the family of a U.S. Navy lieutenant imprisoned in Japan, Sen. Mike Lee called on President Joe Biden to help bring him home.

FBI raids homes of polygamous FLDS leader in Colorado City

The FBI has conducted several raids in Colorado City, Arizona, involving a sect of the polygamous Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.

Is it too soon to get a flu shot? 3 things you need to know

It's important to get both an annual influenza vaccination and the COVID-19 booster shot, but is it better to wait or get them now?

3 charged with murder in shooting death outside Salt Palace Convention Center

Three men accused of chasing and gunning down a man outside a shoe convention at the Salt Palace Convention Center were each charged Wednesday with murder.

Child poverty rate fell by nearly half in 2021 as enhanced child tax credit sent billions to families

The share of children in poverty fell by nearly half in 2021, thanks mainly to a one-year enhancement of the enhanced child tax credit, according to Census Bureau data released Tuesday.

Moochie's restaurant robbed; owner says thief used professional tools to break in

Business is back open after a brazen break-in at Moochie's Meatballs and More in South Salt Lake. Business owners hope their surveillance video will help catch the thief.

Salt Lake buildings to light up in red, green and white for Mexican Independence Day

The Walker Center and the Salt Lake City-County Building will be illuminated in the colors of the Mexican Flag on Sep. 15-16 to commemorate the 212th anniversary of the independence of Mexico.

Can Utah State football find its identity?

Similar to how the 2021 team left the one-win 2020 Aggies back in quarantine, the 2022 version needs to leave the 2021 Aggies back in the trophy case and create its own identity.

Similac is back in production. Does that mean the baby formula shortage is over?

After six months of frantic searching for formula, parents are starting to believe the worst may be over. But the supply's not back to normal yet

In Arizona, worry about access to Colorado River water

In Arizona, water officials are concerned, though not panicking, about getting water in the future from the Colorado River as its levels decline and the federal government talks about the need for states in the Colorado River Basin to reduce use.

Judge unseals additional portions of Mar-a-Lago affidavit

A federal judge has unsealed additional portions of an FBI affidavit laying out the basis for a search of former President Donald Trump's Florida home.

2nd person charged in double shooting at rodeo near Utah Lake

The girlfriend of a man accused of attempted murder for allegedly shooting two people during an unlicensed rodeo near Utah Lake has been charged with trying to mislead police about his involvement.

Businesses, White House plan for possible rail strike Friday

Business and government officials are bracing for the possibility of a nationwide rail strike at the end of this week while talks carry on between the largest U.S. freight railroads and their unions.

Some national names, and a few local ones, await No. 12 BYU on visit to No. 25 Oregon

The 12th-ranked Cougars will have to contend with Auburn transfer Bo Nix and former Orem High star Noah Sewell in its trip to Autzen Stadium against No. 25 Oregon.

Police ID ride-share passenger killed in vehicle collision with TRAX train

Police have identified a passenger who died after the driver of a ride-share vehicle they were traveling in ran a red light and was "clipped" by a TRAX light-rail train Wednesday morning.

These housing markets are 'significantly overvalued,' may see prices fall up to 20%, Moody's says

As the housing slump deepens, national housing experts and economists are watching home prices dip across the country — with some regions dropping faster than others.

Roy man sent to prison for killing friend over money dispute

A Roy man was sentenced Monday to at least 17 years and up to life in prison for the 2021 shooting death of his friend over what prosecutors say was a money dispute.

'Always positive': Friends remember man killed while riding bike in Murray

Friends and neighbors are remembering a man who was killed while riding his bike Monday morning in Murray.

Queen Elizabeth II lies in state after solemn procession

The coffin of Queen Elizabeth II left Buckingham Palace for the last time Wednesday, borne on a horse-drawn carriage and saluted by cannons and the tolling of Big Ben, in a solemn procession through the flag-draped, crowd-lined streets of London to Westminster Hall.

What is value-based care? 4 ways patients benefit from this healthcare approach

At its core, value-based care is about improving health outcomes and reducing costs. Put another way, it's about delivering the right care at the right time in the right place.

West Jordan neighborhood at wit's end over 'infestation' of skunks, raccoons

A West Jordan neighborhood says it's experiencing a nuisance infestation that has neighbors at their wit's end in their own homes. They say skunks are spraying dogs and raccoons are wandering the streets.

Mountain biker falls 100 feet down a ravine on southern Utah trail

A 60-year man is in critical condition following a mountain bike accident Monday when he went off the side of the JEM trail, east of Hurricane and LaVerkin, according to the Washington County Sheriff's office.

US mortgage interest rates top 6% for first time since 2008

The average interest rate on the most popular U.S. home loan rose above 6% for the first time since 2008 and is now more than double the level it was one year ago, Mortgage Bankers Association data showed on Wednesday.

Chronic absenteeism leads to rise in F grades in most of Utah's largest school districts

Schools in Utah are dealing with the problem of chronic absenteeism. After the pandemic, educators are seeing thousands of absences, and as a result, failing grades.