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Rising throws career-high 4 TDs as No. 14 Utah overwhelms San Diego St in 35-7 win

09/17/2022 11:21pm
In the end, Utah wrapped up its nonconference slate with a 35-7 win over San Diego State.

'Gritty' new venture investor Kat Kennedy is ready to up the ante in Utah's tech ecosystem

09/17/2022 10:24pm
Tech veteran and newly minted venture capital investor Kat Kennedy got an early lesson in what equity looks like, though at the time it was just about everyone pitching in to do the work that comes with growing up in a rural agricultural community.

RSL playoff hopes fading with 2-1 home loss to Cincinnati

09/17/2022 9:54pm
Real Salt Lake was unable to convert a penalty and conceded a late goal to FC Cincinnati in a 2-1 loss at America First Field.

Cheetahs prosper in making a comeback in India after 70 years

09/17/2022 9:46pm
Seven decades after cheetahs died out in India, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has released eight cats that were transported from Namibia to their new home: a national park in the heart of India.

Small Navajo Nation community gets electricity in its neighborhood

09/17/2022 9:08pm
Lt. Governor Deidre Henderson heard from community members about the struggle for power. She said politicians in the past had made promises but never followed through.

No. 12 BYU has a run problem, and Kalani Sitake should rush to fix it

09/17/2022 7:57pm
Jaren Hall had another banner day Saturday in Autzen Stadium, but the lack of a run game was a glaring omission in No. 12 BYU's 41-20 loss to No. 25 Oregon at Autzen Stadium.

Davis District investigating allegations that special needs student was abused at school

09/17/2022 7:49pm
Three school employees are now on leave, pending an investigation after allegations of abuse at a Davis School District school.

US appeals court rejects big tech's right regulate online speech

09/17/2022 7:16pm
A U.S. appeals court on Friday upheld a Texas law that bars large social media companies from banning or censoring users based on "viewpoint," a setback for technology industry groups that say the measure would turn platforms into bastions of dangerous content.

Voter challenges, records requests swamp election offices

09/17/2022 7:08pm
Election conspiracy theorists are flooding local election offices with voter challenges and public records requests. The wave of inquiries is adding to the already heavy workload those offices face as they scramble to prepare for November's elections.

Couple killed in plane crash had plans for cross-country trip

09/17/2022 6:11pm
A husband and wife were killed in a plane crash Wednesday. Their bodies were found by local law enforcement search and rescue crews.

The Episcopal Diocese of Utah welcomes new bishop at her ordination

09/17/2022 5:12pm
Members of the Episcopal church and others gathered on Saturday for the ordination of the Episcopal Diocese of Utah's new bishop, Phyllis Ann Spiegel.

Quack attack: No. 25 Oregon rolls to 41-20 win over No. 12 BYU

09/17/2022 4:42pm
Thirty-two years after BYU's last upset over a top-10 program in Provo, history had a way of repeating itself at Autzen Stadium in Eugene, Oregon.

Flaming Gorge falls as drought felt higher up Colorado River

09/17/2022 4:21pm
A boating and fishing paradise on the Utah-Wyoming line is beginning to feel the effects of the two-decade megadrought gripping the southwestern U.S. Until now, Flaming Gorge Reservoir hasn't seen anything like the low water that has drastically shrunk Lake Mead near Las Vegas and Lake Powell in Arizona and Utah.

Have You Seen This? Air mattress prank goes awry

09/17/2022 3:30pm
You know a prank has failed when it results in you needing to buy a new TV and apologize for injuring your friend.

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

09/17/2022 3:00pm - SPONSORED
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.

Feds fighting back against invasive fish species near Lake Powell

09/17/2022 2:12pm
Biologists are preparing to take their first steps to remove a pair of invasive fish species that have entered the lower Colorado River ecosystem as a result of record-low Lake Powell reservoir levels.

Carmelite Fair makes a comeback after 2-year COVID break

09/17/2022 1:21pm
After a two-year pause because of the pandemic, the annual Carmelite Fair in Holladay is returning Sunday.

US-UK relations enter new chapter as new PM, king settle in

09/17/2022 12:31pm
President Joe Biden heads to the United Kingdom to pay his respects to Queen Elizabeth II at a time of transition in U.S.-U.K. relations, as both a new royal and a new prime minister are settling in.

Can religious schools create inclusive campuses?

09/17/2022 11:23am - PARTNER
Sometimes it takes standing alone to appreciate just how much common ground we share.

Lehi residents balk at plan to cut down more than 300 trees from neighborhood

09/17/2022 11:05am
Citing safety and liability concerns, Lehi plans to remove more than 300 trees from park strips in the Olympic Park neighborhood.

What can you do if you are a victim of a corporate hack?

09/17/2022 10:37am
A reported breach of Uber's internal systems on Thursday underscored the need for consumers to know what they can do to protect themselves if a service they use has suffered a cyber attack.

'Still living a dream': Eric Weddle 'humbled' by his journey that was shaped at Utah

09/17/2022 10:18am
As a former "little punk California kid," Eric Weddle never dreamed he'd be where he is today.

Study finds potential link between daily multivitamin, improved cognition in older adults

09/17/2022 9:35am
Taking a daily multivitamin might be associated with improved brain function in older adults, a new study says, and the benefit appears to be greater for those with a history of cardiovascular disease.

Father of Uber passenger killed in Salt Lake City crash expresses anger, shock

09/17/2022 8:28am
The father of the Uber passenger killed in downtown Salt Lake City on Wednesday is expressing anger and shock after his son's death.

Short-term training provides skills that lead to jobs

09/17/2022 8:00am - SPONSORED
If you are a Utah resident who is unemployed, underemployed, or working in a vulnerable position, funding is now available to cover tuition and fees for many short-term training and certificate programs at Salt Lake Community College.

Does Utah have the most confrontational drivers in the nation?

09/17/2022 7:14am
Utah may not be a great place to be when it comes to confrontations on the roadway, at least according to a survey released this week.