Puerto Ricans in Utah collecting supplies for Hurricane Fiona relief efforts

Puerto Ricans in Utah are banding together to support Puerto Rico after yet another catastrophe has hit the island.

NTSB wants all new vehicles to check drivers for alcohol use

The National Transportation Safety Board is recommending that all new vehicles in the U.S. be equipped with blood alcohol monitoring systems that can stop an intoxicated person from driving.  

3 charged in West Jordan drug deal with counterfeit money that ended in a stabbing

Three people, including a 17-year-old boy, are facing criminal charges after police say a drug deal involving counterfeit money ended in a stabbing in West Jordan in July.

'It's a battle': Why there's a growing fight to stop phragmites around the Great Salt Lake

Phragmites have only been around the Great Salt Lake ecosystem for a few decades but they cause a lot of problems.

Migrants sue Florida governor over Martha's Vineyard flights

Venezuelan migrants flown from San Antonio to the upscale Massachusetts island of Martha's Vineyard have sued Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and his transportation secretary for engaging in a "fraudulent and discriminatory scheme" to relocate them.

What will another jumbo rate hike from Federal Reserve mean for beleaguered consumers?

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell warned last month that more economic discomfort is on the horizon and is set to take action on that guidance at the monetary body's meeting on Wednesday.

Salt Lake City meets water conservation goal, saving 2.9B gallons of water

Salt Lake City Public Utilities says there was a big water reduction this summer as residents stepped up during the ongoing drought.

Slow starts, explosive 2nd quarters: What's up with Utah's offense?

Utah's offense has only scored 14 points in the first quarter through their first three games of the season. It hasn't been a problem so far ... at least not yet.

Family reaches $3M settlement with Salt Lake police after shooting of 13-year-old boy with autism

The family of Linden Cameron, who was shot by Salt Lake police in 2020, announced Friday they have reached a settlement with the police department over the shooting.

It's National Voter Registration Day. Here's how to register to vote in Utah

Here's a brief guide on how to check your registration status or register to vote in Utah ahead of this year's general election on Tuesday, Nov. 8.

Is the pandemic over? Reaction to Biden's comments on COVID-19

COVID-19 isn't going away, health experts said after President Joe Biden declared the pandemic is over.

'The little things that run the world': The ants go marching one by one — 20 quadrillion of them

The world's human population is forecast to surpass 8 billion in the coming months. Compared to ants, that is a mediocre milestone.

Don't cook chicken in NyQuil: FDA warns about dangerous social media challenges

Want to cook chicken in NyQuil? Overdose on antihistamines? Swallow laundry detergent pods?

Have You Seen This? BYU offers special flag to Oregon in honor of fallen player

Before the game, the Cougars laid flowers at the 4-yard line in honor of Spencer Webb, the tight end who tragically died in a climbing accident in July.

Utah Inland Port Authority needs clear plan for future before spending $150M bond, auditors say

The Utah Inland Port Authority needs to outline clear goals for the future — which it hasn't yet done — before starting to spend some of the $150 million in bonds approved last year, according to a new report.

Family of injured Utah Little League player claims negligence in lawsuit

The family of the Utah Little League player injured at the World Series when he fell from his bunk bed is now suing Little League Baseball and the furniture company that made the bed.

The difference between LASIK and EVO ICL, and which one is best for you

Vision correction surgery can be a dream come true for people who long to ditch the hassle and financial burden of wearing glasses and contact lenses every day.

Layton boy in hospital with chest wound after fight between students, stabbing

A high school boy was stabbed by another student during a fight in Layton on Tuesday, police said.

'Our world is in peril': At UN, leaders push for solutions to 'colossal global dysfunction'

The world's problems are seizing the spotlight as the U.N. General Assembly's yearly meeting of world leaders opens.

Wrap Ukraine with Quilts to donate quilts, teach sewing skills in Poland

After Russia invaded Ukraine, a Lehi couple was eager to help with humanitarian aid and started a project to comfort Ukrainian refugee children with handmade quilts.

Judge asks Trump's lawyers if he declassified records in FBI search

The U.S. judge appointed to review documents seized last month by the FBI from Donald Trump's Florida home raised doubts on Tuesday about the former president's claim that he should not yet review whether the records were classified or not.

Monkeypox affecting Latino and Pacific Islander Utahns disproportionately

Although Latinos make up just 15% of the state's population, they make up 34% of the state's monkeypox cases. White individuals make up 77% of Utah but are only 50% of cases.

Improved leadership a major takeaway from Utah State's bye week

In efforts to turn around season, several Aggies players stepped into leadership roles during the bye week.

Salt Lake man charged with stabbing woman, then stabbing man 6 days later

A Salt Lake man faces criminal charges accusing him of stabbing a woman, then stabbing a man six days later in the same area of Salt Lake City.

Mike Pence calls for stricter abortion laws, strengthening military during Utah visit

Former Vice President Mike Pence visited the Beehive State Tuesday to speak to a packed audience at Utah Valley University's Gary R. Herbert Institute for Public Policy Fall Forum.

Flood watch issued for large chunk of Utah as monsoonal showers return

All parts of the state are expected to receive some rain by Wednesday, though most of it will be centered in central and southeastern Utah.

5 hacks for getting the most out of Disneyland

A lot goes into planning a trip to Disneyland.

Patrick Kinahan: Serious issues concern BYU football

Breaking down the season into segments, in this case 25% of the schedule, BYU football is right on target to achieve realistic goals.

Fiona wallops Turks and Caicos, Puerto Rico still stunned

Hurricane Fiona is blasting the Turks and Caicos Islands as a Category 3 storm after devastating Puerto Rico, where most people remain without electricity or running water.

4 out of 5 pregnancy-related deaths in the US are preventable, CDC finds

The vast majority of deaths among pregnant women and new mothers in the United States are preventable, according to a new report.

1 man killed, 1 flown to hospital after crash in southern Utah

A man died and another man was flown to a hospital with injuries after a crash Monday on U.S. 89 in Kane County, troopers said.

Anonymous donor pledges nearly $100K to cover meals at Utah elementary school

An anonymous donation will provide breakfast and lunch for the students at Manila Elementary School, after a free lunch program offered during the pandemic has ended.

Are changes coming to BYU's kicking game? Coaches mulling 'lack of discipline'

Changes may be coming to BYU's personnel groupings following a road loss to No. 15 Oregon, at least in a handful of key positions.

Boy wakes couple, stabs both after entering random Taylorsville home, police say

A 15-year-old boy was arrested early Tuesday after police say he entered a random Taylorsville home in the middle of the night, woke up a couple and then stabbed the husband and wife.

Storm damages space center in Japan, 130K still without power

A tropical storm that dumped heavy rain as it cut across Japan moved into the Pacific after killing two people and leaving thousands of homes without power. New damage was reported Tuesday in southern Japan, where Typhoon Nanmadol hit over the weekend before weakening as it moved north.

Housing recession deepens: Homebuilder confidence falls, homes sell below list price

An increasing number of homes are selling below listing prices as sellers recalibrate their prices to falling buyer demand, according to RE/MAX's August National Housing Report.

Want to hunt Utah? 6 ways a truck can help you do it better

While it's technically possible to use some other vehicle for hunting, you're not going to enjoy the best experience without the higher clearance and extra power provided by a truck.

China values UN relationship despite human rights criticism

As world leaders gather in New York next week for the annual U.N. General Assembly, China is also focusing on another U.N.-related meeting in Geneva. Chinese diplomats are trying to thwart a possible call by the Human Rights Council for further scrutiny of its human rights record against the Uyhgur ethnic group in Xinjiang.

Some Utah students get back to the basics, reduce technology use on 'Mindful Monday'

As teachers and students look for ways to balance the use of technology in the classroom, one school in Sandy starts the week off by getting back to the basics with "Mindful Mondays."

'The Letter': A death sentence waiting to happen

Many people believed if there was ever a case that warranted a death penalty, this was the one. Episode 4 of "The Letter" podcast looks back at the sentencing hearing for Jorge Benvenuto.