Orem woman says fake locksmiths took advantage when she needed help

Workers claiming to be locksmiths left an Orem woman with a damaged door knob and out $179.

Putin orders partial military call-up, sparking protests across Russia

Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered a partial mobilization of reservists in Russia. It's an unpopular step that sparked rare protests across the country and led to almost 1,200 arrests.

NASA fuels moon rocket in test, hit again with pesky leaks

NASA's new moon rocket sprouted more fuel leaks in a test ahead of a possible launch attempt next week. The fueling demo had barely begun Wednesday when hydrogen began escaping at the same place and same time as before.

Utah's domesticated elk program at 'critical juncture' due to disease, state says

Utah agricultural leaders say chronic wasting disease among domestic herds has them questioning the future of the state's domestic elk program.

Student arrested, accused of making nuclear threat unless Utes won

A University of Utah student was arrested Wednesday after police say she threatened to detonate a nuclear reactor if the Utes didn't win on Saturday.

Roads closed in Capitol Reef National Park due to flooding

Heavy rain is always a concern in Capitol Reef National Park because of the washes and slot canyons. Tuesday, park managers closed a good chunk of the park to visitors because of those concerns.

Church of Jesus Christ announces $5M donation to UNICEF's global malnutrition program

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has announced a $5 million donation to UNICEF's "No Time to Waste" global malnutrition campaign

Senate confirms Joel Ferry as director of the Utah Division of Natural Resources

The Utah Senate on Wednesday unanimously confirmed Ferry as Gov. Spencer Cox's pick to lead the Division of Natural Resources.

BYU teammates, coaches 'very' surprised by Dallin Holker's transfer plans

The standout tight end plans to transfer from BYU, his dad told the Deseret News late Tuesday night.

Bill could address major concern of Orem splitting from Alpine School District

State Sen. Keith Grover is proposing legislation that he says would address some of the concerns about voters in Orem potentially deciding to split from the Alpine School District.

Utah company advises you to check your food storage

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

Joint practice with Jazz allows RSL to 'break things up' heading into final stretch

Real Salt Lake took an opportunity to welcome the Utah Jazz to America First Field in a joint practice, offering some much-needed "reprieve" for head coach Pablo Mastroeni and his squad.

US House passes election bill spurred by Jan. 6 Capitol attack, but fate unclear

The U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill to overhaul Congress' certification process for presidential elections on Wednesday, a crucial step as Democrats hope to prevent the kind of chaos from Jan. 6, 2021, when rioters tried to subvert Joe Biden's victory.

Proposed tiny home village draws mixed reactions from Salt Lake residents

Despite many residents calling the proposed tiny village for the chronically homeless "a done deal" on Salt Lake City Council's end, the council's approval hasn't happened yet.

Judge finds Clearfield man guilty of assaulting son for refusing to go on mission

A Clearfield man has been convicted of assaulting his son after the 18-year-old told him he wasn't going on a Latter-day Saint mission.

Why haven't the remains of JJ Vallow and Tylee Ryan been released to family members?

Larry Woodcock made a passionate plea outside the Fremont County Courthouse Thursday following a hearing for one of the people accused of killing his grandson.

Have You Seen This? Moments when Queen Elizabeth shared her sense of humor

This compilation of humorous comments from Queen Elizabeth definitely got me laughing — often just from the look on the queen's face.

Dust hot spots: Where is Great Salt Lake's toxic dust most likely to originate?

There are now 800 square miles of exposed lakebed but four areas generate the most dust, one Utah researcher explains.

Utah company proposes solution that could help decrease gun violence in the U.S.

According to a May 2022 survey from Morning Consult and Politico, 88% of the population support background checks on all gun sales. But for background checks to be effective, it's important to understand the flaws in the current system — and how to fix them.

Pac-12 'crown jewels' are on a losing streak — with religious bigotry

Derogatory chants during BYU-Oregon game result in apologies from the University of Oregon and the state's governor, but where is the national outrage?

Teen who stabbed couple entered random unlocked home intent on attacking anyone, police say

A 15-year-old accused of entering a Taylorsville home and stabbing a couple in their bedroom went into the random unlocked house with the intent to assault anyone, police said Wednesday.

Utah man assaulted school bus driver, threatened to kill passengers, police say

A South Weber man faces criminal charges after police say he assaulted a school bus driver and threatened to shoot everyone on the bus.

Why has KSL-TV's Mike Headrick been off air?

KSL-TV viewers have been asking where Mike Headrick has been, noticing the anchor and reporter has been missing the last four weeks from the news station's daily broadcast.

After 99 days in decline, price for gasoline up a penny

After 99 consecutive days of declining gasoline prices, the cost for a gallon edged a penny higher.

West Jordan man admits sexually assaulting teenager in 2018 in guilty plea

A Utah man scheduled for trial this week on charges that he sexually assaulted a 17-year-old boy in a motel room has instead agreed to a plea deal.

Biden: Russia's Ukraine abuses 'make your blood run cold'

President Joe Biden has declared that Russia has "shamelessly violated the core tenets" of the United Nations charter with its "brutal, needless war" in Ukraine.

Award-winning Salt Lake restaurateur, 'Utah icon' Valter Nassi dies

Award-winning chef Valter Nassi, who owns the Salt Lake restaurant Valter's Osteria, died Tuesday night. Former Gov. Gary Herbert called him a "Utah icon."

Fed attacks inflation with another big hike and expects more

Intensifying its fight against high inflation, the Federal Reserve raised its key interest rate Wednesday by a substantial three-quarters of a point for a third straight time and signaled more large rate hikes to come.

Utah company examines mass grave to identify remains of Tulsa Race Massacre

A team of Utah experts with unique expertise has started to examine a grave site for hundreds of people killed in the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre.

It's about that time: Jaylon Glover to take more 'prominent' role with Utes

After a two-game sample size, Utah head coach Kyle Whittingham already sees a bright future for his freshman running back.

James Webb Space Telescope turns its high-tech 'eyes' on Mars

Since July, the James Webb Space Telescope has been wowing the world with its stunning images from space. Now, Webb has turned its high-tech cameras on Mars.

Trump accused of vast fraud in suit by NY attorney general

New York's attorney general sued former President Donald Trump and his company for fraud on Wednesday, alleging they padded his net worth by billions of dollars by lying about the value of prized assets including golf courses, hotels and his homes at Trump Tower and Mar-a-Lago.

'It's aliens!': Sewer technology tooting causes mysterious music in Salt Lake City homes, toilets

People living in downtown Salt Lake City have reported hearing music amidst the construction. The reason: a unique form of sewer maintenance.

Highland man faces charges after 5-hour standoff with SWAT team

A Highland man who police say prompted a five-hour standoff with a SWAT team is now facing criminal charges.

Wyoming's Craig Bohl knows history with No. 19 BYU. Here's what he's telling Pokes

College football fans in Laramie have regularly held a special place in their hearts for this series, if nothing else.

US adults should get routine anxiety screening, panel says

An influential health guidelines group says U.S. doctors should regularly screen adults for anxiety. It's the first time the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force has recommended anxiety screening in primary care for adults without symptoms.

How family-friendly work policies could help Utah companies struggling to find/keep employees

A new survey shows that when it comes to the ideal work situation, many parents and guardians would appreciate more family-friendly policies.

Elon Musk faces skeptics as Tesla gets ready to unveil 'Optimus' robot

Elon Musk blamed overreliance on factory robots for sending electric carmaker Tesla to "production hell" four years ago, saying humans were better at certain jobs. Tesla now is floating ambitious plans to deploy thousands of humanoid robots in its factories.

What caused the weekend fire that damaged 10 cars in UVU parking lot?

Fire investigators determined an engine malfunction was to blame in a fire that destroyed three cars and damaged several others in a parking lot at the Utah Valley University campus over the weekend.

Space Force releases official song 'Semper Supra'

The U.S. Space Force released its official song, titled "Semper Supra," on Tuesday.