Utah woman says fake cop pursued her for miles, stopped her

A woman said a driver, apparently impersonating law enforcement, followed her on I-15 in Draper, harassed her for several miles and even forced her to stop during an early morning encounter Friday that led her to call 911.

Fossil fuel protesters charged after tomato soup thrown on Van Gogh's 'Sunflowers'

Two anti-fossil fuel protesters who were filmed throwing tomato soup on Van Gogh's "Sunflowers" in a London gallery Friday have been charged with criminal damage offenses.

California city rests easier after serial killings arrest

The mayor of Stockton, California, says his city is resting easier following the weekend arrest of a man suspected of killing six men and wounding a woman in a series of shootings.

Native Americans recall torture, hatred at boarding schools

Victims of abusive, government-backed Native American boarding schools are sharing their experiences as U.S Interior Secretary Deb Haaland continues a yearlong tour to confront the troubled history of the institutions that were forced upon tribes.

Centerville family raising money to buy a service dog for son with Down syndrome

A Centerville family wants to grow their family by four legs to help their oldest son who was diagnosed with Down syndrome.

How to make intermittent fasting (finally) work for you

While a renewed interest in intermittent fasting can be good, many people are doing it wrong and getting poor results.

Motorcyclist killed, passenger critical after collision in Wasatch County

A motorcyclist died and a passenger on the bike was critically injured on Sunday after crashing with a car in Wasatch County, police said.

2 of the largest supermarkets in America are merging

Kroger announced Friday that it plans to buy Albertsons in a nearly $25 billion deal that could change the U.S. retail industry and impact how millions of customers buy their groceries.

Biden turning to Trump-era rule to expel Venezuelan migrants

President Joe Biden has invoked a Trump-era rule known as Title 42, which Biden's own Justice Department is fighting in court, to deny Venezuelans fleeing their crisis-torn country the chance to request asylum at the border.

Utahns urged to stop outside watering for the season

With the weather getting cooler, now is the time to turn off your watering systems, water officials say.

RSL falls in penalties to Austin in first round of MLS playoffs

Real Salt Lake survived 76 minutes down a man but fell short in a penalty shootout after finishing extra time tied 2-2 with Austin FC in the first round of the MLS Cup Playoffs Sunday in Texas.

Is dust pollution from the Great Salt Lake monitored?

Owens Lake in California, once the nation's largest source of dust pollution, has nine monitoring stations to determine the extent of the problem and help answer questions on what more needs to be done.

7 unforgettable things to do in the San Juan Islands

Located about 65 miles north of Seattle are the San Juan Islands, an archipelago known for marine life, gorgeous vistas and rich history.

Have You Seen This? Looks like a new family just moved into the neighborhood

At first glance, these elk look mild-mannered and respectful. But then you see the antlers on the big bulls and realize it might not be so great having them hang out right by your front door.

Connection of Cam Rising, Dalton Kincaid proves to be right fit for offensive success

With the game on the line and Utah trailing by 7 points to a high-powered USC offense, Kyle Whittingham and Andy Ludwig, once again, put their trust in Cam Rising.

Media messaging that humanizes communities doesn't change attitudes, study says

Media messaging with the intent to change people's attitudes towards communities by "humanizing" them are proven to be ineffective, new research from BYU shows.

The spookiest cities in the US — and why they still scare us

Several locales across the US claim to be king when it comes to Halloween. But three in particular — Savannah, Georgia; New Orleans and Salem, Massachusetts — have the haunting histories to truly earn the title.

Utes move up to No. 15 in latest AP Top 25 following upset win over Trojans

It was Utah's 12th straight win at home and the second consecutive win over USC, which is the first time in the series between the two program's since Utah joined the Pac-12.

As a Black American, I envied others' ancestral connections. Then a DNA test changed my world

Black Americans were deprived of knowing our ancestry. But now, thanks to new DNA testing, many of us are finding the answers we sought.

New report reveals trends in Utah's booming tech industry

A new report released by the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute this week revealed key findings as the need for the engineering and computer science workforce has emerged across industries.

Ever wanted to be a blacksmith? This Utah family can teach you

Carson Pate relaxes by standing over a 3,000-degree forge and hammering a 1,200-degree piece of steel into submission.

Josh Furlong's AP Top 25: As Tennessee rises, Alabama falls ... a bit

The weekend featured five games where both teams were ranked in the Associated Press Top 25 poll, and most did not disappoint.

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

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.

Poll: Most Utahns not worried about COVID-19 or the flu despite predictions of winter 'double whammy'

Just 30% of Utahns are worried about getting COVID-19 or the flu this fall, according to the latest Deseret News/Hinckley Institute of Politics poll.