Cox tackles immigration, housing and more in Latino Town Hall

Gov. Spencer Cox held a Latino Town Hall on Monday night — his first such event with the Latino community during his nearly two years as governor.

Judge rules Utah redistricting lawsuit can move forward

A judge denied a motion to dismiss claims against the Utah's new congressional maps drawn by the Utah Legislature.

Student test scores: How the pandemic impacted Utah students

The latest results of the National Assessment of Educational Progress reflect years of disrupted learning due to the COVID-19 pandemic as math and reading scores declined nationwide.

'We weren't going to go 82-0': Tired Jazz drop first game of season to Rockets

The ball finally didn't bounce Utah's way.

Sleeping 5 hours or fewer could put you at risk of multiple chronic diseases, study finds

A new study using data that spans 25 years has found that getting just five hours of sleep or fewer every night is associated with a higher likelihood of being diagnosed with multiple chronic diseases.

Candidate disqualified in Davis County House race

Republican write-in Steve Furshtut is no longer in the race for a seat in Utah's House District 16 in Davis County. Furshtut was disqualified for not submitting the proper paperwork.

Kalani Sitake isn't shaking up BYU staff, but changes being taken to address ailing defense

The seventh-year head coach confirmed again he is calling the plays on defense, but added that defensive coordinator Ilaisa Tuiaki is being reassigned to the defensive line and not demoted.

Utah Senate race becomes referendum on direction Trump has led GOP

Just weeks before the Nov. 8 election, Utah's senior senator, Republican Mike Lee, is now acknowledging a real political threat from Evan McMullin. McMullin is an anti-Donald Trump independent and former Republican who is challenging Lee in the state's most competitive Senate race in decades.

Man threw hot coffee at McDonald's employee because order was too slow, police say

A 79-year-old man was arrested Monday after police say he threw hot coffee at a McDonald's employee in Salt Lake City after becoming upset that his order was taking too long.

Got the latest COVID booster shot? You may need another dose soon

The new COVID-19 booster shot may not offer enough protection to last until next fall, a top federal official is warning.

Is a criminal record holding you back? This Utah app can help you get back on track

Rasa Legal is on a mission to help clear as many eligible records as possible by removing the complicated and costly barriers that often get in the way of that process.

Police say suspects in Salt Lake killing are linked to unsolved 2020 Millcreek killing

Police have named two as suspects in the 2020 shooting death of a man at a Millcreek car wash, and say one of those men is currently charged with murder in a shooting at the Salt Palace last month.

'Bodies strewn all over the place': Why are wild horses being shot in southern Utah?

After discovering the bodies of 16 wild horses presumably shot dead in San Juan County, brothers Wayne and Curtis Yanito are looking for answers.

Missing elderly Utah woman found deceased in Wyoming

An elderly Utah woman who disappeared and was the subject of a Silver Alert was found deceased in Wyoming after police believe she ran out of gas, began walking and succumbed to the weather.

Have You Seen This? A lovebird's unlikely best friend

There are exceptions to nearly every rule of nature, according to the internet, and one lovebird named Chicken found true friendship with two cat brothers.

Wintry storm puts 2 feet of snow in some Utah places. Is more on the way?

This week's snow could be a window into Utah's winter, but it also could be an outlier, according to a new long-term forecast.

Doing these 6 things can help make sure your car is ready for Utah winter driving

With just a few simple steps, you can be ready for whatever weather comes down the pike over the next six months. With the help of the experts at Volkswagen SouthTowne, here are six ways to make sure your vehicle is winter-ready.

Gold's Gym parent company confirms CEO was on crashed plane

A press representative of the RSG Group of gym outlets, including Gold's Gym and McFit, has confirmed that founder and CEO Rainer Schaller, family and friends were aboard a small plane that disappeared from radar just off Costa Rica's Caribbean coast.

Leslie Jordan, versatile Emmy-winning actor, dies at 67

Leslie Jordan, the Emmy-winning actor whose wry Southern drawl and versatility made him a comedy and drama standout on TV series including "Will & Grace" and "American Horror Story," has died. He was 67.

Disney princess to sing with Tabernacle Choir at Christmas concert

Disney princess and Broadway star Lea Salonga will perform with the Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra at Temple Square for its annual Christmas concerts Dec. 15, 16 and 17.

Biden to get updated COVID vaccine, urges Americans to follow suit

President Joe Biden will get his updated COVID-19 vaccine on Tuesday and urge more Americans to get the latest shot, White House spokesman Kevin Munoz said on Sunday.

After struggle, Ukraine claims success in downing drones

Ukrainian authorities on Monday tried to dampen public fears over Russia's use of Iranian-built drones on its neighbor by claiming increasing success in shooting down the small aircraft, while talk of a "dirty bomb" attack has added another worrying dimension to the eight-month-old conflict.

Utah resorts gear up to welcome skiers, snowboarders in a few weeks

Skiers did not waste time heading up the mountain to enjoy the first snow of the season at Solitude Mountain Resort Sunday.

In-N-Out just opened in Logan and has plans for Meridian and Boise. Is eastern Idaho next?

With plans in the works for In-N-Out Burger restaurants in Boise and Meridian Idaho, could eastern Idaho be next?

Social media, cable news 'are getting us addicted to outrage,' Cox tells BYU students

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox told BYU students on Monday that he's worried politics are replacing religion for many — and deepening the divide between communities.

The Latter-day Saint guide to fighting antisemitism

The author of "The Burning Book" discusses the unique relationship between Judaism and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

5 differences between Mono Lake and the Great Salt Lake

How do these two salty lakes compare?

Police: 3 killed in shooting at St. Louis high school

St. Louis police say three people are dead after a shooting at a high school Monday morning. Police Commissioner Michael Sack said the three dead included an adult, a girl and the shooter.

Trump company set for criminal trial in off-books pay scheme

Former President Donald Trump's company is set to face trial on charges that it helped some of its executives cheat on their taxes. Jury selection is scheduled to begin Monday in New York City.

Locals in the NFL: Zach Wilson, Jets overcome injuries for best start since 2010

Zach Wilson completed an efficient 16-of-26 passes for 121 yards, but was held without a touchdown for the second-straight week.

Wyoming hunter shoots self while fighting off grizzly attack

A Wyoming hunter accidentally shot himself in the leg while trying to fight off a grizzly bear attack.

Human-triggered avalanche in Little Cottonwood Canyon prompts warning

Barely through the first major storm of the season and forecasters are warning of potential avalanche risk following a human-triggered avalanche in Little Cottonwood Canyon Sunday.

Utah State loss to Wyoming a blow to postseason aspirations

The aftermath of each Utah State loss this season has rung different tones.

Rishi Sunak to become Britain's next prime minister

Former Treasury chief Rishi Sunak is set to become Britain's next prime minister after winning the Conservative leadership race. He now faces the huge task of stabilizing the party and country at a time of economic and political turbulence.

Want to lose weight? Forget what you think you know about diet and exercise

If your doctor tells you it only boils down to diet and exercise, seek another opinion.

Michigan teen pleads guilty to fatal school shooting

A teenager has pleaded guilty to terrorism and first-degree murder in a Michigan school shooting. Four students were killed and more were injured in the shooting nearly a year ago at Oxford High School.

1st snowstorm of the season wreaks havoc; multiple crashes on I-15 Sunday

While some desert dwellers are ready for cooler temps, Sunday was an icy reminder of how winter storms can instantly create hazardous conditions for drivers.

2 Koreas exchange warning shots along disputed sea boundary

North and South Korea have exchanged warning shots along the disputed western sea boundary where they've engaged in past bloodshed and naval battles.

Utah's deer hunting season begins with storm; DWR encourages visiting great outdoors

It was a big day for deer hunters across the state as it's officially open season.

Lauri Markkanen proving he can do it all with Jazz

Lauri Markkanen has his hand in just about everything the Jazz do offensively.