Ghost town? 'Paranormal' restoration properties in Helper are more than new owner bargained for

When Gary DeVincent first came to town, Helper's Main Street looked much different. Many of the buildings were empty and in need of restoration, and barely a soul could be found at night.

Israel's Netanyahu appears to hold lead in election

Former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appears to hold a narrow lead in Israeli elections. That's according to exit polls. The vote could pave the way for him to return to power thanks to a boost from an extreme right-wing ally known for inflammatory anti-Arab comments.

'It's like a family reunion': Utahns celebrate Dia de los Muertos

Colorful ofrendas are on display across Utah in celebration of Dia de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead.

New US 89 interchange opens in Davis County as highway overhaul continues

The last of four new interchanges on U.S. 89 in Davis County has finally opened.

Officials: Suspect in Pelosi attack was on 'suicide mission'

The man accused of breaking into House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's home, beating her husband and seeking to kidnap her told police he was on a "suicide mission" and had plans to target other California and federal politicians.

Have You Seen This? Eli Manning dons terrifying 'Chad Powers' mask for Monday Night Football

Eli Manning, who co-hosts the ManningCast with his older brother Peyton every Monday night, popped into Monday's game between the Cleveland Browns and Cincinnati Bengals with a truly terrifying disguise.

Texts highlight drag show debate that led to St. George city manager's resignation

Newly released documents reveal St. George leaders' arguments over whether to allow a drag show to take place this summer, an issue at the heart of the city manager being asked to quit.

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.

New regulations proposed for Salt Lake homeless resource centers following temporary ban

When Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall withdrew her support from a proposed homeless shelter in the Ballpark neighborhood last October, she initiated a petition to ban new permanent homeless shelters in the city for six months.

Police take man into custody after West Bountiful SWAT incident

A SWAT team is responding to a West Bountiful home after a domestic violence incident that happened Tuesday afternoon. Nearby residents are being asked to shelter in place.

Could video of Draper burglary help solve Salt Lake murder investigation?

The family of a man whose body was found in the Jordan River more than a year ago are hoping surveillance video of a burglary in Draper about four months later will provide answers into his killing.

At least 1 killed in crash in San Juan County

Troopers say at least one person was killed in a crash on U.S. 163 on the Navajo Nation in San Juan County.

Utah at No. 14 in initial College Football Playoff rankings; 1 of 5 teams ranked from Pac-12

The College Football Playoff selection committee slotted the Utes at No. 14 in the first rankings of the season released Tuesday evening on ESPN.

Kearns man who sexually assaulted 2 at gunpoint charged in attack of 3rd woman

A Kearns man charged with sexually assaulting 2 women at gunpoint at massage parlors is now charged with assaulting a woman walking down the street at gunpoint just days earlier.

Warnings, advisories issued ahead of winter storm headed toward Utah

A post-Halloween winter storm headed toward Utah is looking a little scarier than originally forecast, resulting in warnings and advisories.

Park City will experiment further with reusable to-go container program

A reusable take-out food container trial in Park City throughout the month of October is wrapping up.

Taylor Swift announces 'The Eras Tour' for 2023

Fresh on the heels of breaking chart records, Taylor Swift has announced a new tour.

St. George welcomes new golf-specific indoor training facility for all ages: What you should know

Get excited for St. George's newest golf experience opening on November 1. The Tee Box is an all-in-one golf facility that offers simulated driving range practice, a full practice putting green, strength-training facilities and youth development programs

Pushing for pathways for Afghan allies and those 'left behind'

Matt Zeller has been garnering support for the Afghan Adjustment Act — legislation that would establish a pathway to permanent residency for thousands of Afghan humanitarian parolees.

Scholarships for Native students now offered at University of Utah

Applications for the University of Utah's Native Student Scholarship program are now open. The renewable scholarship will meet undergraduate Native students' tuition and mandatory fees not covered by scholarships and grants from all other sources.

Has the Great Resignation come to an end?

Conditions wrought by the COVID-19 pandemic roiled the U.S. labor market, driving both job burnout and new opportunity and fueling the highest quitting rates ever recorded by the U.S. Bureau of Labor and Statistics.

Bryce Canyon to move backcountry camping permits online, extend reservation window

Visitors seeking to camp in Bryce Canyon National Park's backcountry will soon be able to ensure their access online, and also months in advance.

Gephardt Busts Inflation: New data shows loaning money to a friend may cost friendships

In a tough financial crunch, consumers might borrow money from their credit cards, bank, or retirement accounts to make ends meet. Others might turn to their friends. While it can feel good to be able to help a friend or relief to be able to get the help – tread lightly, warned Bankrate's Ted Rossman.

Migos rapper Takeoff dead after Houston shooting, rep says

A representative confirms that rapper Takeoff is dead after a shooting outside of a Houston bowling alley.

Surprise Jazz believe their best basketball is yet to come

Is Utah's current start sustainable? If you ask them, it sure is.

Viral video of Utah teens in blackface prompts school, police inquiry

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox condemned a video circulating on social media Tuesday that depicts what appears to be teens wearing blackface and dressed as inmates.

Opinion: The predicament of Mitt Romney

Romney has already shown his political courage. It's time for him to show it again by making an endorsement.

Utah woman faces felony charges in collision with 2 Ironman cyclists

A Farr West woman was charged Tuesday after driving onto a road that was closed for an Ironman competition in southern Utah, causing two competitors to suffer serious injuries.

Is Salt Lake City or Sapporo the frontrunner for 2030 Olympics?

Now that the race for the 2030 Winter Games appears to be between Salt Lake City and Sapporo, Japan, which city is the favorite?

John Hartwell resigns as Utah State athletic director

John Hartwell resigned after 7 years as athletic director at Utah State.

'A monster': Families, wounded confront Parkland shooter

Families of the 17 children and staff members Parkland school shooter Nikolas Cruz murdered have concluded their first day of confronting him in court. They variously wished him a painful death and called him a coward Tuesday as they got their chance to address him directly before he is formally sentenced to life in prison.

Does adversity make you stronger? Scientists say not always

There's an old saying that adversity makes you stronger. Real life shows that's not always true, but the adage highlights an evolving debate among scientists about resilience. Resilience "involves behaviors, thoughts and actions that can be learned and developed in anyone,'' according to the American Psychological Association.

Elon Musk is set to slash Twitter jobs and raise fees, but at least he's having fun

Less than a week after dropping $44 billion and beginning his reign as the self-described "Chief Twit" of social media giant Twitter, Elon Musk's early moves, at least the ones we know about, are signaling plans that include mass layoffs and higher fees for premium user services.

Some businesses near Sugar House fire may take weeks to reopen

Some businesses surrounding the location of a Sugar House construction fire won't be open for a while, officials say.

Roberts delays handover of Trump tax returns to House panel

Chief Justice John Roberts has put a temporary hold on the handover of former President Donald Trump's tax returns to a congressional committee.

See the winning shots from a photo contest that showcases Utah's vast beauty

Here are the winners from Scenic Utah's photo contest to celebrate Utah's "natural beauty, its historic rural character and our unparalleled ... scenic vistas and skylines."

How almost all retirees lose more than $100,000 in Social Security benefits

Save yourself money and time by avoiding these mistakes.

Lehi teen recounts attempted kidnapping at corn maze

A Lehi teen is sharing the terrifying moments she said a man tried to grab her outside a corn maze Saturday night.

Eerie image of the sun 'smiling' captured by NASA

A NASA observatory captured what appeared to be a jack-o'-lantern-esque smile on the sun's surface, showing what are actually splotches on the sun's surface that are cooler than the surrounding areas.

By the next RSV season, the US may have its first vaccine

It's shaping up to be a severe season for respiratory syncytial virus infections — one of the worst some doctors say they can remember. After decades of disappointment, four new RSV vaccines may be nearing review by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, and more than a dozen others are in testing.

Dia de los Muertos event in Salt Lake City creates new world record

Over 100 people participated in a Dia de los Muertos event at Trolley Square on Saturday, placing over 1,200 photos of their deceased loved ones on an altar.