Iron, Carbon counties add early voting days after mail ballot delays

Iron County will hold additional early voting due to delay in mail ballots.

Some businesses still closed, awaiting apartment demolition after Sugar House fire

About a half dozen other business owners in the area of the Sugar House fire want to know when they might be able to open again.

Here's why health experts say now is the 'perfect time' to get the updated COVID-19 booster shot

Less than 8% of all Utahns are considered up to date on their COVID-19 vaccinations. Getting the booster now gives time to build up protection in time for the holidays, doctors say.

Church of Jesus Christ expands Light the World giving machines to 28 locations worldwide

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is bringing back its Light the World giving machines for the 2022 Christmas season, and is expanding the machines to 28 locations worldwide.

Idaho woman sentenced for running over stranger she thought was someone else

An Idaho woman was sentenced Wednesday after running over a stranger she mistakenly thought was someone else.

How these organizations are merging art and technology to benefit Salt Lake City

Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall joined other creative leaders Thursday in a panel discussion about the future of art and technology in the city.

Gov. Cox issues proclamation suspending new water diversions in Great Salt Lake basin

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox listed concerns about how Utah's ongoing drought is impacting the Great Salt Lake in announcing his decision.

Diet and exercise not working? Lose weight naturally with the help of this local professional

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

Fire officials investigating after West Jordan home is gutted by fire

Fire destroyed a house in West Jordan Thursday afternoon but no one was injured, according to fire officials.

Talen Horton-Tucker, the youngest of young vets, relishing chance with Jazz

Talen Horton-Tucker discusses his growth in Utah ahead of his first trip back to Los Angeles.

Riverton man sentenced to 1 year in jail for child porn, voyeurism charges

A Riverton man who was found in possession of hundreds of child pornography photos was sentenced to one year in jail and four years of probation on Thursday in the 3rd District Court.

Report claims some Utah power plants aren't meeting cleanup requirements

Utah's Hunter Power Plant, located near Castle Dale and operated by PacifiCorp, ranked as the ninth-worst groundwater-contaminating plant in the nation in a national study of nearly 300 plants by Earthjustice and the Environmental Integrity Project.

CDC updates opioid prescribing guidelines, recommendations on prescriptions

For the first time since 2016, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has updated its guidelines for clinicians and patients on the use of prescription opioids to treat short-term and long-term pain.

US embassy officials visit jailed WNBA star Griner in first access for months

Officials from the U.S. Embassy in Moscow met with Brittney Griner on Thursday, officials said, in the first visit in months for the WNBA star who is jailed in Russia and could soon be transferred to a penal colony.

Utah housing prices down from spring peak — but they're still higher than last year

Mortgage rates over 7% are smothering the U.S. housing market , and Utah isn't immune.

Spend the holidays with the Utah Symphony: 5 concerts to get you into the festive spirit

With the weather getting colder, it's time to start thinking about the holidays and ringing in the season with festive spirit—and what better way to kick off the winter months than with holiday music performed by the world-renowned Utah Symphony!

US average long-term mortgage rates back under 7%, for now

The average long-term U.S. mortgage rate dipped back under 7% this week, one day after the Federal Reserve raised its benchmark borrowing rate to its highest level in 15 years as it tries to squelch four-decade-high inflation.

Former Brian Head Town Council member sentenced to 2 years probation in sexual battery case

A former Brian Head Town Council member who pleaded guilty to a single count of sexual battery has been sentenced to two years of probation and ordered to write a letter of apology to the victim.

Twitter's blue check: Vital verification or status symbol?

The story of Twitter's blue checkmarks — a simple verification system that's come to be viewed as an elite status symbol — began with some high-profile impersonations, just as the site began taking off in 2008 and 2009.

Off-field drama steals attention as Utah State preps for game against New Mexico

Between a lawsuit from a former player and the AD's sudden resignation, lots is happening in Logan.

Police identify Provo man killed in shed explosion

Police have released the name of a Provo man who was killed when his shed exploded in Provo last month.

Utah ski resort welcomes 'unprecedented' early opening as snow piles up

One Utah ski resort plans to open this week, even before it was pummeled with more snow.

David Archuleta opens up about struggles with sexuality, faith in new People article

David Archuleta opened up to People magazine on Tuesday about where he stands in his struggles with faith and sexuality, after he announced last year he is a member of the LGBTQ community.

Has immigration at the southern border reached a crisis point?

The number of immigrant encounters by border officials in the past 11 months may be extraordinary, but the ebb and flow of migrants has been going on for decades.

North Korea keeps up its missile barrage with launch of ICBM

North Korea fired at least six missiles into the sea on Thursday, including an intercontinental ballistic missile that triggered evacuation warnings and halted trains in northern Japan, adding to a recent barrage of weapons tests.

Gabby Petito family sues Moab police for $50M, claiming officer negligence

The family of Gabby Petito is seeking $50 million in a lawsuit filed in Utah on Thursday, claiming Moab police negligence led to Petito's domestic violence death.

Jaylon Glover, Ja'Quinden Jackson look to bring stability to Utah's run game

It's been an unexpected season for Utah's run game, but Jaylon Glover and Ja'Quinden Jackson hope to change that.

COLD: Podcast uncovers new clues about discovery of missing Utah woman's car in Las Vegas

A missing woman's car surfaced on the Las Vegas Strip in November 1985. Now, a timecard from Weber State College and an airline timetable provide a possible explanation.

Rare Pikachu, Kobe's sneakers — a hidden vault guards it all

The ordinary brown brick building, tucked within a nondescript block on a street in Delaware, would probably not garner much attention if it weren't for the razor wire and armed guards outside — hints that something important lay inside, possibly even precious.

University of Utah police undergoing training to build trust with students

University of Utah Police are undergoing training to help build trust with the students on campus. The department has made numerous changes since the scrutiny that came with Lauren McCluskey's murder in 2018.

Get Gephardt: How travel insurance might leave you stranded after cancellation or delay

People buy travel insurance to cover vacations, but does it cover those delays and cancellations?

Here's what Boise State coaches are saying about BYU before Saturday's matchup

Boise State head coach Andy Avalos couldn't be more concerned with the "huge task in front of us."

After Pelosi attack, Utah officials say elected leaders are safe

Utah's commissioner of public safety says he's confident Utah's elected officials are safe at a time when the home of the U.S. Speaker of the House was recently the center of an attack.

'Improving the state of our striping': UDOT works to make highway lines more visible

UDOT is working to make highway lines last longer and finding new technologies to make them more visible.

Slightly fewer Americans apply for jobless aid last week

Applications for jobless benefits fell slightly last week with the U.S. job market remaining resilient in the face of rising interest rates and persistent inflation.

Thanksgiving dinner will be a lot more expensive this year, report finds

Looks like Thanksgiving will be a lot pricier this year. Market research firm IRI predicts that your Thanksgiving meal will cost about 13.5% more compared to last year, based on how retail prices in the four weeks through Oct. 16 compared to the same period in 2021.

Moab police say they'll fight Gabby Petito family's $50M lawsuit

Moab officials released their response to the Gabby Petito family's intent to file a wrongful death lawsuit.