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Police identify man killed in hit-and-run crash in West Valley City

11/14/2022 10:47pm
Police have identified the man who died late Monday after a hit-and-run crash in West Valley City.

The Outdoor Retailer show is headed back to Salt Lake. Here's what to expect and why it matters

11/14/2022 10:26pm
In spite of years of tumult, testy dialogue and an ongoing boycott movement, the mammoth Outdoor Retailer conventions are headed back to Salt Lake City after a five-year hiatus.

Artificial light at night while you sleep is linked to higher risk for diabetes, study finds

11/14/2022 10:01pm
Sleeping in a room exposed to outdoor artificial light at night may increase the risk of developing diabetes, according to a study of nearly 100,000 Chinese adults.

Are Southern Utah's high-elevation forests still at risk of a large bark beetle outbreak?

11/14/2022 9:33pm
Across the Markagunt Plateau, a volcanic field in Southern Utah, "skeleton trees" killed by bark beetles in the mid-1990s and early 2000s stand tall and bare against the mountain sky. In many areas, saplings bring new life to the devastated landscape.

Primary Children's Hospital is full and delaying some surgeries due to RSV, flu surge

11/14/2022 9:20pm
Primary Children's Hospital postponed some scheduled surgeries and outpatient treatments Monday due to a surge in RSV and flu cases.

Utah State offense explodes in 22-point win over Santa Clara

11/14/2022 9:16pm
Propelled by a 19-point first half from graduate transfer Taylor Funk, the Aggies offense was unstoppable against Santa Clara.

The Paris Olympic mascot is ... a hat?

11/14/2022 8:35pm
The organizers of the 2024 Summer Games in Paris went in a much different direction for their mascot. The Parisians' choice? A hat that hearkens back to France's fight for liberty.

Study finds 'huge' increase in children going to the emergency room with suicidal thoughts

11/14/2022 7:58pm
There has been a steady increase in the number of children who are seen in emergency rooms for suicidal thoughts, according to a new study — and the increase started even before the COVID-19 pandemic, which brought record-high demand for psychological services for children.

Utah weathers an Idaho State surge, pulls away for 70-58 win

11/14/2022 7:57pm
Not every game was going to be perfect for Utah this season.

'Everybody's excited' about Utah's early snow. But will travel be an issue this season?

11/14/2022 7:02pm
Utah's ski resorts are thrilled to open early, especially after delays this time last year. However, travel could be a problem for many resorts this winter.

Altabank explains benefits and concerns for higher jumbo mortgage levels

11/14/2022 7:00pm - SPONSORED
Each year the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) looks at the U.S. median home price and sets a conforming loan limit. This is the maximum amount available to buyers as a conforming loan – any amount above becomes a jumbo loan.

Parolee released after serving 20 years on murder conviction arrested near New Harmony

11/14/2022 6:13pm
Following the collaborative effort of a multi-agency team headed by the U.S. Marshals Service, a man who spent some 20 years in prison for second-degree murder was arrested Tuesday near New Harmony.

Flying home for the holidays will likely cost you more this year

11/14/2022 5:42pm
If you're looking for airline tickets or a hotel room around the holidays, you'll probably pay more than you did the last time you traveled over Thanksgiving or Christmas.

UTA employee who stole $2M charged with stealing money he was supposed to forfeit

11/14/2022 5:01pm
A former UTA employee convicted of stealing about $2.3 million from UTA fare boxes is now accused of withdrawing money from his bank account right before he was sentenced, allegedly so he wouldn't have to relinquish those funds.

These Utah Republicans want Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis to run for president in 2024

11/14/2022 5:01pm
Eighty-six Utah elected officials signed on to a letter urging Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis to run for president in 2024.

Jay Leno recovering from burn injuries

11/14/2022 4:41pm
Jay Leno is recovering from burn injuries following a gasoline fire, the former "The Tonight Show" host told Variety.

Woman dies after SUV drifts off road, goes into Logan River

11/14/2022 4:20pm
A woman died after her SUV drifted off the road and went into Logan River on Monday, police said.

BYU, West Point study finds Black vets earn more than white vets after service

11/14/2022 4:08pm
Researchers at BYU and West Point Academy are taking a look at how military service impacts income afterward. They've found Black veterans are benefiting more than their white counterparts.

Spanish Fork twin brothers charged in child pornography investigation

11/14/2022 3:31pm
Twin brothers in Spanish Fork were each charged Monday with sexual exploitation of a minor and accused of exchanging child pornography with others online.

Utah hockey community mourns woman killed in Grand County climbing accident

11/14/2022 3:10pm
The Utah hockey community is mourning the loss of a former player and mentor who died in a climbing accident in Grand County.

Stubborn weight? Not thyroid? Free online survey reveals real cause that is likely to blame

11/14/2022 3:00pm - SPONSORED
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Man driving 120 mph was laughing until handcuffs came out, troopers say

11/14/2022 2:31pm
A man accused of driving 120 mph was allegedly laughing when he was pulled over Sunday. But troopers who booked him into jail didn't find his driving funny.

'Danny's good': Doc Rivers doesn't sound too surprised about the Jazz's early success

11/14/2022 2:04pm
With Danny Ainge pulling the strings, Rivers isn't too surprised about what he's seeing from the Jazz to open up this season.

Recent BYU-Idaho grad killed in stabbing in Georgia

11/14/2022 1:58pm
Recent BYU-Idaho grad Aaron William Davis, 21, was killed in his home state of Georgia over the weekend, police say.

Police investigating mile-long shootout between 2 vehicles in Midvale

11/14/2022 12:24pm
Unified police are investigating a wild shootout between two moving vehicles in Midvale on Sunday that they say started with a drug deal gone bad.

Overweight or not, exercise can improve colorectal cancer outcomes, Huntsman studies show

11/14/2022 12:03pm
New Huntsman Cancer Institute research shows that moderate exercise can improve outcomes for those with colorectal cancer by reducing inflammation and improving gut bacteria.

What happens to child care and paid leave now that the midterms are over?

11/14/2022 11:47am - PARTNER
The Deseret News asked experts across the political spectrum what they expect for family policy given midterm results.

John Aniston, star of 'Days of Our Lives' and dad of Jennifer, dead at 89

11/14/2022 11:30am
John Aniston, the Emmy-winning star of the daytime soap opera "Days of Our Lives" and father of Jennifer Aniston, has died at age 89.

Is the Cam Rising era nearing an end for the Utes?

11/14/2022 11:02am
While it remains Cam Rising's path to leave after this season, there's still a small chance he returns for another season. But don't count on it.

Second arrest made in shootout, killing at Millcreek parking lot

11/14/2022 10:24am
A second man has been arrested in connection with a shootout between two groups in a 7-Eleven parking lot in Millcreek last week that ended in the death of an 18-year-old man.

How to keep kids safe online: The Utah companies helping parents find answers

11/14/2022 10:01am
The Raise parenting app is a free resource designed to help parents keep their kids safe online.

Suspect arrested in deadly shooting that killed 3 Virginia football players

11/14/2022 9:37am
Police on Monday captured a University of Virginia student suspected of fatally shooting three members of the school's football team as they returned to campus from a field trip.

4 University of Idaho students found dead in home in what police are calling a homicide

11/14/2022 9:12am
A homicide investigation is underway after four University of Idaho students were found dead Sunday at a home just outside the campus, police and the university's president said.

Holocaust survivor left on a bench as a baby finds new family at 80

11/14/2022 8:44am
When Alice Grusová was a baby, her parents left her on a train station bench, with no idea of what would become of her.

Locals in the NFL: On pace for 1K yards, durable Jamaal Williams has Lions streaking

11/14/2022 8:43am
The former BYU running back ran for a team-high 59 yards, including the game-winning score on a 1-yard run with 2:21 left in the Lions' 31-30 win over the Bears

Is Mitt Romney running for reelection in 2024?

11/14/2022 8:04am
Sen. Mitt Romney stayed on the sideline in the Utah Senate race, endorsing neither fellow GOP Sen. Mike Lee nor Republican-turned-independent Evan McMullin.

Rivers are drying up, but it's not too late to help. Here's where to start

11/14/2022 7:50am
The Mississippi River was running so low in October, you could walk to an island that should only be accessible by boat.

Utah skiers report traffic delays before hitting the slopes

11/14/2022 7:19am
Drivers in Big Cottonwood Canyon reported traffic delays and limited parking in the first few days of 2022 ski season.

'There need not be a new Cold War': Biden talks with China's Xi in effort to avoid 'conflict'

11/14/2022 6:53am
The White House says President Joe Biden has objected to what it says is China's "coercive and increasingly aggressive actions" toward Taiwan. Biden also raised human rights concerns Monday during his first face-to-face meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping.

Utah universities pushing to increase Hispanic enrollment

11/14/2022 6:19am
As Utah's Hispanic population grows, many of the state's higher education institutions are putting resources toward recruiting and retaining Hispanic students.