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Aggies overcome Eric Williams' 43 points, beat Toreros 91-89 in OT

11/17/2022 10:42pm
Utah State overcame a 43-point effort from Eric Williams to beat San Diego 91-89 in overtime on Thursday night.

Utah AG joins 11-state coalition against increasing federal control over National Guard

11/17/2022 10:30pm
Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes on Thursday joined an 11-state coalition to "protect the Constitution's checks and balances that guarantee both security and liberty," which argues against increasing federal control over the states' respective National Guard units.

Utes fight back but can't overcome offensive struggles in loss to Sam Houston

11/17/2022 10:18pm
The Runnin' Utes fought hard and kept it close but couldn't overcome the final hump and took their first loss of the season to Sam Houston 65-55.

Judge rules Daybells will be tried together

11/17/2022 9:42pm
The murder trial for Lori Vallow Daybell and Chad Daybell will be held together.

Why are Utah's gas prices routinely higher than the national average?

11/17/2022 9:05pm
A new state report analyzes why Utah's gas prices are almost always higher than the national average these days.

Utahn charged with causing crash that killed 2 toddlers claims drug tests were illegal

11/17/2022 8:32pm
An Eagle Mountain man has filed a motion saying the results of his blood and urine tests taken after a crash that killed two 3-year-old boys should not be allowed to be presented to a jury.

Have You Seen This? Even snowmen want to attend football games

11/17/2022 8:08pm
The NFL might be avoiding snow; the MAC sure didn't.

Man stabbed during fight at Herriman park

11/17/2022 7:53pm
One person was hospitalized after being stabbed at a park in Herriman. Police have one suspect in custody.

Foot found in Yellowstone hot pool ID'd as that of LA man

11/17/2022 7:32pm
Yellowstone National Park officials say a foot found floating in a hot pool last summer belonged to a 70-year-old man from Los Angeles.

Utah cookie wars carry on, inside and outside of court

11/17/2022 7:00pm
After a judge on Thursday denied a request for two separate trials, here's a look at where the lawsuits filed by Orem-based cookie company Crumbl against rivals Dirty Dough and Crave stand.

3 ways the Primary Promise Initiative will create the nation's model health system for children

11/17/2022 7:00pm - SPONSORED
The most ambitious philanthropic initiative ever undertaken to enhance children's health in Utah and the Intermountain West was launched recently by Intermountain Healthcare and community leaders from throughout the state.

Lehi police arrest man after shot fired through neighbor's wall

11/17/2022 6:25pm
A gunshot fired through the wall of a townhome Wednesday led officers to arrest the neighbor, following the discovery of greater destruction inside that man's home next door.

Idaho police say other people were in the home at time of quadruple homicide

11/17/2022 5:40pm
More questions than answers continue to plague the Moscow, Idaho, community after the fatal stabbing of four University of Idaho students — and police said they cannot assure the community is safe.

Summit aims to build up, make revolutionary change in childhood mental health

11/17/2022 5:00pm
Utah's governor and first lady hosted the third annual Ready! Resilient! Utah Early Childhood Mental Health Summit, encouraging Utahns to be builders of "our most precious citizens."

How sweet it is: BYU advances to NCAA 3rd round on penalties over Stanford

11/17/2022 4:33pm
In a lengthy meeting of historic regional rival soccer programs, 90 minutes wasn't enough to decide the NCAA women's soccer second-round matchup.

Amazon begins mass layoffs among its corporate workforce

11/17/2022 4:27pm
Amazon has begun mass layoffs in its corporate ranks, becoming the latest tech company to trim its workforce amid rising fears about the wider economic environment.

Police: Driver draws gun in 'self-defense' after multivehicle crash causes fight

11/17/2022 4:02pm
A fight took place and a gun was drawn following a four-car crash in Roy on Wednesday.

Ticketmaster cancels public ticket sale for Taylor Swift 'Eras' tour

11/17/2022 3:33pm
More bad news is coming from Ticketmaster for Swifties. Ticketmaster says it is canceling Friday's planned general public sale of Taylor Swift concert tickets because it doesn't haven't enough inventory.  

Utah doctor says a muscle problem is frequently the cause of chronic back pain

11/17/2022 3:00pm - SPONSORED
If you've tried everything under the sun to no avail, your problem might be caused by an inhibited muscle, which cannot be strengthened until treated.

Intermountain takes 1st step to transform old Sears site into 'urban hospital'

11/17/2022 2:51pm
As demolition of the old Sears store in Salt Lake City nears completion, the first steps are being taken by Intermountain Healthcare to build a new "downtown, urban hospital."

'Gratitude tree' helps toddlers express love while learning how to write

11/17/2022 2:08pm
Siblings Noah and Riley Fullmer know when Mom brings out the construction paper, she means business, especially in the fall when she starts a "gratitude tree."

Tooele man charged with murder in beating death of roommate

11/17/2022 2:07pm
A Tooele man was charged Friday with murder after his 60-year-old roommate was found dead Thursday with extensive facial injuries.

Residents review proposals for second marina at Bear Lake

11/17/2022 1:31pm
People who love spending summer weekends and vacations at Bear Lake State Park gathered Wednesday to review proposals for a second marina.

Another traffic stop on I-70, another large drug bust by UHP

11/17/2022 12:59pm
For the third time this week, UHP troopers pulled over a vehicle on I-70 in Emery County for speeding and reported finding a large amount of drugs.

'Pretty shocking': Utah woman warns others about radon after cancer diagnosis

11/17/2022 12:31pm
A Utah woman is warning others about the danger of radon after she received a stage 4 cancer diagnosis for nonsmoking lung cancer.

Intermountain Healthcare names new president

11/17/2022 12:09pm
Intermountain Healthcare on Thursday named Rob Allen, its long-standing chief operating officer, as its new president and CEO.

Mobile Argentine consulate returning to SLC after high demand

11/17/2022 11:29am
Argentines in Utah and surrounding states are getting a second chance this year to receive consular services.

Opinion: New Utah flag better than most other state flags

11/17/2022 11:14am - PARTNER
Last week Utah's More Than a Flag Task Force unveiled the final state flag design that will be presented to the Utah Legislature during the 2023 general legislative session for a vote. Utah residents are expressing strong opinions, but the question is –– have you seen Maryland's flag?

Nancy Pelosi stepping down from leadership role, plans to stay in Congress

11/17/2022 10:56am
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says she will not seek a leadership role in the new Congress. Pelosi's decision Thursday comes after Democrats lost the House majority to Republicans in the midterm elections and after the brutal attack on her husband, Paul, by an intruder at their San Francisco home.

Gabby Petito family settles $3M lawsuit in killing by fiance

11/17/2022 10:53am
The families of Gabby Petito and Brian Laundrie have reached a $3 million settlement in a wrongful death lawsuit filed after authorities concluded he strangled her in August 2021.

Utah's defense has a tall task to stop high-powered Oregon offense

11/17/2022 10:47am
None of the progress matters if Utah's defense returns to early-season form and allows Oregon to run wild.

More alleged victims prompts more charges against unlicensed Utah eye doctor

11/17/2022 10:30am
An unlicensed eye doctor already charged with performing surgeries that left patients with severe or permanent injuries is facing new charges after more alleged victims have been identified.

Get Gephardt: Get a package delivery text? Scammers are luring Utahns with fake tracking alerts

11/17/2022 10:01am
Utahns are getting targeted by scammers sending out fake delivery notices. The alerts are designed to trick recipients into giving personal information or to install malware on their devices.

Patience and a mother's wish: How Hinckley Ropati was ready for BYU at a perfect time

11/17/2022 9:41am
Ropati could've found himself lining up for the Trailblazers this weekend as Utah Tech makes its first-ever visit to LaVell Edwards Stadium for Saturday's senior-day kickoff.

Granite District student in custody; parents called out after social media threat

11/17/2022 9:11am
A student was in police custody facing school discipline and potential criminal charges Wednesday after a social media threat surfaced targeting three schools in the Granite School District.

Family of West Valley City fatal hit-and-run victim asks for help looking for suspect

11/17/2022 8:21am
The father of the man killed in a West Valley City hit-and-run said he wants accountability for the person who killed his son.

Waukesha Christmas parade attacker receives 6 consecutive life sentences, plus 768 years

11/17/2022 8:16am
Darrell Brooks was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of extended supervision Wednesday for driving his SUV into a crowd of Christmas parade attendees in Waukesha, Wisconsin, last year, killing six people and wounding dozens.

'Not trying to peddle pornography': Utah school districts say new law has caused rifts

11/17/2022 8:05am
Several school district representatives told lawmakers the implementation of a state law that bans certain "sensitive materials" in schools is alienating teachers and exhausting resources.

Add these 6 things to your holiday checklist for a stress-free season

11/17/2022 8:00am - SPONSORED
Despite your best efforts, the demands for your time, attention and money inevitably start to pile up.

Is American credit card debt, spending rising despite inflation?

11/17/2022 7:32am
In apparent disregard of persistent record-high inflation, new reports find that U.S. consumers are showing no signs of backing off their ongoing penchant for robust spending but are, increasingly, covering their high roller habits with credit cards.

3-year-old Taylorsville boy killed in accidental self-inflicted shooting

11/17/2022 7:09am
A 3-year-old boy died early Thursday after getting ahold of a gun inside his Taylorsville apartment and accidentally shooting himself, according to police.

Orem comes together with 'Peace and Pie' event following divisive school district election

11/17/2022 6:44am
One week after many Orem residents took firm sides on splitting a school district, those for and against the proposal came together for a "Peace and Pie" event put on by the Orem Council PTA.

What is a tripledemic? RSV, flu and COVID-19 are all surging

11/17/2022 6:15am
What's being called a "tripledemic" of respiratory viruses is hitting Utah and other parts of the country hard right now.