Hamoda, Utah State handle Westminster on record-breaking night for the 9-0 Aggies

The Aggies broke the single game 3-points made record while matching the 1938-39 team's record for the best start in program history.

tWitch's legacy of kindness makes his loss all the more tragic

Social media was flooded Wednesday with tributes to Stephen "tWitch" Boss as many celebrities, from Viola Davis and Channing Tatum to Michelle Obama, spoke lovingly of the dancer, actor and DJ.

Game-winner overturned, but Jazz come up big down the stretch to beat Pelicans in OT

Lauri Markkanen thought he had won the game. But then he had to wait an extra five minutes.

Fearless freshmen: BYU tunes up for rivalry with 97-64 win over Western Oregon

Perfection wasn't quite in the cards, but everything else was for freshmen Dallin Hall and Richie Saunders in the Cougars' 97-64 win over Division II Western Oregon.

Cougar that killed family dog in Magna euthanized by police

Unified police are explaining how a cougar attack in Magna led to one of their officers shooting and killing the cat in a family's backyard.

Pulitzer Prize winner, former Deseret News editor John Hughes dies

Former Deseret News Editor John Hughes died Wednesday at age 92.

Ski bus 'bypass' program returns at Little Cottonwood Canyon after successful test

The Central Wasatch Commission, Sandy and two other agencies have come to an agreement to bring back a "bypass" plan, which they said can reduce ski bus travel times by 50 minutes.

Officer to stand trial for aggravated assault after ordering a K-9 to attack

A Salt Lake City police officer has been ordered to stand trial on a charge of assault for commanding a police K-9 to bite a man who was already getting down and on one knee.

Senate passes defense bill rescinding COVID vaccine mandate

A bill to rescind the COVID-19 vaccine mandate for members of the U.S. military and provide nearly $858 billion for national defense has passed the Senate and now goes to President Joe Biden to be signed into law.

Gifting 101: Presents for your car enthusiast

Coming up with holiday present ideas for car fans every year can be tough. Not so with KSL Cars gift guide for car lovers. Check out our fun and unique ideas.

Off-duty firefighter digs out avalanche victim, stays during hours-long rescue

An off-duty firefighter who heard a backcountry skier caught in an avalanche screaming for help, says he was just in the right place at the right time.

Get Gephardt: Woman refunded for prepaid massages after husband dies

A West Haven man paid for dozens of massages but died before he ever got a chance to use them. When his widow could not get a refund from the massage company, she decided it was time to Get Gephardt.

Utah charities make urgent plea for donations before Christmas

At the Utah Food Bank, the reality is, more people than ever are asking for food at a time when donations are down and costs of everything are up.

West Valley family seeks public's help finding killer; police say they're close

West Valley police say they're close to solving the shooting death of a man six years ago, and they're asking anyone with information to come forward.

Empty pharmacy shelves shine a light on vulnerabilities in US drug supplies

There has been a scarcity of high-profile prescription drugs, and now parents in some areas are having to hunt to find over-the-counter pain- and fever-reducing medications for their sick kids.

Lehi moves to 6A; 4A, 5A overhauled as UHSAA adopts latest realignment

The only constant in Utah high school athletics is change, and the Utah High School Activities Association adopted several changes when it formally approved realignment changes for the 2023-25 cycle announced Thursday.

Man shot in the head in apparent road rage incident in Taylorsville

Taylorsville police were looking Thursday for motorists in an apparent road rage incident that left a driver in critical condition with a gunshot wound to his head.

'Coach G' is sticking with BYU, and here's why that's important

Incoming BYU defensive coordinator Jay Hill wasted no time revealing that cornerbacks coach Jernaro Gilford will be retained on his defensive staff.

Utah doctors keep encouraging vaccinations as hospitals fill due to respiratory illnesses

Doctors are urging Utahns to get flu and COVID-19 vaccinations, as hospitals are at or near capacity dealing with high levels of respiratory illnesses.

Why you should use your IKON pass at Snowbasin this season

During the 2022-2023 season, an IKON Pass gets you seven days of incredible skiing or snowboarding at the resort.

Sandy registered sex offender faces new sexual battery charge

A Utah man convicted of sexual abuse of a child is facing new charges accusing him of inappropriate sexual behavior with children.

Will the government shut down? Mike Lee says Dems will be to blame

Utah Sen. Mike Lee accused Democratic Senate and House leaders of using the specter of a government shutdown and the Christmas break as a "dual threat" to pass a yet-to-be-released spending bill.

'We still have a long way to go': Why Gov. Cox wants Utahns to keep praying for snow

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox says the recent snowstorms are a good start to the collection season, but the next few months will also play a critical role in the state water supply.

Puerto Rico independence vote bill passes US House

Puerto Rico's movement for greater self-government got a boost on Thursday in the U.S. House of Representatives, which passed a bill for a referendum on three potential futures although the measure had little chance of being taken up by the Senate.

'Frustrated' Utahn charged with shooting fellow driver who yanked on his beard

A Pleasant Grove man who claims he was frustrated by traffic when he allegedly threw a bottle at another vehicle was charged Thursday with shooting the driver who confronted him and yanked on his beard.

8 Utahns charged with participating in $100 million supplements scam

Eight Utahns were charged with obtaining $100 million worth of credit and debit card purchases through a scheme prosecutors say involved sales of nutraceutical, CBD and dietary supplements.

Families shattered by tornadoes in Louisiana and Mississippi

A storm system that spawned dozens of reported tornadoes from east Texas to the Florida Panhandle was all but done with the South on Thursday after killing at least three people and uprooting families across Louisiana, where some homes were blown into pieces.

Skyridge High's Smith Snowden named 2022 Deseret News Mr. Football

Snowden made clutch plays in the biggest moments in leading the Falcons to first football state championship in school history.

'Handshake' was Draper man's way of inappropriately touching girls, charges say

A Utah man faces criminal charges accusing him of coming up with a "handshake" as a way to inappropriately touch teenage girls who were working for him.

Russia warns of 'consequences' if US missiles go to Ukraine

Russia's Foreign Ministry is warning that if the United States confirms reports that it plans to deliver sophisticated air defense missiles to Ukraine, it would be a "provocative move" that could prompt a response from Moscow.

Can BYU keep up with prolific SMU offense without QB Jaren Hall?

The redshirt junior's status hasn't been ruled out for Saturday's New Mexico Bowl, but head coach Kalani Sitake admitted that Hall's status is far from certain.

Utah woman gets new prosthetic legs 1 year after near-death experience

It's a brand new day for a mother of five involved in a near-death accident a year ago. Heather Vanboerum's new prosthetic legs allow her to do things she never thought possible.

Will more Utah tax cuts help with inflation? Gov. Cox says yes

Gov. Spencer Cox previewed discussions on tax cuts with the Utah Legislature during his monthly news conference on Thursday.

An accused serial predator is back behind bars, but for how long?

A KSL investigation into Joshua Homer's past revealed crimes against women spanning the last decade, but sentences amounting to less than a month in jail. Wednesday, the KSL Investigators learned Homer is back behind bars. The question now is how long he'll stay there.

In Dalton Kincaid's absence, it's Thomas Yassmin's time to shine in Rose Bowl

Utah will be without its two leading tight ends in the biggest game of the year, which leaves opportunities for other players to step up.

'We're doing it': St. George brothers invent fully customizable pillow

When two brothers combined their design skills and a love for sleep, they created a one-of-a-kind pillow technology that could transform the sleep game forever.

UHP troopers clear crashes, pull over drivers going 100+ mph

A dayslong winter storm has created serious driving challenges for Utah's troopers and drivers. 

Some Utah police agencies find success on TikTok amid state bans

The Salt Lake City Police Department says it's found success reaching out to the community through TikTok, even as Utah joins a growing list of states banning its state agencies from using the controversial app.

How Ballet West dancers and Intermountain Orthopedic experts can help you avoid everyday injuries

The video series features Ballet West dancers training and demonstrating common injuries that may occur during everyday activity.

How Fed's series of rate hikes could affect your finances

The Fed's latest increase will make it even costlier to borrow for homes, autos and other purchases. If you have money to save, though, you'll earn a bit more interest on it.

Maintenance crews keep schools safe and open during snow storms

The weather forecast can change by the hour here in Utah. That's why crew managers are often up early sometimes before midnight checking the conditions.

White House reveals winter COVID-19 plans, more free tests

The Biden administration is again making some free COVID-19 tests available to all U.S. households as it unveils its contingency plans for potential coronavirus surges this winter.

School delayed in 3 districts as more snow hits northern Utah

Snow slowed the morning commute and delayed the start of some schools in northern Utah Thursday morning.