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Man in critical condition after auto-pedestrian crash in Murray
12/28/2022 11:17pm
A man is in critical condition following an auto-pedestrian crash on State Street in Murray Wednesday evening. Murray police said the driver of the vehicle is cooperating with police.
Jazz go cold late, can't spring rare win at Golden State
12/28/2022 10:51pm
The Jazz scored just 13 points in the fourth quarter on Wednesday leading to a 112-107 loss to the Golden State Warriors at Chase Center.
As Rose Bowl festivities begin, Utes looking for a 'better outcome' this season
12/28/2022 10:38pm
Though a fun start to a week of activities for the players to celebrate the team's accomplishments after a grueling season, it's still a business week.
Storms helping Utah build snowpack, recover from drought
12/28/2022 10:33pm
Wednesday's snowstorm delivered exactly what the statewide snowpack needs to help recover from drought. Plus, there are more storms in the forecast.
The soda market is flat, but not for Dr Pepper
12/28/2022 9:47pm
In the pantheon of sodas, Dr Pepper is the odd one out: It doesn't have the popularity or sales of Coca-Cola or Pepsi, you can't use it in a standard cocktail, and it doesn't fall neatly into a category like cola or root beer.
Teen's family thanks Nebraska man who found Amber Alert suspect
12/28/2022 9:06pm
The family of a missing Layton teen is thanking an attentive gas station attendant who is credited for bringing a Utah Amber Alert to an end.
Feds detail roles of 3 women charged with kidnapping girls for polygamous leader
12/28/2022 8:42pm
Three women have been charged in the kidnapping of eight underaged girls in connection with a federal case filed against Samuel Rappylee Bateman, an Arizona polygamous leader who remains in federal custody without bail.
NASA images showcase eerie beauty of winter on Mars
12/28/2022 8:04pm
Mars may seem like a dry, desolate place, but the red planet transforms into an otherworldly wonderland in winter, according to a new video shared by NASA.
What 2030 Winter Games bid pause by Sapporo means for Salt Lake City
12/28/2022 7:04pm
Salt Lake City's chief rival to host the 2030 Winter Games is taking a break from bidding.
Watch: Slick driveway a dream come true for Idaho ice skater
12/28/2022 6:24pm
While others were unintentionally slipping and sliding on the ice on Tuesday morning, one Idaho woman broke out her skates.
NY Rep.-elect Santos investigated for lying about his past
12/28/2022 5:49pm
U.S. Rep.-elect George Santos of New York was under investigation by Long Island prosecutors on Wednesday, after revelations surfaced that the now-embattled Republican lied about his heritage, education and professional pedigree as he campaigned for office.
Southwest Airlines flight cancellations continue to snowball
12/28/2022 5:03pm
Families hoping to catch a Southwest Airlines flight after days of cancellations, missing luggage and missed family connections are suffering through another wave of scrubbed flights.
Provo woman arrested in 2 arson cases could be linked to other fires, police say
12/28/2022 4:30pm
Investigators say a woman arrested for investigation of two arson-started fires in Provo may be responsible for as many as 10 recent arsons in the same area.
Farmington police welcomes new emotional and mental wellness dog to the team
12/28/2022 4:02pm
The Farmington Police Department is growing by adding the furriest director of emotional and mental wellness to their team.
Have You Seen This? Creepy-looking truck rumbles through Layton
12/28/2022 3:21pm
It looks as though the robots are officially moving in to take over our towns.
It's prime powder season at these under-the-radar Utah resorts
12/28/2022 3:00pm
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Thinking of skiing in Utah's backcountry? Before you go, here are some tips to make the most out of your time.
Chad Daybell's attorney wants to postpone trial again
12/28/2022 2:33pm
The attorney for Chad Daybell has filed a motion to object to the court's scheduling order for jury questionnaire submissions.
Injured police K-9 from southern Utah making progress, handler says
12/28/2022 1:20pm
A Hurricane Police Department K-9 that was stabbed in the neck and critically injured in the line of duty on Monday is improving in Las Vegas.
Southern Utah hit by winter thunderstorms as snow blankets Wasatch Mountains
12/28/2022 12:22pm
Higher elevations in Utah received more than a foot of snow as of Wednesday morning.
How Biden's infrastructure law benefits Utah, Western states
12/28/2022 12:00pm
Seven water-related projects in Utah will share $22 million as part of President Joe Biden's bipartisan infrastructure bill with an aim to boost climate resilience as the drought continues to grip the West.
Opinion: What Meghan Markle, Prince Harry got wrong about pregnancy loss
12/28/2022 11:07am
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were no doubt under great stress, but most miscarriages are caused by problems that exist at conception.
7-year-old BMX rider from southern Utah caps off stellar year with national title win in Oklahoma
12/28/2022 10:55am
A 7-year-old bicycle rider from Southern Utah recently took first place in his age group at the USA BMX Grand Nationals in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
No. 12 out: BYU standout Puka Nacua declares for the 2023 NFL draft
12/28/2022 10:37am
Puka Nacua declared for the 2023 NFL draft on Wednesday, officially opting out of his final season of eligibility after four years in college.
Vatican says health of retired pope Benedict XVI 'worsening'
12/28/2022 10:00am
The Vatican says the health of Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI has undergone a "worsening in the last hours" due to his age and that doctors are constantly monitoring the 95-year-old's condition.
Utah junior high staff member charged with raping 14-year-old student
12/28/2022 9:20am
A woman who takes attendance at a South Salt Lake junior high school was charged Wednesday with engaging in sexual activity with a student on several occasions.
National Guard checks homes in Buffalo for blizzard victims
12/28/2022 8:43am
The National Guard is going door to door in parts of Buffalo and its suburbs to check on people who lost power during western New York's deadliest winter storm in decades.
What does it take to leave no carbon footprints?
12/28/2022 8:05am
Making a new year's resolution to shrink your carbon footprint in 2023? According to two people who've kept track of their contributions to greenhouse gases, you can make it smaller without spending more money.
Safely navigating Utah's slopes during the ski and snowboard season
12/28/2022 8:00am
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As the excitement of a new ski and snowboard season builds, it is important to take the time you need to prepare for the physical demands these winter sports place on your body.
Police seek help from public in West Valley shooting death
12/28/2022 7:44am
A 20-year-old man from Ogden died after a shooting at the Redwood apartment complex at 4000 S. Redwood Road in West Valley City.
US will require COVID-19 testing for travelers from China
12/28/2022 7:24am
The U.S. will soon require COVID-19 testing for travelers from China. The U.S. joins a few other nations imposing travel restrictions because of a surge of infections in China.
How a group of Dallas-based high school kids turned into Utah State's marching band for a day
12/28/2022 7:08am
While the on-field Aggies appeared to no-show in a 38-10 loss to Memphis in the First Responders Bowl, the Longhorn Red Army Marching Band of Cedar Hill High School certainly did not.
Volunteers sought for the Sundance Film Festival, where 'magical connections' happen
12/28/2022 6:53am
After a two-year pause of in-person activities, volunteers for the Sundance Film Festival are sought for January 2023. The festival is returning with in-person films and events from Jan. 19-29 in Park City, Salt Lake City and at the Sundance Resort.
