Utah State folds late, drops key resume-building opportunity at Nevada

Shot for shot, blow for blow, Utah State and Nevada matched each other through 33 minutes of play on Friday night in the Lawlor Events Center.

Eaker scores 10.0 on beam as No. 6 Red Rocks roll to win in Best of Utah meet

Kara Eaker topped the scores, but it was just one of many strong beam performances from the Red Rocks on Friday night.

Cancer deaths decreasing, American Cancer Society says

Deaths from cancer in the United States have declined 33% since 1991, which researchers attribute to substantial changes in cancer prevention and screening in the last decade.

It was comedy night at Vivint Arena after Jazz's win over Magic

The Jazz survived for a 112-108 win over the Orlando Magic, but the real fun started after the game — or at least the real fun comments did.

Inflation down again as economy finally showing signs of chilling

U.S. inflation marked six straight months of declines in December with the overall rate coming in at 6.5% over the same time last year and down from 7.1% in November.

SLCC, SkyWest Airlines partnership creates aviation technician career path

Salt Lake Community College announced a new partnership with SkyWest Airlines to create an "elite access" aviation maintenance and technician career path for students.

Rihanna addresses new music hysteria in Super Bowl teaser

It's been more than six years since Rihanna has released an album, and the roar of demand from fans for new music is deafening.

Ex-security guard sent to prison for shooting, killing homeless man who was walking away

A man who worked as a security guard was sentenced to prison on Friday for shooting and killing a homeless man as the man was walking away in a case that began in 2018.

Utah's snowpack to get another boost, as another storm arrives this weekend

The National Weather Service is issuing another winter storm warning for Utah's mountains.

Body found in South Ogden may have gone unnoticed for months, police say

A body found near a road Friday may have been there for months, South Ogden police say.

Storms bring record attendance to Cherry Peak

Utah ski resorts are enjoying some of the best snow that they've seen in years but some smaller resorts have found it difficult to keep up with the constant barrage of storms.

Massive gift headed to Ukraine, courtesy of neighbors in Midway

The students at Midway Elementary gathered outside their school today waving Ukrainian flags shouting "We Love Ukraine!" as a final touch to a community donation that has been months in the making.

Bank to pay $31M redlining settlement, DOJ's largest ever

The Justice Department accused Los Angeles-based City National Bank on Thursday of discriminating against Black and Latino residents, requiring the bank to pay more than $31 million in what is the largest redlining settlement in DOJ history.

Pepsi is changing its Zero Sugar recipe

Pepsi Zero Sugar will soon taste different.

Have You Seen This? BYU gymnast slays Barbie-themed floor routine

BYU gymnast Rebekah Ripley went viral over the weekend with her floor routine set to a version of the 1997 classic "Barbie girl" by Aqua.

UTA's west-side Salt Lake microtransit service sees 930% growth in year since launch

A microtransit pilot program for Salt Lake City's west side reached its one-year anniversary last month. It's exceeded all expectations, officials say.

'Ain't Too Proud: The Life and Times of the Temptations' comes to Salt Lake City

The sounds and moves of Motown come to life on stage at the George S. and Dolores Doré Eccles Theater this week in "Ain't Too Proud: The Life and Times of the Temptations." KSL-TV's Carole Mikita spoke with one of the stars of the show.

Granite School District police, students prepare for worst case scenario

Granite School District police spent all of Thursday preparing for worst-case scenarios in school classrooms, as they teamed up with West Valley City officers to train on how to take down an active shooter. 

Southern Utah vet shortage leaves pet owners with limited options

St. George resident Sierra Aybar and her family were getting ready for bed on Christmas when her husband, Erik Aybar, who was heading upstairs, noticed tin foil on the floor and all over the couch.

Treasury secretary tells Congress that US expected to hit debt limit Jan. 19

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has notified Congress that the U.S. is projected to reach its debt limit on Thursday and will then resort to "extraordinary measures" to avoid default.

New poll: McCarthy, GOP came through speaker fight largely unscathed

A Deseret News/HarrisX national poll shows voters are sympathetic to Republican holdouts.

A 'see you again' for eternity: Over 800 gather to say goodbye to slain Utah family

Six members of the Earl family spoke during Friday's services and all gave emotional, heartfelt tributes to the Haight family and one member of the Earl family.

Should the IOC 'grab Salt Lake City while it can' to host the 2030 Winter Games?

The International Olympic Committee should go ahead and give the 2030 Winter Games to Salt Lake City rather than delaying a decision, according to a communications company boss who's been involved with the Olympics for more than 40 years.

2 children hospitalized after being hit by car near Hawthorne Elementary

Two children suffered injuries not considered to be life-threatening after being hit by a car near 1700 South and 700 East.

17-year-old boyfriend of Piute High student charged as an adult with killing her

Francisco Daniel Aguilar, 17, was charged in adult court Friday with aggravated murder in the shooting death of his girlfriend, a 16-year-old Piute High School student.

The case for faith-based college education and what other universities can learn

The presidents of the flagship Catholic, Jewish and Latter-day Saints universities gathered with leaders of other faith-based schools Thursday in Washington, D.C., for a summit on religious identity in education.

How to help students after trauma: New Utah toolkit gives guidance

The day before Enoch residents learned eight family members had died, school counselors were reviewing guidance from the State School Board on healing schools after loss.

Scientists find potential cure for COVID-related loss of smell

If a lost ability to smell after a COVID-19 infection has sapped some of the color from your world, relief might be on the way.

Freshman Makenna Smith making her mark on already talented Red Rocks team

Amid the former Olympians and veteran gymnasts at the collegiate level who have competed for a national championship, freshman Makenna Smith made her mark.

US National Parks to waive entrance fees for MLK holiday and 4 other days in 2023

The U.S. National Park Service is back with its offer of five days a year when the entrance fees are waived at every site under its domain in the country. That includes all 63 national parks and more than 420 places in total.

After an unexpected arrival, over 20 Venezuelan refugees found help in Salt Lake City

As a refugee resettlement city, Salt Lake City opens its doors and its arms all the time to people fleeing their troubled homelands. This winter, a busload of refugees from Venezuela arrived in the middle of the night.

Trump Organization fined $1.6M for tax fraud

Donald Trump's company has been fined $1.6 million as punishment for a scheme in which some of his executives dodged personal income taxes on lavish job perks.

Number of 100 mph speeders cited in Utah nearly doubles in 4 years

Utah drivers admit to speeding over 100 mph more than any other drivers, according to a recent national survey, a statistic that is not surprising to UHP.

3 issues to watch this legislative session

With the 2023 Legislative Session just days away, Utahns may be curious to know how the state's lawmakers will tackle these concerns.

Crews search for survivors after tornado hits Selma, Alabama; 7 deaths reported across South

Crews worked through the night searching for people trapped after a deadly storm system spawned tornadoes across parts of the U.S. South, killing at least seven people and causing substantial damage in the historic city of Selma, Alabama.

Riverdale woman paid nephew to burn down her trailer home, charges say

A Riverdale woman and her nephew have both been charged with aggravated arson after police say she told her nephew to burn down her trailer home.

3D printing reaches new heights with 2-story home

A 3D printer is taking homebuilding to a new level — literally.

1 critically injured after pursuit, police shooting in Salt Lake City

A suspect was critically injured in a police shooting in Salt Lake City early Friday.