Great Salt Lake tour showcases the shrinking lake and what is being uncovered

Tours of the shrinking Great Salt Lake uncover hidden crystal formations, shipwrecks and unknown secrets that were lost to time.

Carlson scores 21, rest of team struggles as USC pulls away for 71-56 win

USC used that run midway though the second half to pull away from Utah to claim a 71-56 win at home and give the Utes its third-straight conference loss.

'It's tough to be super happy': Close losses starting to sting for Jazz

Utah fell to Philadelphia in the final seconds on Saturday.

'Titanic' returns to theaters for 25th anniversary

The iconic film "Titanic" is returning to the screens for a limited engagement in February.

'We ain't writin' back': BYU holds off Pepperdine rally for bounceback win

Fousseyni Traore had 19 points, nine rebounds and three blocked shots, and the Cougars connected on eight 3-point attempts to hold off Pepperdine 91-81 Saturday night in the Marriott Center.

Salt Lake, St. George have 2 of the best new city flags in US, survey says

The 2020 redesign of Salt Lake City's flag is a hit with the nation's top vexillologists, which wasn't the case for a few other cities in the state.

Storm-battered California gets more wind, rain and snow

Storm-battered California is getting more wind, rain and snow, raising flooding concerns, causing power outages and making travel dangerous.

1 dead in accident on I-15 in Ogden

A car crash occurred Saturday on 31st Street at the I-15 on-ramp. At least one fatality has been reported by Ogden police.

'We must stand': Utah community raises its voice for women in Afghanistan

Utahns and Afghan refugees gathered at Washington Square Park Saturday afternoon to show solidarity and support for women's rights in Afghanistan.

Seattle schools sue social media companies, claiming they're hurting students' mental health

Seattle public schools are suing the companies behind popular social media platforms Instagram, Facebook, Snapchat, TikTok and YouTube, claiming these companies are largely responsible for a major decline in youths' mental health.

UDOT helicopter helps lower avalanche danger across Cottonwood canyons

Lots of snow this winter means Utah Department of Transportation workers are having to do a lot of extra work in keeping the Cottonwood canyons safe from avalanche danger.

Gearhead paradise. Utah International Auto Expo opens in Sandy

The 2023 Utah International Auto Expo opened Friday at the Mountain America Exposition Center in Sandy. 

'Thank you for bringing the memories back': How the Delta Center came back to Utah

Delta Airlines CEO Ed Bastian couldn't escape the regret.

Roommates, family of 2 BYU students killed in crash share grief, as driver is sent to prison

A man who sped up at a yellow light, causing a crash that killed two BYU students, was sentenced Friday to serve three consecutive prison terms of zero to five years.

SLCC appoints director to serve growing Hispanic student population

Salt Lake Community College's Hispanic enrollment outpaces other Utah colleges and universities and now it has appointed a director to serve that growing population.

Have You Seen This? Gorilla attempts to help injured bird

Nature can be a brutal, unforgiving place, but not today.

Teen dies after ATV accident in Summit County

A teenage boy whose four-wheeler was struck by a truck Thursday night has died.

Europe gears up to send Western tanks to Ukraine

The Western alliance's response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine received a shot in the arm this week as multiple European nations for the first time answered President Volodymyr Zelensky's longstanding call to supply modern battle tanks to Kyiv.

Housing market 2023 predictions: When will home prices drop?

If 2022 was a roller coaster year for the housing market , 2023 is expected to bring a painful but necessary real estate hangover.

Best Italian restaurants to try in Utah

Whether you like Neapolitan pizza or are craving a pasta dish, there are many great options for you to enjoy Italian food in Utah.

Get Gephardt: Kearns woman recovers thousands drained from money app

Money transfer apps are attractive for a lot of reasons: It's relatively easy to send money to friends and to pay bills, the fees are fewer than traditional outlets for sending money and the apps are available everywhere.

Why Germany is ending COVID mask mandate on trains, buses

Train and bus passengers in Germany will soon no longer be required to wear masks on long-distance trips as one of the country's last remaining COVID-19 restrictions comes to an end.

Insurance agents say now is the time to check policy for weather coverage

Insurance agents say now is the best time to get familiar with what natural disasters your policy covers.

Russia sets new contingency plan for crew of damaged space capsule

Russia's space agency Roscosmos announced new contingency plans on Saturday for the three crew of a damaged capsule docked to the International Space Station, saying the U.S. member of the trio would return to Earth in a separate SpaceX vessel if they needed to evacuate in the next few weeks.

Park City councilman charged with disorderly conduct in alleged cussing tirade

Park City Councilman Jeremy Rubell is facing a misdemeanor charge over an incident in which he allegedly cussed and yelled at a ski instructor and three Park City residents.

The Delta Center is back: New agreement restores original name to Utah Jazz arena

The Utah Jazz announced they've entered into a long-term naming rights deal with Delta to restore the original name to the arena that opened in 1991

Oldest living Pearl Harbor survivor marks 105th birthday

The oldest living survivor of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941 celebrated his upcoming 105th birthday at the National World War II Museum in New Orleans.

BYU-bound Kailey Woolston driving repeat 6A title bid for nationally ranked Lone Peak

The Knights senior has been looking forward to playing with younger sister Kennedy since kindergarten, and wants to win another 6A title.

Odometer fraud on the rise in the hot car market

Odometer fraud is becoming more prevalent in the used car market, fooling car buyers. With computer displays, changing an odometer is as easy as hacking a computer.