Pilot 'in good health' after small plane crash in northern Utah

A female pilot was taken to the hospital but is "in good health" after a small plane crashed in a remote area in Rich County on Tuesday evening.

'Common sense sort of policy' intends to increase cultural, religious inclusivity at Utah graduations

A bill concerning revisions to graduation attire among public school students has received its first hearing in Utah's 2023 legislative session.

Former top FBI official charged with aiding Russian oligarch

Former high-ranking FBI official Charles McGonigal faces federal charges for allegedly colluding with sanctioned Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska.

Utah lawmakers reject hardline ban on transgender treatments for kids

After another lengthy evening of emotional public testimony, Utah is another step closer to banning sex reassignment surgeries for minors and placing a moratorium on new prescriptions of puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones for Utah children and teens.

Tornado causes damage east of Houston; no injuries reported

A powerful storm system took aim at the Gulf Coast on Tuesday, spawning a tornado that caused damage east of Houston.

Man released from Utah prison after 24 years arrested in new rape investigation

A man who served more than two decades in the Utah State Prison on a rape conviction was arrested Tuesday in connection with a new rape investigation a little more than a month after being paroled and after allegedly walking away form a halfway house.

Utah Jazz expungement clinic gives Utahns second chances, clean slates

The Utah Jazz partnered with Clean Slate Utah to host an expungement clinic, giving Utahns the opportunity to get free legal advice on how to clear their records and move forward in life.

Utah prosecutors dismiss decades-old sex assault case over evidence concerns

A man was arrested in California in February on charges of kidnapping and sexually assaulting a woman in Salt Lake City 25 years ago. But now the case against him has been dismissed.

Birthday party at Salt Lake hotel ends in gunfire, 2 men shot

Three people were injured — two of them shot — during a birthday party at a downtown Salt Lake hotel early Tuesday, according to police.

'No stopping us': Salt Lake mayor outlines bright future, unveils $100M Ballpark fund

Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall argues in her State of the City address Tuesday that the city's decisions over the next five years may impact the city a century from now.

Attorney says abortion-related bill could limit child protections

Family law experts say a resolution that could overturn the hold on Utah's abortion ban may also take away a tool lawyers use to protect children in domestic relations cases.

Should you get a COVID-19 shot once a year? Here's what the FDA says

Many Americans may soon be due for a dose of COVID-19 vaccine only once a year, just like an annual flu shot, under a federal Food and Drug Administration plan to simplify immunizations.

Are Taylor Swift fans masterminds? Mike Lee thinks 'Swifties have figured something out'

Taylor Swift fans were anything but joyful after spending hours on Ticketmaster trying to buy tickets for her first concert tour in five years last fall.

Utah lieutenant governor supports lethality assessments for domestic violence reports

Utah Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson spoke in support of a domestic violence law, after her cousin was killed last year.

Probation ordered for Utah man who assaulted school bus driver, neighbors

A South Weber man who police say assaulted a school bus driver and threatened to shoot everyone on the bus has been sentenced to two years of probation and a stint in a mental health program.

Sandy man threatened to kill parents after shooting TVs, police say

Criminal charges were filed Friday against a Sandy man accused of making multiple attempts to kill his parents and go on a killing spree and firing multiple rounds at TVs inside their home.

Salt Lake County housing prices drop 6% — the first year-over-year decline in 11 years

A once boiling hot housing market that's been shocked by higher mortgage interest rates is taking its toll on Utah's housing market.

Former Wisconsin coach Alvis Whitted hired as Utah football receivers coach

On Tuesday afternoon, Whittingham announced the hiring of Alvis Whitted as the team's newest wide receiver coach.

Oreo whips up hype for newest cookie with preorders, metaverse presence

Dubbed "the Most OREO OREO," the latest Oreo concoction is filled with a creme that has Oreo bits mixed in.

Smoking investigation leads to discovery of gun in Utah high school

A 14-year-old boy who police wanted to question about smoking was arrested Monday after it was discovered he was carrying a gun in his waistband, according to Unified police.

School choice, teacher raise bill now in hands of Utah Senate

Fernando Ruiz, a senior at St. Joseph Catholic High School in Ogden, said HB215 would have helped his family "massively."

Classified documents found at Pence's Indiana home

A lawyer for former Vice President Mike Pence discovered about a dozen documents marked as classified at Pence's Indiana home last week, and he has turned those classified records over to the FBI.

Local, federal law enforcers target bath salt distribution in Utah

Salt Lake City police, along with federal and local law enforcement partners, are touting their successes fighting bath salt distribution in Utah.

A southern Utah mayor's water warning: 'We are running out'

Drought and population growth have plagued the Virgin River. The mayor of Ivins, a small community nearby St. George, did not mince words when addressing constituents this month.

Perspective: The Tony Dungy controversy is a wake-up call for people of faith

The former NFL coach and committed Christian has earned the right to be believed and to live out his faith.

Man dies in head-on crash in Uintah County

A 55-year-old man was pronounced dead at the scene of a head-on crash on U.S. Highway 40 in Uintah County early Monday.

Senators grill Ticketmaster after Taylor Swift fiasco

The Senate Judiciary Committee hearing is focusing on consolidation in the live entertainment and ticketing industries and how it harms customers. Ticketmaster is the world's largest ticket seller.

'Overwhelming' response for radon testing after Lehi woman shares cancer diagnosis story

Thousands of Utahns responded to a Lehi woman's plea to test their homes for radon after she was diagnosed with stage four nonsmoking lung cancer.

Patrick Kinahan: Fred Warner makes mark as best defensive NFL player from BYU

Fred Warner belongs among the best NFL players from BYU.

Don't cut taxes, advocacy groups urge Utah lawmakers. Here's why

A coalition of advocates seeking more state funding for priorities such as education and affordable housing gathered at the Utah Capitol to tell lawmakers enough is enough.

Southern Utah man arrested after allegedly threatening officer, officer's family

A man who police say threatened a Cedar City police officer and the officer's family was arrested by a SWAT team on Monday.

K-9 Duco remembered for service to Cedar City community and police department

When working for law enforcement, he could pick up the scent of drugs when officers could not.

Utahn with 5 DUI convictions sent to prison for killing 13-year-old bicyclist

A Saratoga Springs man was ordered to spend between one and 20 years in prison after hitting and killing a 13-year-old West Jordan boy on his bicycle, then driving away.

Rare 17-pound meteorite discovered in Antarctica

During a recent excursion to the icy plains of Antarctica, an international team of researchers discovered five new meteorites — including one of the largest ever found on the continent.

BYU setter trades beaches for mountains, helping Cougars rekindle winning ways

The Cougars are 4-0 for the first time since 2020, a year removed from a disappointing 8-17 campaign, and Hughes' 128 assists, 17 digs and two aces in 13 sets were a key reason for it.

When home isn't safe: Experts see patterns, potential warning signs in family shootings

In Utah and nationally, many mass shootings happen at home. Though it's not always possible to predict, experts say certain behaviors may predict future violence.

Kids and phones: Why parents are afraid and how a Utah couple offers hope

Concern about the risks to children from smartphones and other tech devices sparked a Utah couple with five children to develop a program to prepare children for wise technology use.

'Everything Everywhere' tops Oscar nominations with 11

The sci-fi indie hit "Everything Everywhere All at Once" leads nominations to the 95th Academy Awards with 11 nominations.

UTA ski bus hits car parked illegally in Big Cottonwood Canyon

The Utah Transit Authority is putting out a warning after a ski bus crashed into a car parked illegally over the weekend.

Driver who caused 6-car crash on Timpanogos Highway faces multiple charges

A man who police say slammed into the back of a car stopped at a red light on the Timpanogos Highway in September, setting off a chain reaction accident that involved a total of six vehicles, is now facing numerous charges.

Low Lake Mead: Does that mean no marinas, concessions in the future?

As Lake Mead shrinks, the National Park Service has developed a three-option plan, including ripping out infrastructure for concessions and eliminating drinking water availability.

The boos are getting quieter for Gordon Hayward — and he's noticed

Maybe time has healed the wounds, or maybe it's just apathy at this point, but the boos were quieter for Gordon Hayward on Monday.