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Morgan County family gives up land development rights to keep helping veterans

02/14/2023 10:31pm

A Morgan County family has signed an agreement to make sure their 5,200 acres will never be developed. Instead, the land will remain home to what's called the Warrior Rizen Ranch, to support veterans and their families.

Study hints healthier school lunch can reduce obesity

02/14/2023 9:35pm

A federal law that boosted nutrition standards for school meals may have begun to help slow the rise in obesity among America's children.

1 dead in auto-pedestrian crash on Redwood Road

02/14/2023 9:34pm

A man was killed Tuesday night in an auto-pedestrian crash on Redwood Road.

Utah lawmaker presents resolution promoting 'more kindness'

02/14/2023 9:06pm

Sen. Curt Bramble, a longtime Utah lawmaker who has a reputation for at times being rather, well, curt is pushing a resolution promoting "kindness" in Utah.

Subway is looking to sell itself

02/14/2023 8:33pm

Subway, one of the world's most recognizable fast-food brands, has confirmed it's up for sale.

What does the January inflation report mean for Utah's economy?

02/14/2023 8:04pm

Overall U.S. inflation stretched its streak of declines to seven straight months in January and now stands at 6.4% in the last 12 months, down slightly from 6.5% in December, according to a Labor Department report released Tuesday.

Reward offered in deadly hit-and-run crash in Salt Lake City

02/14/2023 7:33pm

A $2,500 reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the driver who hit and killed a man in a crosswalk in downtown Salt Lake City in January.

Will state lawmakers have more say over a possible Winter Games for Utah?

02/14/2023 7:06pm

Legislation giving state lawmakers more say over another Winter Games in Utah is expected to be considered by the full House in front of U.S. Olympic and Paralympic officials after Tuesday's committee approval.

Small plane lands on Bangerter Highway in South Jordan

02/14/2023 6:52pm

A small plane abruptly landed on Bangerter Highway on Tuesday evening near 10400 South.

Judge orders husband of Bluffdale mayor to stand trial over threats to her opponent

02/14/2023 6:44pm

Bluffdale Mayor Natalie Hall's husband was ordered Tuesday to stand trial on charges accusing him of threatening a political opponent of his wife during her election.

Salt Lake County sheriff says she'll reluctantly support bill to dissolve Unified police

02/14/2023 6:17pm

Salt Lake County Sheriff Rosie Rivera reluctantly plans to support a bill to end the Unified Police Department, saying it's the only way to resolve "misinformed attacks" on the department.

Gabby Petito's family attorney claims Brian Laundrie's mom offered 'to help bury the body'

02/14/2023 5:50pm

Brian Laundrie's mother wrote a letter to her son that included references to getting a shovel and burying a body, an attorney representing the parents of Gabby Petito said during a court hearing Tuesday.

Popular Valentine's chocolate boxes look big, but have more plastic than ever

02/14/2023 4:39pm

Get ready for heartbreak in the candy aisle.

Crashes lead to I-15 closure in Iron County; snow squall passes through southern Utah

02/14/2023 4:10pm

Multiple crashes on Interstate 15 in Southern Utah were reported early Tuesday afternoon within an hour of the National Weather Service's alert warning motorists of a snow squall passing through the area.

Have You Seen This? Smudge might just be the world's smartest bird

02/14/2023 3:31pm

I thought magpies were supposed to be super smart, but old Smudge has them beat.

Tribes still not consulted as state tries to save Great Salt Lake

02/14/2023 3:03pm

State leaders say they want native perspectives included in conversations about the lake, but action to date shows otherwise.

New treatment for PTSD and anxiety is changing lives

02/14/2023 3:00pm - SPONSORED

If you live with PTSD or chronic anxiety, there's a new and effective treatment that might help you.

Feds offer reward after damage found at dinosaur track site near Utah-Arizona border

02/14/2023 2:13pm

Bureau of Land Management officials are offering a $2,000 reward for information leading to a conviction of anyone responsible for vandalizing a dinosaur track site.

Utah Hispanic Chamber of Commerce merging with American Latino Chamber

02/14/2023 1:37pm

The Utah Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and Utahs Latino American Chamber of Commerce announced Tuesday they will combine efforts and programs to better serve the state's Latino business community.

Legislature approves amended resolution to end Utah's trigger abortion ban

02/14/2023 1:10pm

The Legislature gave final approval to an amended resolution that could make it easier for the state to end the hold on Utah's trigger abortion ban.

Judge vacates conviction of man imprisoned nearly 3 decades

02/14/2023 12:48pm

A Missouri judge has overturned the conviction of a 50-year-old man who has served nearly 28 years of a life prison sentence for a killing that he says he didn't commit.

3 sentenced in $2M romance fraud scheme that targeted widows

02/14/2023 12:38pm

Three foreign national men living in Utah have been sentenced for their roles in a $2 million-plus romance fraud scheme that prosecutors say targeted over 100 people, primarily widows.

What happens when the religiously illiterate are asked about Latter-day Saints

02/14/2023 12:34pm - PARTNER

Latter-day Saints are among faith groups that ranked negatively in a recent survey. But it's likely that people are not distinguishing between major faith groups and their controversial offshoots.

Draper man charged with hijacking UTA bus, threatening driver

02/14/2023 12:15pm

A Draper man has been charged with hijacking a Utah Transit Authority bus after allegedly threatening the driver with a fire extinguisher.

Poll shows more than half of Utahns less concerned about drought

02/14/2023 12:10pm

A new poll shows that while more than 8 in 10 Utah residents remain concerned over the drought, the series of storms this winter have more than half of them less concerned.

Pandemic youth mental health toll unprecedented, data shows

02/14/2023 11:51am

The pandemic took a harsh toll on U.S. teen girls' mental health, with almost 60% reporting feelings of persistent sadness or hopelessness. That's according to a government survey released Monday.

Here are the roads closed for NBA All-Star events in Salt Lake City this week

02/14/2023 11:31am

The NBA All-Star Game-related events this week are prompting road closures around Salt Lake City.

Thrift shop to sell hundreds of items of vintage NBA gear for All-Star Weekend in SLC

02/14/2023 10:49am

A Provo vintage and sportswear shop picked up and moved most of its merchandise to Salt Lake City Monday, bringing them one step closer in its yearslong journey to the NBA All-Stars.

Will the COVID-19 virus subvariant called orthrus take Utah for 'a wild ride'?

02/14/2023 10:05am

Could the latest version of COVID-19 cause a repeat of last winter's huge surge in COVID-19 cases?

US defends decision to shoot down 3 unidentified objects

02/14/2023 9:36am

The White House is defending the shootdowns of three unidentified objects in as many days despite not confirming the objects were intended for surveillance in the same manner as the high-altitude Chinese balloon.

Police seek motive of gunman who killed 3 at Michigan State

02/14/2023 9:06am

Police say the gunman who killed himself hours after fatally shooting three students at Michigan State University was 43-year-old Anthony McRae. Police also say five people who are in critical condition Tuesday are also students.

Cedar City approves plans to revitalize the 'heart of the community'

02/14/2023 8:51am

Cedar City forged ahead with plans to reinvest in its Historic Downtown in an ongoing effort to revitalize the "heart of the community."

Utah business owners raise money for Moab fall victim's family

02/14/2023 8:19am

A man in Spanish Fork is working to raise money for the family of Zoe McKinney, who died Friday after falling approximately 30 feet while hiking in Moab.

5 home projects that are worth more than you spend

02/14/2023 8:00am - SPONSORED

You don't have to do anything drastic to increase your home's value.

UTA extends service hours for NBA All-Star Weekend. Is it a window into the future?

02/14/2023 7:58am

UTA's hours are going to look very different in Salt Lake City. Is it a glimpse into what future transit options will look like?

Warren Jeffs' nephew, a polygamy kidnapping suspect, will be returned to Utah

02/14/2023 7:39am

The nephew of imprisoned Utah polygamous leader Warren Jeffs will be returned to Utah to face charges that he kidnapped his niece, as he waived extradition at a court hearing Monday following his arrest in North Dakota.

US inflation slows to 6.4%, but price pressures re-emerge

02/14/2023 7:19am

The pace of consumer price increases eased again in January, the latest sign that the high inflation that has gripped Americans for two years is slowing.

Haley announces presidential campaign, challenging Trump

02/14/2023 6:49am

Nikki Haley, the former South Carolina governor and United Nations ambassador, announced her candidacy for president on Tuesday. She becomes the first major challenger to former President Donald Trump for the 2024 Republican nomination.

After $1M judgment against him, Orem mayor now sues ex-daughter-in-law

02/14/2023 6:23am

Orem Mayor David Young is suing his ex-daughter-in-law and an Alabama man claiming their "false testimony" convinced a judge to issue a $1 million judgment against him.

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