Community rallies to help Latter-day Saint author Carol Lynn Pearson during pneumonia recovery

A few weeks ago, Latter-day Saint author Carol Lynn Pearson contracted a severe case of double pneumonia and had to be hospitalized. Now many are rallying to support her during her recovery.

US to vet human rights more closely before approving arms deals, sources say

President Joe Biden's administration will unveil on Thursday a long-awaited overhaul of arms export policy with increased emphasis on human rights, three State Department officials familiar with the new Conventional Arms Transfer policy told Reuters.

Galaxies spotted by Webb telescope rewrite understanding of early universe

Observations by NASA's James Webb Space Telescope are upending the understanding of the early universe, indicating the presence of large and mature but remarkably compact galaxies teeming with stars far sooner than scientists had considered possible.

New report shows increase in Utah children experiencing homelessness

The report and Crossroads Urban Center Executive Director Bill Tibbitts discussed how low-income Utahns have been impacted by homelessness and how best to move forward.

Ash Wednesday services halted by snowstorm

Utah congregations altered their Ash Wednesday observances in response to the major snowstorm moving across the Wasatch Front.

Utah woman charged with shooting ex's girlfriend now accused of attacking another woman

A Springville woman charged with shooting her estranged husband's girlfriend in December is now facing new charges accusing her of hitting another woman with a baseball bat in 2021.

How credit scores are evolving to improve access to credit

A low credit score can hurt your ability to take out a loan, secure a good interest rate, or increase the spending limit on your credit card.

After boy's tragic death, a bill addressing the over-service of alcohol goes to the Utah Senate

Last April, Eli Mitchell was walking across the street to use his new debit card for the first time when he was hit and killed by a drunk driver who had been drinking for six hours straight.

Save big on ski tickets and lessons during the best winter in years with Snowbasin's mid-season sale

No one should be missing out on these conditions, so Snowbasin is offering up huge savings on lift tickets, packages, and lessons during their midseason sale.

Sentencing for man who murdered his mom and 3 siblings delayed due to funding

The sentencing for Colin Haynie, who murdered his mother and three siblings when he was 16, has been further delayed while his attorneys seek funding for another mental health evaluation.

TV news employee shot dead, another wounded, covering previous shooting in Florida

An Orlando television news employee was shot dead and another wounded Wednesday while covering an earlier shooting incident in Florida, Orange County Sheriff John Mina said.

Using AI like ChatGPT costs more than other internet searches. It's a billion-dollar problem

Having an exchange with AI known as a large language model likely cost 10 times more than a standard keyword search.

EPA says it can fine train company $70,000 a day for Ohio toxic wreck

The head of the Environmental Protection Agency threatened expensive consequences if Norfolk Southern fails to fully clean up its toxic train wreck and pay for the fallout in East Palestine, Ohio.

Is this the end of Utah's income tax earmark for education?

Will this be the year that Utah lawmakers act to eliminate the decades-old education earmark on income tax revenue?

Will the Supreme Court undo the 'rule that made the modern internet'?

Could a cornerstone protection of web-based companies, one that's widely recognized as the tenet which led to the modern-day internet, get thrown out in court?

Have You Seen This? A heartwarming eel rescue

Getting a slippery eel back into a stream is easier said than done.

Utah bill would gut signature-gathering path to primary ballots

HB393 would allow any candidate who gets 70% of the delegate vote at party conventions to avoid a primary election, even if a challenger collected the required number of signatures.

Utah company reveals 7 tips to avoid a kitchen remodel nightmare

If you've talked to people who've remodeled their kitchen or bathroom, you've undoubtedly heard horror stories.

Utah teen convicted of making threat against high school

A 17-year-old boy has been convicted in juvenile court of making a threat against a southern Utah high school.

Snowy winds whip through southern Utah, leaving wake of damage, power outages

High winds and a trace of snowflakes in the St. George area have also been marked by power outages and fallen trees on Wednesday.

Bill to study halogen emissions, inspired by poor air quality report, clears first legislative hurdle

A bill that sets up a study of halogen emissions, such as bromine and chlorine, cleared its first test Wednesday in the Utah Legislature.

Microsoft brings Bing chatbot to phones after curbing quirks

Microsoft is ready to take its new Bing chatbot mainstream — less than a week after making major fixes to stop the artificially intelligent search engine from going off the rails.

Drunken driver was doing doughnuts on I-80, going wrong way in snowstorm, UHP says

Utah troopers say they arrested an impaired driver who was driving the wrong way on I-80 during Wednesday morning's snowstorm and doing doughnuts on the freeway.

Utahn in jail for attempted murder tried to murder fellow inmate, charges say

A Salt Lake man convicted of attempting to murder his ex-girlfriend was in jail waiting to be sentenced when police say he tried to kill a fellow Salt Lake County Jail inmate.

Will Utah Legislature chip in to help overwhelmed domestic violence programs?

Utah groups serving victims of domestic violence say they are already stretched to meet the need — and anticipate greater demand under a Utah bill which would refer more victims to shelters.

Nintendonitis: America's digital addiction

Video games are often designed to keep us hooked. But that doesn't mean it's all bad news.

Utah, Indiana governors call for states to sponsor immigrants to fill labor shortages

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox and Indiana's governor wrote a Washington Post op-ed calling for the federal government to allow states to sponsor immigrants to fill labor shortages.

Runnin' Utes face dilemma without Rollie Worster, Gabe Madsen against LA schools

In a matter of a few weeks, Utah lost its best outside shooter and its floor leader to injury.

Travel insurance stalls reimbursement for Orem man on technicality

A canceled flight caused an Orem couple to miss their cruise trip, but travel insurance held up their reimbursement due to a technicality.

Major drug bust in southern Utah nets $15.8M in suspected methamphetamine, fentanyl pills

Three men were arrested after more than 110 pounds of suspected methamphetamine and fentanyl pills were reportedly recovered during a traffic stop that was set in motion on northbound I-15 and ended on Green Springs Drive in the city of Washington over the weekend.

NASA device maps out dust storms from space to curb climate change

NASA is mapping out dust storms on Earth with a device called EMIT, which could be an important tool in efforts to understand and mitigate the effects of global warming.

Russia says it will play by nuclear treaty rules despite suspending deal with US

Russia will stick to agreed limits on nuclear missiles and keep informing the United States about changes in its deployments, a senior defense official said on Wednesday, despite the "suspension" of its last remaining arms control treaty with Washington.

Repealing state food tax helps Utahns, veteran tells lawmakers

A few days ago, Ted Garcia and his son walked out of a grocery store with just two bags that rang up for $67.

New traffic plan on Little Cottonwood Canyon Road to alleviate congestion

As Utah braces for several big snow days this week, drivers need to be prepared for traffic changes in Sandy aimed at alleviating the nightmare that builds along Little Cottonwood Road.

Provo accounting firm charged in $11M COVID-19 tax fraud scheme

A federal grand jury returned an indictment charging two Utah County men and an accounting firm with claiming an excess of $11 million in tax credits through a COVID-related fraud scheme.

At 25, Utah's youngest lawmaker is looking to make change

Standing before a room of seasoned lawmakers one week into this year's legislative session, Utah's youngest legislator articulated his opposition to a bill.