Hardy says Kessler needs to 'let it rip'; he just needs to learn how to do that

For the second time since the All-Star break, the Jazz opened up a game with a surprise: a play designed to get Walker Kessler open for a 3-pointer.

UTA bus driver says he is living the dream, driving during snowy days

'It's my dream job': A UTA bus driver shares his passion for getting passengers up and down the Cottonwood canyons in the winter.

Video: Bighorn ram sneers at Grand Canyon hiker

What does it take to tick off a bighorn ram? Learn how to share the trail with wildlife.

Event aims to educate Utahns about refugee women

Women of World, a nonprofit that helps displaced women, is hosting it 13th annual cultural gala and fashion show.

Man sentenced to prison for shooting through a wall, killing 7-year-old

Christopher Robert O'Connell, of Heber City, was sentenced to between one and 15 years in prison for manslaughter after he shot through a wall, killing a 7-year-old. He said he was drinking heavily and taking prescription drugs.

Suspect returns to scene of crime, captured on home security camera installed after 1st break-in

An 18-year-old is in jail facing a felony burglary charge after police say he attempted to break into the same home in Washington that he had broken into months before.

How Jordan Clarkson set a career-high in assists in Jazz loss

Jordan Clarkson went up with his right hand, and then pulled the ball back and switched it to his left. The move wasn't to score, it was to pass.

First evidence for horseback riding dates back 5K years

Archaeologists have found the first direct evidence for horseback riding in 5,000 year old skeletons in central Europe. The advent of horseback riding transformed human history by accelerating trade, communications and warfare.

The Utah-born health and weight loss shake that's sweeping the nation

Joel Bikman and his scientist brother, the co-founders of an innovative new health and weight loss company, are using the latest science to help set the record straight to help people get much healthier.

Is upping soft power deployment key to US global leadership?

In a piece he authored in January for the Deseret News, Daniel Runde cites "soft power" as a term coined by political scientist Joseph Nye Jr. that describes power wielded by persuasion, not force.

Human remains found in Washington County

A hiker found human remains near Sheep Bridge Road in Washington County Saturday afternoon.

Do you want to live on a cruise ship for 3 years for $30K per year?

Have you ever dreamed of giving it all up, leaving it all behind and hitting the road to escape all your responsibilities?

What are Utah lawmakers doing to address Utah's housing market crisis?

Before the Utah Legislature's 2023 general session began, Republican leaders promised action this year to address the affordable housing crisis.

Mano maneuvers Utah Warriors past Chicago for 2nd straight win

Joe Mano his 10th try in as many matches, and the Utah Warriors held off the expansion Chicago Hounds 14-10 at SeatGeek Stadium for the Warriors' second win in a row.

$30M of Funko Pop! toys to be thrown in the trash

Thirty million dollars worth of Funko Pop! figures — those big-headed, vinyl pop-culture dolls — will soon make their way into the hands of a new collector: The garbage collector.

Have You Seen This? Dynamic duo of dog escape artists

The greatest escapes have always required teamwork.

Feds hardwire child care benefits to $39B in CHIPS Act funding

The Commerce Department is ready to start disbursing some $39 billion in subsidies and incentives for companies building new semiconductor manufacturing plants in the U.S., part of the massive $280 billion CHIPS Act signed into law last summer.

Investigators working to determine cause of building collapse in Lava Hot Springs

The now collapsed Blue Moon Bar and Grill in Lava Hot Springs has been released to the property owner and insurance investigators.

What were Utah's 10 most-visited and 10 least-visited state parks in 2022?

Visitation to Utah's state parks dropped a little in 2022 but that doesn't mean the parks weren't busy.

Good Samaritan helps save family dog's life in Oregon house fire

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His music changed my life. So I tried to find him

As I listened to Paolo Nutini, I closed my eyes and dreamed that I would one day see him in concert. Nineteen-year-old me couldn't have known then that this wish would lead to a 13-year saga.

Wife remembers husband killed in roof-collapse as kind, hardworking

The wife of Rolando Castellanos-Briseno, 52, is remembering her husband as a kind, funny, hardworking man who loved to show his affection for her.

How snowfall impacts drought in Utah, California, Colorado

In true, dramatic California fashion, the state's Sierra Mountains region is on pace to break a 40-year-record for snowfall, turning an area once stricken by drought into a place of excess.

Chris Rock unleashes on Will Smith and wife Jada a year after Oscars slap

A year after he was slapped on stage at the Academy Awards, Chris Rock hammered Will Smith and his wife in a comedy special streamed live around the world, joking that he enjoyed seeing the actor beaten in his latest film.

At least 13 dead as severe storms bring tornadoes, flooding to South

At least 13 people have died in multiple states due to severe weather across the country as a powerful storm system that brought golf ball-sized hail and tornadoes to the South continues to march Saturday across the Northeast.

7 stunning winter hikes in Utah

There are plenty of Utah hiking trails that can be traversed year-round, making it easy for you to get out and enjoy the outdoors even if you aren't a winter sports enthusiast.

Parents claim Davis School District denied their daughter lifesaving care, in new lawsuit

The parents of a 14-year-old with severe disabilities have filed a lawsuit claiming that the Davis School District is denying their daughter potentially lifesaving accommodations.

St. George, the fastest growing metro in the US, is looking for water to keep the boom going

In a bright-red county in Utah, there is a ban on growing grass outside new businesses. Only 8% of a home's landscaping can have a grass lawn in St. George.