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2 parents will pay fine for disrupting 2021 Granite School District meeting with mask protest

03/13/2023 10:36pm

The Granite School District meeting on May 4, 2021, ended due to disruptions by protesters over a school mask policy. Two parents pleaded no contest to disrupting that meeting on Monday and will pay a fine.

Family fundraising to save toddler with disorder that turns babies into 'human time bombs'

03/13/2023 10:05pm

At any moment, Henry can stop breathing, have a life-threatening seizure or become paralyzed — and there's no way to know when it will happen or if he will survive.

Safety signage added to popular southern Utah park with waterfalls expected to return

03/13/2023 9:35pm

While the waterfalls aren't flowing yet, Gunlock State Park managers say that they expect the popular man-made feature will return this spring.

Utah unveils 'aggressive' plan to address homelessness statewide

03/13/2023 9:04pm

The Legislature tasked the Utah Homelessness Council and Utah Office of Homeless Services with creating a statewide strategic plan.

Woman pretended to be friend who looks like her to avoid theft charge, police say

03/13/2023 8:37pm

A Smithfield woman has been charged with pretending to be a woman who looks like her in order to avoid a retail theft charge.

Jazz fall to Miami in closing seconds as they wrap up 6-game road trip

03/13/2023 8:15pm

You can call it a learning experience for the young Jazz, who finished their six-game road trip with the 119-115 loss to the Heat.

Idaho Potato Commission unveils malted milkshake and French fries ice cream

03/13/2023 8:05pm

The Idaho Potato Commission partnered up with a New York-based company to make a limited-edition malted milkshake flavored ice cream loaded with french fry bites.

Romney and Lee react to Silicon Valley Bank collapse, as Biden announces depositors will be protected

03/13/2023 7:35pm

President Joe Biden worked to reassure the country about the nation's banking system on Monday after two banks collapsed over the weekend.

Investigators determine propane gas leak led to Cache County home explosion

03/13/2023 7:04pm

Investigators determined a propane gas leak led to the explosion of a Cache Junction home that killed one person and injured two more March 9.

Ski free the rest of this season at Snowbasin

03/13/2023 7:00pm - SPONSORED

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Which meds are best for low back pain? Study tries to find out

03/13/2023 6:34pm

People often reach for over-the-counter pain medication to help. But which type of pain med is most effective? A new study attempted to find out.

Video shows rescue of man stranded, injured in Washington County slot canyon

03/13/2023 6:02pm

A man who was stranded in a slot canyon overnight in Washington County was rescued Monday morning.

Utah's mountains near mid-March record ahead of arriving atmospheric river event

03/13/2023 5:43pm

Some of Utah's mountain ranges could receive 2 feet or more of snow this week, which would likely put this year's snowpack into a league of its own for mid-March.

Economists warn of costs if US Medicare covers new obesity drugs

03/13/2023 4:07pm

The cost of expanding U.S. Medicare prescription drug coverage to pay for expensive, new obesity medications could be catastrophic, health economists warned in a report published on Saturday.

Utah leaders respond to Silicon Valley Bank meltdown as feds promise to cover depositors

03/13/2023 3:45pm

Federal regulators promised over the weekend to cover all depositors, even those with balances in excess of the $250,000 insurance cutoff, at two shuttered banks.

Have You Seen This? When you wish upon a meteor

03/13/2023 3:30pm

Shooting stars are charming. But this meteor looks downright intense.

Rollover crash causes major traffic delays on I-15 in Centerville

03/13/2023 3:06pm

A single-vehicle rollover crash shut down multiple lanes on northbound I-15 in Centerville Monday, Utah Highway Patrol said.

Are your pollen allergies already overwhelming? Here's why

03/13/2023 3:03pm

It's only early March, but the pollen floating around the air in the Southern and Eastern U.S. is already eye-watering.

6 ways to celebrate Women's History Month

03/13/2023 3:00pm - SPONSORED

If you've never celebrated Women's History Month before, or if you're looking for some fresh ideas, here are six suggestions.

Kearns man fired shots in home, narrowly missing wife and child, police say

03/13/2023 2:33pm

A Kearns man who police say shot at his wife as she was holding their 1-year-old daughter is now facing multiple criminal charges.

These lawmakers passed the most bills during the legislative session

03/13/2023 2:08pm

Sen. Wayne Harper, R-Taylorsville, passed the most bills during the 2023 general session, and freshman Rep. Quinn Kotter, R-West Valley City, was the lawmaker who voted "nay" the most.

Man sentenced in gun theft tied to murder of Ogden grocer

03/13/2023 1:37pm

A man who sold a stolen gun used in the murder of Ogden grocer Satnam Singh will serve federal prison time.

Confirmed: Global floods, droughts worsening with warming

03/13/2023 1:08pm

The intensity of extreme drought and rainfall has "sharply" increased over the past 20 years, according to a study published Monday in the journal Nature Water.

Here's how many times you need to reuse your reusable grocery bags

03/13/2023 12:33pm

Campaigners say reusable bag hoards are creating fresh environmental problems, with reusable bags having a much higher carbon footprint than thin plastic bags.

Biden OKs major Willow oil drilling in Alaska over protests

03/13/2023 12:05pm

The Biden administration said Monday it is approving the huge Willow oil-drilling project on Alaska's petroleum-rich North Slope, a major climate move.

Looking back, how'd we do handling the pandemic? These leaders give Utah high marks

03/13/2023 12:04pm

It's been three years since a virus that originated 6,873 miles from Utah significantly altered life as we knew it.

What did 'The Last of Us' get right and wrong about Salt Lake City?

03/13/2023 11:29am

Many Utahns took notice of Sunday night's season finale of "The Last of Us," as it put Salt Lake City on the center stage.

Name-calling: Which political labels help, and which ones hurt?

03/13/2023 11:04am - PARTNER

Americans are much less likely to vote for candidates if they're labeled "woke" or "election denier".

American Fork man charged with attacking teen boy with meat tenderizer

03/13/2023 10:38am

An American Fork man already awaiting sentencing for a conviction of drug distribution is now facing additional charges tied to an assault of a 14-year-old boy.

Sandy working to keep garbage pickup running after snow piles up

03/13/2023 10:16am

Despite snowstorms forecasted for the week, a popular bulk pickup program in Sandy is moving forward on schedule.

Another atmospheric river approaches California; neighborhoods already flooded, hundreds in shelters

03/13/2023 9:49am

Still reeling from storms that inundated neighborhoods, forced rescues and damaged roads, storm-battered California is bracing for another atmospheric river that threatens even more flooding Monday.

Idaho teen pays it forward with her wish

03/13/2023 9:11am

Idaho teenager Emersyn Drollinger of Shelley is getting her wish granted to pay her wish forward.

Silicon Valley investment firm Silver Lake to acquire Qualtrics in $12.5B deal

03/13/2023 8:47am

Silicon Valley tech investment firm Silver Lake announced late Sunday it had entered into an agreement to acquire Qualtrics in an all-cash deal worth $12.5 billion.

Cohen testifies before grand jury in Trump hush money probe

03/13/2023 8:32am

Donald Trump's former lawyer and fixer Michael Cohen testified Monday before a Manhattan grand jury investigating hush money payments made on the former president's behalf.

St. George detectives fly to New Mexico to arrest suspect in sex abuse case

03/13/2023 8:18am

A New Mexico man accused of sexually abusing a child during a family gathering in Utah in 2020 was returned to Utah by two St. George police detectives and was booked into jail in Washington County.

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03/13/2023 8:00am - SPONSORED

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Several people fall through ice in Clearfield pond in 1 day; no injuries

03/13/2023 7:58am

North Davis Fire District is warning people not to step on the ice at Steed Pond in Centerville after several people fell through Saturday.

Experts speak out against hyper-realistic TikTok beauty filter

03/13/2023 7:41am

Those who had a Snapchat account in 2015 may remember the first augmented reality face filters — they could give users doggy ears, devil horns and make them look like they were vomiting rainbows.

Biden tells US to have confidence in banks after collapse

03/13/2023 7:10am

President Joe Biden is telling people in the U.S. that the nation's financial systems are sound. This come after the swift and stunning collapse of two banks that prompted fears of a broader upheaval.

Sister grieves for American killed in Mexico kidnapping

03/13/2023 6:49am

The sister of an American killed in an attack in Mexico says that she and he both had a bad feeling about the trip.

First Black-owned bank opening in Utah

03/13/2023 6:17am

Black investors are making history in Utah with plans to open the state's first and the Mountain West's only Black-owned bank.

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