Cox signs bill requiring lethality assessments in Utah domestic violence cases

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox signed a bill Monday that requires law enforcement officers to conduct a lethality assessment whenever they respond to reports of domestic violence.

Will Fed raise interest rate after UBS takeover of Credit Suisse?

The regulator-driven buyout of embattled Credit Suisse over the weekend by its larger Swiss bank competitor UBS helped seed some calming of global banking markets on Monday following last week's tumult after the collapse of Silicon Valley and Signature banks.

Shorthanded Jazz stun Kings to stick in play-in race

Ochai Agbaji scored a career-high 27 points and Kelly Olynyk flirted with a triple-double to lead the Jazz to a 128-120 victory over the Kings.

Summit County alleges 'legislative cronyism' in lawsuit against developer, state of Utah

Summit County has filed a lawsuit against real estate developer and the state of Utah, alleging "legislative cronyism" in the passage of a controversial bill by the Utah Legislature.

Somebody wants the Bible removed from Davis County school libraries

The Davis School District is facing a challenge asking that the Bible be pulled from the shelves of the district's schools.

WHO, advisers urge China to release all COVID-related data after new research

Advisers to the World Health Organization have urged China to release all information related to the origin of the COVID-19 pandemic after new findings were briefly shared on an international database used to track pathogens.

Ski free the rest of this season at Snowbasin

If you're itching to get outside on the slopes, now is the best time, especially because it could be free! Snowbasin is offering free skiing and boarding for the rest of the season to those who buy a 2023-2024 season pass.

Police seek occupants of car who shot at 2 vehicles in Davis County

The Utah Highway Patrol says two vehicles were recently shot at in Davis County by the occupants of another car.

A banner year, literally: Utah resort reaches 700 inches of snow

Utah and Salt Lake County tourism officials say they will unfurl a banner that celebrates this year's remarkable snow season, which reached another big milestone on Monday.

Child growth and development hampered by 'forever chemicals' in blood, study says

Potentially toxic chemicals found in everyday products, including fast-food wrappers, makeup and carpeting, are altering hormonal and metabolic pathways needed for human growth and development, according to a new study.

It's the 1st official day of spring: Here's what that really means

Spring has sprung: Monday marks the first day of spring in the Northern Hemisphere. But what does that actually mean?

Have You Seen This? Biologist creates tool that makes habitat for wildlife

Australian biologist Matt Stephens created the Hollowhog, a tool that drills tree hollows — small cavities in living trees that many animals depend on for shelter — to fight against deforestation and habitat loss.

Former Utah tech exec was killed in an 'ambush.' Police have arrested his ex-wife's husband

Jared Bridegan was driving home with his 2-year-old daughter in the back seat when he was fatally ambushed, police say.

Video: Semitruck pins car against barrier on I-15 in Kaysville

A semitruck collided with a car, pinning it against a barrier on northbound I-15 in Kaysville Monday.

Love (on the apps) is a battlefield

Looking for love on an app can be terrifying. The young people giving their all deserve our respect.

5 reasons Utah's weather guy thinks the spring skiing here is the best anywhere

Spring skiing maintains an under-the-radar quality that adds to its allure. Many locals will happily tell you their favorite months for skiing are March and April, or even May.

Sen. Mike Lee blames central bank for inflation, says 'End the Fed'

Utah Sen. Mike Lee blamed the Federal Reserve for inflation and said it may be time to "revisit its structure and role."

Man recently paroled after a decade faces new criminal charges

A man recently paroled from prison after serving more than a decade for kidnapping is now facing new charges.

Utah women enjoying the dance all the way to the Sweet 16

As much as teams do everything they can to win the big games, there's a necessary requirement to have fun, too.

Man shot by Taylorsville police placed under arrest

A man shot by Taylorsville police on Friday is expected to survive, police announced Monday.

Utah Opera announces upcoming season with 'sparkling' theme of love

Utah Opera's upcoming season is a love letter to its audience with frequently requested and beloved productions at Salt Lake City's Janet Quinney Lawson Capitol Theatre.

Don't let the dreaded 'Disney rash' derail your vacation: Experts explain what it is, how to avoid it

What happens when Americans visit a Disney theme park and take 20,000 steps or more a day in hot, humid weather (when they usually get substantially fewer steps per day)? Many get the "Disney rash."

World on 'thin ice' as UN climate report gives stark warning

Humanity still has a chance, close to the last one, to prevent the worst of climate change's future harms, a top United Nations panel of scientists said Monday. But doing so requires quickly slashing carbon pollution and fossil fuel use, 60% by 2035, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change said.

Utah college professor breeds reptiles, assists with displaced animals

Joey Mugleston is a biology professor Utah Valley University, a nationally known reptile breeder and a caretaker for endangered desert tortoises and other animals.

2-year-old was shot by Tooele man not allowed to have guns, police say

Charges were filed Monday against a Tooele man accused of accidentally shooting a 2-year-old boy in the the leg on Sunday. Police say the man was restricted from possessing guns.

UDOT truck crashes into Big Cottonwood Canyon canal

Crews responded Monday morning after a Utah Department of Transportation truck veered into a canal in Big Cottonwood Canyon and crashed.

Amazon to cut 9,000 jobs; now at least 27,000 layoffs in 2023

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy said in a memo to staff on Monday that the company plans to eliminate 9,000 more jobs in the next few weeks. The job cuts would mark the second largest round of layoffs in the company's history.

Red Rocks awarded Los Angeles regional, setting up potential bout with UCLA in final

On Monday, the fifth-seeded Red Rocks learned their postseason fate.

RODS Heroes helps families adopt children with Down syndrome

Brad Murray is the founder and president of Racing for Orphans with Down Syndrome, a nonprofit dedicated to helping orphaned children who have Down syndrome find loving homes.

Vaccine makers prep bird flu shot for humans 'just in case'

Some of the world's leading makers of flu vaccines say they could make hundreds of millions of bird flu shots for humans within months if a new strain of avian influenza ever jumps across the species divide.

The world's happiest countries in 2023

There's cause for optimism in the latest report on world happiness.

The robot will see you now: Why experts say AI in health care is not to fear

Medical professionals say artificial intelligence is "just another tool in the medicine bag" when it comes to improving speed, accuracy and personalization of health care.

5 home projects to tackle yourself and 5 you should leave to the pros

But just because you could do a certain project on your own, that doesn't mean you should.

Senator criticizes Fed, calls for probe into Silicon Valley Bank failure

Sen. Elizabeth Warren on Sunday called for an independent probe into the recent failures of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank and took specific aim at the head of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco.

Putin welcomes China's Xi to Kremlin amid Ukraine fighting

Russian President Vladimir Putin warmly welcomed Chinese leader Xi Jinping to the Kremlin on Monday, a visit that sent a powerful message to Western leaders allied with Ukraine that their efforts to isolate Moscow have fallen short.

Cystic fibrosis is no longer an automatic qualifier for the Make-a-Wish Foundation

The Make-A-Wish Foundation has announced cystic fibrosis is no longer automatically a qualifying condition, because of "life-changing advances" in the outcome of the disease.

'A new era': State Street taco cart opens brick and mortar restaurant

The Millcreek location is part of a new era of Tacos Don Rafa as founder and owner Jesus Rosas begins to hand over the reins to his sons.