Seeing more electric cars on Utah roads? Here's why

The number of electric vehicles registered in Utah has increased by more than 200% from 2020 to 2023.

RSL reignites season with 3-goal scoring barrage

Real Salt Lake had three goals in five games entering Saturday's home contest against Charlotte FC, but exploded on Saturday.

Ukraine's coal miners dig deep to power a nation at war

Deep underground in southeastern Ukraine, miners work around the clock extracting coal to power the country's war effort and to provide civilians with light and heat.

Couple critically injured in basement explosion at their Layton home

A Layton couple were critically injured with burns Saturday after an explosion occurred while they were doing a home improvement project in their basement, firefighters said.

Down, not out in Houston: Utah Warriors hold on for 3rd-straight win

The Utah Warriors were down several key bodies, but never found themselves out in a pivotal road match at Houston.

'We'll see how it goes': Markkanen's not sure how military life will be in Finland

Lauri Markkanen knew the time would eventually come. It does for all Finnish adult males.

Teen ties for first place in ESPN tournament challenge, beating millions of brackets

March Madness may be over, but a Utah family is still on cloud nine after their nephew won the ESPN Tournament Challenge.

Where can Utahns get sandbags to prepare for spring flooding?

A record-breaking snowpack is leading to flood preparations in many cities across the state, including sandbag filling locations. Where can you get sandbags?

Fruit Heights mudslide destroys building, traps and injures couple

A mudslide in Fruit Heights swept away a large shed and trapped a man and a woman Saturday. One person was hospitalized.

These 81-year-old best friends traveled the world in 80 days

A pair of best friends from Texas are proving that adventure doesn't have an age limit — even when you're 81.

One person killed in Washington County hit-and-run

One person was killed in a hit-and-run Thursday night in the city of Washington.

Tribe warns US government against moving ahead with mine

Native American tribal members fighting plans for an enormous copper mine on land they consider sacred say they are increasingly worried U.S. officials will move forward on the project even as they await a federal appellate court ruling in the case.

Weekend warmup needed, Utah hydrologist says

With a weekend warmup, plenty of people are concerned about the potential for flooding but hydrologists say this first warmup is important.

Jazz beat Nuggets in home finale in 'full circle' moment for team

Utah was without seven rotation players, including its entire starting lineup against the Denver Nuggets. So, naturally, the Jazz jumped out a 19-point lead in the first half and went on to win 118-114 Saturday at Vivint Arena.

Small towns reclaim abandoned ski areas as nonprofits

Under the gaze of the imposing Spanish Peaks in southern Colorado, the 50-acre Parker-Fitzgerald Cuchara Mountain Park is the story of so many American ski areas, only the community was determined to change the script.

Tennessee becomes new front in battle for American democracy

Tennessee has become a new front in the battle for the future of American democracy after Republicans expelled two Black lawmakers from the state Legislature for their part in a protest urging passage of gun-control measures.

Utah requires online education course as off-road fun kicks off

Road advocacy groups stresses safety during popular Easter Weekend.

Slovis, and then? Breaking down BYU's QBs after spring scrimmage

BYU quarterback Kedon Slovis opened last Friday's annual scrimmage at LaVell Edwards Stadium with starters' level reps.

How to talk to your kids about Easter

What's the best way for Christian families to navigate the Easter season?

Northern Utah wildlife rehabilitation center forced to relocate

The Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah is seeking an extension after it was given 180 days to vacate its building.

Timeline of days before Enoch murder/suicide

A timeline prepared by Enoch police leading up to the Jan. 4 shooting deaths of seven members of a southern Utah family. After shooting them in their home, Michael Haight took his own life.

Newly discovered 'einstein' shape can do something no other tile can do

A geometry problem that has been puzzling scientists for 60 years has likely just been solved by an amateur mathematician with a newly discovered 13-sided shape.

76-year-old walks US for the 9th time in hopes to spread love and prevent suicide

Steve Fugate, age 76, is making it his mission to spread love and compassion despite any challenges you may be facing.

Lone Peak falls in Championship Invitational final; Woolston named tourney MVP

Tournament MVP Kailey Woolston scored a game-high 28 points in Lone Peak's 50-46 loss to top-seeded Sidwell Friends.

Pathmaker program aims to change the face of medicine

Many minorities are seriously underrepresented in the medical field, and a program at the Huntsman Cancer Institute aims to help change that.

Details of new Utah State hoops coach Danny Sprinkle's contract, and more

Utah State continues to up the ante when it comes to paying its basketball coaches.

Good Samaritan donates his kidney to a stranger

More than 100,000 people are waiting for an organ transplant in the United States. Utah's waitlist for all organs is up to 900, with nearly 600 of them waiting for a kidney.

Save the date: One year until total solar eclipse sweeps US

Just one year from now, a total solar eclipse will sweep across North America.

Why this new Utah office focuses on family-friendly policies

Just months after Gov. Spencer Cox's new Office of Families began operating, the state has made several efforts aimed at helping families.