O'Keefe scores 10 on beam as Red Rocks make comeback to win semifinal meet

The night belonged to veteran gymnast Maile O'Keefe.

Sandy urgently clearing debris to prevent Little Cottonwood Creek flooding

Cities all over the state are preparing for potential flooding. One of the main areas of concern is Little Cottonwood Creek in Sandy.

Former high school basketball coach charged with rape expected to plead guilty in Idaho

A former girl's high school basketball coach in Idaho has agreed to plead guilty to two counts of rape.

Gail Miller says MLB pursuit completes the circle on her family's lifelong connection to baseball

Gail Miller speaks about how big a deal baseball was for her family and her late husband, and how the new effort is, in many ways, completing a journey that began decades ago.

Utah polygamist clan members sentenced to federal prison for billion-dollar tax fraud scheme

Five people, including four Utah family members associated with a polygamous clan, were sentenced to federal prison last week for a billion-dollar tax fraud scheme associated with their biofuel company, according to a U.S. Department of Justice statement.

'Harry Potter' and 'Game of Thrones' franchises to get fresh life on newly minted Max streamer

Discovery announced on Wednesday that "Game of Thrones" and "Harry Potter" franchises will take on new life at the studio's newly minted streaming service Max.

'Culture of noncompliance' contributing to health care problems at Salt Lake prison, audit finds

An audit released Wednesday found many health care problems in Utah's prisons still persist today, particularly at the Utah Correctional Facility in Salt Lake City.

Utah Adventures with Maverik: The science behind Utah's iconic red rock

Here is a look into the science behind the red dirt and rocks that gives Utah its famous national parks and landmarks.

Utah's largest exotic car show brought 25,000 to The Gateway

The 2023 Exotics at The Gateway car show drew its largest crowd yet and did not disappoint. Supercar fans flocked the streets to see over 100 cars up close.

'What we have is working,' Gov. Cox says of Utah flood mitigation efforts

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox thanked Utahns for volunteering to help with flood mitigation, and previewed what runoff could look like over the next week.

Effort to send new Utah flag to statewide referendum fails, state says

A bill that creates a new Utah state flag won't go to a referendum after organizers opposed to the new flag failed to gather enough signatures.

North Ogden neighbors fight rising waters from flooding canals

North Ogden homeowners are battling the waters as a creek flows down their street. They are working together to protect homes, and asking the city to do more.

FBI agents swarm Massachusetts home in document leak probe

FBI agents have converged at a Massachusetts home of a member of that state's Air National Guard in connection with the disclosure of highly classified military documents on the Ukraine war.

Driver killed after crashing into Utah County river

One man was killed Thursday morning when police say his car went off the road in American Fork Canyon and landed upside down in the Tibble Fork River.

Utah Rep. John Curtis doesn't think it 'makes sense' for him to run for Senate in 2024

A spokesperson for Rep. John Curtis says the congressman doesn't think it "makes sense" for him to run for U.S. Senate in 2024, despite rumors around the state that he is considering it.

Have You Seen This? RSL coach predicts unlikely comeback during halftime speech

"If you score one, you're gonna score three," Real Salt Lake head coach Pablo Mastroeni told his team as it was down 1-0 at halftime against Charlotte FC on April 8.

'Voices' told Salt Lake man accused of killing wife he was cured of being bipolar, charges say

A Salt Lake man who allegedly told police he thought his bipolar disorder was cured so he stopped taking his medication was charged Thursday with killing his wife, 71, in their apartment.

Avian influenza kills 18 condors near Utah, complicates efforts to save endangered species

The avian influenza outbreak is now taking a toll on efforts to save a severely endangered species found in Utah and other parts of the Southwest.

Enough is enough, how Utahns are regaining their health through vacationing

According to Healthline, people who take vacations have lower stress, less risk of heart disease, a better outlook on life, and more motivation to achieve goals.

Utah House Speaker Brad Wilson exploring run for Mitt Romney's Senate seat

Utah House Speaker Brad Wilson announced he's forming an exploratory committee for a 2024 run for the Senate seat currently held by Sen. Mitt Romney.

Suspect arrested in stabbing death of Cash App founder Bob Lee

San Francisco police arrested a man on Thursday morning in connection with last week's fatal stabbing of Cash App founder Bob Lee, according to local media reports.

Neighbors scramble to divert runoff waters in Wasatch County

Neighbors and others scrambled Wednesday to divert runoff floodwaters that were heading toward homes.

Event to explore cultures of Brazil, Africa and Puerto Rico

Salt Lake Capoeira is hosting an event that explores the music and dance of different African diaspora cultures in the Americas on Friday.

Patrick Kinahan: Jazz brass refuse to buy into raised expectations

Do not bother setting any tangible level of expectations for the Jazz next season.

Shark attack victim shares survival story of faith

Mike Morita is still in the hospital after losing a foot in the attack, but through it all, he never lost faith he would survive.

2 arrested in Salt Lake bank robbery

Two of three men wanted in connection with a bank robbery in Salt Lake City last week have now been arrested

About 100K nurses left the workforce due to pandemic-related burnout and stress, survey finds

About 100,000 registered nurses in the U.S. left the workplace due to the stresses of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the results of a survey published Thursday by the National Council of State Boards of Nursing.

A fireball landed in the US last week, and now there's a reward to find it

Meteorite hunters, get ready to head into the woods.

In 1983, a 100-year flood was no match for a community united

As the water roared, thousands came to help.

Biden says he's expanding some migrants' health care access

President Joe Biden says his administration is expanding eligibility for Medicaid and the Affordable Care Act's health insurance exchanges to hundreds of thousands of immigrants who were brought to the U.S. illegally as children.

St. George police sniper recognized as Officer of the Year for part in saving kidnapped child

A February 2022 hostage situation started in Southern Utah and crossed into Arizona when a man wanted for an incident involving a firearm took an infant from his mother at gunpoint and used him as a hostage while fleeing from police.

Why are there so many good TV shows to watch right now?

Most shows used to kick off in the fall, air big episodes in November and February, and go out with a bang in May for sweeps. Network television still largely follows that model, but the streamers and premium cable competitors of the new guard operate with the Emmy's in mind

'The best decision I've made': Why Boise State's Jackson Cravens came home to BYU

It's been all "good vibes" for the nephew of Utah head coach Kyle Whittingham since Jackson Cravens graduated from Boise State and opted to play his final season at BYU.

Hundreds rally against proposed large Idaho wind farm

Several hundred people rallied against plans for a large-scale wind energy project in southern Idaho, hoping to convince federal agencies to reject the proposal by Magic Valley Energy.

Salt Lake City close to issuing 1st of up to 4 parks bonds. Here's where the money will go

Salt Lake City's first parks bond tranche is expected to reel in nearly $25 million for parks and trails projects across the city, as well as help with other related finances.

Trump answers questions for 7 hours in NY fraud lawsuit

Former President Donald Trump answered questions for nearly seven hours Thursday during his second deposition in a legal battle with New York's attorney general over his company's business practices.

2 sentenced in '22 West Valley 'shootout'; 1 sent to prison, 1 gets probation

The second of two men was sentenced Monday for discharging firearms in public in what prosecutors called a "western-style shootout" outside an apartment complex in West Valley City a year ago.

Lori Daybell's former friend describes her relationship with Chad Daybell, JJ's last days

Melanie Gibb took the stand Thursday to describe her former best friend Lori Vallow Daybell's descent into radical beliefs that she says led the mother charged with murder to claim her children were zombies, and that Chad Daybell's wife would die.

US jobless claims rise but remain at historically low levels

U.S. applications for jobless benefits rose to their highest level in more than a year, but remain at relatively low levels despite efforts by the Federal Reserve to cool the economy and job market in its battle against inflation.

A Utah snowpack for the records means flooding. And it is here already

A cold front moved into northern Utah late Wednesday into Thursday, dropping rain at lower elevations and, yes, more snow in the mountains.

Utah expert HR tech firm explains strategies to boost employee recruiting and retention

With a boost to company culture plus more career growth opportunities, employees are more likely to stay at the company.

Driver killed after crashing into off-ramp barrier

One man was killed in a crash on an off-ramp from I-15 in Draper on Thursday.

Mudslide, crashes closes eastbound I-80 in Parleys Canyon

State troopers have closed eastbound Interstate 80 near the Emigration Canyon exit in Parleys Canyon due to a mudslide.

Food prices ease for the first time since 2020. Here's what's getting cheaper

Grocery prices finally dipped in March, falling for the first time since September 2020, according to data released Wednesday by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.