Bittersweet ending won't mar Utah Warriors' much-needed win over Houston

Joel Hodgson, Joe Mano and Mika Kruse scored three-straight tries on either side of halftime to help Utah to a 34-28 win over Houston that vaulted the Warriors into a tie for third place in the conference.

How is the One Utah Health Collaborative announced in 2021 working to improve health care?

Gov. Spencer Cox said the One Utah Health Collaborative he announced 18 months ago continues to be a "heavy, heavy lift," but he is feeling good about the direction in which the process is headed.

Television's biggest mystery: How long will pipeline for new programming be closed?

The week in May is when ABC, CBS, NBC and Fox have traditionally unveiled programming plans in glitzy presentations to advertisers. It was decidedly muted this year, both to the continued growth of streaming and uncertainties caused by the Hollywood writers strike.

Rapids rivalry brings out goals for RSL in 3-2 win

Real Salt Lake picked a great time to find its scoring stride after four scoreless matches.

'You just see the human spirit': Amputees build community through mobility clinic

The Utah Adaptive Mobility Clinic brought over 50 amputees together to try out prosthetics and running blades, connect with local outdoor groups and build a sense of community.

American Airlines and JetBlue have to break up their partnership, court rules

American Airlines and JetBlue Airways have to break up their alliance on Northeast U.S. flight routes, a U.S. District Court judge ordered Friday.

North Ogden's Orton Park overflows, neighbors show up with paddle boards, pets

North Ogden's Orton Park was overflowing Friday as city leaders said the detention basin was functioning properly. Neighbors arrived with paddle boards, pets and kayaks to take advantage of the unique conditions.

Clearfield launches drowning detection system to increase swimmers' safety

Clearfield has implemented Utah's first public pool drowning detection technology to increase swimmers' safety.

Seat belts save Salt Lake couple, unborn child

Far too many deadly crashes in Utah involve someone not wearing a seat belt.

1 dead after head-on collision north of Monticello

One person is dead after a head-on collision near Monticello Saturday.

Layton man gave guns to friend 2 days before killing family, but forgot about 1, police say

The Layton man accused of killing his wife and her parents Friday said he had been "thinking of doing this a few days ago" so he stored his guns in a friend's garage, police say.

Do election workers need extra protection in today's political climate?

Utah has had 20 new county clerks take office since 2020, and lawmakers are considering additional protections to help prevent turnover among election workers.

4 teens arrested after attempting to steal rental car at airport

Four teens were arrested early Saturday after an alleged attempt to steal a rental car at the Salt Lake International Airport failed.

Have You Seen This? Behold, the amphibious freight train

I know that trains are incredible machines, but I had no idea that they could navigate flooded tracks.

Schedule your own MRI without a doctor's order for less than $400 with new locations

Getting an MRI can be costly and take weeks to get after visiting a doctor. One walk-in MRI clinic is hoping to disrupt this tedious process.

'Food is Medicine': New thinking about hospital food

When you think of a hospital, five-star dining doesn't come to mind. Intermountain Health chefs are working to change that.

Cedar City airport manager leaves to take state job, says smooth transition expected

Cedar City Regional Airport bid farewell to airport manager Nick Holt last week.

The Battle over Medicare/Medicaid's failure to cover approved Alzheimer's drugs

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services is drawing fire for refusing to cover immunotherapy drugs that target early-stage Alzheimer's disease, although the United States Food and Drug Administration has approved them.

Here's why the sun appears red during wildfire season

Blood red sunrises and sunsets are a somewhat eerie side effect of the smoke that wafts for hundreds or even thousands of kilometres from the scene of a wildfire. The red tint can even last through the day if the smoke stays in the atmosphere.

From Windsor Castle to the Utah Jazz arena: Why every concert is significant to Andrea Bocelli

For Bocelli, music is a vessel for his faith. Each performance seems to be of utmost importance — whether it's at Windsor Castle or the home of the Utah Jazz.

High mountain passes still buried in snow

Right now, there's no estimated date for when those seasonal passes will open.

Biden administration blames airlines for delays, cancellations; downplayed FAA's lack of staffing

While President Joe Biden's administration publicly hammered airlines for flight delays and cancellations last summer, behind the scenes Federal Aviation Administration officials were well aware that their own agency also bore responsibility for disrupting thousands of flights, according to previously unreported internal FAA records

Utah offering additional Spanish library books, audiobooks for students

The Utah State Library Division is offering a number of new materials for kids and teens at school and public libraries.

'Goal scorers are expensive,' says RSL boss Pablo Mastroeni, but just how expensive?

"Goal scorers are expensive," Pablo Mastroeni said. But in terms of Moneyball, he might as well have just said, "goals are expensive."

'It's very dangerous': Increased flows expected for Provo River next week

Those who live and recreate along the Provo River are being warned that there will be a significant increase in water over the next week.

Police: 1 dead, 1 injured after vehicle hits parked cars, rolls

One person is dead and one is injured after a car crash near 650 West 800 South on Friday.

Utah Valley Chamber – Principle #1: chop wood, carry water

These principles may seem routine and too fundamental to be effective in today's business environment. In reality, they are priceless gems – guideposts – to ensure generational prosperity for the valley, state and nation.

Hitting bullseyes while blind: How adaptive hunting equipment is helping 2 marksmen compete

Two friends who are blind have earned a spot at the Utah Long Range Championship in Wendover next month, where they will compete against sighted shooters.