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10 states plan to sue EPA over standards for residential wood-burning stoves

07/02/2023 10:04pm
Attorneys general from 10 states plan to sue the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, saying its failure to review and ensure emissions standards for residential wood-burning stoves has allowed the continued sale of appliances that unduly worsen pollution.

Southbound I-15 on-ramp at 5300 South closed overnight due to buckling

07/02/2023 9:09pm
The southbound I-15 on-ramp at 5300 South is expected to be closed until about 4 a.m. Monday due to the road buckling, the Utah Highway Patrol said Sunday.

What's going on with the West's largest transmission line in decades?

07/02/2023 9:02pm
The TransWest Express high voltage transmission line, envisioned to be completed by 2027, is the largest transmission addition planned for the Western grid in decades.

How to keep your pets safe and calm during fireworks season

07/02/2023 8:21pm
Here are some tips to help keep our pets safe and feeling happy during fireworks, which can be frightening for many pets.

July's supermoon will be 14,000 miles closer to Earth than a typical full moon event

07/02/2023 7:39pm
The first of four supermoons to rise in 2023, July's lunar display will appear to be brighter in the night sky than any other full moon event that has occurred this year.

Utah CBD balm company growing with goal of 'instant relief' for people in pain

07/02/2023 7:01pm
Eight years ago, Kami Day's evenings consisted of working in the kitchen, mixing plants and oils together — all while her kids ran around the house complaining about the strong smells.

California man sentenced to over 6 years in prison for $8.7M cow manure Ponzi scheme

07/02/2023 6:04pm
A California man who ran a multimillion-dollar fraud scheme where he claimed to turn cow manure into green energy has been sentenced to over six years in prison, the U.S. attorney's office announced.

Getting the 2030 Winter Games still seen as 'quite hard' for Sapporo

07/02/2023 4:44pm
Sapporo's efforts to revive its bid for the 2030 Winter Games may not be working.

After Monday qualifier, BYU grad Peter Kuest inches from temporary Tour membership

07/02/2023 4:35pm
The former BYU golfer opened the week qualifying for the Rocket Mortgage Classic, and the Monday qualifier ended inches away from special temporary membership on the PGA Tour after a three-way tie for fourth.

This trio of BYU students thinks they may have built the next 'billion-dollar company'

07/02/2023 4:07pm
Three BYU students on the Zaymo team took home $875,000 in May after winning third place in a prestigious collegiate business plan competition.

Grandmother of French teen shot dead by police officer pleads with rioters to stop

07/02/2023 3:38pm
The grandmother of a French teenager shot dead by police during a traffic stop has urged rioters to stop as the nation braced for a sixth straight night of unrest.

Have You Seen This? If you give a sheep an exercise ball

07/02/2023 3:01pm
The sheep in New Zealand definitely live a charmed life.

Where you can and can't launch fireworks in Utah this July

07/02/2023 2:31pm
The lighting of fireworks is legal between July 2 and July 5, and July 22 and July 25 in Utah — but there are still restrictions as to where they can be launched.

2 men dead after suicide follows fatal hit-and-run Centerville crash

07/02/2023 1:53pm
Police say two people are dead after a bicyclist was hit by a truck in Centerville Saturday and the driver of the truck later died of a self-inflicted gunshot at his West Bountiful home.

Judge says man who hit and killed 15-year-old is a danger to the community

07/02/2023 12:21pm
A Utah judge ordered an Ogden man to serve consecutive prison sentences for hitting and killing a 15-year-old girl in Lehi and injuring her brother while driving with drugs in his system.

European telescope launched to hunt for clues to universe's darkest secrets

07/02/2023 11:43am
A European space telescope has blasted off to explore the mysterious and invisible realm known as the dark universe. SpaceX launched the European Space Agency's Euclid observatory on Saturday from Cape Canaveral, Florida.

Think you can keep up with this 83-year-old cyclist? Good luck

07/02/2023 11:18am - PARTNER
Utahn Stan Swallow is a bike racer and he is speedy. He has won six national road race or time trial championships in his age group, the first one coming when he was 72. He is 83.

Payson High students pushing to get Kevin Bacon to prom

07/02/2023 10:57am
Students at Payson High School are kicking off a massive year-long campaign to get "Footloose" star Kevin Bacon to attend their prom next year.

Baltimore mass shooting leaves 2 dead, 28 injured at street party

07/02/2023 10:07am
Two people were killed and 28 others were injured in a mass shooting in Baltimore, Maryland, early Sunday at the scene of a holiday weekend block party, according to police and local media reports.

Report: Jordan Clarkson finalizing new 3-year deal with Jazz

07/02/2023 9:59am
Jordan Clarkson is reportedly finalizing a contract renegotiation with the Jazz that will keep him in Utah through the 2056-26 season

Utah company helps to house adults with disabilities

07/02/2023 9:37am
The Utah company, Buddies4Life, helps connect adults with disabilities with a new home to live in.

Ringo Starr says The Beatles would 'never' fake John Lennon's vocals with AI on new song

07/02/2023 8:51am
Ringo Starr is doubling down about the authenticity of the vocals on the highly anticipated new Beatles song recently teased by former bandmate Paul McCartney.

US forest managers urge revelers to swap fireworks for Silly String, but some say not so fast

07/02/2023 8:06am
U.S. Forest Service managers in the drought-stricken Southwest are urging people to swap their fireworks this Fourth of July for glow sticks, noisemakers and cans of red, white and blue Silly String. Not so fast, say some environmentalists.

5 ways to protect your kids from online predators

07/02/2023 8:00am - SPONSORED
Troomi kid-friendly devices help kids with the technology they want and need, without compromising their safety online.

Church of Jesus Christ invites Utah young single adults to unique summer conference

07/02/2023 7:18am
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is hosting a large conference for young single adults in August, the first conference of its kind for the church's Utah area.

Photos: Journey, fireworks entertain thousands at 2023 Stadium of Fire

07/02/2023 1:02am
The band Journey headlined Provo's Stadium of Fire concert as part of the city's Freedom Festival activities to celebrate the Fourth of July holiday weekend.