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Keyonte George shakes off rust, nerves to impress in first summer league game
07/03/2023 10:41pm
Utah Jazz rookie Keyonte George didn't run from the fact that he had some jitters on Monday.
Rep. Stewart welcomes America's newest citizens at Bryce Canyon naturalization ceremony
07/03/2023 10:23pm
One of America's most striking landscapes set the scene as immigration agents welcomed the country's newest citizens with a naturalization ceremony along the rim of Bryce Canyon National Park.
Elon Musk's Twitter tweaks irk users, advertisers and could undermine new CEO
07/03/2023 9:52pm
Twitter owner Elon Musk's decision last weekend to temporarily limit user activity in an effort to "address extreme levels of data scraping & system manipulation" may be reaping some results the world's richest man was not expecting.
Gunman opens fire at random on Philadelphia streets, killing 5 before he is arrested, police say
07/03/2023 9:12pm
Police say a gunman in a bulletproof vest has opened fire on the streets of Philadelphia, killing five people and wounding two boys before he surrendered to responding officers.
7 great family activities in Utah's Dinosaurland
07/03/2023 9:02pm
From rafting to rodeos to mountain biking, the town of Vernal offers all kinds of outdoor activities for families. But there's one thing that looms large over everything else in the area … dinosaurs.
Duo accused of shooting at semitruck driver, crashing into another car
07/03/2023 8:31pm
Two men who allegedly shot at a semitruck driver on Monday ended up crashing into another vehicle while fleeing from police.
Thunderstorms caused power outages that affected more than 15,000 households
07/03/2023 7:56pm
Thunderstorms across the Wasatch Front have caused multiple power outages in Davis, Weber, Salt Lake and Utah counties, Rocky Mountain Power said in a statement.
The wait for US passports creates travel purgatory, snarls summer plans
07/03/2023 7:31pm
Seeking a valid U.S. passport for that 2023 trip? Buckle up, wishful traveler, for a very different journey before you step anywhere near an airport.
4th of July food faves mostly pricier than last year, but there are a few deals to be had
07/03/2023 7:01pm
A little holiday menu strategy will save you some money this year, but prices on many favorite items for Fourth of July picnics and barbecues are up from 2022.
2 killed in Davis County motorcycle crash identified as law enforcement officers
07/03/2023 6:24pm
Two people who were killed Monday afternoon when their motorcycle crashed into a pickup truck's trailer were identified a day later as two employees of the Davis County Sheriff's Office.
Salt Lake City takes in applications as councilwoman's resignation takes effect
07/03/2023 6:02pm
Salt Lake City officials are accepting applications for a short-term replacement for the city council's seventh district.
Utah women in the workplace: Raising male awareness of gender bias
07/03/2023 5:22pm
A new report by the Utah Women and Leadership Project shows men perceive less gender bias in the workplace than women do.
Popular Zion trail open again but remains 'no walk in the park,' rangers say
07/03/2023 4:47pm
Zion National Park officials are reminding visitors that river flows are still strong at the Narrows, even after the spring snowmelt has mostly come to an end.
USU study shows clinicians lack knowledge of transgender health care
07/03/2023 4:03pm
A study that includes Utah State University researchers found 1 in 4 transgender and nonbinary individuals report having to teach medical providers about their health care needs.
Suspected impaired and distracted driver accused of killing 7-year-old boy
07/03/2023 3:34pm
A southern Utah man who police say was impaired and attempting to use his phone to text when he ran a stop sign and hit two other vehicles, killing a 7-year-old boy, is facing numerous criminal charges.
Have You Seen This? What a beauty tutorial in 'Bridgerton' era would really look like
07/03/2023 3:25pm
Lest anyone find themselves wishing they could travel back in time and waltz around a ballroom looking like the people on period dramas, this video from BBC's "Horrible Histories" might make them think again.
How much did Utah's record snowpack help the Great Salt Lake?
07/03/2023 3:02pm
The lake appears to have maxed out at about 4,194 feet elevation after this year's record snowpack.
Officers determined to be legally justified in fatal shooting of man trying to break into home
07/03/2023 2:32pm
Three Saratoga Springs police officers were legally justified in using deadly force against a man trying to break into a home, the Utah County Attorney's Office announced Monday.
Iron County man found shot to death; woman arrested
07/03/2023 1:54pm
A woman has been arrested after a man, who lives on the same property, was found dead with a gunshot wound Sunday night.
Flying car prototype gets airworthiness certificate from the FAA
07/03/2023 1:43pm
The Federal Aviation Administration has certified for testing a vehicle that a California startup describes as a flying car — the first fully electric vehicle that can both fly and travel on roads to receive U.S. government approval.
This new regional park will help you breathe easy
07/03/2023 1:16pm
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In an age of constant growth and urban sprawl, it's unusual to see communities set aside large acreage for recreation.
Guns, knives, explosives seized from Juab County home
07/03/2023 1:03pm
A requested welfare check lead to the discovery of numerous weapons and drugs, including "cricket bombs" and pipe bombs, inside a Juab County home.
The Farm at Gardner Village rescues animals ... and humans
07/03/2023 12:00pm
All of the animals at the Farm at Gardner Village have one thing in common: Nobody else wanted them. All have been rescued.
To refrigerate or not? Heinz clears the air on how you should store ketchup
07/03/2023 11:43am
With just five words, a recent tweet from Kraft Heinz sparked a bit of a debate about how you should store your ketchup.
Provo officer threatened by knife-wielding man
07/03/2023 11:08am
Criminal charges were filed Monday against a man who prosecutors say threatened a Provo police officer with a knife.
Spanish Fork man arrested following 'extensive fight' with officers
07/03/2023 10:21am
A man who allegedly stole a case of beer fought two police officers trying to arrest him Sunday night — at one point, using an officer's Taser.
Man found with nearly 2 kilos of cocaine in southern Utah sentenced to prison
07/03/2023 9:03am
A Colorado man who was arrested with more than 4.5 pounds of cocaine during a traffic stop last summer has been sentenced to federal prison.
Provo man celebrates 19 years volunteering for Freedom Festival parade
07/03/2023 8:08am
On Tuesday, Terry Kennard will oversee the Grand Parade of America's Freedom Festival at Provo — the 19th year he has been a volunteer for the parade.
Utah woman lost 100 pounds in 1 year: Here's how
07/03/2023 8:00am
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When Angie showed up at Health Utah, she was struggling with fibromyalgia, extreme fatigue, insulin resistance, depression, systemic inflammation and metabolic syndrome.
Illegal fireworks may be to blame for large fire that burned 3 homes, neighbors say
07/03/2023 7:42am
Two West Valley City homeowners were awakened early Sunday to their homes on fire with what they say were illegal fireworks.
White House guaranteed attorney access for all migrant screenings. Most don't have it
07/03/2023 7:22am
The Biden administration said migrants would be guaranteed access to legal representation. The promise of attorney access appears unfulfilled.
Man killed in possibly targeted hit-and-run crash
07/03/2023 7:01am
One person is dead in a fatal hit-and-run crash in Salt Lake City that police believe may have been intentional.
Guilty until proven sick: Why are people working through illnesses?
07/03/2023 6:17am
A new national survey examines why U.S. workers are increasingly hesitant to use paid time off to check out of work when they're sick or simply need a mental health recovery day.
