2 killed in rollover crash in Iron County

Two people are dead after a crash Friday evening on I-15 in southern Utah.

Parents say 12-year-old's back pain turned into life-threatening infection

When Tom Parkin's daughter started complaining of back pain after a trip to the pool, he didn't think much of it. 

Floating bus stops could keep buses running on time

Every day Utahns from all over rely on public transit to get to and from places like work and home. Lately, getting the buses to and from their destinations on time has been challenging.

#SheBelongs ready to spread message of inclusion through soccer on 16-day, three-continent trip

Twenty-two girls, ages 16-18, half of them from refugee backgrounds, joined together and formed a soccer team and will soon go on a three-continent trip together.

Utah couple create nonprofit and hope to help grieving families in the aftermath of a suicide

A husband and wife are hoping to help others with a nonprofit they created to assist families in the aftermath of a suicide, after going through the trial themselves.

Ivins mayor, officials say local cities are getting 'hands tied' by Utah Legislature on home design

The mayor of Ivins and members of the City Council say their hands have been tied by the Utah Legislature as far as being able to regulate how homes look in their community.

TikTok and 5 content creators ask federal judge to block Montana from banning app

TikTok and a group of five content creators who are suing the state of Montana over its first-in-the-nation law to ban the video sharing app are now asking a federal judge to block implementation of the law while the case moves through the courts.

Utah food trucks prepare to face off to raise money for local charities

Salt Lake City's annual Food Truck Face Off is set for Saturday in Liberty Park, with proceeds going to Fourth Street Clinic, the Children's Center Utah and Utah Community Action.

Noise, lights, crowds: Pickleball problems plague neighbors

Residents want them. Cities can't build them fast enough. But some folks living next to a pickleball court in Tooele County say it's a nightmare.

Key gun control measure in the crosshairs at US Supreme Court

The U.S. Supreme Court, which last year expanded gun rights in a landmark ruling, is set to return to the issue in a major case testing whether a law that keeps firearms away from people under domestic violence restraining orders violates the Constitution.

Twitter vs. Threads showdown highlights political differences on content moderation

The emergence of Threads, Meta's new Twitter rival, has some hoping for a more welcoming platform, while others continue to praise Twitter's lack of moderation.

Utah Department of Public Safety appoints new deputy commissioner

Utah Highway Patrol Maj. Beau Mason was appointed as the new deputy commissioner of the Department of Public Safety on Friday.

10 family-friendly destinations to visit in eastern Idaho

Quality family time can be hard to come by. Luckily, Idaho is full of captivating, family-friendly activities and destinations.

Salt Lake police investigating death of person whose body was recovered from canal

Salt Lake crews recovered a body in a Salt Lake canal on Friday, not far from where another body was discovered a month ago.

Have You Seen This? Dog's paws-itively perfect way to avoid being watched

This dog found the perfect way to avoid her owners checking in on her from afar.

Davis District signs first-of-its-kind enrollment agreement with Davis Technical College

The Davis School District has formalized a first-of-its-kind concurrent enrollment agreement with Davis Technical College.

Beaver County wildfire contained and I-15 reopened; 1st red flag warnings issued in Utah

Northbound I-15 has reopened a few miles north of Beaver after crews contained a small wildfire that was affecting the roadway, Utah Department of Transportation officials say.

PGA golfers are adding this Utah resort to their 2024 tour schedules

In 2024, Utah's Black Desert Resort will join the ranks of storied PGA courses like Pebble Beach and Augusta National by hosting a FedEx Cup competition.

Utahns open 70-acre farm and beekeeping business in Idaho

A Utah family is the proud owner of a new 70-acre farm and beekeeping operation in Pocatello.

Biden's new asylum policy strands some migrants at Mexico border

A new Biden administration rule requires migrants to make an appointment on a government-run smartphone app before approaching the border — but few migrants have a device for the app.

Footage from DPS helicopter captures rescue of firefighters in Utah County

Video shows the moment two firefighters were hoisted out from a wildland fire for heat illness.

Southern Utah resident to be 4th Utahn to appear on 'Jeopardy!'

Washington's Tom Zulewski will become the fourth Utahn in history to appear on the trivia game show "Jeopardy!" on Friday night, July 7, at 6:30 p.m.

One week into Big 12 stay, BYU already catching recruits' eyes (and not just in football)

BYU men's golf announced the addition of former Skyline High star, Cal transfer and 2023 Utah state amateur champion Simon Kwon Friday morning.

US sending cluster munitions banned by over 100 nations to Ukraine after months of debate

The U.S. will send cluster munitions to Ukraine as part of a new military aid package, national security adviser Jake Sullivan confirmed on Friday, following months of debate within the Biden administration about whether to provide Kyiv with the controversial weapons banned by over 100 countries, including key U.S. allies.

Texas gunman in Walmart shooting gets 90 life sentences, may still face death penalty

A gunman who killed 23 people in a racist attack on Hispanic shoppers at a Walmart in Texas has been sentenced to 90 consecutive life sentences in federal prison.

2-year-old found dead in Spanish Fork canal after wandering off, police say

A 2-year-old boy who apparently wandered off during a sports practice Friday morning was found deceased in a nearby canal, police said.

Salt Lake City's 'living room' now 30 — still making an impact downtown

Salt Lake City leaders say the downtown John W. Gallivan Utah Center is still reshaping the city after it opened 30 years ago this month.

A conversation with the co-founder of Moms for Liberty

Tiffany Justice says media coverage of her group hasn't been fair or accurate.

Salt Lake man arrested after randomly firing 20 shots from his home, police say

A man was arrested Thursday after police say he fired about 20 rounds outside of his Salt Lake home.

Utah Adventures with Maverik: Snowmelt creates epic waterfalls you don't want to miss

From crushing cascades in the mountains to rushing rivulets in red rock canyons, here are some waterfalls you don't want to miss this year.

'We laughed. We cried': Family, friends gather at vigil for 7-year-old boy killed in crash

Hundreds of Washington residents gathered at Sullivan Park in southern Utah Wednesday night for a candlelight vigil to remember the life of Ace Butterfus.

Man arrested after stabbing his brother 4 times, police say

South Salt Lake police have arrested a man who they say stabbed his brother in the back four times.

Minerva Teichert exhibition opens in Salt Lake City

The artwork of notable Western and Latter-day Saint painter Minerva Teichert is the subject of a new exhibition that opened Thursday at the Church History Museum in Salt Lake City.

No more free coffee on your birthday? Companies rein in customer rewards programs — here's why

Reward programs, including birthday freebies and discounts, have long been a way for brands to build loyalty and incentivize spending. But now some companies are becoming a bit more stingy, and customers are taking notice.

Mortgage rates jump to 6.81%, their highest level this year

U.S. mortgage rates jumped up this week as recent economic data showed inflation remains sticky and the job market is still red hot.

Empire strikes back: Truck driver's reaction on busy St. George freeway assists fire department

The driver of a truck hauling construction waste was praised by firefighters for his maneuvers after his truck caught fire on Interstate 15 near the St. George Boulevard exit.

DWR monitoring moose in South Weber after calls from concerned citizens

Citizens in South Weber are worried about a moose hanging out in a canal for days. Wildlife officials are already keeping track of her, as citizens wonder if she's injured.

Utah company revolutionizing checkout experience: Advantages of local Free PayAnywhere POS

Whatever your industry may be, having a good POS system is one of the best things you can do for your business.

Strong winds cause damage at Payson cemetery

Payson is still dealing with damage brought on by the microburst that hit Monday night.

Salt Lake police arrest man suspected of killing man riding a scooter

Salt Lake police have arrested the man who they believe intentionally ran over another man whom he knew while that man was riding a scooter in Salt Lake City on Monday.

Last month was the planet's hottest June on record by a huge margin

Earth's temperature was off the charts last month as an extreme heat wave scorched the Southern U.S. and Mexico and ocean warmth soared to alarming levels, a new report shows.

US slowed hiring but still added 209K jobs in June in sign of economy's resilience

America's employers delivered another month of solid hiring in June, adding 209,000 jobs, a sign the economy's resilience is confounding the Federal Reserve's strenuous drive to slow growth and inflation.

Environmental problems could change the blue at Bear Lake

There might be a change in the usual bright turquoise we're used to seeing at Bear Lake. While it's a temporary change, it may be a sign of a bigger problem.