Country Fan Fest will bring thousands to Tooele County

Thousands of locals and out-of-towners will make their way to Tooele County July 26-29, for this year's Country Fan Fest featuring a variety of top country performers.

Division of Wildlife Resources releases 1,000 bluehead suckers into Weber River

A natural resource conservation effort eight years coming culminated Wednesday along the Weber River.

RSL ushers in Chicho era with 4-0 win over Orlando

The monthlong wait for Real Salt Lake's $6 million man was worth it.

Sailors rejoice after snowy Utah winter raises Great Salt Lake — for now

After years of sailboats being hoisted out of the shrinking Great Salt Lake amid fears they might not return, sailors are back this summer.

Search and rescue teams gear up for warmer temperatures, busier weeks ahead

 Search and rescue crews say the rate of rescues has started to rise amid proper summer temperatures across Utah.

Who will the Jazz play in the in-season tournament? NBA releases details of new competition

The next time the NBA comes to Las Vegas, the results will matter. Actually, that might depend on who you ask.

Big Betsy flag stirs emotions of patriotism, healing for Utah veterans

A canyon in northern Utah County has become home to a powerful symbol of patriotism and healing, thanks to the efforts of an organization known as Follow the Flag. 

New telehealth program offers women birth control prescriptions over the phone

Effective immediately, Intermountain Health will give adult women the chance to receive prescriptions for basic birth control through telehealth appointments.

California governor to stop fighting against parole for Charles Manson follower

California Governor Gavin Newsom on Friday announced he would give up trying to deny parole to one of Charles Manson's murderous "family" of followers, clearing the way to let Leslie Van Houten out of prison after more than 50 years.

Teens among at least 8 injured in shooting at Texas party, police say

At least eight people ages 15 to 18 were injured in a shooting after an argument broke out between two groups at a house party in El Paso, Texas, authorities said Saturday.

'Clone' or competitor? Users and lawyers compare Twitter and Threads

In a cease-and-desist letter earlier this week, Twitter threatened legal action against Instagram parent company Meta over the new text-based app, Threads. Threads creators have pushed back. Just how similar are they?

DIY experience-based stores offer the 'magic' of creativity

Experience-based stores give people the opportunity to dabble in different fields and mediums without the pressure of having to fully commit to buying supplies and tools.

Gen Z and Millennials are scrimping. Boomers? Living it up

Baby Boomers are living it up, splurging on cruises and restaurants. Younger Americans are struggling just to keep up.

Have You Seen This? What would you keep in a drawer with built-in, multilevel security?

It turns out that multifactor authentication isn't just to keep digital assets safe.

Why it's difficult to measure the effectiveness of ketamine for depression

In recent years, the medical world has been studying the effectiveness of the anesthetic agent ketamine in treating depression — and the findings have been promising.

Logan Canyon to get cell service; officials hope it will improve public safety

Plans are now underway to get a cell tower in Logan Canyon. In all, about $21 million has been secured to make it happen.

Laziness isn't why you procrastinate — this is

If you're stuck in what seems like an endless cycle of procrastination, guilt and chaos, you might be wondering, "Why am I so lazy?" or "Why can't I just get myself together?"

Man shot, killed by Roy officers after pointing gun, police say

A man is dead after being shot by a Roy police officer, officials said.

Extremely overdue book returned to Massachusetts library 119 years later

A Massachusetts library is celebrating the return of a book more than a century after it was last checked out. On Feb. 14, 1904, someone curious about the emerging possibilities of a key force of nature checked out James Clerk Maxwell's "An Elementary Treatise on Electricity" from the New Bedford Free Public Library.

Online dating apps are on the rise. How does Mutual compare?

Among dating apps, Mutual is the most popular for Latter-day Saints. And while many say they have found success with the app, others have cautionary tales from their experiences.

Biden is heading to Europe. Alliances, the UK and the war in Ukraine are on his agenda

President Joe Biden leaves on Sunday for Europe, where he'll spend time in three nations tending to alliances that have been tested by Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The first stop is London.

Report: Jazz sign center Paul Reed to offer sheet; Sixers have until Sunday night to match

Philadelphia 76ers big man Paul Reed has signed a three-year offer sheet with the Utah Jazz, according to multiple reports.

Students from across the country repaint 'I' decades after Intermountain Indian School closes

Many of these former students come back every year to help paint the "I" overlooking Brigham City.

Rural cancer patients access care closer to home

Farmer Dave Walker credits a new clinic and online technology for peace of mind during his treatments.

Young Automotive Group hosts Wasatch Back Overlanding Expo

Young Automotive Group is hosting its Wasatch Back Overlanding Expo from July 14-16 at the Morgan County Fairgrounds.

Inmate-run cafe prepares workers for real world, 'builds bridges' with law enforcement

At the Utah County Jail in Spanish Fork, inmates and deputies are building bridges with each other through the Code 7 Cafe. The cafe is one part of the inmate kitchen program that makes almost 3,000 meals a day at the jail.