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Man recovers in hospital after head-on collision with brother in Iron County

07/21/2023 10:26pm
One man remains in recovery following a head-on collision involving two brothers in Iron County earlier this week.

'Help me' sign leads to rescue of kidnapped Texas girl in Southern California

07/21/2023 10:01pm
Police say a 13-year-old girl kidnapped in Texas was rescued in Southern California when passersby saw her hold up a "help me" sign in a parked car. The rescue occurred July 9 in Long Beach, south of Los Angeles.

Trial in Trump classified documents case set for May 2024

07/21/2023 9:33pm
Former President Donald Trump's trial over his alleged mishandling of classified documents will begin on May 20 next year, according to a U.S. court order on Friday.

Doctors urge caution ahead of record heat expected in Utah

07/21/2023 9:03pm
As Utah is gearing up for record triple-digit heat, doctors at Intermountain Health are encouraging people to take precautious and look for signs of dehydration and heat-related illnesses.

Jury finds South Jordan man guilty of having multiple weapons of mass destruction

07/21/2023 8:32pm
A South Jordan man whose home had to be destroyed because of the amount of explosives it contained was found guilty on Friday of housing multiple weapons of mass destruction and other crimes.

Man from Ohio dies in cliff-jumping accident at Lake Powell

07/21/2023 8:16pm
A man from Ohio died in a cliff jumping accident at Lake Powell Thursday.

Rep. Stewart wants answers on censorship of Hunter Biden's laptop

07/21/2023 8:01pm
Rep. Chris Stewart questioned Maya Wiley, president of the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, during a House Judiciary hearing Thursday on government censorship of social media.

'Toad-mageddon': Hundreds of thousands of toads blanket Utah road

07/21/2023 7:35pm
Hundreds of thousands of small toads were part of a mass migration across a country road in Stockton Wednesday, leaving witnesses and biologists stunned at the scale.

USU grad settles racism lawsuit for $45K

07/21/2023 7:04pm
Utah State University grad Gregory Noel has settled a lawsuit against the university involving allegations of racist treatment by a professor and what he saw as an inadequate response by USU for $45,000.

All eyes on Cam Rising's recovery as Utah football pursues 3-peat

07/21/2023 6:28pm
Will Utah quarterback Cam Rising be ready to start the season?

Orem addressing censorship allegations, but more action needed, free speech group says

07/21/2023 5:39pm
A national free speech group says it is not fully satisfied with the steps Orem has taken to address allegations of censorship and retaliation against library employees.

Man accused of shooting his wife claims he has no remorse, police say

07/21/2023 5:38pm
A man arrested for allegedly shooting his wife multiple times has been charged with attempted murder.

'Air-conditioned parade': Float builders offer preview to Days of '47 event

07/21/2023 4:47pm
The Days of '47 parade float preview party is taking place on Friday and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. at the Mountain America Expo Center. Thirty floats are on display.

Man dies after crashing into Pineview Reservoir

07/21/2023 4:35pm
Police confirmed a truck driver died after his dump truck's brakes failed, causing him to crash into Pineview Reservoir on Friday afternoon.

Utah father killed in motorcycle crash; son with disabilities injured in the accident

07/21/2023 4:32pm
A Utah family is dealing with the loss of their father and husband after a motorcycle crash.

Ron DeSantis wants to reverse GOP's 'culture of losing' and hopes Utah can help turn the tide

07/21/2023 4:00pm
Presidential hopeful and Florida Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis appealed to Utah voters by comparing Florida's economic and political record to that of Utah during a press conference.

Have You Seen This? 41 skydivers break record with largest ever sequential formation dive

07/21/2023 3:35pm
A team of 41 skydivers recently broke the British record for the largest sequential formation dive — and then broke their own record two jumps later, creating three consecutive shapes in the sky.

Should companies have to disclose why they're giving stock buybacks to shareholders?

07/21/2023 3:03pm
Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes is joining a lawsuit challenging a federal regulation requiring companies to disclose their reasoning behind offering stock buybacks.

Gephardt Busts Inflation: Apps and extensions can help you be a savvy shopper

07/21/2023 2:28pm
The latest check on inflation shows it's continuing to ease — slowly. Some apps and web browser extensions can help you save.

Big 12 preview: With SEC waiting, can early favorite Texas win first title since 2009?

07/21/2023 2:27pm
BYU and Texas will only overlap in the Big 12 Conference by one season before the Longhorns and Oklahoma head off to the Southeastern Conference in 2024.

Mark Harlan makes Utah's position in Pac-12 clear amid conference's rumored demise

07/21/2023 1:51pm
After months of speculation and rumors about the Four Corner schools potentially looking to move onto the Big 12, athletic director Mark Harlan made Utah's position in the Pac-12 clear Friday.

Review: Is the 'Barbie' movie as perfect as her dreamhouse?

07/21/2023 1:33pm
Here are a few reasons I liked "Barbie" and a couple of reasons it left me wanting.

2 sporting goods store employees charged with stealing guns

07/21/2023 12:34pm
Two employees of a sporting goods store in Taylorsville have been charged with stealing more than two dozen guns, ammunition and gun accessories.

Family shares warning after 5-year-old badly burned near campfire

07/21/2023 12:08pm
A 5-year-old Tooele County boy is recovering from second and third-degree burns after a campfire accident.

Amazon, Google, Meta, Microsoft and others agree to AI safeguards set by the White House

07/21/2023 11:46am
Amazon, Google, Meta, Microsoft and other technology companies that are leading the development of artificial intelligence technology have agreed to meet a set of AI safeguards brokered by President Joe Biden's administration.

How much do Utah voters care about a politician's moral character?

07/21/2023 11:40am - PARTNER
Voters also weighed in on what quality they want most in a leader, with moral character topping the list.

Woman killed in single-vehicle crash on I-15 near Tremonton

07/21/2023 11:26am
A 73-year-old woman was killed when her vehicle left the roadway on Interstate 15 near Tremonton on Thursday evening.

New fire restrictions added in 3 Utah counties ahead of Pioneer Day weekend

07/21/2023 10:43am
New fire restrictions are now in place in three northern Utah counties as the region begins to dry out.

Grand Canyon's North Rim to fully reopen after delays; more overnight permits go online

07/21/2023 10:14am
Grand Canyon visitors will have full access to the North Rim again beginning Sunday.

Missing West Jordan man with autism has been found, police say

07/21/2023 9:38am
Police say a missing West Jordan man with autism has been found.

Hailstorm damages homes in Tooele County

07/21/2023 9:16am
Major cleanup was going on in Tooele on Thursday following Wednesday night's big hailstorm. 

Pocatello man who died in crash was heading home to take wife to her first ultrasound

07/21/2023 8:41am
A GoFundMe has been launched to help pay for the funeral and memorial services of a Pocatello man who died following a Tuesday afternoon crash near Aberdeen.

Man dead following Kearns shooting; girlfriend arrested

07/21/2023 8:14am
A Kearns man is dead and his girlfriend is in custody following an early morning shooting. The 21-year-old woman was booked into jail for investigation of murder.

Biden admin cuts funding to Wuhan lab; Stewart, Romney support move

07/21/2023 8:06am
The Biden administration formally suspended funding for the Chinese lab at the center of the COVID-19 origin controversy in a move Rep. Chris Stewart says was long overdue. 

Utah Adventures with Maverik: 7 of the best scenic drives on the Wasatch Front

07/21/2023 8:00am - SPONSORED
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.

Here's where to watch this year's Pioneer Day fireworks and shows

07/21/2023 7:59am
This year's Pioneer Day will host many of Utah's usual festivities, including fireworks. To best know where and when to see Pioneer Day's famous fireworks celebrations across Utah, find the locations closest to you.

Popeyes is now offering 'girl dinner.' Here's what it's all about

07/21/2023 7:47am
Popeyes is now selling its own version of the viral "girl dinner" trend with a variety of sides that make a meal, including mashed potatoes, macaroni and cheese, Cajun fries, coleslaw, biscuits and red beans with rice.

Tony Bennett, masterful stylist of American musical standards, dies at 96

07/21/2023 7:07am
Tony Bennett, the eminent stylist and last of the great saloon singers whose devotion to classic American songs and knack for creating new standards such as "I Left My Heart In San Francisco" graced a decadeslong career, has died at 96.

Why protecting your child's hearing should be top of mind this holiday weekend

07/21/2023 6:48am
Summertime often means attending fun, loud events like rodeos, sporting events, and this holiday weekend, lots of fireworks shows.

BYU students build robotic bee to communicate through 'waggle dance'

07/21/2023 6:16am
Students at Brigham Young University have been hard at work cracking the code of the honeybees' dance, which is used to communicate.