A proposed national monument in Arizona impacts Utah ranchers, energy

A possible 1.1 million-acre monument designation in northern Arizona is being sought by Native American tribes and conservation organizations, but it has the potential to impact Utah ranchers.

Deadly extreme heat on the rise in national parks — a growing risk for America's great outdoors

Extreme heat appears to be leading to the deaths of people in America's national parks at an alarming pace this year, highlighting both its severity and the changing calculus of personal risk in the country's natural places as climate change fuels more weather extremes.

Family, friends remember senior Latter-day Saint missionary killed in Vanuatu crash

A Riverton community is mourning the loss of a dear neighbor, friend and a senior Latter-day Saint missionary killed in a tragic accident Friday.

Solar panels on water canals seem like a no-brainer. So why aren't they widespread?

The idea of putting solar panels on top of the world's thousands of miles of irrigation canals has long seemed like a good one. In arid locations, besides the clean electricity, there is the added benefit of reducing evaporation.

Department of Justice sues Texas over floating border barriers

The U.S. Justice Department on Monday sued Texas over floating barriers installed by the state in the Rio Grande river to block migrants crossing from Mexico.

Hot temperatures are causing roads to buckle, but not in southern Utah

Several major roads in northern Utah have buckled this summer but that hasn't been a problem in southern Utah where temperatures are hotter.

Help through handcuffs: Probation agents hunt, arrest fugitives to get them back on track

Adult Probation and Parole agents allowed the media and legislators to observe roundups of wanted Utah fugitives who absconded from parole or probation.

Utah company shakes up prepared meals with a grill box

To make your mealtimes even easier (and tastier), Beehive Meals is now offering a new Grill Box.

Bear traps set for grizzly bear after fatal attack near Yellowstone National Park

Wildlife workers searching for a grizzly bear that killed a woman along a forest trail near Yellowstone National Park are setting bear traps for a third night in hopes of catching the bruin.

Woman critically injured in head-on collision in Kearns

A woman was critically injured Monday after she hit a large pickup truck head-on in Kearns. Police said they are investing the crash as a suspected DUI.

Alabama woman confesses to fabricating kidnapping

Authorities in Alabama said Monday that a woman has confessed to fabricating a story that she was kidnapped after stopping to check on a toddler she saw walking on the side of the interstate.

Twitter blue bird has flown as Elon Musk says X logo is here

After 17 years with an iconic blue bird logo that came to symbolize the broadcasting of ideas to the world, billionaire Elon Musk renamed Twitter as X and unveiled a new logo, marking a new focus to build an "everything app."

4 injured in multivehicle crash involving semitruck near Hurricane

Four people were transported to a hospital after a crash involving two vehicles and a semitruck occurred along Utah state Route 59 southeast of Hurricane near Apple Valley on Monday.

Arizona man charged with dumping human waste in southern Utah

Three people arrested in connection with the alleged illegal dumping human waste in Garfield County have been formally charged.

Have You Seen This? Do NOT go out into this hailstorm

These shouldn't be called hailstones. They're more like frozen baseballs.

Beaver County deputies investigating possible kidnapping

A Beaver County woman says she was driving home from work when a man armed with a knife and gun emerged from her backseat.

'It's important to know where we came from': Days of '47 Parade honors all pioneers

Since July 24, 1849, Salt Lake City has hosted a parade on Pioneer Day to honor the ancestors who trekked across the plains and made Utah home.

How you can help in the Clear the Air Challenge

Improving Utah's air quality is something everyone can agree with, and every Utahn can help fight against pollution with Utah's Clear the Air Challenge.

'Expect the unexpected': Gospel musical to return to Salt Lake after 26 years

A gospel play about God, slavery and freedom is returning to Salt Lake on Aug. 5 — 26 years after it was first performed at Abravanel Hall.

The Miller family's $10M investment in Joseph Smith

The 27 volumes of Joseph Smith's papers were published in five series — documents, revelations and translations, journals, histories and administrative records. In all, the printed books contain accurate and unabridged transcripts of 1,598 records by and regarding Joseph Smith.

Woman arrested after allegedly grabbing child going to Days of '47 Parade

A woman who allegedly grabbed a young boy as his mother was taking him to the Days of '47 Parade on Monday, after mistakenly believing the mother had stolen a wagon, has been arrested.

How one Utah company can help monetize your app idea

Transforming an idea into a fully functional app necessitates a dedicated team of developers who prioritize your vision and aspirations. This is where Utah Tech Labs comes into play.

Fire at Woods Cross duck hunting cabins presents challenges for firefighters

Firefighters responding to a fire at a duck hunting cabin west of Woods Cross faced several additional challenges on Monday, including ammunition going off.

2 injured, 2 arrested for investigation of rioting in Taylorsville

Several men fighting in Taylorsville over the weekend allegedly turned their attention to two other men not involved and threw beer bottles and their heads and then drove into one of the victim's vehicles, according to police.

Utah teen qualifies for 'American Ninja Warrior' semifinals

St. George's Anna McArthur said she's trained her entire life for this opportunity.

Man arrested after allegedly breaking into Ferrari dealership, taking $600K vehicle

A man who allegedly told police he made a spur-of-the-moment decision after a day of drinking to break into the Ferrari dealership in Salt Lake City and take a $600,000 vehicle was arrested Sunday.

Utah man charged with beating man to death with can of chili

A St. George man was arrested in Castle Dale and charged Wednesday with murder after police say he beat a man to death with a can of chili during a drunken argument.

Customs officials seize cheese wheels filled with cocaine at Texas border

When customs officials encountered a pickup truck transporting four large wheels of cheese from Mexico into the Presidio Port of entry in Texas Thursday, they had a hunch something was off.

Utah clinic offers new treatment for patients dealing with Long COVID

Many people are still struggling with long-term effects of COVID-19. Aspen Orthopedic Pain and Spine is offering groundbreaking treatment for people suffering for months—or even years—with long COVID.

Self-healing metal? It's not just the stuff of science fiction

In the 1991 film "Terminator 2: Judgment Day," a malevolent time-traveling and shape-shifting android called T-1000 that was made of liquid metal demonstrated a unique quality. Hit with blasts or bullets, its metal would heal itself.

Utah painter/puzzle-maker Eric Dowdle gives back to communities 1 piece at a time

For over 30 years, painter and puzzle maker Eric Dowdle has been painting towns and cities all around the country. For the last several years, he has been teaming up with towns in Utah with a program that is designed to benefit each community.