Why lawmakers think they can find bipartisan solutions on clean energy

Rep. John Curtis, R-Utah, and Sen. John Hickenlooper, D-Colo., said there's growing bipartisan agreement about the need to develop energy sources that are affordable, reliable and clean.

Metallic storytelling bear's 'Tales of Brian Head' opens new chapter for public art at resort town

Brian Head's newest residents, a quartet of metal bear sculptures, were officially welcomed to town on Monday.

A staffer recalls chaos and wound at key sentencing hearing for a Michigan school shooter

Prosecutors have begun making their case for a life sentence for a Michigan teenager who killed four students at his high school in 2021.

Bicyclist 'extremely' critical after collision with vehicle in Weber County

A man riding a bicycle was found unresponsive and had received "likely life-threatening injuries" following a collision with a vehicle, according to the Harrisville Police Department.

Future Utah treasure hunts in jeopardy after post-hunt controversy

After 51 days, the $25,000 treasure hidden by two Utahns near Mueller Park Trail was found. But it took no time for Reddit users to question the legitimacy of the hunt after its completion.

DWR pushing to make fishing, outdoor recreation more accessible for Hispanic Utahns

The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources is translating a number of its resources into Spanish to make fishing, hunting and other activities more accessible for Utah's growing Hispanic population.

Trump accused of asking staffer to delete camera footage in Florida classified documents case

Former President Donald Trump is facing new accusations that he and his aides asked a staffer to delete camera footage at his Florida estate in an effort to obstruct the classified documents investigations.

Hill Air Force Base's 421st Fighter Squadron deployed to Middle East

Hundreds of airmen were deployed to the Middle East this week to support the U.S. Central Command Area of Responsibility, Hill Air Force Base officials said Thursday.

Anthropology team called in to help collect, identify bones found on shore of Bear Lake

An anthropology team from Idaho State University and the Bear Lake County Coroner have been called in to help investigators recover and possibly identify human remains discovered on the Idaho side of Bear Lake.

Homebuilders 'only game in town' as sales of existing homes slow down

When the housing market took a turn for the worse last year amid rapidly rising mortgage rates, Clark Ivory, CEO of one of Utah's largest homebuilders, braced for a slowdown.

In Big 12, Colorado reunites with former conference rival BYU

The Rumble in the Rockies is changing conference affiliations.

Balancing screen time with small children: Consider content, not time, experts say

When it comes to letting your young children use iPads, computers, or your phone, how much technology is too much? 

White House says 'no' possibility Biden would pardon his son

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre on Thursday offered a decisive "no" when pressed if President Joe Biden might consider pardoning his son, Hunter, over felony gun and tax misdemeanor charges.

Gill joins nationwide effort to help get prosecutors out of Afghanistan

Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill joined prosecutors from across the nation to throw their support behind an effort to get American-trained prosecutors out of Afghanistan.

Behind the wheels of Fairview's souped-up, sold-out demolition derby

Forget Barbenheimer. The 2023 Fairview Demolition Derby was the true smash hit of Utah's Pioneer Day weekend.

'No good deed goes unpunished': Why Utah and other states fear BLM rule

A new proposal by the Bureau of Land Management is earning wide support from environmental groups but condemnation and concern from not only the West's elected leaders, but also representatives from the oil and gas industry, mining, ranching and even some recreation interests.

A meat allergy caused by tick spit is getting more common, CDC says

At least 100,000 people in the U.S. have become allergic to red meat since 2010 because of a weird syndrome triggered by tick bites. Health officials believe more have the problem and don't know it, and the actual number is more than four times higher.

Have You Seen This? Brewers scoreboard crew's troll job backfires in spectacular fashion

Elly De La Cruz's Cincinnati Reds were in the midst of a series for the top of the NL Central. In the process, though, he took part in a much more entertaining — and, dare we say, more important — matchup: De La Cruz vs. the Brewers' scoreboard crew.

Air data system error caused F-35A crash at Hill Air Force Base, report finds

A glitch in the F-35A fighter jet's air data systems is to blame for a crash at Hill Air Force Base last year, investigators determined in a new report.

Review: Does 'Haunted Mansion' scare up a reason to see it?

Despite its odd release time, I had fun with "Haunted Mansion." Here are a few reasons I think it's worth viewing.

Big 12 preview: What to make of defending champ K-State, upstart UCF, rest of 12

The Big 12 schedule-makers may have done BYU a solid by not assigning them a trip to the defending champions. But is Kansas State prepared to defend its crown?

Kearns father charged with child abuse, accused of acting 'like a monster'

A Kearns man is facing five felony charges accusing him of abusing his three young children.

Sandy considers law to punish people who ignore 'no soliciting' signs

The Sandy City Council took up unwanted door-to-door sales in their city Tuesday evening, after multiple complaints of salespeople ignoring the signs.

Dog dies on popular Utah trail

A dog died during a hike on a popular Salt Lake County trail Tuesday afternoon, Salt Lake County Sheriff's Search and Rescue officials say.

Are we alone in the universe? Congress wants answers

A congressional hearing Wednesday didn't answer questions about the possibility of extraterrestrial beings, but it got a lot on the record.

How much is your house worth? Utah releases tool to make valuations more transparent

The state auditor's office released a new online tool to provide transparency into property valuations for homeowners.

Utah family continues son's legacy of cleaning up communities, while educating on suicide

A Utah family is continuing their son's cleanup legacy and using it as an opportunity to address the stigma surrounding suicide.

Should you remodel or buy? Utah expert discusses the benefits of remodeling

You don't need to uproot your home and life to get the new kitchen or bathrooms you've been wanting.

Will the IOC's decision on the 2030, 2034 Winter Games hosts be delayed again?

Wait, could there be another delay in the International Olympic Committee's final vote on where the 2030 and likely the 2034 Winter Games are going?

Man arrested for allegedly throwing hatchet during road rage confrontation

A Utah man was arrested Tuesday after police say he threw a hatchet at another driver during a road rage confrontation in Riverton.

Utah resort auctioning retired lift chairs. Here's how to get one

Solitude Mountain Resort is giving buyers an opportunity to own a piece of the outgoing Eagle Express lift as it gets an upgrade.

VPN could save you hundreds on an overseas trip

It is safe to say, travel is back. Bags are packed. Airliners are packed. Hotels are packed. By the laws of supply and demand, the travel industry does not need to compete as hard for your business, making discounts harder to come by.

Officer recovers more than 10 pounds of suspected fentanyl pills during traffic stop on I-15

A recent bust that yielded thousands of fentanyl pills valued at more than $900,000 during a traffic stop on Interstate 15 in Washington City underscores the battle being waged by law enforcement agencies across the state against the highly potent and highly fatal drug.

Springdale's pioneer granary finds new home but still seeks its history

A grant will help honor Springdale's tradition of neighbors helping neighbors in need.

US economy accelerated unexpectedly to a 2.4% growth rate in April-June

The U.S. economy surprisingly accelerated to a 2.4% annual growth rate from April through June, showing continued resilience in the face of steadily higher interest rates resulting from the Federal Reserve's 16-month-long fight to bring down inflation.

Mother of Kearns man shot to death says her son was victim of domestic violence

The mother of a Kearns man who was shot and killed said her son was a victim of domestic violence.

Cash in on your app idea!

A good idea today could very well prove to be a major moneymaker in the future. Once you've got things ready to roll, here are several ways you can monetize your app.

Riders warn others after popular Bountiful trail washout causes several crashes

Two bicyclists are warning people about a popular off-road trail in Bountiful after several crashes in one spot on the trail that's only getting more dangerous to ride on.

700 East in St. George soon may not look the same

The way people drive on 700 East may change by the time school is back in session, according to city officials.

FTC readies lawsuit that could break up Amazon, a Politico report says

The Federal Trade Commission is finalizing its long-awaited antitrust lawsuit against Amazon in a move that could ultimately break up parts of the company, Politico reported on Tuesday.

Why Romney, 7 other senators want to amend 49-year-old Colorado River salinity bill

Utah Sen. Mitt Romney and seven other U.S. senators are backing a bill that will help cover the costs of desalinizing the Colorado River's water.