Skyridge pitches second-half shutout to run past Timpview in Week 1

New quarterback Jackson Stevens threw for 217 yards and two touchdowns, and Carter Sheffield ran for 94 yards and a score to lead Skyridge to a 1-0 start to the Justin Hemm era.

Post-SCOTUS, what's next for Utahns with student loans?

The Biden-Harris administration is finding other ways to help students pay off debt after the Supreme Court struck down President Joe Biden's student loan forgiveness plan in June.

Truth Social tip prompted investigation into man killed in Provo FBI raid

In the federal criminal complaint filed against Craig Robertson, an FBI agent details a tip 'from a social media company' reported to be Truth Social.

Here's why a Paris Olympic test event in the Seine had to be canceled

The cancellation of a swimming event in Paris' River Seine is the latest setback for organizers of the 2024 Summer Games, already under investigation by French authorities for alleged corruption.

America by the numbers: older and more diverse

Americans are growing older. The 2020 census found that the median age rose in part because the fastest-growing segment of the population was among those 65 and older.

'Know your self worth': St. George woman starts skin care line infused with desert cactus

A St. George woman has a business that aims to counteract crispy hair and thirsty skin with hair and skin products made from a true desert ingredient – cactus.

Native Market Days in Lehi offers chance to support Indigenous students, vendors

Native Market Days in Lehi features over two dozen Native vendors, a hoop dance competition and an Indigenous fashion show. Proceeds will go to scholarships for Native American students across the U.S.

San Francisco 'robotaxi' service by autonomous vehicles gets greenlight for 24/7 operations

At the end of a crowded public hearing Thursday, state regulators voted to allow two autonomous vehicle companies to operate driverless taxis 24 hours a day and deploy an unlimited number of vehicles in San Francisco.

Church of Jesus Christ announces $44M donation for global malnutrition

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced on Friday it is giving $44 million to multiple organizations to help mothers in 30 different countries feed their children.

Jury convicts 3rd of 3 suspects in 2020 Christmas morning murder

Liam Hughes Tonneson Gale is the last of three suspects to be convicted in the 2020 Christmas morning murder in Riverdale that left Trevor Anthony Martin dead, and seriously injured Angela Rowley.

'It saved my life': Ceramic missiles, grenades pulled this St. George artist from dark place

From rocket ships to missiles and hand grenades, this pottery artist is blowing up the art scene in Washington County.

Data breach may have affected almost 4,000 University of Utah Health Plan members

University of Utah Health Plans said some of its members were part of a data security incident associated with a vendor, TMG Health. Members who may have been affected have been sent letters.

Judge dismisses Utah's national monuments lawsuit; state vows to appeal

A federal judge dismissed Utah's lawsuit over President Biden's decision to reinstate the size of Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante national monuments in southeast Utah.

Hunter Biden likely to face trial as US special counsel named

President Joe Biden's son Hunter Biden may be headed for trial on criminal charges after talks on a potential plea deal reached an impasse, the newly named U.S. special counsel in the case, David Weiss, said on Friday.

Have You Seen This? Sports officials apologize after really slow race performance

Sports officials from Somalia are apologizing after video of a woman's very slow race performance at the World University Games in China went viral this week.

Utahns living on Maui recount escaping wildfire, pleading for help for locals

Three Utahns living on Maui are reliving moments from the disaster and sending their hearts out to families that have been devastated.

Boise housing market down the most in US. These Utah markets rank close behind

The U.S. housing market is continuing to undergo a divided real estate correction, with prices rising in the East, while prices are down in many areas in the West.

What are the best ski towns in America for families, individuals to live in?

It won't be long before we're back on the snow. Seriously.

Judge clears way for Nevada mustang roundup to continue despite deaths of 31 wild horses

A federal judge has cleared the way for the U.S. government to continue capturing thousands of wild horses in Nevada despite the deaths of 31 mustangs during the weekslong roundup.

Judge warns Trump not to threaten witnesses in 2020 election subversion case

A federal judge on Friday granted former U.S. President Donald Trump leeway to publicly share some nonsensitive evidence that will be used in his trial on charges of plotting to overturn the 2020 election, but she also warned him to tread carefully about making inflammatory public statements.

Autistic 13-year-old should never have been shot, but officer won't face charges, DA says

A Salt Lake police officer was not legally justified when he shot an unarmed 13-year-old autistic boy multiple times. But the district attorney says no charges will be filed against the officer.

Rain falls on Thompson Ridge Fire, minimizing fire activity

The Thompson Ridge Fire, the largest wildfire currently burning in Utah has grown to over 7,000 acres. But Thursday's storms helped minimize fire activity.

The true story behind the Netflix series 'Painkiller'

Matthew Broderick takes the lead as Richard Sackler, the former president and co-chairman of the now infamous pharmaceutical giant Purdue Pharma.

New treatment for PTSD and anxiety is changing lives

If you live with PTSD or chronic anxiety, there's a new and effective treatment that might help you.

Utah Farm Bureau president arrested in assault of employee in Weber County

The president of the Utah Farm Bureau Federation was arrested Tuesday after an employee accused him of assault during a confrontation about pay.

Virgin River 'health watch' extended after dog dies, 3 others fall ill from toxic algae mats

Utah water quality officials have extended a "health watch" for more parts of the Virgin River after one dog died and three other dogs fell ill from exposure to toxic algae mats in the river.

Details, technique and fundamentals: Aggies' fall camp underway in unique rebuilding year

Utah State University's fall camp started up last Friday prior to a unique season of college football, both for the Aggies and the nation.

Every Utah school to conduct threat assessments

School threat assessments aim to identify warning signs early, determine whether threats are serious and thwart acts of violence. And they are now required in Utah schools.

1 injured, 1 arrested following fight over parking spot

Officers responded to reports of shots fired shortly after midnight Friday and found an injured man who they say had been arguing with a woman over a parking spot.

Miscommunication between pilots caused United plane to drop near ocean's surface, investigators say

Federal investigators say miscommunication between pilots led to a United Airlines plane diving within 748 feet of the ocean's surface shortly after takeoff from Hawaii in December.

Was FBI justified in killing Utah man who threatened Biden?

Criticism of the FBI's killing of a Utah man who had made death threats against President Joe Biden on social media quickly made its way through far-right circles.

UVU Pacific Islander Initiative collect donations for Maui victims

The UVU Pacific Islander Initiative is collecting donations for the Maui victims and sending their heartfelt words to the families, businesses and homes affected.

UTA says it's in a 'much better position' to offer ski bus service this winter

Utah Transit Authority leaders say they're working on several changes that will help improve this winter's ski bus service after big cuts last year.

Think your kids are prepared for school? Don't forget back-to-school immunizations

It is not too late to see your pediatrician for your kids' back-to-school immunizations.

What studies show about sugary drinks and bad hair days

Drinking sugar-sweetened beverages daily increases the risk of chronic liver disease and liver cancer for older women.

Attacks at US medical centers show why health care is one of the nation's most violent fields

Shootings and other attacks are increasing at hospitals across the U.S., contributing to health care becoming one of the nation's most violent fields.

Devastation comes to light as Maui residents slowly return to charred remains of historic town

Stunned residents are slowly returning to what's left of a historic Maui town that was destroyed by this week's wildfires. The fires on the island have killed at least 55 people, and Hawaii Gov. Josh Green warned that the toll could yet rise.

Park City residents watch Biden's fundraiser motorcade

Park City residents observed the President's motorcade as Biden left a fundraising event there.

Utah Jazz partner with cloud company Kiswe for streaming service

The Utah Jazz and the NBA have partnered with cloud video company Kiswe for the team's new streaming service.