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American Fork defense pushes back Orem's late upset bid
08/18/2023 11:14pm
Dylan Story had already thrown for 285 yards and two touchdowns, but when American Fork looked to clinch Friday night's Week 2 contest against visiting Orem in the KSL.com Game of the Week, all he could do was watch.
Motorcyclist killed in Roy collision
08/18/2023 11:10pm
A 31-year-old motorcyclist died in a traffic crash Friday night in Roy.
Appeals court strikes down Utah oil railroad approval, siding with environmentalists
08/18/2023 10:21pm
A U.S. Appeals Court has struck down a critical approval for a railroad project that would have allowed oil businesses in eastern Utah to significantly expand fossil fuel production and exports.
Semitruck crash shuts down US 6 near Price
08/18/2023 9:43pm
A semitruck crash near Price has shut down U.S. 6 in both directions Friday evening.
Cedar City braces for more flash flooding
08/18/2023 9:02pm
Preparations were underway Friday for flash flooding in parts of Southern Utah, as communities work to make sure they don't get a repeat of what the storms brought Thursday.
'Bad Blood'? One lucky blood donor could win Taylor Swift tickets
08/18/2023 8:34pm
ARUP Blood Services doesn't need any "Bad Blood," but if you donate, you might just be "The Lucky One" and win two Taylor Swift tickets.
Rep. Burgess Owens endorses Donald Trump for 2024
08/18/2023 8:01pm
Rep. Burgess Owens officially endorsed former President Donald Trump in his bid for reelection on Thursday.
Some Davis County students return to school with broken air conditioning
08/18/2023 7:34pm
Students and staff at Lakeside Elementary School started the school year with a broken air conditioning system.
Cousin sheds new light on Lori Vallow Daybell's beliefs and Chad Daybell's influence
08/18/2023 7:05pm
One of Lori Vallow Daybell's close cousins is shedding new light on her doomsday beliefs and the influence Chad Daybell may have had on her in the months leading up to the deaths of her children.
Utah lieutenant governor, state senator picked for leadership roles in national organizations
08/18/2023 6:31pm
Utah Senate President Pro Tempore Wayne Harper was selected to lead the National Conference of State Legislatures, a bipartisan organization serving more than 7,000 lawmakers. Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson accepted a role as a member of the National Lieutenant Governors Association Executive Committee.
New Chick-fil-A creation may spark another sandwich war
08/18/2023 6:03pm
Chick-fil-A's first foray into the chicken sandwich wars was so successful that it's launching a second entry, marking the first time the chain has altered its well-known fried chicken sandwich.
Church of Jesus Christ donates $10M to improve international maternal and child health
08/18/2023 5:32pm
A $10 million donation from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will help UNICEF decrease maternal and newborn mortality.
Kouri Richins will not face death penalty if convicted
08/18/2023 4:44pm
Prosecutors filed a notice in court on Friday stating they will not seek the death penalty if Kamas mother Kouri Richins is convicted of aggravated murder for the death of her husband.
Utah family shown 'Aloha Spirit' staying in Maui shelter after vacation rental burns down
08/18/2023 4:31pm
A family from Delta, Utah, said they were shown love and support from locals when they had no place to go following the fire in Lahaina.
Why Utah Gov. Spencer Cox opposes Bears Ears, Grand Canyon monuments
08/18/2023 4:05pm
Utah's governor says recent national monument designations in Arizona and Utah are a "direct violation of the Antiquities Act," telling reporters there's a better way to protect land.
Have You Seen This? Bearded dragon loves to hike and camp
08/18/2023 3:30pm
Many people know dogs love to go on walks, but did you know bearded dragons can also love walks?
Utah governor welcomes Magna students back to school, talks career goals, teacher pay
08/18/2023 3:02pm
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox on Friday spent his morning meeting and talking with sixth-grade students at Magna Elementary School.
How much will Hurricane Hilary impact Utah?
08/18/2023 2:33pm
Hurricane Hilary is expected to have both direct and indirect impacts on Utah over the next few days after it threatens heavy rainfall over the Southwest.
Will green energy kill coal mining? Why these industry leaders say it won't
08/18/2023 2:04pm
Utah's coal country is in the midst of redefining itself.
Hurricane Hilary grows off Mexico and could reach California as very rare tropical storm
08/18/2023 1:33pm
Hurricane Hilary has grown rapidly to Category 4 strength off Mexico's Pacific coast and could reach Southern California as the first tropical storm there in 84 years.
First responders say Cottonwood Heights crash led to 'technical' extrication
08/18/2023 1:05pm
First responders who helped extricate a woman pinned underneath a pickup truck in Cottonwood Heights Wednesday say they used nearly every tool available to pull her to safety.
You may want to consider which arm you use to get your COVID-19 booster, study says
08/18/2023 12:31pm
When you go to get your newly updated COVID-19 booster this fall, you might want to choose the arm the vaccine goes in carefully.
Utah clinic's unique treatment for PTSD and anxiety is changing lives
08/18/2023 12:26pm
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If you live with PTSD or chronic anxiety, there's a new and effective treatment that might help you.
Dash camera footage captures Sanpete County box truck collision that injured deputy
08/18/2023 12:00pm
Troopers urged drivers to be alert and focused behind the wheel as they released dash camera footage showing a box truck collision that injured a deputy earlier this month.
Prosecution and defense set to argue Bryan Kohberger's alibi, other issues at court hearing
08/18/2023 11:26am
Idaho prosecutors and defense attorneys for Bryan Kohberger, the man accused of killing four University of Idaho students last year, are set to appear in court Friday to discuss his alibi and several other outstanding legal issues.
'Mission trip' — Why BYU football wants to phase out the phrase
08/18/2023 11:04am
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For years, Latter-day Saints have watched nationally televised football games and heard announcers use a term that clanked when it struck their ears.
Man in custody for southern Utah shooting interferes with 2nd shooting investigation, police say
08/18/2023 10:56am
A man in jail in connection with a shooting near Cedar City earlier this year is facing a potential additional charge for interfering with an investigation into another recent shooting, according to police.
Over 10K fentanyl pills seized in Layton
08/18/2023 10:25am
A man was arrested in Layton on Thursday after police found more than 10,000 fentanyl pills in his car.
Starship concert switches venues thanks to last-minute efforts
08/18/2023 10:03am
They say the show must go on but last-minute fire concerns have caused a last-minute scramble to keep Friday's Starship concert on track.
'He will be forever missed': Andy, Tracy Aviary's resident 'cele-birdy,' dies at 64
08/18/2023 9:24am
Andy, a popular fixture at Salt Lake City's Tracy Aviary for six decades, has died at the age of 64, aviary officials said.
Over 1.5 million dehumidifiers are under recall after fire reports
08/18/2023 9:05am
More than 1.5 million dehumidifiers are under recall following reports of nearly two dozen fires, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission said Wednesday.
Why Utah is looking to adjust its spearfishing rules
08/18/2023 8:22am
Utah wildlife officials are seeking new fishing rule changes that they believe will allow for spearfishing to grow in the state.
Kids should have safe passage to/from schools, Salt Lake City officials say
08/18/2023 8:03am
Salt Lake City leaders are bringing back an initiative aimed at helping students get to and from school safely when the new school year begins on Tuesday.
Woman shot in domestic violence incident in Salt Lake City
08/18/2023 7:53am
A woman received non-life-threatening injuries from being shot early Friday in what police say was a domestic violence-related incident in Salt Lake City.
Rain pummels Cedar City, flooding homes, hospital, jail
08/18/2023 7:25am
Cleanup is underway from flooding in Cedar City and Enoch, that left a mess in homes, on city streets and even in the hospital and jail.
Purported names, photos and addresses of Fulton County grand jurors circulate online
08/18/2023 6:48am
Names, photographs, social media profiles and even the home addresses purportedly belonging to members of the Fulton County grand jury that this week voted to indict former President Donald Trump and 18 co-defendants are circulating on social media.
Research casting doubt on idea that depression and anxiety cause cancer
08/18/2023 6:20am
Depression and anxiety have long been considered a risk factor in developing cancers. But a multination study suggests the two mental health challenges have no association with greater risk for most cancers.
Not so easy: Syracuse gets by Brighton in gritty defensive battle
08/18/2023 12:07am
Syracuse rode a strong defensive effort to set up a late game-winning drive in a 23-17 road win over the Bengals in the top-15 showdown.
