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Create and score: Walbruch opens BYU account to pace No. 13 Cougars to 2-0 start

08/19/2023 10:45pm

Brecken Mozingo, Katoa and Walbruch each registered a goal and an assist to help No. 13 BYU women's soccer improve to 2-0 with a 4-1 win Saturday night over Cal State Fullerton at South Field.

Intermountain Health's new laundry machines help it save water on 15 million pounds of laundry

08/19/2023 10:26pm

Intermountain Health said Thursday that two new machines at its Central Laundry Facility in North Salt Lake are saving 11 million gallons of water a year.

Owners of Draper shaved ice stand donates proceeds to Utah Red Cross Maui efforts

08/19/2023 9:42pm

It's proof that every dollar helps, which is what the owners of a Draper shaved ice stand thought when they came up with their big idea to help Maui.

Former congresswoman Mia Love shares cancer diagnosis and miracles of science and faith

08/19/2023 9:07pm

Former Utah congresswoman Mia Love spoke to young Latter-day Saints at a YSA Area Conference held in Salt Lake City Saturday.

'Sharing our culture': Utahns celebrate Japanese Church of Christ's first-ever summer festival

08/19/2023 8:27pm

The Japanese Church of Christ in Salt Lake honored the local Japanese community and shared its culture with other Utahns at its first-ever summer festival, Natsu Matsuri.

Maui town ravaged by fire will 'rise again,' Hawaii governor says of long recovery ahead

08/19/2023 7:41pm

Hawaii Gov. Josh Green says the future of a Maui community devastated by deadly fire will be determined by its people.

Toddler struck by alleged drunken driver faces long recovery in burn unit

08/19/2023 7:01pm

A 2-year-old girl is recovering from serious burns after an alleged drunken driver slammed into her family's parked truck Sunday in West Jordan.

BYU football: Cougar defense eyes playmakers to step in for injured starter

08/19/2023 6:19pm

The Cougars gathered Saturday morning at LaVell Edwards Stadium for the second formal scrimmage of training camp.

Long-standing mystery of modified human skulls in ancient Japan solved by new analysis

08/19/2023 6:18pm

Modified skulls found in an ancient burial site in Japan were deliberately reshaped in both men and women as an expression of collective identity. The practice may also have helped the group to forge trade connections, a new study suggests.

Does Utah's 'relatively lax supervision' of mental health care trainees pose risks for patients?

08/19/2023 5:31pm

Compounding the challenge of Utah's shortage of behavioral health care providers is a higher-than-average percentage of professionals who are "repeat offenders" when it comes to medical malpractice payments and other adverse actions.

City empties as thousands flee wildfire burning near capital of Canada's Northwest Territories

08/19/2023 4:44pm

Residents have heeded warnings to evacuate the capital of Canada's Northwest Territories as a wildfire burns just miles outside the city of 20,000. Meanwhile, a wildfire set homes ablaze in a city in British Columbia.

Latino, Hispanic or Latinx? Which term should you use and how do Utahns feel about them?

08/19/2023 4:06pm

For those who fall under the umbrella of a term like Hispanic or Latino, cultural identity is much more nuanced than a simple label. And usage of such terms in Utah is varied and not universal.

Don't delay: Everyone in your family needs a checkup

08/19/2023 3:32pm

Back to school time might be the best time to get the entire family important checkups.

Have You Seen This? 2 dogs run the same but very different agility races

08/19/2023 3:01pm

One is working hard, the other's hardly working.

Schools are teaching ChatGPT, so students aren't left behind

08/19/2023 2:12pm

When college administrator Lance Eaton created a working spreadsheet about the generative AI policies adopted by universities last spring, it was mostly filled with entries about how to ban tools like ChatGPT.

'Our academic hub': Utah Tech University breaks ground on state-of-the-art learning center

08/19/2023 1:21pm

Thursday morning at approximately 9 a.m., three groups of guests dug their shovels in the earth and turned the soil over, breaking ground for what is going to be the "academic hub" for the Utah Tech University campus.

'Like we were in the bowels of hell': Fear, faith and surviving the Maui wildfires

08/19/2023 12:28pm - PARTNER

"I know we will look back on this and see the good." Survivors from Lahaina talk about one of the deadliest wildfires in U.S. history.

Why Gov. Cox says Utah's reservoirs may have a 'leg up' ahead of 2024

08/19/2023 12:19pm

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox points to the state's strong soil saturation levels and the monsoonal rain in the immediate forecast for his optimism that next year's spring runoff will be as efficient as this year.

Hilary downgraded to Category 2 hurricane as Mexico and California brace for 'catastrophic' impact

08/19/2023 11:41am

The U.S. National Hurricane Center says Hilary has been downgraded to a Category 2 hurricane as the weakened but still dangerous storm heads toward Mexico's Baja California peninsula.

Newly discovered snake species in Peru is named for Harrison Ford

08/19/2023 11:08am

Four researchers in South America discovered a species of snake, which the team named for action icon Harrison Ford.

Head of Utah National Guard, on paid leave, denies having improper relationship

08/19/2023 10:45am

Despite an investigation into the head of the Utah National Guard and finding the allegations substantiated, Maj. Gen. Michael Turley told KSL Friday, "I do deny any allegations of an improper relationship."

Remains of Utah Marine identified 50 years after he went missing in Vietnam

08/19/2023 10:03am

U.S. Marine Corps Capt. Ralph Jim Chipman, of American Fork, has been accounted for 50 years after he went missing in the Vietnam War in 1972.

Homeowners spend thousands on unfinished athletic courts

08/19/2023 9:32am

Multiple homeowners paid thousands to have athletic courts installed, but little to no work has been done. They decided to Get Gephardt to investigate.

Investment scams cost Americans $3.8B last year. Here's how to spot one

08/19/2023 9:04am

Social media is full of scammers promising guaranteed returns on investment, and consumers lost $3.8 billion to them last year just in the U.S., according to the Federal Trade Commission. That's twice as much as in 2021.

YouTube to prohibit false claims about cancer treatments, other medical misinformation

08/19/2023 8:04am

YouTube announced Tuesday that it will start removing false claims about cancer treatments as part of an ongoing effort to build out its medical misinformation policy.

4 events in Utah Valley to help you network and strengthen your small business

08/19/2023 8:00am - SPONSORED

If you aren't sure if participating in your local Chamber is worth your investment, you should know that membership comes with several benefits, both direct and indirect.

Jason Chaffetz says he's eyeing an office other than Mitt Romney's Senate seat

08/19/2023 7:23am

Former congressman and current Fox News host Jason Chaffetz said he's unlikely to run for Senate next year, and instead is leaning toward a future run for governor.

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