Man hospitalized after being hit by pickup truck

A man was injured when a car hit him while he was in the middle of the road Tuesday, a Weber Fire official said.

Drivers are ignoring stop signs on school buses, Jordan School District officials say

The Jordan School District sent out a word of warning to drivers on the eve of its first official day back to school.

University of Utah, hospital return to normal operations after widespread computer outage

A humidity problem Tuesday triggered a massive shutdown of university computer servers, stopping the University of Utah Hospital from receiving new emergency patients. The university announced Wednesday that all IT issues were resolved.

UPS workers approve 5-year contract, capping contentious negotiations that threatened deliveries

The union representing 340,000 UPS workers says its members voted to approve the tentative contract agreement reached last month. The vote results announced Tuesday put a final seal on contentious labor negotiations that threatened to disrupt package deliveries.

Provo judge becomes first Utahn honored with camo robes for supporting veterans

Utah County's 4th District Veterans Treatment Court Judge Kraig Powell became the first Utah judge to be honored with camouflage robes Tuesday, honoring his contributions to the local veteran community.

All-Courts closes business — what now for customers?

An athletic court construction company shut its doors, leaving dozens of customers without their courts or their money. Matt Gephardt looks into what their options are for recouping costs.

RSV vaccine approved for use by pregnant women to protect newborns

For the first time, there's a vaccine for pregnant women to protect their babies against respiratory syncytial virus. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration this week approved Abrysvo for use at 32 to 36 weeks of gestation.

Wife of Utah restaurant owner accused of abusing employee arrested for alleged threats

The wife of a Spanish Fork restaurant owner charged with sexually abusing a teen employee has now been arrested herself after police say she threatened the alleged victim.

Seeds planted as new project seeks to grow Zion National Park's east entrance

Construction is now underway for a new learning center outside of Zion National Park that will be the forefront of the park's eastern entrance.

QB clarification and a surprise tight end emerge as BYU wraps up fall camp

Junior college transfer Jake Retzlaff was named the primary backup to quarterback Kedon Slovis, but Cade Fennegan isn't out of the picture yet.

Spotless arrival: Rare giraffe without coat pattern is born at Tennessee zoo

A giraffe born without spots at a northeastern Tennessee zoo may be plain, but she's anything but ordinary. The female reticulated giraffe was born July 31 at the family-owned Brights Zoo in Limestone, Tennessee.

Federal fugitive on the run for 3 years is captured after allegedly causing fatal SLC crash

A man wanted on both state and federal charges for drug distribution, and for allegedly causing a crash that killed a 17-year-old boy three years ago, has been arrested.

Liquid gold? Why the world's space leaders are rushing for a foothold at the lunar south pole

The world's leaders in extraterrestrial exploration are now vying to be the first to reach the lunar south pole. They are driven by a shared interest in one precious commodity.

Modern politics often puts 'symbolism over substance,' Rep. John Curtis says

Rep. John Curtis, R-Utah, said voters have the responsibility to elect leaders who will take governing seriously, rather than focusing on ideology and those who attack the other side.

Have You Seen This? Little League World Series' only girl can do it all

Stella Weaver isn't just the only girl playing in the Little League World Series this year. She's a player.

As Utah's meteorological summer closes on a wet note, what's in store for fall?

The National Weather Service Climate Prediction Center's meteorological fall outlook, released last week, calls for a trend of uncertainty to continue in Utah when it comes to precipitation.

1 in 5 women – and even more Black, Hispanic mothers – report mistreatment during maternity care

About 1 in 5 women were mistreated while receiving maternity care, and nearly a third faced discrimination, according to a new report from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

What should a Utah MLB stadium look like? Coalition launches new survey seeking ideas

Big League Utah is gathering feedback on what Utahns think about a new MLB stadium.

Harassing wildlife isn't just a national park problem

Possible legal consequences for hiker harasses mountain goats on popular Mount Timpanogos trail.

Ground is broken on new Manti courthouse to address security issues with 1935 building

Ground was broken on Monday for a new courthouse in Sanpete County, which is designed to fix security issues in the current building built in 1935.

'Reject prejudice of any kind': Latter-day Saint missionary handbook gets an update

Latter-day Saint missionaries should reject all forms of prejudice and use their time wisely by limiting communications with friends and extended family to their weekly preparation day, according to new updates to the official missionary handbook.

One year on, still no ruling from DA on deaths of 2 Utahns held facedown in handcuffs

The KSL Investigators examine deaths of Utahns who died after being pinned facedown in police custody.

Black Lives Matter leader in Utah seeks accountability after unjustified shooting of autistic teen

The leader of Black Lives Matter Utah is calling for police accountability following Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill's decision not to file charges against a Salt Lake police officer, whom Gill ruled was not legally justified when he shot a 13-year-old boy with autism.

Fort Duchesne man found guilty in 2018 Indian reservation shooting death

A Fort Duchesne man was found guilty of murder in connection with a 2018 shooting death.

New AI cameras launch for safety of Corner Canyon High students

Canyon School District is coming back to school with newly implemented new camera technology in hallways and on buses to keep students safer this year.

Mitt Romney says Trump's 4 indictments a result of 'his own actions'

He also answered a question on when he'll announce his decision on whether he'll run for a 2nd term in the Senate.

Patrick Kinahan: Utah coach shows BYU respect in roundabout way

Speaking for a countless amount, a number that is almost impossible to quantify, the hardcore BYU fanatic declared his complete and total lack of respect for one of college football's most prominent coaches.

Arrest made in connection with drive-by shooting at Utah County construction business

A Kearns man has been arrested in connection with a drive-by shooting in April outside a company in Saratoga Springs.

Housing market: Here's how high interest rates drive up payments

This time a year ago, the typical American homebuyer's monthly mortgage payment was roughly $2,100 — expensive, yes, but interest rates were between 5% and 6%.

Southern Utah business growth leads the state as aging workforce nears retirement

Washington County leads the state of Utah in terms of business growth over the last three years, according to a recent study.

Now 12 cases of E. coli further Lehi investigation

The E. coli outbreak in Lehi has risen to 12 known cases. The city and CDC have issued specific precautions for residents in Utah County.

Driver of SUV full of undocumented workers arrested in Utah for alleged human smuggling

A man who allegedly told police he was being paid $1,000 to drive eight people without passports to Denver has been arrested in Utah for investigation of human smuggling.

Utah man who won $3M lottery jackpot on his birthday didn't find out until a month later

The Fourth of July is a big day in American history, and it was a big day for a Utah man who shares his birthday with the nation. This year, it marked the day he unknowingly became a millionaire.

With QB decision imminent, Kyle Whittingham coy on Cam Rising's status

All eyes are on Cam Rising as the sixth-year senior's status for the Aug. 31 opener vs. Florida is unknown.

'Stranger Becomes Neighbor': Afghan soldier navigates new life in Utah with help from afar

Sima is one of 43 Afghan women now living in the U.S. But as the podcast "Stranger Becomes Neighbor" uncovers, getting on that plane two years ago wasn't the end of her struggle.

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.

Vandals target Utah family vehicle with slurs — twice

A Sandy family is shocked and heartbroken after someone spray painted vulgar messages on their son's vehicle over the weekend.

Loch Ness monster fans prepare for biggest creature hunt for 50 years

Amateur sleuths with a taste for the supernatural will be glued to their screens next weekend in a bid to try and discover the truth behind Scotland's biggest mystery.

2024 trial scheduled for movie armorer in fatal shooting of cinematographer by Alec Baldwin

A New Mexico judge has set a February 2024 start date for the trial of a movie armorer in the fatal shooting of a cinematographer by actor Alec Baldwin on the set of a Western film.

UDOT to election candidates: Keep your signs from blocking Utah roadways, visibility

The Utah Department of Transportation is reminding election candidates to keep their campaign signs out of the state's rights of way.