Utah charter school responds to accusations of improper restraint

A report from the U.S. Department of Education Office of Civil Rights found that Spectrum Academy, a Utah charter school for autistic children, may have over-restrained and secluded students.

Man, teen stepson identified as 2 who died in crash near Enoch

A Milford man and his teenage stepson have been identified as the two who were killed in a collision on state Route 130 north of Enoch on Tuesday night.

How did BYU women's soccer handle the No. 1 ranking? With 6-1 win over rival Utah

Olivia Smith-Griffits scored two goals in the second half for her first career brace, and Allie Fryer added two more in No. 1 BYU's 6-1 win in front of a capacity crowd at Ute Soccer Field.

Aggies' record-breaking performance leads to 78-28 win against Idaho State

The Aggies had a breakout second quarter, scoring 44 points in that quarter alone.

Warrants, decrees, evictions, oh, my! Constables serve a necessary part of civil justice in Utah

While constables may have originated during the Roman Empire, but they still play a valuable role in our society. Here's how constables today serve a necessary part of civil justice in Utah.

Rescue begins of ailing US researcher stuck 3,000 feet inside a Turkish cave

An official from Turkey's disaster management agency says that rescue teams have begun the arduous process of extricating an American researcher who became seriously ill while he was 3,000 feet below the entrance of a cave in Turkey.

When Utah needed a 'hot hand,' Nate Johnson stepped up and delivered

Nothing worked in the first half, and Utah had only 3 points to show for its efforts at the halftime break.

Lehi reports no new E. coli cases, reduced counts of bacteria in irrigation water

There have been no new E. coli cases or hospitalizations in Lehi after several reports last month. But Lehi residents are being told to exercise caution if they choose to use irrigation water.

Utah communities kick off volunteer efforts for 9/11 Day of Service

Thousands of volunteers from communities throughout Utah gathered Saturday to perform service projects as part of the annual 9/11 Day of Service.

Why do I have to take my laptop out of the bag at airport security?

Anyone who has traveled by air in the past 10 years will know how stressful airports can be.

New lithium company wants billions of gallons from Great Salt Lake, but says it will put it all back

A new company says it wants to harvest lithium from the Great Salt Lake in a way that will use no evaporation ponds and deplete no water.

Smithfield man charged with assaulting, stalking family after road rage incident

A Smithfield man faces criminal charges accusing him of assaulting and stalking a family following a road rage incident in Cache County.

BYU finds offense in 41-16 win over Southern Utah

Kedon Slovis connected on four touchdown passes and ran for another, and BYU piled up 394 yards of offense en route to a 41-16 win over FCS foe Southern Utah.

Orem UPS driver recognized for 30 years — and 1.2 million miles — of safe driving

An Orem man is being celebrated for becoming the first UPS driver in his area to reach 30 years of safe driving.

Price man killed, 2 seriously injured in head-on crash on US 6

One person is dead and two others were seriously injured in a head-on crash Saturday on U.S. 6.

Have You Seen This? Rampaging bull makes a house call

You've heard of a "bull in a china shop." That's child's play compared to this.

Micah Bernard out for season after suffering off-the-field injury

The injury bug continues for Utah football.

Weber Remembers 9/11 project on display through Monday in Ogden

This Monday will mark 21 years since the 9/11 attacks that changed the United States of America. The Weber Remembers 9/11 Project is on display through Monday at the Weber County Fairgrounds.

Nate Johnson leads No. 12 Utah to come-from-behind win over Baylor

The nightmare existed on the field in Utah's first road test of the 2023 season against future conference opponent Baylor.

Utah gas station clerk honored for helping save elderly woman from scammers

A gas station clerk is recounting the moment he helped prevent an elderly woman from becoming the victim of an elaborate scam that nearly cost her thousands of dollars.

Is youth symphony leader charged with Utah sex crimes tied to death of his nurse?

An ex-youth symphony director charged with Utah sex crimes is out of contact with the court and his own attorney. And a prosecutor says the recent death of his caretaker is "suspicious."

Apple could be about to make the biggest change to the iPhone in 11 years

Apple is set to unveil the iPhone 15 in just a few days, and it's widely expected to come with a significant change.

Could AI do more harm than good to relationships, from romance to friendship?

While chatbots and other AI-powered devices can provide what feels like friendship — or even romance — experts warn that they could make warm human exchanges even harder to find or nurture.

Biden, Modi and G20 allies unveil rail, shipping project linking India to Middle East and Europe

President Joe Biden and his allies have outlined plans to create a rail and shipping corridor linking India with the Middle East and ultimately Europe. U.S. officials say such a network will be a game changer for global trade.

Utah Hispanic Chamber of Commerce opening new office in Taylorsville

The Utah Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is continuing a period of regrowth with a new office in Taylorsville that opened earlier this week.

Church President Russell M. Nelson celebrates 99th birthday on 9/9

President Russell M. Nelson, president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, is celebrating his 99th birthday on Saturday.

Why BYU fans won't see the Cougarettes at today's football game, according to Tom Holmoe

In a post on X, formerly Twitter, BYU athletic director Tom Holmoe said he would "take the blame" on the national champion dance team's absence and promised a swift return.

Like a 'horror movie': Ocean scientists recover mysterious golden orb 2 miles deep off Alaska

Is it coral? A sponge? An egg sac, perhaps? Or the beginning of an "X-Files" episode?

FBI Director Wray issues warning about number of Russian spies in the US

FBI Director Christopher Wray warned Thursday that the number of Russian spies operating inside the United States is "still way too big," despite efforts to kick them out.

Huntsman Mental Health Institute leading world's largest genetic study of suicide

Researchers at the Huntsman Mental Health Institute are leading the largest genetic study of suicide in the world. Twenty-two countries are participating in the Psychiatric Genomics Consortium.

'Hungry' Crimson Cliffs overwhelms rival Desert Hills 49-7

In a rematch of the 2022 4A state championship game, the Crimson Cliffs Mustangs stole the show.