Staying up late may lead to type 2 diabetes, study says

If you're groggy in the morning but perky in the evening, you may be a night owl — a sleep pattern or chronotype that makes you more inclined to want to stay up late and sleep in.

Utahns get an immersive, reflective look back at 9/11

The Weber Fairgrounds hosted a special and reflective display of 9/11, taking Utahns back to those difficult moments.

Team at Hill Air Force Base helps fix massive long-range radar in Nevada

A team at Hill Air Force Base is credited with helping to fix a massive piece of radar equipment on the top of a mountain in Nevada. It's equipment that helps protect the airspace in Utah and other western states.

World's oldest black-footed cat dies at Hogle Zoo

Utah's Hogle Zoo announced that its record-breaking 18½-year-old black-footed cat named Sanura has died.

Truck takes out 2 street signs before smashing into St. George home

After slamming into a residential home on Sunday afternoon, a man crawled out of a sideways truck to safety — but not before causing a stir in the neighborhood.

Utah's 14th wettest August on record propels state to above-average summer

Utah's wet August reversed trends from the first two-thirds of summer, and helped reduce the state's drought conditions and wildfire risks.

'8 Passengers' mom Franke requests hearing; Hildebrandt claims 'life-threatening' health issue

The attorney for Ruby Franke, an embattled YouTuber charged with child abuse, is seeking an expedited detention hearing.

Residents remember 9/11 at assisted living facility

The residents of Copper Creek Assisted Living remembered 9/11 on Monday by planting flags in front of the assisted living center and sharing memories of that day.

Shutdown risk looms as Congress faces spending, impeachment brawl

The U.S. House of Representatives returns this week for an expected political brawl over spending cuts and impeachment that could paralyze the Republican-controlled chamber, as Congress struggles to avoid a government shutdown.

'It's got to be better': Rush offense, defense a focus as BYU shifts to Arkansas

The Cougars are averaging just 79.0 yards per game on the ground through two games, the 118th mark in the 132-team Football Bowl Subdivision.

Morocco earthquake toll passes 2,800 as rescuers search for survivors

Villagers wept for lost relatives in the rubble of their homes on Monday as the death toll from Morocco's deadliest earthquake in more than six decades rose to more than 2,800 and rescuers raced against time to find survivors.

Judge approves discovery in lawsuit over Utah's transgender athlete ban

A judge ordered attorneys to turn over medical and other records for two high school athletes who challenged the state's ban on transgender girls competing in high school sports.

Family wants to locate grandfather's painting mistakenly donated to Deseret Industries in Provo

Allison Richardson left her family in Texas to continue her studies at Brigham Young University. But before leaving the Lone Star State, she brought with her a significant painting — now missing — with emotional family ties.

Utah a cappella groups performing to raise awareness about childhood bullying

Local charity Amplify Benefit Concerts sees the parallels between a cappella music and using one's voice to stand up for kindness. They are combining those two things to bring the community together to help end bullying.

Have You Seen This? YouTuber mixes rules playing an Uno card during a charity match

YouTuber Max Fosh responded to a yellow card in a charity football match in London with an Uno reverse card.

Sen. Mike Lee says federal deficit 'unsustainable and unprecedented'

The federal budget deficit is expected to balloon this year to more than $2 trillion, fueled by high interest payments on the national debt and higher government spending.

Sandy's Healing Field honors 9/11 victims

Honoring the first responders and victims of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks for the 22nd time, Sandy City opened the Healing Field on Saturday with 2,977 flags carefully placed on the promenade to the south of city hall.

US approves updated COVID vaccines to rev up protection this fall

U.S. regulators have approved updated COVID-19 vaccines from Pfizer and Moderna, shots aimed at revving up protection this fall and winter. The Food and Drug Administration's decision Monday is part of a shift to treat fall COVID-19 vaccine updates much like getting a yearly flu shot.

'I'm feeling very good': 11-year-old girl optimistic after serious crash in West Valley

An 11-year-old girl from Bluffdale is seeing the good in life after getting a second chance after a car accident that left her paralyzed.

KSL.com Top 20+1: Corner Canyon reclaims No. 1 spot after big win

Here's our most recent crack at the top teams in the state.

Salt Lake police arrest 8 allegedly tied to THC cartridge distribution, multiple shootings

Eight people have been arrested by Salt Lake City police as part of a monthslong investigation into an alleged THC cartridge distribution ring.

American researcher has been rescued from deep Turkish cave more than a week after he fell ill

The Speleological Federation of Turkey says rescuers have pulled an American researcher out of a Turkish cave more than a week after he became seriously ill more than 3,000 feet below its entrance.

Why a Salt Lake company owns the 'Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas' sign

One of the most famous signs in the world is owned by a company in Salt Lake City.

Woman not expected to survive after rollover I-15 crash in Lindon

A 21-year-old woman was critically injured after she was ejected from her vehicle during a rollover crash on Interstate 15 in Lindon on Monday.

Furniture companies in a rut as fewer people buy big-ticket items

People aren't buying furniture like they used to.

Would you take this train line to Las Vegas?

A California company is studying privately funded train service to link key cities in the West.

Man accused of stealing cake and eating it, too

A man who allegedly told police he knew the bank was closed when he broke into it and took cash — and also broke into a restaurant where he had a piece of cake — was arrested this weekend.

Adding Utah, other 4 Corner schools was a 'dream scenario' for Big 12's Brett Yormark

When the contract was signed in May 2015 as part of a home-and-home series, it was a way for Utah to bolster its nonconference schedule.

What's next in the race to replace Rep. Chris Stewart?

With the Republican special primary in the rearview, Republican Celeste Maloy and Democrat Kathleen Riebe prepare their general election strategies.

First responder deaths from post-9/11 illnesses nearly equals number of firefighters who died that day

The number of first responders who have died from 9/11-related illnesses now almost equals the number of firefighters who died during the terror attacks themselves.

Jordan School District pilot program teaches students how to use AI

Artificial Intelligence in the classroom can be a very touchy subject and is not always welcome. However, the Jordan School District is embracing the new technology in a big way. 

Google's rivals get day in court as momentous US antitrust trial begins

DuckDuckGo, which has long complained that Google's tactics have made it too tough to get people to use their search engine on a mobile phone, will be one of many rivals to the online search giant eyeing a once-in-a-generation antitrust trial set to begin Tuesday.

From drug dealer to book dealer: St. George man becomes children's book author

Once in a dark cycle of depression and addiction, one Utah man turned his life completely around. And he wants others to know it's possible.

'It came out of nowhere': Dashcam footage shows office chair flying into car windshield

A Lehi family is grateful to be unharmed after a part of an office chair crashed into their car on I-15.

Your app idea is more valuable in Utah: the Silicon Slopes advantage

When it comes to turning your app idea into a successful startup, location matters.

Idaho tops states with highest housing price growth, but Utah not far behind

When comparing housing price growth over the past decade, Idaho is the No. 1 state in the nation to see the highest increase in home prices. Utah ranks at No. 4.

Bells toll as the US marks 22 years since 9/11, from ground zero to Alaska

Bells tolled at ground zero and solemn tributes unfolded around the country as Americans looked back on the horror and legacy of 9/11. People gathered Monday at memorials, firehouses, city halls, campuses and elsewhere to observe the 22nd anniversary of the deadliest terror attack on U.S. soil.

Utah data helps researchers highlight how urbanization impacts wildlife

North American cities, including the Salt Lake City area, are getting warmer, and researchers warn the heat is making it more difficult for native wildlife to adjust to the growing urbanization near their homes.

Poll: Utah voters split on third-party candidate in 2024 presidential election

What if the nation's two dominant political parties serve up presidential candidates disliked by a majority of the population?