Utah man battles homelessness by serving up oatmeal, handshakes

"More than feeding them food, letting them know that they're loved," man brings food and love to those experiencing homelessness.

Hamas surprise attack out of Gaza stuns Israel, leaves hundreds dead in fighting, retaliation

Hamas militants have fired thousands of rockets and sent dozens of fighters into Israeli towns near the Gaza Strip in an unprecedented surprise early morning attack during a major Jewish holiday.

Utah State racks up 37 unanswered points in 44-24 victory over Colorado State

The Aggies' total offense ended up nearly doubling that of the Rams with 639 and 320 yards, respectively.

Early Glad red card dooms RSL from start in 3-2 loss to Kansas City

Justen Glad fouled a Sporting Kanas City player outside the box 37 seconds into Saturday's regular-season home finale for Real Salt Lake.

Biden faces more criticism about US-Mexico border, one of his big issues heading into 2024

The U.S.-Mexico border and immigration are creating political and security challenges for President Joe Biden. Even some of his top allies worry about those issues' effects on his reelection chances.

Will fall housing market spook sellers, bring 'sweet spot' for homebuyers? Zillow economist thinks so

The housing market is chilling even more as summer gives way to fall, and Zillow's economist is seeing a silver lining in the forecast for homebuyers.

Riverton High teacher wins $50,000 for his automotive classes

Jay Hales went to work Tuesday morning thinking it was business as usual. But it turned into one of the biggest mornings of his 25-year career.

Men arrested after allegedly attacking Idaho Falls woman with box cutter over road rage incident

Two men were arrested after police say they attacked a woman with a box cutter after a road rage incident in Idaho Falls.

New facility opens in Utah County, aims to help children with autism be successful

Success on the Spectrum hosted a fall festival, or Autism Play Day, on Saturday and invited the neighborhood to see what its new American Fork facility has to offer.

Is Sapporo's bid for the 2030 Winter Olympics over? What that means for Utah's Olympic hopes

Sapporo is finally dropping out of the race to host the 2030 Winter Games but may still try for 2034, Japanese media is reporting.

Autumn, not winter, is Utah's most accident-prone season

As Utahns know, snow days mean plenty of car wrecks. But what even the most seasoned of Utah drivers might not know: it's not the snow days about which they should be the most concerned.

Pharmacist shortages and heavy workloads challenge drugstores heading into busy season

Customers may need a dose of patience at U.S. pharmacy counters as those businesses start their busiest season. Drug and staffing shortages haven't gone away.

Why did the Utah Jazz go to Hawaii for training camp?

Walker Kessler, Collin Sexton and Jordan Clarkson stood in a line, doing their best attempt at a hula dance. It was a scene that looked much more like the middle of a summer vacation than a training ground.

'Barbieland' brought to life by Daybreak residents

A group of neighbors in Daybreak have come together to turn their houses into "Barbieland" for Halloween.

St. George girl hit by truck welcomed home with parade after release from Las Vegas trauma unit

The child who was transported with severe injuries after getting hit by a pickup truck a little more than a week ago is back home with her family after spending more than six days in a pediatric intensive care unit in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Video: 'The worst thing you can do' in bear country

Many hikers and adventurers are unknowingly increasing their likelihood of being attacked by a bear.

Israel at war: Here's the status of the BYU Jerusalem Center, students

All of the students at the BYU Jerusalem Center are safe and accounted for after Hamas attacked Israel on Saturday, according to university statements.

These new overhead aircraft bins could be an in-flight game-changer

In today's not-so-golden era of domestic air travel, checking a suitcase for free is a luxury afforded to few. And those who do check their bags often find themselves stressing out the whole journey, wondering if their luggage is actually going to arrive at their destination with them.

A solar eclipse is coming — here's the best way to see it

An annular solar eclipse will be visible from parts of the western United States on Oct. 14.

Pick Six Previews: A statistical breakdown of BYU during its bye week

I'll take the bye week as an opportunity to review how the Cougars rank in several of my metrics at Pick Six Previews.

The costs of wildlife vehicle collisions in the West are astounding. These crossings could help

Wildlife vehicle collisions in 11 Western states cost $1.6 billion a year and in Utah the costs are staggering as well: $250 million.

Test Drive: The Mustang Mach-E will make a believer out of you

Here are four things I really enjoyed about my time with the Mustang Mach-E.

Theaters look to Taylor Swift to shake off box office strike pain

Cultural juggernaut Taylor Swift packed stadiums on her concert tour, made voting cool again by urging her fans to do their civic duty and had teenage girls tuning in to professional football games to see her cheer from the stands.

Picked to finish 11th in Big 12, BYU women's basketball hopes to surprise new league

Second-year head coach Amber Whiting isn't worried about BYU being picked to finish 11th in the Cougars' first year in the Big 12. Her team isn't scared of it, either.

Frustrated with stopped trains in Salt Lake City? Why the city wants to hear from you

The city launched a new website where residents can submit their experiences with train blockages that will be used as it seeks a remedy.

Break the post-COVID monotony: Learn, grow and support local with Learned Local

Learned Local is an innovative app that helps Utahns find classes and activities local to Utah and Salt Lake counties to help them expand their skills and provide people with opportunities to share their passions with others.

Further evidence points to footprints in New Mexico being the oldest sign of humans in Americas

New research shows that fossil footprints discovered at the edge of an ancient lakebed in New Mexico's White Sands National Park date back to between 21,000 and 23,000 years ago.

UDOT prepares Bangerter Highway for bigger changes, nonstop freeway

The Utah Department of Transportation is finishing its preparations to turn more of Bangerter Highway into a nonstop freeway.

How has BYU improved after 4-1 start to first Big 12 season?

Sitting at 4-1 in its first season in the Big 12, BYU faced perhaps its earliest bye week in over a decade, since the Cougars left the Mountain West and drifted for a dozen years as an FBS independence.

Provo pet poop: Dog owners could face fines for leash violations, not cleaning up

The Provo City Council is drafting an ordinance where dog owners could face fines for not keeping their pets on leashes or not cleaning up after them.

Hamas attacked Israel and Netanyahu says his country is 'at war'

Israel's national rescue service says at least 40 people have been killed in a wide-ranging Hamas assault into Israel. The latest toll came from the Magen David Adom rescue service as fighting was still underway on Saturday.