Is there any truth behind these 3 Idaho legends?

Idaho is full of legends that have changed with each telling. Could there be any truth to them?

Jazz say 'there are way more positive things' after loss to defending champion Nuggets

Was that a smile from Walker Kessler? And a chuckle from Lauri Markkanen? And did Will Hardy look at least a little pleased? Was there, dare we say it, some relief from the Jazz after losing 110-102 to the Nuggets?

'Heartless actions': Utah man sent to prison for 2 murders in Magna 2 days apart

A Magna man was sentenced to at least 40 years and up to life in prison Monday for killing a man and a woman two days apart in Magna in 2015.

From biplanes to Cold War satellites, new study unlocks mysteries of ancient Roman forts

Researchers published findings in the journal Antiquity to reveal another 396 sites of ancient forts along the former eastern border of the Roman Empire.

Bicyclist struck, killed by FrontRunner train in Salt Lake City

One person was struck and killed by a FrontRunner train Monday evening.

Researchers have identified a 'switch' that can trigger the death of a cancer cell

Researchers have found the closest thing to an off-switch for cancer: a specific protein section that has the ability to trigger the death of a cancer cell.

Halloween: How old is too old to trick-or-treat?

When teenagers show up at my door on Halloween, I always give them a few extra bits of candy. I hope it helps them when grumpier folks tell them they're too old to trick-or-treat.

Provo Canyon lane closures to take effect Wednesday, Thursday for water supply maintenance

Provo Canyon near Deer Creek Reservoir will see lane closures this week for water supply maintenance.

Cox calls BLM decision to close Moab off-roading routes 'blatant federal overreach' as state files legal challenge

The state of Utah and a group of off-roading activists have each filed separate appeals challenging a recent Bureau of Land Management travel plan that would close more than 300 miles of dirt trails and roads to motorized use near Moab.

Folino's brace helps No. 7 Cougars open Big 12 tourney with 6-0 win over Oklahoma

No. 7 BYU women's soccer exploded with five second-half goals Monday to cruise to a 6-0 win over Oklahoma in the quarterfinals of the Big 12 Tournament in Austin, Texas.

BYU wants to 'embrace the night' in late kick at West Virginia

FOX may have done BYU a solid this week by slotting the Cougars into a night kickoff on the road at West Virginia, BYU's first-ever game in the state and first trip to Morgantown.

'Friends' stars react to 'unfathomable loss' of Matthew Perry

The cast of "Friends" is taking time to "grieve and process" the death of their former co-star Matthew Perry.

Israeli forces attack Gaza's main city from 2 directions

Armored Israeli forces attacked the Gaza Strip's main city from two directions on Monday and targeted the main road linking it to the south of Gaza, witnesses said, drawing more international appeals for Palestinian civilians to be protected.

State Rep. Phil Lyman announces run for governor

State Rep. Phil Lyman, R-Blanding, a hard-line conservative known for a protest ATV ride through federally protected lands, is running for governor of Utah.

Sen. Mike Lee threatens to pull funding to United Nations over Hamas vote

Utah Sen. Mike Lee said he's working on legislation to cut funding to the United Nations in light of a recent resolution on the Israel-Hamas war.

Richfield teen dies in accidental tetherball hanging

A 13-year-old Sevier County boy died Saturday in an accidental hanging with a tetherball rope.

FDA advises not to purchase certain eye drops due to infection risk

The FDA on Friday warned consumers to not purchase or use certain eye drops from several brands, including CVS Health Corp and Cardinal Health, as they may cause eye infection and in some cases possible vision loss.

'Need to go back': Utah appears to have won over ESPN's Pat McAfee

It appears that former NFL punter and ESPN personality Pat McAfee is now Utah's newest fan.

Have You Seen This? Cookie thief caught in the act

Kids have been sneaking cookies since the first cookie jar was invented in England in the 1700s. Nowadays, parents have leveled the playing field with technology.

E-bikes: A menace or a vehicle giving access for the disabled, elderly?

The U.S. Forest Service recently banned all e-bikes from any nonmotorized trails within their lands. That edict brought up a discussion with members of a Utah legislative committee.

Maine mass shooter had numerous run-ins with authorities, warning signs before shooting

Maine's authorities are trying to piece together the events that led to the worst mass shooting in the state's history. Those same authorities are also facing growing scrutiny on the shooter.

Why Utah hunters may have to report all deer, elk harvests beginning in 2024

Utah wildlife officials are exploring a new rule that would require hunters to report all deer and elk harvested during the general season hunts beginning next year.

2 children killed in St. George crash on Sunday; father in critical condition

Two children, ages 4 and 9, were killed in a single-vehicle collision in St. George on Sunday.

Whittingham addresses sign-stealing after USC, Oregon both took steps to avoid it

Sign-stealing is a hot topic in college football these days, and it has bled into the University of Utah's season

Getting less slow-wave sleep as you age may increase your risk of dementia, study finds

Loss of slow-wave sleep as you age may increase your risk of developing dementia, according to a new study.

Trick or treat? A look at Utah's Halloween forecast

Meteorologists say cool but dry conditions are in store for Utah this Halloween.

The controversy over Speaker Mike Johnson's Christian faith

Before entering Congress, the new speaker of the House worked as a lawyer on religious liberty issues for Alliance Defending Freedom.

As vampires and superheroes take to the streets, parents and kids need this conversation

The streets will be crawling with princesses and monsters Tuesday night. But parents should have a conversation with children — especially the younger or more sensitive ones.

Utah man crushed at work — family left destitute

If you're injured on the job, you might think workers' compensation will handle it all. That's not always the case.

I-215 west ramp closed at state Route 201 after semitruck rollover crash

The ramp between southbound I-215 West and eastbound state Route 201 is closed following a semitruck crash Monday morning.

Short Creek authorities seek info following rash of vandalism

Colorado City and Hildale City authorities are seeking information after the discovery of vandalism at various locations including Maxwell Park.

Poll: 68% of Utahns support legally sanctioned campsites for people experiencing homelessness

More than two-thirds of Utahns surveyed in a Deseret News/Hinckley Institute of Politics poll say they support a policy of legally sanctioned campsites for people experiencing homelessness.

White House to unveil wide-ranging action to mitigate AI risks

President Joe Biden will take wide-ranging action on artificial intelligence Monday by seeking to increase safety while protecting consumers, workers and minority groups from the technology's related risks.

Utah faces turning point after humbling loss to Oregon at home

There was excitement in the air as the college football universe fixated on Utah for one afternoon.

Palestinians in Utah mourn those killed as the war enters its 4th week

A large crowd gathered at the International Peace Gardens in Salt Lake City Sunday to mourn the loss of Palestinian lives as the war in Israel enters its fourth week.

Lawyers argue whether the Constitution's 'insurrection' clause blocks Trump from the 2024 ballot

Lawyers for a group of Colorado voters on Monday focused on the January 2021 assault on the U.S. Capitol and former President Donald Trump's role, opening a trial that could determine whether the Constitution's insurrection clause bars Trump from running again for the White House.

Poll shows Utah interest in Ukraine still high, but urge to help waning

Discussions about the Biden administration's proposed $106 billion national security package, including aid for Israel and Ukraine, have picked up. What do Utahns think?

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.

With a hat and a smile, this Salt Laker spreads positivity daily from a Smith's self-checkout aisle

For 31 years, Ted Rausch has been spreading positive energy at the self-checkout aisle at the Smith's grocery store in the Avenues.

Putin calls meeting after mob storms airport looking for Israelis on jet from Tel Aviv

Russian President Vladimir Putin called a meeting of security and law enforcement officials Monday, the day after a mob stormed the airport in the southern region of Dagestan after a flight from Israel landed there.

How Matthew Perry scored his career-making role on 'Friends'

It could be said that the casting of Matthew Perry in the role that made him a superstar was divinely inspired.

Ghosts of leaders past continue to influence organizations, BYU research shows

New research from BYU found "organizational ghosts" are successful leaders of companies who continue to have lasting impacts on their companies, even after they have retired or died.