Locals in the NFL: Taysom Hill now belongs to an exclusive club of NFL greats

Taysom Hill proved he was one-of-a-kind in the NFL in the Saints' 24-17 win Sunday over Chicago. Or at least, one-of-a-few and a throwback to a different era of football.

Phoenix finishes clearing downtown homeless encampment after finding shelter for more than 500

The city of Phoenix has successfully cleared out a massive downtown homeless encampment by Saturday's court-ordered deadline by helping more than 500 people find beds in shelters and motels.

Matthew Perry foundation established in his honor to help people with addiction

A foundation has been established in Matthew Perry's name to help people "struggling with the disease of addiction."

More adults should be screened for lung cancer, American Cancer Society says

Nearly 5 million additional people are recommended to get screened for lung cancer under an updated guideline from the American Cancer Society.

Tyson recalls 30,000 pounds of Dino Chicken Nuggets

U.S. food company Tyson Foods has said it was voluntarily recalling approximately 30,000 pounds of frozen, fully cooked dinosaur-shaped chicken "Fun Nuggets" or Dino Chicken Nuggets.

How dating apps 'ruined dating' for some

Dating apps theoretically provide thousands of options at your fingertips. For many people looking for relationships, apps have made dating an endless journey of swiping, recycled small talk and inevitable ghosting.

Home sellers win $1.8B in case alleging conspiracy for excessive realtor fees

The National Association of Realtors and two codefendants were ordered to pay nearly $1.8 billion in damages to about half a million home sellers.

Tap to Pay on iPhone: No card readers, no fees, no kidding!

Whatever your industry may be, having a good POS system is one of the best things you can do for your business.

Gaza has lost telecom contact again, while Israel's military announces it has surrounded Gaza

Gaza has fallen under the third total communications outage since the start of the war, and Israel's military says it has encircled Gaza and divided the besieged coastal strip into two. Israeli media reports say troops are expected to enter the city within 48 hours.

2 men attacked by pit bulls in Clinton; police searching for 1 of the 3 dogs

Police are telling resident to be on the lookout for a pit bull they say attacked 2 men in Clinton on Sunday.

Did child abuse go up or down during the COVID-19 pandemic?

As COVID-19 infections raged and families flocked home from work and school early on, experts predicted a tsunami of child abuse was about to hit.

How Mike Conley has played a role in Keyonte George's development at point guard

Keyonte George didn't need to hear the oohs of the crowd to know it was the best pass of his young career. Though, that audible confirmation sure didn't hurt.

Millcreek woman with $500 in gift cards that didn't work gets help

A gift card can be a great choice when you've got someone hard to shop for. That is until you find out someone else has activated that gift card even before you bought it.

Man shot, killed by Ogden officers after pointing gun at them, police say

A man was shot and killed by police who say he pointed a gun at officers and ignored "numerous commands to drop the firearm" early Sunday morning.

Analysis: Utah's blowout of Arizona State afforded right to play more meaningful football

The University of Utah routed Arizona State on Saturday afternoon, 55-3

Have You Seen This? Football player goes airborne for unbelievable defensive play

The "tush push" is becoming a controversial play in football. Here's how to nip it in the bud.

1 dead after crash involving 2 cars and a deer in Box Elder County

An 88-year-old driver died in a bizarre crash involving a deer in northern Utah Saturday evening.

Scientists say they've found remnants of ancient planet that collided with Earth to form the moon

Scientists widely agree that an ancient planet likely smashed into Earth as it was forming billions of years ago, spewing debris that coalesced into the moon that decorates our night sky today.

Perspective: 'Just about anybody' can perform a wedding. Is this trend contributing to divorce?

The most popular places to get married these days are banquet halls and barns. Are these really weddings or just parties?

It's been nearly a year since lawmakers unveiled the new flag. What do Utahns think?

It's been almost one year since Utah unveiled what would become the new state flag, but residents appear somewhat divided on the design.

Utes move up to No. 13 in latest AP Top 25 rankings after win over ASU

Utah took out all its frustrations on a visiting Arizona State team that had no way to combat the attack with an injury-depleted roster.

1.1M-pound historic steam train to return to Utah during 2024 tour

Union Pacific's Big Boy No. 4014, known as the world's largest steam train, will make its return to Utah next year as part of a six-state tour highlighting the historic train.

German grocery brand Aldi is taking the US by storm

German grocer Aldi has been doing business in Europe for over 100 years. The no-frills brand is holding down the top spot as the fastest growing U.S. grocery chain since 1976.

Josh Furlong's AP Top 25: Will the real No. 1 team please step up

After 10 weeks of action, there's always something that surprises in college football.

How did QB Jake Retzlaff perform in his first start for BYU?

The junior college transfer showed off his arm and running ability, but will ultimately be judged on wins and losses as the Cougars' lead signal caller.

Identifying immigrant graves at Salt Lake City Cemetery connects Utahns with history

There's a lot of diversity in Utah's history and one organization has set out to uncover it — in a different way than you might think. 

3 injured, 1 critically, in Salt Lake City crash

A man was critically injured and two others also received injuries after the car they were riding in veered off South Temple and struck a pole early Sunday morning.

Surveying rock rabbits: Why should southern Utahns care about this attitudinal species?

American pikas are often mistaken for rodents but they are more closely related to bunnies. Utah Department of Wildlife Resources surveys the populations every six years.

Musicians from Utah who have achieved worldwide acclaim

These performers are a little bit country, a little bit rock and roll — and a little bit of everything in between.

Turkey prices have dropped by a lot as Thanksgiving planning ramps up

Something wild has happened with turkey prices that's going to make the cost of cooking the Thanksgiving meal more palatable to families on a tight budget.

Why a Utah panel says college NIL contracts are public records

Recognizing strong feelings some might have about keeping college athletes' NIL contracts private, a Utah governmental body concluded that they become public records under state law when they are shared with a university.