Cedar City man who pleaded guilty to threatening VA workers sentenced

A man who pleaded guilty to threatening federal Veterans Administration workers via phone was recently sentenced to 36 months of supervised probation.

RSL gets winner-take-all Game 3 in Houston after penalty shootout win

Diego Luna buried the final penalty, giving RSL a 5-4 penalty win and an extra game in Houston on Saturday to decide who advances in the MLS Cup Playoffs.

Utah breaks century mark in season-opening blowout win over Eastern Washington

The hot shooting eventually cooled off and the game got a bit more chaotic before the halftime break, but the end result was a season-opening 101-66 victory for Utah.

Orem man sentenced to jail, probation for assault on girlfriend's son that caused his death

An Orem man who admitted to assaulting his girlfriend's 27-year-old son with a metal pipe, which charges say led to the son's death two months later, was sentenced to jail and probation in 4th District Court on Monday.

Processing glitch holds up a 'small percentage' of bank deposits since Thursday, overseer says

A glitch in the network that processes electronic transfers between nearly all U.S. bank accounts has led to delays in settling deposits, some of which remain stalled. That's according to the private company that operates the system.

Cougars lift lid off season with 110-63 win over Houston Christian

Spencer Johnson poured in a career-high 20 points and BYU cruised to a 110-63 win over Houston Christian in a season opener Monday night at the Marriott Center.

Utah Inland Port board approves new wetlands protection policy. Here's what it does

Members of the Utah Inland Port Authority's board of directors say its newest policy will help mitigate impacts to wetlands in project areas, but critics say it doesn't do enough.

In blowout loss to Bulls, Jazz only find good in Markkanen's highlight assist

Lauri Markkanen had a a ridiculous (if unintentional) assists, but everything was forgettable about Utah's loss to Chicago.

Heinz's newest ketchup tastes like pickles

Ketchup and pickles have been a natural combination on a hamburger and hot dogs for decades. Now, thanks to Heinz, the two flavors have been combined into one condiment.

3 critically injured in separate crashes in Tooele County Monday

Three people were critically injured Monday afternoon in Tooele County in separate crashes involving semitrucks, troopers said.

Severe traffic crashes climb in Washington County; survey seeks public opinion on issues

If driving in Washington County feels even more white-knuckled than before, it is. There's been an increase in severe traffic crashes and fatalities over the past five years countywide.

Police identify woman hit, killed by truck near USU in Logan

Police identified the pedestrian who was hit and killed Monday evening near the Utah State University campus.

Tenants demand better conditions, management from Housing Authority of Salt Lake City

A group of tenants delivered a letter of demands to the Housing Authority of Salt Lake City on Monday citing poor management, dangerous living conditions and unfair rent hikes.

Alissa Pili scores 26 as No. 5 Utah overwhelms Mississippi Valley St 104-45

Mississippi Valley State didn't care that its opponent was the fifth-ranked team in the country. If anything, it emboldened the Delta Devils even more.

Guns rights and domestic violence protections collide at Supreme Court

A New Orleans-based appeals court struck down a federal law aimed at protecting victims of domestic violence from firearms — a matter that the U.S. Supreme Court takes up on Tuesday.

Newborn screening test helped save our son, KSL meteorologist says

A newborn screening test in Utah could be the difference between life and death.

How Mike Lee, Bernie Sanders agree on a cease-fire between Israel, Hamas

Utah Sen. Mike Lee said he agrees with progressive Sen. Bernie Sanders that a cease-fire between Hamas and Israel won't work, and that "Hamas has to go."

Police: 2 dead, teen and adult hospitalized in Carbon County carbon monoxide poisoning

Two people are dead and two are hospitalized due to what Carbon County sheriff's deputies are calling possible carbon monoxide poisoning.

Motorcyclist killed in Ogden crash

A motorcyclist was struck and killed by a truck driver in Ogden Monday afternoon.

Right turn on red? With pedestrian deaths rising, US cities are considering bans

Almost every major city in the United States generally allows drivers to turn right at red lights, but that could be changing.

Have You Seen This? Slinky travels on its own for minutes on tilted treadmill

Slinky's movement isn't limited to stairs. This video shows they can keep moving for even longer on a treadmill.

'The clock is ticking': Downwinders call for congressional aid to fallout victims

Downwinder advocates on Monday called on Utah's congressmen to support an amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act to extend benefits to victims of fallout from nuclear testing.

Furthering your education at a 2-year college could be your best investment

Though they're often overlooked for their four-year counterparts, a two-year college might be one of the best choices a student can make to set them up for future success.

Utah wildlife officials seek hunter who reportedly shot deer, struck it with boulder

Utah conservation officers say they are investigating reports that a hunter illegally shot a buck deer and then struck it in the head with a large boulder.

Familiar foes: Top-seeded BYU soccer to host Utah State in NCAA Tournament rematch

The Cougars advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the 24th time in 29 seasons under head coach Jennifer Rockwood, while the Aggies are tournament-bound for just the third time in program history.

If Utah wants Pac-12 title shot, it needs to go through Michael Penix Jr.

Utah will face Washington on Saturday afternoon in Seattle in a game with major postseason implications for both.

Scientists observe chimpanzees using human-like warfare tactic

Researchers said they have documented the tactical use of elevated terrain in warfare situations by chimpanzees in two neighboring communities of wild western chimpanzees in Tai National Park for three years.

Driver used cocaine prior to hitting, killing St. George pedestrian, charges say

A southern Utah woman was charged Monday with using cocaine just before hitting and killing a pedestrian in St. George.

Gov. Cox's campaign headquarters vandalized

Spencer Cox's reelection campaign headquarters was vandalized and a suspect was taken to a local hospital for a psychological evaluation, according to police.

Ballet West dancer overcomes the odds despite a limb difference

Ballet West's latest production features a young woman who has overcome a physical challenge.

As Runnin' Utes begin season, Craig Smith looking for players to 'impact winning'

Smith will get a good look at what he has on the roster with a season-opening game at the Huntsman Center against a plucky Eastern Washington team.

Why you — yes, you — should sign up for a turkey trot this year

For the past 2 years, I've been passed in my local turkey trot by a 3-legged dog. It's a blast, anyway.

Israeli forces cut off north Gaza as Palestinian death toll passes 10,000

Israeli forces have severed northern Gaza from the rest of the besieged territory and pounded it with intense airstrikes overnight, setting the stage for an expected push into the dense confines of Gaza City and an even bloodier phase of the month-old war.

Ike Larsen's late-game heroics secured Aggies' win at San Diego State

With his interception, Ike Larsen helped his team secure its second road win of the season.

Federal child care fund to run dry in 2024. What that means for Utah parents

The COVID-era child care fund runs out in June 2024. With parents already paying an average of a quarter of their salary for child care, possible solutions are being discussed.

More fruit pouches for kids are being recalled because of illnesses linked to lead

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has received more reports of illness linked to lead-tainted pouches of apple cinnamon fruit puree marketed for children. At least seven illnesses in five states have been reported.

Inside the Utah women's basketball team's practice gym, a reminder of what the goal is

The Utah women's basketball team opens its season Monday afternoon vs, Mississippi Valley State.

Police identify woman killed in wrong-way crash in Taylorsville Saturday night

A woman was killed in a wrong-way collision in Taylorsville on Saturday night, police said.

Large fire impacts Bountiful home; neighbors come together to help family of 9

A family of nine has been displaced after their home caught fire Saturday in Bountiful.

All-cash buyers buoy luxury housing market while mortgage rates sink everyone else

While high mortgage rates are keeping everyday Americans out of the housing market, wealthy buyers with means to buy multimillion-dollar homes in cash are doing just fine.

Low cost MRI for $399 available without a doctor's order and without insurance

Getting an MRI can be costly and take weeks to get after visiting a doctor. One walk-in MRI clinic is hoping to disrupt this tedious process.

Utah private investigator provides closer look at 2021 Idaho death

The cause of a man's death was undetermined, a medical examiner said. Now the Idaho family is using a Utah private investigator to get to the truth.

China has sent its youngest-ever astronaut crew to the Tiangong space station

On Thursday, three Chinese astronauts lifted off on the Shenzhou-17 spacecraft from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center deep in the Gobi Desert, heading for the Tiangong space station for a six-month stay. They are the youngest crew China has ever sent to space – with an average age of 38.

Trump tangles with judge, complains of treatment at NY fraud trial

Donald Trump complained of unfair treatment in defiant and rambling testimony on the witness stand at the civil fraud trial about his New York business on Monday, prompting the judge at one point to threaten to cut his testimony short.

How Arlee's crossing guard job became her sanctuary

Last fall, when Arlee Willits signed on to be a school crossing guard, she did it for some sock-drawer money.