SLC pedestrian-safety group pushing for no right turn on red light

There have been 32 fatal auto-pedestrian crashes on Utah's roads. Now, a pedestrian safety advocacy group is pushing to ban turning right on a red light.

US says prostitution ring counted politicians, tech execs, lawyers as clients

U.S. prosecutors on Wednesday charged three people with running a high-end brothel network out of apartment complexes in greater Boston and northern Virginia whose customers included elected officials, tech and pharmaceutical executives, lawyers, professors and military officers.

Republicans face 2024 dilemma after abortion rights issue powers Democrats

Victories by abortion rights campaigners and Democrats in this week's U.S. elections pose a dilemma for Republicans: how to campaign on an issue that has long fired up their conservative base without alienating the moderates they need to win competitive districts.

Utes women set school record with 21 made 3-pointers in rout over South Carolina State

Dust off the record books, Utah women's basketball has a new entry to make.

Man wielding 'large, blunt object' killed by Summit County deputy in Kamas

A man was killed in a standoff after the authorities say he evaded a traffic stop by a Summit County deputy Wednesday morning.

Family-owned Circle Inn Pizza starts over in new location after 2022 fire

It's back to business for a popular pizzeria nearly two years after a devastating fire left the restaurant in rubble.

Chad Daybell's attorneys ask Idaho to take death penalty off the table

The lawyers of Chad Daybell filed three motions Thursday requesting to remove the possibility of the death penalty from his case.

Jury finds man guilty of murder in 2018 shooting at West Jordan Rancherito's

A man who fired fatal shots at a West Jordan Rancherito's five years ago was found guilty of murder on Thursday after the jury heard testimony from multiple people who witnessed the crime.

US forces under fire in Middle East as America slides towards brink

A defective drone in Iraq may have helped keep America from being dragged deeper into a widening Middle East conflict.

Why Utah is amending its ag water optimization program before spending next $200M

Utah leaders allocated another $200 million to Utah's program to optimize agricultural water, but they also want more concrete data to know if water is being saved and where it's going.

Firearm injuries, deaths among children doubled during pandemic, study shows

Emergency room visits for gun injuries among children doubled during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a national study of data.

Behind the billboard: meet the business bringing color scriptures to life

To help members fall in love with their physical scriptures all over again, one Utah company is making bright, colorful scriptures for those who want to create a treasured keepsake.

Democratic West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin won't seek reelection, giving GOP a key pickup opportunity

Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin of West Virginia says he won't seek reelection in 2024, giving Republicans a prime opportunity to gain a seat in the heavily GOP state.

Warrant issued for alleged gunman in Salt Lake shooting

A man who allegedly shot another man three times in Salt Lake City and then fled to Arizona had been criminally charged.

Donald Trump's civil fraud trial will go on after lawyers seek early verdict ending case

Donald Trump's lawyers have been thwarted in their longshot bid to put an immediate end to the New York civil fraud trial that threatens the former president's real estate empire.

John Curtis taking a 'fresh look' at Mitt Romney's Senate seat

Rep. John Curtis, R-Utah, said he's once again considering running for Mitt Romney's Senate seat in 2024, after a "drumbeat" of Utahns urging him to.

Salt Lake VA hospital evacuated, later deemed safe after bomb threat

Police gave the all-clear after sweeping the George E. Wahlen Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Salt Lake City on Thursday in response to a bomb threat that caused the hospital to be evacuated.

Utah resort moves up opening day, set to be 1st resort to open this season

A Big Cottonwood Canyon resort is opening this weekend to pass holders, making it the first ski resort in the state to open this year.

Have You Seen This? Giannis Antetokounmpo sits down by fan following ejection

The fan went home with a win and a priceless video that goes above and beyond the requirement of, "pics or it didn't happen."

Will the In-Season Tournament games feel more important? The Jazz are about to find out

On Friday in Memphis, the Jazz will get their first taste of the In-Season Tournament when they play the Grizzlies on their specialized gray-color court.

Church of Jesus Christ announces global nutrition effort, invites members to get involved

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced a global effort to improve the health of women and children, spearheaded by the church's Relief Society.

5 ways to give the ER the cold shoulder this winter

Some injuries and illnesses don't require an emergency department visit if an urgent care center is available.

Police respond to officer-involved shooting in Sandy

A man in a stolen vehicle was injured in an incident that culminated with an officer-involved shooting in Sandy on Thursday. A second bystander was also injured in a crash.

Hunter Biden files defamation lawsuit against former Overstock CEO

Hunter Biden, the president's son, has filed a defamation lawsuit against Overstock's former CEO Patrick Byrne, accusing him of publishing false statements claiming Biden sought a bribe from Iran.

State, city leaders to crack down on unsanctioned camping when winter shelter beds are open

State and city officials on Thursday announced a new 170-bed winter shelter for men and couples, and said they plan to enforce laws against unsanctioned camping when shelter beds are available.

Davis County deputy accused of hitting his police K-9

A K-9 handler with the Davis County Sheriff's Office is facing a criminal charge for allegedly hitting his dog multiple times in front of other officers.

Skyridge football coach's suspension was result of 'clerical error,' administrator says

A Skyridge administrator called Wednesday's suspension of its head football coach for the remainder of the 2023 state playoffs the result of a "clerical" error.

2nd person dies after Bangerter Highway crash

A man was killed and his wife later died after a single-vehicle crash on Bangerter Highway in Taylorsville on Thursday.

Teen accused of stabbing student 5 times at Utah high school

A Copper Hills High School student accused of stabbing another student multiple times is facing criminal charges.

Can the US stabilize its national debt? Mitt Romney, Joe Manchin have a plan

Utah Sen. Mitt Romney introduced a bipartisan bill that would create a commission to look into ways to stabilize the national debt to GDP ratio.

We watched the GOP debate with Jon Huntsman Jr. Here's what he thought

The former Republican presidential candidate, and ambassador to China and Russia, weighs in on the current crop of candidates — minus Trump.

5 signs men might be testosterone deficient

Here are five warning signs you might have low testosterone and what you can do about it.

Tracy Chapman wins CMA Award for 'Fast Car' decades after song's debut

Tracy Chapman continues to make history with her 1988 hit "Fast Car" after winning song of the year at Wednesday's Country Music Awards.

Provo counselor arrested, accused of sexually abusing gay male clients

A mental health counselor in Provo was arrested after a standoff Wednesday and accused of sexually abusing gay male clients during therapy sessions over several years.

Barring injury, Aggies' quarterback carousel has finally stopped on Cooper Legas

Legas, who anticipated to be the starter all year, was not given much time to digest the news that he would be taking the reins of the offense once again before addressing the media.

Heber Valley Utah Temple approved. See why the church agreed to dim the lighting

The outdoor lighting at the proposed Heber Valley Utah Temple won't be as bright as originally planned, but the lights will turn on after a unanimous late night vote Wednesday.

Israel agrees to 4-hour daily pauses in Gaza fighting to allow civilians to flee, White House says

The White House says Israel has agreed to put in place four-hour daily humanitarian pauses in its assault on Hamas in northern Gaza.

Bryson Barnes has thrived, in part, because of relationship, familiarity with Andy Ludwig

Bryson Barnes has looked increasingly capable since taking over as starting quarterback a month ago. The fourth-year sophomore is 4-1 in games he's started this season.

GOP asks for records from Biden's family on business deals

House Republicans made the first official requests Thursday for documents from Hunter and James Biden regarding their foreign business dealings, further escalating a wide-ranging investigation into the president's family.

Rent prices drop along Wasatch Front, but it won't last long

After more than a decade of increases, rent prices along the Wasatch Front are dropping as Utah finally follows the national trend. But renters here shouldn't expect it to last.

Utah resort delays opening day, some unsure when to open after mild October

Utah ended up with its 39th-driest October last month, which isn't necessarily a sign of what's to come this winter, but it is starting to mess with resorts' opening day plans.

6 common flooring mistakes to avoid

From the material you choose to the way it is installed, your floors can have a huge effect on the look and feel of your abode. Avoid these six common mistakes when it's time to choose new floors for your home.

Get Gephardt helps restore funds stolen from Utah woman after bank balks

Get Gephardt helps an Ogden woman get her $1,200 back after someone hacked into her account.

Can Michigan activists keep Trump off the ballot? A judge heard arguments Thursday

A judge in Michigan heard arguments Thursday on whether Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson has the authority to keep Donald Trump's name off state ballots for president.

Utah domestic violence victim advocates call for funding amid a surge of demand

The new domestic violence lethality assessment law in Utah appears to be working well, but victim resource providers say they need help meeting the surge in demand.

Stop for Students: The dangerous distances you drive when distracted 

Every time you use a device behind the wheel, experts say you're effectively driving blindfolded.