Utah audit: A future of only single-family homes 'recipe for trouble'

A new legislative audit released Tuesday warned "time is running short" for Utah policymakers to take action on the state's growing housing problems, calling on lawmakers to require the creation of a statewide strategic plan.

BYU men's, women's basketball each 4-0 after pair of double-digit wins

The road is about to get much more difficult for BYU men's basketball, which makes enjoying an unbeaten start more critical.

Israel-Hamas hostage deal edges closer despite fierce fighting in Gaza

Hamas gunmen battled Israeli forces trying to push into Gaza's largest refugee camp on Sunday, but despite the fighting U.S. and Israeli officials said a deal to free some of the hostages being held in the besieged enclave was edging closer.

Police investigating stolen coffee trailer in Bluffdale

A Bluffdale woman says thieves took her food truck just as she was a few weeks away from opening. She'd already put close to $20,000 into it, and it was in the place it had always been for at least the last several months.

'They outplayed us, outcoached us': Utes left flat-footed against budding Wildcats

On Saturday afternoon, Jedd Fisch beat Kyle Whittingham at his own game.

Utah nonprofit introduces moms to tech sector through coding class

A group of moms graduated from their two-month coding course with the nonprofit Tech-Moms on Saturday, ready to move into technology-based careers.

Boise State extends series win streak to 8 with 45-10 victory over Utah State

Not a lot went the Aggies' way in their eighth straight loss to Boise State. The 35-point loss was the biggest the Aggies have suffered this season.

Elementary students learn geometry through Halloween candy bars

Utah math scores for elementary students fell slightly last year, according to the Utah State Board of Education. One teacher came up with a creative way to help students learn.

Mozingo rallies BYU by Michigan State 3-1 for NCAA quarterfinal berth

Mozingo had two goals and an assist as BYU rallied from a 1-0 second-half deficit to top fifth-seeded Michigan State 3-1 in front of a sold-out crowd Saturday night at South Field.

5-year-old boy fatally stabs twin brother in California

Authorities say 5-year-old twins were fighting when one brother grabbed a small kitchen knife and stabbed his sibling. The boy died at the hospital.

Turnovers can't be ignored after BYU offense wakes up against No. 14 Oklahoma

Starting QB Jake Retzlaff may face plenty of brighter days in his career, but his interception at the goal line won't be on the highlight reel.

Tooele County discontinuing German, Russian, Chinese in Dual Language Immersion program

Tooele County school officials are discontinuing several Dual Language Immersion programs next year, specifically removing the Russian, Chinese and German languages.

Israel's government faces pressure as hostage families march on Jerusalem seeking answers

The families of Israeli hostages and thousands of their supporters arrived in Jerusalem on Saturday at the end of a five-day march to confront the government over the plight of those taken captive by Hamas in Gaza.

Proposed southern Utah highway faces further scrutiny after judge's ruling in protected habitat

A major highway proposed to cut through the protected Red Cliffs Desert Reserve in Southern Utah is subject to new scrutiny following pending litigation by conservation advocacy groups.

Officials stock up on overdose antidote naloxone after fentanyl-laced letters disrupt vote counting

Suspicious letters were sent to vote centers and government buildings in six states this month, some containing traces of fentanyl or white powder, accompanied by threats and dubious political symbols.

Salt Lake police investigating damage to vehicles, businesses in Capitol Hill area

Salt Lake City police are investigating more than a dozen vehicles shot by a BB gun overnight in the Capitol Hill neighborhood.

No. 22 Utah can't stop No. 17 Arizona's hot start in 42-18 road loss

Arizona needed only 11 minutes of game time, and even that may have been generous.

A record number of $50 bills were printed last year. Here's why

Unless you're an avid currency collector, an employee of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, or work at the Federal Reserve, you likely didn't know that last year a record number of $50 bills were printed.

2 injured in Ogden shooting

Two people were injured in a shooting in Ogden, police said.

'Made too many mistakes': Turnovers doom BYU's upset bid in 31-24 loss to No. 14 Oklahoma

The Cougars had arguably their most complete performance of the season, but 390 yards of offense came up short in a loss to No. 14 Oklahoma.

Have You Seen This? Mom sings amazing rendition of national anthem

Melissa Lambson sang a rousing rendition of the national anthem at her daughter's high school volleyball game, leaving an entire crowd cheering (and three kids in silent awe). Watch this video of amazing talent in our very own backyard.

Taylor Swift fan dies at show in sweltering Rio de Janeiro

A young Brazilian fan of U.S. singer Taylor Swift died in Rio de Janeiro on Friday night after falling ill inside the superstar's sweltering concert venue, leading the government to order drinking water is provided and made easily accessible at shows.

An NBA player talks about faith, his culture warrior status and his new shoe

Isaac's new signature shoe, the JUDAH 1, launched Thursday.

West Jordan street renamed for 13-year-old killed by drunk driver

Family members converged on a street corner Friday as city workers installed new signs marking the renaming of a street in memory of a 13-year-old boy killed in a crosswalk by a drunk driver.

1 dead in shooting in Springville; 3 in custody after standoff with police

One man is dead in an overnight shooting and three people are in custody Saturday in Springville, police said.

Unforgettable winter activities around the Salt Lake Valley

Don't miss out on these fun winter and holiday activities around Salt Lake City.

FDA is screening cinnamon imports after more kids are sickened by lead-tainted applesauce

Cinnamon from a manufacturer in Ecuador is the "likely source" of high levels of lead found in recalled pouches of applesauce puree linked to illnesses in at least 34 children in 22 states, the FDA said Friday.

Judge sends former SUU lecturer to prison with consecutive sentences for terroristic threats

A former art lecturer at Southern Utah University was given consecutive prison sentences on Friday for threatening Cedar City officials and a mass shooting on the SUU campus.

Dancers always aware of potential for injuries

It's an art form and a sport that's beautiful to watch. But dance doesn't come without risk of injury.  

SpaceX launches its giant new rocket but a pair of explosions ends the second test flight

SpaceX launched its mega rocket Starship but lost both the booster and the spacecraft in a pair of explosions minutes into a second test flight. The rocketship reached space following Saturday's liftoff from South Texas, but communication was then lost.

Lehi police open investigation into Utah-based Jane.com

Lehi police say they are now investigating the Utah-based company Jane.com as some sellers on the platform say they haven't received expected payments.

Eyedrops manufacturer recalls 2 dozen products sold at big retailers

The manufacturer of 27 different eyedrop products has issued a voluntary recall after the U.S. Food and Drug Administration said the eyedrops should not be used because inspectors found unsanitary conditions at the manufacturing plant in India.

Here's what's new at Utah's 15 ski resorts this year after record-breaking season

After a record-setting 2022-2023 season, many resorts got to work on improvements for this season.