'There's more good than bad': Jazz comeback attempt falls short in loss to Clippers

For a moment, there was hope.

Judge issues decision on whether Chad Daybell's trial will be moved back to eastern Idaho

Chad Daybell's murder trial won't take place in eastern Idaho — it will be in Ada County instead.

US appeals court narrows Trump gag order in federal 2020 election case

A U.S. appeals court on Friday narrowed but largely upheld a gag order that bars Donald Trump from assailing prosecutors, court staff and potential witnesses in a federal criminal case that accuses him of illegally trying to overturn his 2020 election loss.

Michigan teen gets life in prison for Oxford High School attack

Ethan Crumbley, who killed four other students at a Michigan school, was sentenced to life in prison Friday.

Northern Corridor review sparks debate; its fate tied to Bureau of Land Management study

Concerned and curious residents and members of supporting and opposing parties gathered at the Dixie Convention Center on Wednesday evening for an open house focused on the Northern Corrido hosted by the Bureau of Land Management.

Solid US hiring lowers unemployment rate to 3.7% in latest sign of a still-sturdy job market

U.S. employers added a healthy 199,000 jobs last month and the unemployment rate fell, fresh signs that the economy could achieve an elusive "soft landing," in which inflation would return to the Federal Reserve's 2% target without causing a steep recession.

Struggle with aplastic anemia highlights urgent need for diverse stem cell donors

Kaiya Endo, was diagnosed with a rare blood disorder that requires stem cell donation, but her unique ethnic background has presented some challenges in finding a match.

'1% chance to win': Write-in candidate wins seat on Santa Clara City Council

A write-in candidate has won a City Council seat in Santa Clara after the results of the election were made official Tuesday.

Idaho community remembers mother, her unborn baby and Zeke Best during candlelight vigil

The Victor, Idaho community came together Thursday night to grieve during a candlelight vigil in memory of Kali Randall, her unborn baby and 10-month-old Zeke Best.

How Utah's new 'plan for the plan' aims to help save the Great Salt Lake

State water managers are working on a plan to better understand and manage water in the Great Salt Lake Basin, which can help get water to the struggling lake.

No. 14 BYU faces first, only nonconference true road test Saturday against rival Utah

This one's a little bit different, from the rivalry that will soon rekindle a conference game to the sold-out Huntsman Center that will await the No. 14 team in the Associated Press Top 25.

Federal judge prohibits separating migrant families at US border for 8 years

A federal judge is prohibiting the separation of families at the border for purposes of deterring immigration for eight years.

Utah liquor stores collecting donations for various charities

For the first time, every liquor store in Utah will collect donations for dozens of local charities.

The best holiday events in Utah this December

If you want to celebrate the holiday season by getting some fresh air, drinking hot cocoa and taking in great performances, there are lots of fun, family-friendly events in Utah to put some holiday pep in your step.

AG Sean Reyes won't run for reelection, says he believes women who have accused Tim Ballard

Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes said he won't seek reelection and "apologized" to the women accusing his friend Tim Ballard of sexual misconduct.

Miles Hansen, Mike Schultz stepping down from Utah Inland Port Authority board of directors

Two key board members are leaving the Utah Inland Port Authority's board of directors, the agency announced Friday.

Carly Dockendorf living her 'absolute dream' as she takes over as Red Rocks coach

Carly Dockendorf had plans to run a three-day, 1,000-kilometer race in Argentina the first week of December. But things quickly changed.

Salt Lake man charged with stabbing roommate 10 times, lighting residence on fire

A Salt Lake man was charged Friday with stabbing his roommate multiple times before lighting their house on fire.

Have You Seen This? Van almost hits Utah trooper on snowy road

Utah Highway Patrol trooper Juan Branchini experienced a close call in Davis County when a white van slid across the lane in front of him due to snowy conditions.

Plan linking Salt Lake City to Boise, Las Vegas by train hits 'disappointing' snag

It appears that a plan to restore commuter rail service between Boise, Idaho, Salt Lake City and Las Vegas may have to wait at least a little longer.

Woman charged with falsely claiming there was an active shooter on UVU campus

A Utah woman was charged Friday with making a false emergency report after police say she caused panic at Utah Valley University by telling people there was an active shooter on campus.

McDonald's unveils CosMc's, its answer to Starbucks

Shedding light on its long-awaited and oddly secretive CosMc's concept, McDonald's on Wednesday finally shared more about the café pilot, which seems to be its answer to Starbucks.

What you need to know about getting vaccinated while pregnant

It's cold and flu season, and pregnant mothers and newborns are among those most vulnerable to illnesses, but expectant moms can protect themselves — and their babies — through vaccination.

US 189 reopens near Deer Creek Reservoir after 'police incident'

U.S. 189 was briefly closed in both directions near Deer Creek Reservoir due to a "police incident," according to UDOT.

Good Samaritans from Utah help save Martin Luther King Jr.'s birth home from being burned

Good Samaritans helped thwart a woman's attempt to set a fire at the birth home of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in Atlanta, police said.

Arrested driver says Utah motorists are 'nice' because they move over when he's speeding

A man arrested and accused of going 111 mph allegedly had some interesting comments for Utah Highway Patrol troopers after being pulled over Thursday.

Sandy vigil honors 456 Utahns killed by guns in 2023

A vigil held Thursday honored the lives lost of 456 Utahns killed by guns in 2023.

Southern Utah man charged with aggravated child abuse of 20-month-old

A southern Utah man was charged Thursday with aggravated child abuse after police say his girlfriend's 20-month-old daughter suffered a brain bleed and multiple rib fractures.

Most Americans are 'spiritual.' But what does that actually mean?

A new Pew Research Center survey investigates what Americans mean when they describe themselves as 'spiritual,' 'religious,' both or neither.

Utah veteran honored for service at Pearl Harbor 82 years ago

A Utah World War II veteran shared his experience of Pearl Harbor as he returned to the island to be honored for his duty to his country.

Elder Patrick Kearon called to church's Quorum of the Twelve Apostles

Elder Patrick Kearon was called Friday to be a member of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Tracking COVID, flu and RSV in Utah: New online dashboard monitors respiratory viruses

As cold weather sets, Utah is seeing the usual increase in respiratory diseases. For the first time, Utahns can track the status of COVID-19, influenza and RSV in one place.

Utah pilots bring gifts, donations to Title I schools

A Title I school in St. George is heading into Christmas with a bunch of new school supplies, plus toys for kids in need and cash donations.

Siberia or southern Utah? A mission of mercy 'to the cotton farm'

In the spring of 1862, George and Betsy Hicks settled affairs in Utah County and made the long journey south to become cotton missionaries at the time when many concocted reasons to be excused, or simply refused to go.

Be prepared before hitting Utah's snowy roads this season, officials say

Utah Highway Patrol and the Utah Department of Transportation want Utah drivers to be prepared as snowy weather hits the valleys.

UNLV gunman was unemployed professor with ammunition and target list, police say

A 67-year-old college professor who was denied jobs at various Nevada colleges and universities stuffed loaded handgun magazines into his waistband before walking into a campus building and killing three faculty members, police said.

Rep. Moore: Republican 'quibbling' stalls spending bills ahead of January deadline

Republican "quibbling" has prevented House lawmakers from advancing conservative spending bills, Rep. Blake Moore said, putting Congress on a path to another funding deadline scramble.

Utah grandmother overcomes chronic back pain with non-surgical option

Back pain isn't an irreversible inevitability of old age. Decades of research from clinical director Michael Halliday and the medical professionals at Upright Spine Solutions have found that back pain can be cured.

Odometer fraud is making a comeback, could cost car buyers thousands of dollars

Con artists selling used cars have a new way of rolling back an odometer, making it significantly cheaper and quicker for them to achieve. On average, someone who buys a car with a rolled back odometer loses about $4,000.

Wyoming holds off on auctioning huge piece of pristine land inside Grand Teton

Wyoming officials have decided to hold off on auctioning a pristine and valuable chunk of state-owned land within Grand Teton National Park.

Putin will seek another presidential term in Russia, aiming to extend his rule of over 2 decades

Vladimir Putin has moved to prolong his repressive and unyielding grip on Russia for at least another six years, announcing his candidacy in the presidential election next March that he is all but certain to win.

Rate of suicide increasing in Utah, but so are prevention resources and their use

The Utah Department of Health and Human Services says the suicide rate went up in Utah during 2022, but the use of resources went up, too.