Salt Lake Police Department hosts annual holiday Pay-It-Forward event

The Salt Lake Police Department hosted its annual Pay-It-Forward program at Target in Salt Lake City on Saturday.

No. 14 Cougars 'didn't feel like us offensively' in first true road test, loss of season

Everything BYU did well during its 8-0 start came apart in the Cougars' first (and only) true road test of nonconference play Saturday night at rival Utah.

UHP trooper avoids potential crash, credits drivers for slowing down

A close call for some drivers in Layton Friday morning after a van slid across HWY 89 going northbound due to snow on the road.

Utah State notches sloppy home win over Northwest Nazarene

The Aggies' hot start came to a screeching halt as the Nighthawks held Utah State to just 6 points in the ensuing eight minutes and cut the lead to single digits.

Family of 8-year-old girl seriously injured in second-story fall shares safety warning

The family of a young girl who fell from a bedroom window in Eagle Mountain this week said they want other people to install extra protection locks on their windows.

Step into Jane Goodall's shoes at an interactive exhibition at the Natural History Museum of Utah

The Natural History Museum of Utah is excited to help Utah understand Jane Goodall's impact on the way scientists interact with chimpanzee communities with a new exhibit that opened Saturday.

Penn president resigns after Huntsman, other donors, call for ouster

University of Pennsylvania President Liz Magill resigned Saturday after she faced a chorus of calls to step down over her congressional testimony on antisemitism, including from former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr., a Penn graduate and donor.

At least 6 people confirmed dead, dozens injured as tornadoes strike Tennessee

At least six people have died in Tennessee as tornadoes and strong thunderstorms moved across the state Saturday.

Runnin' Utes hold on to beat No. 14 Cougars 73-69, end BYU's undefeated streak

Gabe Madsen hit a side-stepping 3-pointer to give Utah a 7-point lead with a minute left to play, and the home team held on to beat a previously undefeated No. 14 BYU team 73-69 Saturday night.

12 marathons, 1 year, 1 kidney: A Park City man's race to raise awareness

Matt Cavanaugh is seeking to bring to light the amazing things the human body can do after donating a kidney to save someone else's life.

Keep the temple in mind with this fun, family-friendly activity

Whether you want a good STEM activity for your child or something to keep your teens busy on Sundays, Brick'Em Young building sets are a great way to pass the time together.

Woolston finds shot again as BYU women pull past Boise State

Woolston poured in 18 points and Lauren Gustin added 16 points and 18 rebounds as BYU women's basketball pulled past Boise State 65-50 at the Marriott Center.

Europe reaches a deal on the world's first comprehensive AI rules

European Union negotiators have clinched a deal on the world's first comprehensive artificial intelligence rules, paving the way for legal oversight of emerging technology used in popular services like ChatGPT.

Wondering how to get into the Christmas spirit? Start by giving

Christmastime is full of lights, presents, hot chocolate, family, trees and decorations. But for many, the Christmas spirit is never quite complete without giving to others in need.

CDC: Chronic fatigue syndrome more common than previously thought

Chronic fatigue syndrome is more common than previously understood, according to a new federal report.

Survivor and centenarian: WWII veteran celebrates 100th birthday

A birthday social was held for World War II veteran Wayne Ursenbach on Monday to celebrate a big milestone — 100 years in the making.

Remembering home, southern Utah native Carly Burns releases first music video

Cedar City native Carly Burns has been recording music in Dublin, Ireland. She returned to her childhood in southern Utah to film her music video in Zion National Park.

Have You Seen This? 687 Teslas put on record-breaking light show

You can do lots of interesting things with a Tesla. Take this light show, for example.

'I popped that fool': Alleged gunman at Salt Lake party shooting faces felony charges

A man accused of shooting another man in the leg outside a large party in Salt Lake City in October, which then led to a police chase and fatal crash, was charged Friday with six felonies.

The TV bundle is poised to make a big comeback in the streaming era

The TV bundle is staging a comeback.

Rebuilding Jazz have 'a ways to go' to be consistently competitive

Last year's successes teased the Jazz rebuild might be quicker than expected. Less than two months into this season, it's clear fans are going to have to be patient.

Making farm work a lot easier with the use of a drone

A drone is taking the place of a tractor for a Box Elder County farmer.

President Nelson shares 100-year life lessons in a new book

President Russell M. Nelson writes that cancel culture, anger and moral relativism are not the answer to the world's problems. Jesus Christ, gratitude and temple covenants are.

Extra virgin olive oil is getting very expensive — and it might not even be real

Pungent extra virgin and virgin olive oils have long been high-value global exports. But behind the most popular olive oils in the world are equally lucrative criminal enterprises cashing in on the gold rush.

Camping fee increases set for Bryce Canyon, Zion; 2024 free days announced

People planning to visit a pair of national parks in southern Utah should be prepared for new campground and other permit changes beginning as early as Dec. 28.

Intensified fighting across Gaza as US vetoes cease-fire

Israel pounded the Gaza Strip from north to south on Saturday in an expanded phase of its two-month-old war against Hamas, after the United States wielded its U.N. Security Council veto to shield its ally from a global demand for a cease-fire.

Newest apostle tells BYU-Hawaii grads: 'Put your hand into the hand of God'

Elder Patrick Kearon delivered his first talk as an apostle of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints early Friday morning to the fall graduating class of BYU-Hawaii.

Runnin' Utes look to 'exciting' rivalry tilt with status of Branden Carlson up in the air

Riding a three-game losing skid against in-state rival BYU, Utah men's basketball is looking for an end to the streak.

Even in Christmas of higher costs, Salt Lake display beams brightly

Among the many houses with Christmas lights and decorations this holiday season, there's one that's still extremely hard to miss.

5 tips for helping your refrigerator work better, last longer

Treat your refrigerator right and you can get decades of loyal service out of it. Proper maintenance is key.

Plans announced for 200 South reconstruction Project

As Utah grows, more people rely on public transit, forcing officials to add more routes and pedestrian safety features to the state's roads.

'Unregulated danger zone?' Buy now, pay later usage could be worse than anyone knows

A new report attempting to dig into the burgeoning "buy now, pay later" financing market finds a lack of transparency, alongside lax oversight, could be concealing a growing consumer debt issue with negative implications for both individuals and the broader economy.