Police: Man arrested after smashing Provo temple windows with hammer

Provo police arrested a man who they say smashed windows of the Provo Utah Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints with a hammer Tuesday.

Biden vs. Trump would be a close rematch; Robert F. Kennedy Jr. a threat to Biden, poll finds

A looming election rematch next year between U.S. President Joe Biden and his predecessor Donald Trump would be closely fought, a new Reuters/Ipsos poll found, with both candidates saddled with profound vulnerabilities that could cost them the White House.

AG's office still facing scrutiny, even with Reyes not seeking reelection

State lawmakers have approved an audit of the Utah Attorney General's Office and are still mulling changes despite Sean Reyes saying he won't see reelection next year.

Andre Braugher, Emmy-winning actor from 'Homicide' and 'Brooklyn Nine-Nine,' dies at 61

Andre Braugher, who starred in "Homicide" and "Brooklyn Nine-Nine," died Monday at age 61.

Ogden building on Historic 25th Street focus of stop-work order, likely headed to demolition

An incomplete five-story building on Ogden's Historic 25th Street that was deemed dangerous, prompting a stop-work order, is likely headed to demolition.

Hasbro plans to cut 1,100 employees amid slowdown in toy sales

Toymaker giant Hasbro plans to lay off 20% of its employees, citing weak sales so far this year. The plans to let 1,100 employees go follows an earlier reduction in force of 800 workers this year.

Chilean expatriates will be able to vote on proposed new constitution in Sandy

Sandy is one of 10 sites around the United States where expatriate Chileans will be able to vote on a proposed overhaul of the nation's constitution.

Utah celebrates 26% reduction in opioid prescriptions with Ogden display, but there is more to do

Utah has decreased its opioid prescriptions significantly over the last five years. That achievement was celebrated with an art display at McKay-Dee Hospital Tuesday.

A 'soft landing' or a recession? How each one might affect America's households and businesses

The solid hiring revealed in Friday's jobs report for November, along with a raft of other recent economic data, is boosting hopes that the U.S. economy will achieve a "soft landing" next year rather than a widely feared recession.

'Virtual Wild, Wild West': Cybercriminals use Wyoming shell companies for global hacks

Digital sabotage had knocked an international news website and email accounts offline in August. A nonprofit's investigation led to operations in Wyoming.

Salt Lake City police, other community partners encourage people to report hate crimes

Hate crimes are the topic of discussion across Salt Lake County. It comes after a nail salon was vandalized and left with a hate-filled message on the walls last week.

UDOT wants to build a $945M light rail system for Point of the Mountain transit project

The Utah Department of Transportation in December released plans for its phased approach to roll out the Point of the Mountain Transit Project and plans include an anticipated $945 million investment into the buildout of a light rail transit system.

Man licensed to practice dentistry, but not in Utah, under investigation

A Taylorsville man, who police say is a licensed dentist in another country but not in Utah, is under investigation for allegedly treating people in his home.

Judge says 3 consecutive life sentences is mercy for man who murdered wife, her parents

A Layton man was ordered Tuesday to serve three consecutive sentences of life in prison without parole for shooting and killing his wife and her parents in May.

What did you Google in 2023? 'Barbie,' Israel-Hamas war are among the year's top internet searches

Your Google search history for 2023 has arrived.

Have You Seen This? Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce react to 'craziest' stuff vs. Bills

Patrick Mahomes was livid, even saying the offsides call might affect Travis Kelce's future Hall-of-Fame status. Kelce, though? He brushed it off.

More Utahns speak a language besides English at home; Spanish-speakers' English is improving

The share of Utahns who speak a language other than English at home has gone up, but more Spanish speakers are getting better at speaking English, new data shows.

Saprea offers path to healing and prevention against child sexual abuse

Saprea is bringing awareness to the silent epidemic of child sexual abuse in an effort to reduce the trauma experienced by many children.

Netflix co-founder Reed Hastings unveils new plans to keep Powder Mountain 'uncrowded'

Powder Mountain will switch to a mix of private and public skiing availability beginning next winter, its primary owner announced.

Utah small business owners share same concerns as national cohorts

Ask a small business owner how they're feeling about the business climate right now and the answer is lukewarm. But most say they are feeling better today than they did a year ago.

Woman fleeing at 124 mph arrested following 2-county chase, UHP says

A woman was arrested Monday after allegedly leading troopers on a high-speed chase aup to 124 mph which caused a brief shutdown of I-15 in Utah County.

She was arrested for feeding the homeless. Here's what happened

Norma Thornton is fighting a legal battle to preserve everyone's right to help.

Lawmakers call on regulator to thwart Kroger-Albertsons deal

Six lawmakers wrote to the Federal Trade Commission on Monday expressing their opposition to the proposed $24.6 billion acquisition of grocery chain operator Albertsons by peer Kroger.

Deputies seize 120 pounds of drugs in Utah traffic stop

Grand County sheriff's deputies reported finding more than 120 pounds of various drugs inside a pickup truck pulled over for a minor traffic violation on Monday.

Midvale woman accused of racist comments goes viral; police working on plan

The case of a Midvale woman accused of directing racist rants at neighbors has received widespread viral attention, and has also caught the attention of city and state leaders.

Biden: Israel starting to lose support over 'indiscriminate' bombing of Gaza

President Joe Biden said on Tuesday that Israel is starting to lose support from the international community with its bombing of Gaza which has killed thousands of Palestinian civilians.

Utah woman lost 100 pounds in 1 year: Here's how

When Angie showed up at Health Utah, she was struggling with fibromyalgia, extreme fatigue, insulin resistance, depression, systemic inflammation and metabolic syndrome.

Legislative proposal would boost Utah Trail Network, help aging canals

Many of Utah's aging canals have reached the end of their engineering life and can be rehabilitated to not only save water, but provide recreation and transportation access via the Utah Trail Network.

Patrick Kinahan: Transfer portal leads to makeshift bowl lineups

All in or in the way, the catchy phrase for Utah football, has needed a slight alteration to stay current with the times.

With Ukraine aid in peril, Zelenskyy pleads his cause on Capitol Hill and at the White House

His country's future at stake, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told senators Tuesday that with U.S. aid his fighters can beat back the Russian invasion.

New southern Utah water park will use public water system — lawsuit is brewing

A southern Utah water park initially planned to use its own water. Now, the Zion Utah Jellystone Park developer plans to sue the water district over water quality laws.

Jason Kreis returns to RSL in newly formed hybrid business, sporting role

A central piece from the "Camelot" days of Real Salt Lake is returning to the Salt Lake Valley.

US judge upholds Texas TikTok ban on state-owned devices

A U.S. judge on Monday upheld Texas' ban on state employees, including public university employees, using Chinese-owned short video app TikTok on state-owned devices or networks.

'Project Menorah' unites people of all faiths to support Jewish community

Salt Lake City and Jewish leaders came together for the annual menorah lighting Monday night, symbolizing the unity and resilience of the Jewish community on the fifth night of Hanukkah.

Harvard board keeps president as leader of Ivy League school following antisemitism backlash

Harvard President Claudine Gay will remain leader of the prestigious Ivy League school following her comments last week at a congressional hearing on antisemitism.

'Hamilton' tickets on sale Wednesday for Salt Lake City production

The Philip National Tour Company will produce "Hamilton" at the Eccles Theater July 31 to Sept. 1, 2024. Tickets go on sale Wednesday.

How Salt Lake City plans to keep 'Hobbitville' a unique mix of art and nature

Allen Park is slated to remain a unique mixture of art, nature and history moving forward, according to an adaptive reuse and management plan final draft released on Monday.

American Red Cross, first responders team up for Battle of the Badges blood donation event

The Red Cross and Spanish Fork first responders teamed up to get blood donations to keep up with the overwhelming demand.

US consumer inflation eased slightly in November as gas prices fell, though some costs kept surging

U.S. inflation ticked down again last month, with cheaper gas helping further lighten the weight of consumer price increases in the United States.

Federal jury decides Google's Android app store benefits from anticompetitive barriers

A federal court jury has decided that Google's Android app store has been protected by anticompetitive barriers that have damaged smartphone consumers and software developers, dealing a blow to a major pillar of a technology empire.

Homeowners appreciative of delivery truck driver who helped save their home

A delivery driver is being credited with saving a home in Box Elder County.