Chileans vote in Sandy as Chile's proposed new constitution goes down in defeat

Sandy was one of 10 U.S. cities and many more around the world where Chileans voted on the nation's proposed new constitution.

UN Security Council moving toward vote to demand aid access for Gaza

The United Nations Security Council could vote as early as Monday on a proposal to demand that Israel and Hamas allow aid access to the Gaza Strip — via land, sea and air routes — and set up U.N. monitoring of the humanitarian assistance delivered.

Locals in the NFL: Fred Warner, 'MVP' teammates have 49ers living up to 'standard'

The former BYU linebacker had a team-high nine tackles, shared a sack, and forced a fumble in the 49ers' 45-29 win over the Cardinals, the club's fourth-straight victory over their divisional rival that clinched the NFC West for the third time in five years.

Utah marathon runner puts added emphasis on heart health for the holidays

A Utah runner who survived a heart murmur and valve blockage is urging others to keep health in mind during the holidays.

'Wonka' hits the sweet spot, tops box office on opening weekend

"Wonka," the whimsical origin story of the fictional chocolatier, secured the top spot in domestic theaters this weekend with an estimated $39 million in sales.

Have You Seen This? Trophy buck tries to stare down a stuffed deer

This homeowner might be lucky the buck didn't charge into his house and cause some real chaos.

This program brings presents to those who may not have opened a gift in years

As seniors tend to be an overlooked population during this time of year, the Be a Santa to a Senior program brings joy to a group of people who really need it.

FDA finds control lapses at Moderna manufacturing plant

U.S. drug regulators in September found quality control lapses at Moderna's main factory including with equipment used to manufacture drug substance for its COVID-19 vaccine, according to the report obtained by Reuters via a Freedom of Information Act request.

Salt Lake police investigate potential hate crime at elementary school

Salt Lake City police are investigating vandalism at Bonneville Elementary School as a potential hate crime.

Empty office buildings may meet the same fate as zombie shopping malls

The once-ubiquitous reality of working in an office for eight hours a day, five days a week has ended.

Utah teen wins $10K in trick-shot contest with insane 'backflip bull's-eye'

A dartboard bull's-eye that came from a backflip won 15-year-old Utahn Zach Whitesides a $10,000 prize from trick-shot masters Dude Perfect.

Confederate memorial to be removed in coming days from Arlington National Cemetery

A Confederate memorial's days at Arlington National Cemetery are numbered. A cemetery official says the memorial is to be removed from the northern Virginia cemetery in the coming days. It's part of the push to remove symbols that commemorate the Confederacy from military facilities.

How to help your family live well with wealth for generations to come

One of the most powerful ways to promote financial stability across generations is by teaching your children and grandchildren about money from an early age.

In hypochondria paradox, Swedish study finds higher death rate in those who fear serious illness

A Swedish study has uncovered a paradox about people diagnosed with an excessive fear of serious illness: They tend to die earlier than people who aren't hypervigilant about health concerns.

Putin says Russia has no plan to attack NATO, dismisses Biden remark as 'nonsense'

Kremlin chief Vladimir Putin dismissed as complete nonsense remarks by President Joe Biden that Russia would attack a NATO country if it won the war in Ukraine, adding that Russia had no interest in fighting the NATO military alliance.

The case for having an old-fashioned Christmas this year

A modern-day homesteader and author shares her tips for a more meaningful holiday — and the quirky meal she serves on Christmas Day.

Birds, reptiles and small mammals: Nothing is safe from outdoor cats

A new study outlined the devastating impacts outdoor cats have on animal species of a variety of types, all across the globe — disrupting the biodiversity of a vast array of landscapes.

Trump repeats 'poisoning the blood' anti-immigrant remark

Donald Trump, the Republican presidential frontrunner, said on Saturday that undocumented immigrants were "poisoning the blood of our country," repeating language that has previously drawn criticism as xenophobic and echoing of Nazi rhetoric.

1 killed, 2 injured, including UHP trooper, in wrong-way crash in Orem

One person is dead and a Utah Highway Patrol trooper is injured after a wrong-way collision on Interstate 15 in Orem early Sunday morning.

Aid enters Gaza through Israel's Kerem Shalom crossing for first time in war

The Kerem Shalom crossing between Israel and Gaza opened on Sunday for aid trucks for the first time since the outbreak of war, officials said, a move intended to double the amount of food and medicine reaching the enclave.

North Korea fires a ballistic missile into the sea as South Korea and US step up deterrence plans

South Korea's military says North Korea has fired a short-range ballistic missile in the sea in a possible display of defiance against the steps by Washington and Seoul to tighten nuclear deterrence against North Korean threats.

Like father, like son: Utahn finishes writing father's novel after it went missing for 55 years

A book started by Julian Bernstein in 1965 was lost to knowledge until his son, Charlie, found the outline in 2019 and finished writing the story for his dad.

Pets and holidays: A recipe for disaster?

For a dog or cat, the holidays are full of bright, shiny fun. Twinkling lights and decorations can pose a risk for pets.

Here are 6 ways Utah benefitted from the 2002 Olympics

The 2002 Olympic Games kickstarted a transformative wave of economic growth, and the ripple effects of that growth changed the state's landscape forever! Here are six ways Utah benefited from hosting the Olympic Games.

Publicity stunt leads to temporary city ordinance after helicopter lands on Herriman home

An attempt to promote a home for sale resulted in the Herriman City Council issuing a temporary ordinance barring helicopters from landing or taking off near homes.

Utah's oldest private school has plans to bring 2 campuses together

The Beehive State's oldest private school is planning to unite the school's two campuses by selling one and expanding at the other.

What the Jazz can learn from Keegan Murray flirting with NBA single-game 3-point record

Sacramento Kings play-by-play announcer Mark Jones screamed what most Jazz fans were likely thinking, "Oh, how did they leave him that wide open?"