The Detroit Pistons have lost 24 straight games, and next up is the Utah Jazz

Will the Jazz be the long-awaited victory? Well, there are reasons why Utah fans are a bit worried.

Missing Logan teenager found safe in Oregon, police say

A teenager from North Logan who was missing for a week has been found in Oregon, police say.

A passenger hid bullets in a baby diaper at New York's LaGuardia Airport. Officers caught him

Security officers found 17 bullets concealed inside a disposable baby diaper Wednesday at New York's LaGuardia Airport, the Transportation Security Administration said.

Man who wrongfully spent nearly 50 years in prison for murder is innocent, Oklahoma judge rules

An Oklahoma judge has exonerated a man who spent nearly 50 years in prison for murder, the longest-serving inmate to be declared innocent of the crime.

Cox says he's 'very optimistic' about Utah's new plan to save the Great Salt Lake

Utah is expected to unveil its strategic plan for saving the Great Salt Lake in the coming weeks. Here's what it will likely include.

Runnin' Utes end nonconference play with 42-point win over Bellarmine

The Runnin' Utes let the visiting Bellarmine Knights hang around for longer than expected.

Cox notes 'major shift' on 10-year anniversary of Utah's same-sex marriage ruling

Gov. Spencer Cox said Wednesday there's been a "major shift in making sure we're protecting people's rights."

Christmas songs you love to hate the most

"Hate" is such a strong word, but we're human enough to admit hating on things — especially Christmas songs — can be a joyous exercise.

Why anglers can catch 8 fish per day at this Utah pond — for now

Now might be the best time to stock up on rainbow trout in northern Utah.

'An awesome story': Former Aggies star Sam Merrill has career night against hometown Jazz

Fans of Bountiful High and Utah State already knew what Sam Merrill could do. Now, the Jazz do, too.

'More than a festive decoration': Desert Color Christmas tree serves as symbol of light, hope

When someone's vision comes to light, they want to share it. And this time of year, Tina Pierson and the Desert Color community are sharing literally thousands of lights, decorations and Christmas joy by way of a tree.

This treatment can help treat your teen's acne without medication

Being a teenager in today's world is already tough. Adding acne to the mix can be devastating to self-esteem.

Aggies' 2024 football recruiting class success began within the team

Anderson said that some of his players turned down deals of at least $100,000 to stay at Utah State.

Twin brothers allegedly bothered by honking horn charged with shooting at driver

Two Salt Lake brothers who were allegedly bothered by a man honking his car horn outside their home were charged Wednesday with following the man and shooting at him.

Death penalty will remain an option for Chad Daybell if he's found guilty, judge rules

A judge has denied a request from Chad Daybell's attorney to take the death penalty off the table as a possible punishment if he is found guilty of murder.

3 Utahns were kidnapped, murdered and buried in Tooele mountains, police say

West Valley police say they have solved the case of three Utahns who have been missing for over a year. Their bodies were discovered buried in a remote area of Tooele County.

Gone too soon: Discontinued vehicles for model year 2024

There are a number of vehicle models that won't live to see another year — some of which have had rich and storied histories within the brands they represent. Here are five familiar vehicles that will drive off into the sunset at the close of 2023.

'Let the people decide,' Cox says of Colorado ruling barring Trump from 2024 ballot

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox said he doesn't expect the Supreme Court to uphold a Colorado ruling that bars former President Donald Trump from the ballot, and said voters should decide.

Draper motorcyclist who hit and killed pedestrian sent to prison

A 21-year-old man who hit and killed a pedestrian while speeding through a residential area in Draper on his motorcycle has been sentenced to the Utah State Prison.

Utah loads up on defense, signs 15 players as part of 2024 recruiting class

With all the turbulence this time of the year in college football — a churning transfer portal, early signing day and bowl games — the Utah football program decided to go with the low-drama route.

Have You Seen This? Maury Povich reveals father of Denver Zoo orangutan

Maury Povich revealed the father of Denver Zoo's 4-month-old orangutan, Siska, who was born in August.

Sub for Santa having trouble meeting need for Utah County families

The Sub for Santa program says 360 families had not yet been matched with donors by Monday afternoon, so lots of kids might be skipped by Santa Claus.

This tiny home in Apple Valley has disappeared. Have you seen it?

In southern Utah, someone took it upon themselves to steal an entire home by hooking it up to a truck and driving away. And they're on the run.

There's still time for procrastinators to find deals on their last-minute holiday shopping

Monday was it. For many online retailers that was the deadline to order something that will arrive on time to unwrap on Christmas Day.

Gunman convicted in killing at 2021 South Jordan party

A man accused of firing more than a dozen rounds at people attending a party in South Jordan in 2021, hitting and killing a 19-year-old man, has been convicted of murder.

BYU adds defensive depth, a few surprises — and a Nacua — in 2024 early signing period

Kalani Sitake and Jay Hill, former co-workers at the University of Utah who have reunited at BYU, both want the same thing on their defensive front: monsters.

Messi, Miami welcome RSL for 2024 MLS opener

Real Salt Lake will be the first team to face Lionel Messi and Inter Miami in the Argentine superstar's first full season in MLS.

Judge orders release of over 150 names of people mentioned in Jeffrey Epstein lawsuit documents

A federal judge has ordered the public disclosure of the identities of more than 150 people mentioned in a mountain of court documents related to the late-financier Jeffrey Epstein, saying that most of the names were already public and that many had not objected to the release. .

Utah lawmaker: Great Salt Lake could lose 10 feet if cities reuse wastewater

A battle over where wastewater goes is pitting the needs of cities against the shrinking Great Salt Lake.

Trump urges Supreme Court not to expedite 2020 immunity claim

Former President Donald Trump on Wednesday urged the U.S. Supreme Court to reject a request by federal prosecutors to immediately review his claim that he cannot be prosecuted for trying to overturn his 2020 election defeat.

Idaho ranks highest for unvaccinated schoolchildren as more US parents opt out

Parents are opting out of school vaccinations at the highest rate ever. The highest rate was 12% in Idaho, where a change in state law a few years ago made it easier to opt out.

What changes about church when Christmas Eve is on Sunday?

Some will be spending extra time in church this Sunday, while others will be spending less.

Red Cross issues tips on keeping homes safe for the holidays

From keeping your Christmas trees away from heaters to checking the smoke alarm batteries, the Red Cross urges everyone to be safe for the holidays.

Granite schools' nonprofit pulls 40K recalled granola bars from meal kits

A recent recall of Quaker Oats granola bars has a local nonprofit organization scrambling to remove them from about 40,000 meal kits before students head to winter break.

US releases an ally of Venezuela's president in swap for jailed Americans

The Associated Press has learned that the Biden administration has released a close ally of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro in swap for jailed Americans.

Utah Democrats announce statewide coordinated campaign for 2024

The Utah Democratic Party announced its first statewide coordinated campaign since 2016 to pool resources and show a united front ahead of next year's general election.

Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson weighs in on whether Colorado court ruling on Trump will affect Utah

Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson posted a video Tuesday explaining why she does not believe the Colorado Supreme Court ruling barring Donald Trump from the 2024 ballot will affect Utah.

Cox says he supports banning smartphones in Utah schools

Gov. Spencer Cox says he thinks smartphones should be banned in K-12 schools and plans to work with schools to limit phone use during class time.

IRS to waive $1B in penalties for people and firms owing back taxes for 2020 or 2021

The IRS says it's going to waive penalty fees for people who failed to pay back taxes that total less than $100,000 a year for tax years 2020 or 2021.

KSL.com CSE high school hoops players of the week: Corner Canyon's Elli Mortensen, Skyridge's Dane Housley

Two seniors make this week's KSL.com Clean Simple Eats high school hoops players of the week as their respective teams fight for relevance in two of the top regions in the state.

Bill Gates 'optimistic' about AI addressing global challenges

Bill Gates focused on more optimistic potentials for AI in his annual year-end letter released Tuesday, despite his past warnings about AI.

FBI enters search for missing 17-year-old from North Logan

The Federal Bureau of Investigation has joined the search for a teen who has been missing for over a week, family members and police confirmed Tuesday.

Topper Bakery nearly done, as public clamors for reopening after fire

Ogden's popular Topper Bakery closed for more than two years after a devastating fire and may reopen in January, but not in time to offer its Dutch Christmastime treats.

7 Utah holiday traditions still happening that you can't miss out on

There's no better way to celebrate the happiest time of the year than by getting out of the house and enjoying some classic holiday traditions with your family.

Cache County inversions capture high levels of ammonia pollution

Thanks to the geography and agriculture industry in Cache Valley, the area often has the highest levels of ammonia-based air pollution in the country.

Groups sue over new Texas law that lets police arrest migrants who enter the US illegally

The White House and Mexico's president are sharply criticizing a new Texas law that would allow police to arrest migrants who illegally cross into the U.S. and empower local judges to order them to leave the country. Also Tuesday, civil rights groups and Texas' largest border county filed a lawsuit.

How a Utah coalition is taking a page from Olympics playbook in effort to woo MLB

Big League Utah is creating two new advisory boards that seek to highlight a unique blend of collaboration and unity in their effort to attract a MLB expansion team.

What Salt Lake County's Cottonwood Connect will look like as it returns this ski season

Cottonwood Connect is officially back this weekend for a second season to help carry skiers and snowboarders to resorts up in Big and Little Cottonwood Canyon.