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Salt Lake man gets probation after assaulting woman, entering her apartment
12/28/2023 10:21pm
A Salt Lake man was sentenced to two years of probation after admitting to sexually assaulting a stranger and taking her apartment keys.
After recalls and infections, experts say safer eyedrops will require new FDA powers
12/28/2023 9:48pm
Repeated recalls of eyedrops are drawing new attention to the limited powers U.S. regulators have to oversee medical products made overseas.
7 housing predictions for 2024 from market experts
12/28/2023 9:06pm
Before would-be home sellers and buyers get too excited about what sounds promising after 2023's challenging housing market, the changes are expected to be slight through 2024.
Even after loss, Jazz have 'different presence' returning home following successful road trip
12/28/2023 8:30pm
After going 6-3 in their last nine games (most of which were on the road), the Jazz have a newfound confidence.
Buyer Beware: Some stores' return policies have changed
12/28/2023 8:24pm
Presents are now unwrapped and while there were winners, there were probably also some losers. But returning items is more complicated than ever this year at some retailers.
Here's everything coming and going on Netflix in January
12/28/2023 7:45pm
As we ring in the new year, Netflix is coming out with new movies and shows to enjoy.
Tim Ballard files response to lawsuits alleging sexual misconduct, says plaintiff stole data
12/28/2023 7:06pm
Operation Underground Railroad founder Tim Ballard has filed a response to a lawsuit denying sex assault claims and alleging one woman illegally accessed data used in the lawsuit.
Does pet ownership prevent cognitive decline as you age?
12/28/2023 6:21pm
Having a pet could slow cognitive decline in older adults who live alone, according to a new study.
Maine elections official disqualifies Trump from presidential primary ballot
12/28/2023 5:32pm
Maine on Thursday disqualified Donald Trump from the state ballot in next year's U.S. presidential primary election, becoming the second state to bar the former president for his role in the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol.
Utahns will see an additional political party on their ballots in 2024
12/28/2023 5:29pm
When Utahns receive their ballots for the 2024 and 2026 elections, they'll see an additional party on them: the Green Party.
US, Mexico agree to strengthen efforts to curb record migration
12/28/2023 4:44pm
Mexican and U.S. officials have agreed to work together more closely to tackle record migration at their shared border, the countries' governments said in a joint statement on Thursday, a day after high-level talks on stemming record numbers.
Unprecedented UFO report, other moments in 2023 rivaled science fiction
12/28/2023 4:08pm
This year held some truly out-there moments in the world of science and space travel.
Utah diversity programming backers brace for debate as initiatives come under fire
12/28/2023 3:14pm
Gov. Spencer Cox and some lawmakers question whether diversity, equity and inclusion programs at Utah's universities are effective and may be targeted in the upcoming legislative session.
Co-owned vacation homes: 3 reasons why they are creating a buzz
12/28/2023 3:00pm
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There's a new way to own a vacation home for a fraction of the price.
Gypsy Rose Blanchard out of prison years after persuading boyfriend to kill her abusive mother
12/28/2023 1:50pm
Gypsy Rose Blanchard has been released from prison on parole years after she persuaded an online boyfriend to kill her abusive mother.
Investigation into fire at 27,000-square-foot Orem home could take days, firefighters say
12/28/2023 1:02pm
Firefighters said the investigation into what caused a massive fire at a 27,000 square-foot mansion could take up to days as they proceeded cautiously at the property on Wednesday afternoon.
Amazon's new Kindle policy requires authors to disclose the use of artificial intelligence
12/28/2023 12:09pm
Early this September, Amazon introduced a new set of rules for publishing AI-generated content on Kindle books. According to the new guidelines, authors publishing artificial intelligence-generated content must now declare themselves.
Bill could require future NY rest stop Chick-fil-A's to stay open on Sundays. GOP calls that 'insanity'
12/28/2023 11:48am
Several New York State lawmakers want to require restaurants at rest stops along the state's 500-mile thruway to stay open seven days a week to serve drivers, including Chick-fil-A, which famously closes on Sundays.
New survivor advocacy center opens in Tooele
12/28/2023 11:31am
A new survivor advocacy center opened in Tooele Wednesday, dedicated to helping victims of sexual assault and domestic violence.
Data on Latter-day Saints and others challenges 'spiritual but not religious' mantra
12/28/2023 11:10am
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The available data show that people who step away from formalized religion are also more likely to lay aside personal religious practice.
Utah's snowpack is starting off below average, but has potential to increase
12/28/2023 11:04am
A meteorologist said snowpack levels are below average this time of year, but the state could see a turnaround soon since Utah has only had a few storms overall.
Nikki Haley, asked what caused the Civil War, leaves out slavery
12/28/2023 10:48am
Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley is walking back an answer she gave Wednesday to a voter about the reason for the Civil War that didn't include a mention of slavery.
Utah student fights to recover after truck crashed through his bedroom while he slept
12/28/2023 9:56am
The family of a Utah Valley University student is sharing updates on his recovery after he was hit by a truck while sleeping in his own bed.
2 drivers accused of pointing guns in separate Utah road rage incidents
12/28/2023 9:26am
Two people were arrested Wednesday after police say they both pointed guns at other drivers in separate road rage incidents within 20 minutes of each other.
Idaho house where 4 students were killed was razed
12/28/2023 9:10am
The University of Idaho on Thursday demolished the off-campus home where four students were fatally stabbed last year — the latest instance in which a property is razed following grisly, high-profile killings.
Eagle Mountain woman overwhelmed by community help in search for missing wedding ring
12/28/2023 8:29am
An Eagle Mountain woman was comforted by community support to help her search for her irreplaceable wedding ring, even though the hunt for the ring has yet to conclude.
Take in the breathtaking sights of Iceland with Utah tour group
12/28/2023 8:00am
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There are many reasons to add Iceland to your travel itinerary next year. In addition to its natural wonders, the country also has a rich and storied Viking history.
Republicans appeal Trump Colorado ballot disqualification to US Supreme Court
12/28/2023 7:51am
The Colorado Republican Party on Wednesday asked the U.S. Supreme Court to intervene after Colorado's top court disqualified former President Donald Trump from appearing on the state's Republican primary ballot, an attorney for the Republican group said.
Utah's recreation economy is booming, reaping benefits for all
12/28/2023 7:15am
A federal report shows that the outdoors infused $8.1 billion into the state's economy in 2022.
