Judge says 'dying in prison' will be defendant's punishment for killing man at Hurricane club

A man suspected of shooting a man to death at the Eagles Lodge in Hurricane, Washington County, last year appeared for sentencing this week.

'8 Passengers' case: Court restrains Jodi Hildebrandt from selling home

The 5th District Court in St. George implemented a temporary restraining order against one of the two women involved in the "8 Passengers" child abuse case, restricting her from selling her house.

Jazz can't make OKC pay for late challenge mistake as Thunder snap Utah's win streak

The Oklahoma City Thunder made a blunder with 12 seconds left in its 134-129 win over the Jazz that kept Utah's hopes alive for ... well, about 12 more seconds.

Trump to stay on Washington state ballot; group asks Justice Department to probe Democrats

Donald Trump can remain on Washington state's Republican presidential primary ballot, a judge ruled on Thursday, rejecting the latest effort to disqualify the former president from running again based on his efforts to reverse his 2020 election loss.

Utah Court of Appeals vacates home invasion conviction, based on late Miranda warning

A man who "spontaneously confessed" to a home invasion and assault of a 72-year-old widow while in police custody before his Miranda rights were explained to him had his conviction vacated by the Utah Court of Appeals in a December opinion.

Lawmaker proposes bill aimed to guard Utah from federal 'overreach'

A state lawmaker says it's important the federal government be put on notice if a regulation creates an unnecessary, burdensome and even illegal hoop for the state to jump through.

In first start, Keba Keita records double-double as Runnin' Utes rout Beavers 74-47

An 18-0 run and a 10-minute scoring drought ended any chance for Oregon State Thursday night.

Police discover severed human hand in homicide suspect's pocket

Police in southern Colorado discovered a severed human hand in the pocket of a homicide suspect following his arrest in connection with the death of a woman found in a creek in Pueblo.

Jazz coach pays respects to Golden State assistant coach Dejan Milojevic in pre-game tribute

Milojevic, who coached with Hardy during the 2017 summer league, died Wednesday in Salt Lake City after suffering a heart attack.

Man armed with hunting knife, pepper spray arrested at gunpoint

A Utah County man who allegedly threatened his roommate before threatening police officers is facing several criminal charges.

Reba McEntire, Post Malone and Andra Day to sing during Super Bowl pregame

Country music star Reba McEntire will grace next month's Super Bowl stage to sing the national anthem while Post Malone will perform "America the Beautiful."

Utah gets $3.3M from federal government to improve electric vehicle infrastructure

Utah is getting $3.3 million to repair or replace an estimated 77 electric vehicle charging ports throughout the state.

$2M Salt Lake loan put on 'pause'; USA Climbing gym on hold amid growing 'drama'

Salt Lake City's redevelopment agency has put a $2 million loan to a popular climbing gym on "pause," accusing its owner is trying to "quash" a major USA Climbing project.

Walmart raises store managers' pay for first time in a decade; average hits $128K

Walmart says it will pay the managers of their stores a new average salary of $128,000 a year.

Could Salt Lake City or Daybreak stadiums be the A's 'temporary' home?

Major League Baseball could come to Utah much earlier than anyone anticipated, according to reports.

State of the State: 'Stay weird, Utah,' Cox says

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox began his annual State of the State address by noting just how weird the Beehive State can be — and then explained why that is a good thing.

Utah death row inmate asks court to delay death warrant hearing

A day after an application for his execution warrant was filed by the state of Utah, death row inmate Ralph Menzies told the court he intends to respond — and he wants the court to hold off on scheduling a hearing until he has a chance to do so.

Carbon monoxide sends over 20 Cedar City students and staff to hospital

About 25 students and teachers at Canyon View Middle School in Cedar City were advised to seek medical care after reporting headaches, dizziness and nausea Thursday.

'A big ask': Advocates urge lawmakers to support Cox's ambitious homelessness requests

Faith leaders and homeless advocates met at the Capitol on Thursday to highlight proposals to prevent homelessness and increase shelter capacity during the 2024 legislative session.

Construction worker in serious condition after falling into pit

A construction worker is in serious condition after falling into a concrete pit at a job site in Salt Lake City on Thursday.

Husband arrested after allegedly ramming wife's car at 100 mph

A Millard County man has been arrested for allegedly chasing after his wife while driving over 100 mph and running her off the road.

Hunter Biden agrees to private deposition with Republicans after months of defiance

Hunter Biden has agreed to appear before House Republicans for a private deposition next month, ending months of defiance from the president's son, who had insisted on testifying publicly.

Have You Seen This? Mike Weir has high winds to thank for hole-in-one in Hawaii

Usually you blame the wind if your tee shot ends up in the trees, but in this case, the golfer was indebted to the breeze.

Nordic Valley ski resort making gradual comeback after fire, reopens to season pass holders

The main lodge at the Weber County ski resort was destroyed in a devastating blaze still under investigation.

QUIZ: How much do you know about Utahns in the Super Bowl?

Don't forget to enter your email address for the chance to win an 85-inch TV and Café Rio catering for your Super Bowl party!

US Congress passes bill to avert government shutdown, sends it to Biden

The U.S. House of Representatives on Thursday approved a stopgap bill to fund the federal government through early March and avert a partial government shutdown, sending it to President Joe Biden for final approval.

'You're not even sorry': Man sentenced to at least 20 years for shooting, killing 18-year-old in front of his home

A Magna man was sentenced to prison on Tuesday for shooting and killing his 18-year-old neighbor in front of his home almost seven years ago.

'Freaky Tales,' Kristen Stewart and Christopher Nolan help kick off Sundance Film Festival

Thousands of cinema lovers, Hollywood celebrities, industry executives and filmmakers from around the world have arrived in Park City for 10 days of movie watching.

Man shot during Kearns robbery

Unified police are looking for two people in a shooting and robbery that happened near 4700 South and 4400 West in Kearns on Wednesday night.

Judge rules John Prior will remain Chad Daybell's attorney

Chad Daybell's lawyer will remain on his client's case after a judge denied a motion Thursday by the attorney to withdraw.

Rep. John Curtis says Biden border policies are 'hurting Utahns' and 'hurting Americans'

Rep. John Curtis spoke during a House Subcommittee meeting Wednesday where he called Biden's border policies an "unmitigated, embarrassing, unforgivable disaster."

Woman arrested in head-on crash that left girl with life-threatening injuries

A woman who allegedly claimed she had "too much" to drink when she hit another vehicle nearly head-on while going over twice the speed limit, has been arrested.

The Supreme Court battle conservatives have been waiting for

If the Supreme Court overturns its 1984 Chevron decision, it would become harder for federal agencies to make and enforce controversial rules.

At 40, the Sundance Film Festival celebrates its past and looks to the future

The 40th edition of the famed showcase for independent film, Sundance Film Festival, boasts over 30 first-time directors. Sundance begins Thursday in Park City and runs through Jan. 28.

Stuck waiting on a refund, Aerosmith fan decides to Get Gephardt

When the Salt Lake City stop of Aerosmith's "Peace Out" tour was postponed, fans were offered refunds. A Sandy man struggled to get one, so he decided it was time to Get Gephardt.

New poll reveals a generational divide among Black Americans on overturning affirmative action in higher education

While a majority of Americans of all races see the end of affirmative action as "mostly a good thing," there is a generational split among Black adults over the impact on higher education and their racial group.

Utah lawmaker proposes bill requiring public schools to display the Ten Commandments

A Utah lawmaker is pushing a bill that would require all public schools in the Beehive State to display "a poster or framed copy" of the Ten Commandments.

In rare statement, Richard Simmons comments on new biopic about him starring Pauly Shore

Fitness icon Richard Simmons says he is not participating in the development of a newly announced biopic about his life starring comedic actor Pauly Shore.

18-year-old father accused of strangling infant son

A West Jordan man has been arrested for investigation of several counts of aggravated child abuse.

Justice Department report finds 'cascading failures' during Uvalde school shooting

The Justice Department says police officials who responded to the deadly school shooting in Uvalde, Texas, "demonstrated no urgency" in setting up a command post and failed to treat the killings as an active shooter situation.

Pierce Brosnan pleads not guilty to walking in thermal areas at Yellowstone National Park

Actor Pierce Brosnan pleaded not guilty earlier this month to walking in thermal areas of Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming in December, a court document obtained by CNN on Wednesday shows.

Rosie Tapia's family marks her 35th birthday with a plea for answers

On what would have been Rosie Tapia's 35th birthday, her family pleads with the community for help in solving her 1995 murder.

Got an app idea? We can build it!

Whether you're a small business owner, you're working on building the world's next greatest idea or you want to improve what you've already got, building an app is a worthwhile cause.

SUU student secures coveted 'Come on down!' moment on 'The Price is Right'

It's safe to say that Southern Utah University student Lindsey Wessling put a little extra effort into convincing producers of "The Price is Right" that she should would be the ideal contestant for the iconic game show.

Sen. Mitt Romney says some voters are 'out of touch with reality' over Donald Trump support

Utah Sen. Mitt Romney responded Wednesday to questions about former President Donald Trump's recent win in Iowa, and brought up the defamation lawsuit against Trump.

Apple to disable blood-oxygen feature on premium watches sold in US as part of patent dispute

Apple says it will disable a blood-oxygen monitoring feature on its two most popular watches in the U.S. beginning Thursday to comply with a court-ordered revival of a sales ban stemming from a patent dispute.

Amid legal challenges, Utah's unique social media laws may change. Here's how

Amid lawsuits challenging the "first of their kind" social media bills, Utah lawmakers are working toward making changes to the legislation.