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Keyonte George had a 'coming out party' in loss to Warriors
02/15/2024 11:39pm
Keyonte George tied an NBA rookie record with nine 3-pointers on Thursday.
Runnin' Utes add to road woes with 68-64 loss to last-place Trojans
02/15/2024 11:22pm
The first 10 minutes of Thursday night's game couldn't have gone worse for Utah. But that's become the standard for the Runnin' Utes on the road lately.
6A girls wrestling: 4-time champ Pace guides Copper Hills to 1st team title
02/15/2024 9:43pm
The senior 125-pounder wrapped up her historic career with a fourth straight individual title, then paced the Grizzlies to their first 6A girls wrestling title in school history at the UCCU Center in Orem.
'A fireball into the crowd': Jazz explain chaotic ending in loss to the Warriors
02/15/2024 9:42pm
John Collins was surrounded by three Golden State Warriors when he came down with an offensive rebound with 7.0 seconds left.
Intuitive Machines ready to conquer the moon with NASA-backed mission
02/15/2024 9:31pm
The SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket roared off a Cape Canaveral launch pad early Thursday morning, carrying Intuitive Machines' Odysseus lunar lander.
Weber County officials plan crackdown at hot pots amid increased calls, issues
02/15/2024 9:14pm
The pools of warm water in the Ogden River at the mouth of the Ogden Canyon draw visitors, the homeless and others but sit on private property.
2nd man sentenced to at least 36 years for 2021 fatal shooting in Kearns
02/15/2024 8:35pm
A second man was sentenced Thursday to at least 36 years, and up to life, in the Utah State Prison for his role in the 2021 shooting that ended in the death of a 32-year-old husband and father.
Taiwanese group offering Lunar New Year performance as visit to Utah winds down
02/15/2024 7:36pm
A Taiwanese contingent invited by a Provo-based group that promotes Chinese culture will be offering a free public performance after two weeks of visits to several Utah schools.
Brine shrimp cyst collection at Great Salt Lake up over 50%. Is the berm to thank?
02/15/2024 7:05pm
Brine shrimp cyst production jumped considerably over the past year after improvements to the Great Salt Lake ecosystem, state wildlife officials say.
Radon expert: 'It's imperative that every Utahn test'
02/15/2024 7:00pm
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A group of radon-induced lung cancer survivors, radon experts, the Utah Department of Environmental Quality, and the University of Utah's Radon Lab teamed up with UtahRadon.org to spread awareness about radon-induced lung cancer in Utah.
I-15 temporarily shut down after semitruck catches fire in Washington County
02/15/2024 6:32pm
Early Thursday, a truck driver reportedly noticed smoke and flames coming from the motor compartment of his tractor-trailer while driving north on I-15 in Washington County.
Washington County bust leads to charges against 3, discovery of 4,995 suspected fentanyl pills
02/15/2024 6:05pm
Three people were apprehended and accused of having nearly 5,000 fentanyl pills in their vehicle when they were pulled over along I-15 near the Arizona border.
Intermountain program helps seniors fight joint pain, recover from surgery
02/15/2024 6:02pm
Intermountain Health's ArthroFit program is designed to help senior patients prevent, prepare for, and recover from surgery. The classes are led by skilled instructors and trainers who help the patients through various joint-protective exercises.
Lawmaker introduces bill to repeal parts of Utah abortion clinic ban passed last year
02/15/2024 5:07pm
A new bill is aimed at clarifying legal questions around a hold placed on Utah's near-total abortion ban.
Romney 'not going to run for president,' shoots down Manchin rumors
02/15/2024 5:01pm
Sen. Mitt Romney is "not going to run for president" in 2024, the former Republican presidential nominee reiterated Thursday.
Bystander tells of tackling armed, fleeing person after shooting at Chiefs' Super Bowl parade
02/15/2024 4:54pm
A bystander captured on video tackling an armed person after a shooting at a Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl rally says a thousand other people would have done the same thing.
Ex-FBI informant charged with lying about President Biden and his son's ties to Ukrainian company
02/15/2024 4:11pm
An FBI informant has been charged with lying to his handler about ties between President Joe Biden, his son Hunter Biden and a Ukrainian energy company.
Man found guilty of beating, drowning girlfriend in front of her children on Navajo Nation
02/15/2024 4:08pm
A man was found guilty on Thursday of beating and drowning his girlfriend at McElmo Creek in the Navajo Nation, an hour east of Monument Valley.
Have You Seen This? NBA players show off full-court trick shots ahead of All-Star Weekend
02/15/2024 3:33pm
NBA superstar Steph Curry has long had the tradition of finishing his pre-game warm-ups with a trick shot from the players' tunnel, but this week he took it to an entirely different level.
Wendy's newest breakfast item is made by another fast-food chain
02/15/2024 3:24pm
Wendy's is sweetening its breakfast lineup with a new treat that comes from an unusual place: another fast food chain.
These 5 things can have a big impact on your heart health
02/15/2024 3:00pm
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Here are the top five things to do today to improve your heart health and reduce your risk of heart problems.
Utah's snowpack is showing 'promising signs' after 'rocky' start, water managers say
02/15/2024 3:00pm
Utah's water supply is showing "promising signs of resilience and abundance" following a series of storms since the start of the new year, state water managers say.
Squishmallow and Build-a-Bear head into legal battle over 'knock-offs'
02/15/2024 2:50pm
Build-A-Bear and the makers of Squishmallows are facing off in federal court.
Target creates its cheapest in-store brand as consumers are squeezed
02/15/2024 2:28pm
Target is taking aim at budget-conscious customers with a new inexpensive brand with prices for everyday basics that start at less than $1, underscoring the way inflation has squeezed Americans and hit Target's sales in recent quarters.
These bills aim to make homeownership more attainable for Utahns
02/15/2024 1:55pm
On Utah's Capitol Hill, lawmakers say they're trying to help new homebuyers by pushing a number of housing-related bills.
Don't believe Hulu. These are the really-real lives of Latter-day Saint wives
02/15/2024 1:42pm
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Research consistently suggests Latter-day Saint women tend to be more engaged in their communities and marriages, but there's no docuseries about that.
Why Utah's pro lacrosse team felt 'like we were meant to be'
02/15/2024 1:15pm
Ryan Ambler had played professional lacrosse in a lot of places. But the former Princeton standout felt a special connection to Utah the last time the Archers midfielder played in Herriman.
New York Mayor sues social media firms for fueling youth mental health crisis
02/15/2024 12:52pm
New York City Mayor Eric Adams said on Wednesday that his administration has filed a lawsuit against social media companies including Meta Platforms' Facebook and Instagram for fueling mental health crisis among the youth.
Utah Legislature formally censures embattled state school board member Natalie Cline
02/15/2024 12:17pm
Both chambers of the Utah Legislature voted overwhelmingly Thursday to pass a resolution of formal censure against State School Board member Natalie Cline.
Mexican state of Oaxaca is focus of fashion show in Ogden
02/15/2024 12:00pm
Oaxaca en Utah is organizing a fashion show to feature the colorful garb of Oaxaca and its heavily Indigenous population.
Snowbasin skier death raises safety concerns for out-of-bounds skiing
02/15/2024 11:29am
First responders are pleading for skiers to be better prepared if they exit a resort's safety zone or don't exit the boundaries at all.
Jazz's defense has cratered since their trades. But why?
02/15/2024 10:26am
The Utah Jazz's three games since the trade deadline have seen their defense get abused. The problems, though, go deeper than just trying to replace personnel.
Miller Company pledges $3.5B toward Salt Lake development, possible MLB stadium
02/15/2024 10:00am
Larry H. Miller Company officials announced Thursday that they plan to invest at least $3.5 billion toward the Power District project in Salt Lake City.
Gov. Cox predicts a Donald Trump victory in the upcoming presidential election
02/15/2024 9:57am
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox said Thursday he believes former president Donald Trump will win the 2024 presidential election thanks to Joe Biden's handling of the border.
Southern Utah lawmaker sees sales tax as solution to cover growing cost of emergency services
02/15/2024 9:12am
Police and fire chiefs in Washington County have sounded the alarm for years that increasing health insurance costs and salaries have been hiking needed funds, and those needs are becoming a growing tumor in city budgets.
In fiery testimony, Fani Willis hits back at misconduct claims that threaten future of Trump case
02/15/2024 8:40am
Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis has forcefully pushed back against what she described as "lies" about her romantic relationship with a special prosecutor. Her statements came during testimony Thursday in an extraordinary hearing over misconduct allegations that threaten to upend one of four criminal cases against Donald Trump.
Salt Lake man facing federal charges in mail truck theft, string of crashes
02/15/2024 8:23am
A Salt Lake City man is facing federal charges accusing him of carjacking a U.S. Postal Service truck and causing multiples car accidents while driving recklessly through Davis County.
Utah committee advances bill to eggs-tend state's cage-free hen law deadline
02/15/2024 8:05am
A bill that delays the implementation of Utah's cage-free egg production law by five years advanced through a committee Wednesday.
Annual Giving Day supports SLCC students with scholarships, other needs
02/15/2024 8:00am
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SLCC's scholarships are funded primarily through individual donors and through annual events such as Giving Day, which is taking place today.
Motorcyclist killed in crash in Pleasant View
02/15/2024 7:49am
The collision between a sports utility vehicle and motorcycle Wednesday night left one man dead.
Family of 3-year-old cancer patient asking others to give blood
02/15/2024 7:21am
A family of 3-year-old who is battling cancer is asking people to donate blood.
Trump to stand trial on March 25 in NY hush money case, judge rules
02/15/2024 6:58am
A New York judge denied Donald Trump's request to dismiss criminal charges stemming from hush money paid to a porn star. The trial was scheduled to start March 25.
Hershey and Cadbury chocolate makers eye price hikes to cover cocoa crunch
02/15/2024 6:20am
The makers of Hershey and Cadbury chocolates are planning more price hikes to cover a fresh record-setting surge in cocoa prices, even as inflation-hit consumers curb their purchases and company profits face a hit.
