Intermountain Health opens kidney transplant clinic in Murray geared to Spanish speakers

The Clinica Hispana de Riñón aims to break down language and cultural barriers to better serve Utah's growing Spanish-speaking population.

Kevin Costner recalls how southern Utah captured his imagination for filmmaking

Utah's southwest scenery is one of the reasons award-winning director Kevin Costner is betting his latest film will resonate with viewers long after it hits theaters on June 28.

Emeritus Heber City Council member remembered for legacy of dedication

Heber City officials announced the passing of an emeritus city council member who they say helped the government run more efficiently and left a legacy of dedication.

'Chaotic' Congress faces whirlwind of shutdown, impeachment, border fights

The U.S. Congress lurches into a new week of political chaos on Monday, as lawmakers struggle to avoid a partial government shutdown in just five days, while pushing for an election-year trial of President Joe Biden's top border official.

Ogden Valley residents bristle at new proposal that could hamper their incorporation drive

A portion of the Ogden Valley is the focus of an incorporation effort, and a new Utah Senate proposal tweaking the incorporation process has drawn fire from some in the area.

Why there's a 'significant increase' in travel expected this spring break

Spring break is just around the corner and it appears Americans may be antsier than ever to travel.

Sideways moon landing cuts mission short, private US lunar lander will stop working Tuesday

A private U.S. lunar lander is expected to stop working Tuesday, its mission cut short after landing sideways near the south pole of the moon.

Utah entrepreneur facing federal lawsuit is charged with financially exploiting 80-year-old woman

A Utah man who made millions at a young age is facing criminal charges accusing him of taking an elderly woman's money and not paying her bills, resulting in the utilities to her house being turned off.

Alec Baldwin 'Rust' shooting trial set for July

Alec Baldwin's manslaughter trial for the 2021 fatal shooting of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins on the set of the Western movie "Rust" is set for July 10, a New Mexico judge ruled on Monday.

After mom was uninvited to Utah wedding, family hired man to crash it, charges say

A man arrested after claiming bombs had been planted near a Moab wedding had been hired by the estranged brother of the bride to crash the wedding, according to charges filed Monday.

Migrant crisis looms over governors' gathering at the White House

The record level of migrants arriving at the U.S.-Mexico border loomed over a gathering of governors at the White House this weekend, revealing how the issue has become prominent in states nationwide.

Utah lawmaker's push to regulate short-term rentals falls short

A Utah legislative committee voted not to advance a bill that would have imposed regulations on short-term rentals in the state.

From a Scouting lifer: The Boy Scouts are still alive and well in Utah

Scouting enthusiast Val Parrish talks about how the Boy Scouts are faring after the separation from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Biden hopes cease-fire, hostage deal to pause Israel-Hamas war can take effect by next Monday

President Joe Biden says he hopes a cease-fire between Israel and Hamas that would pause hostilities and allow for remaining hostages to be released can take effect by early next week.

Woman seriously injured in Big Cottonwood Canyon avalanche

A woman was rescued out of Big Cottonwood Canyon after police say she was seriously injured in an avalanche Monday afternoon.

10 manufacturers with electric vehicles on the market

It's no secret that Utah has some air quality concerns. If you're looking to reduce your vehicle's emissions output, 2024 is looking to be the year of the EV with more options than ever.

US sues to block merger of Kroger and Albertsons, saying it could push prices higher

The Federal Trade Commission is suing to block a proposed merger between grocery giants Kroger and Albertsons. The FTC says the $24.6 billion deal would eliminate competition and lead to higher prices for millions of Americans.

5 tips for getting better results, longer life from your dryer

A good clothes dryer can really make your life easier. But that doesn't mean these appliances don't also sometimes need some attention.

Have You Seen This? Ice diver reclaims world record 36 hours after it was broken

Ice diver Valentina Cafolla took back her Guinness World Record for the longest ice dive just 36 hours after it was broken by diving into the Lago di Anterselva in the Italian Alps, braving a water temperature of just 37 degrees.

Utah lawmaker is 'Kenough' in return to House floor after medical emergency

Rep. Dan Johnson was transported in an ambulance after an apparent medical episode in the House chamber at the Capitol Monday. He returned to the House on Wednesday.

Thousands attend interfaith concert in Manila with the Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square

Thousands of people in the Philippines filled the stands at a historic and sacred Catholic University to attend an interfaith concert with the Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square.

How Utahns can easily access insurance-covered psychiatric care

One Utah organization wants to get the word out about the increased availability of professional mental health and substance abuse support services. Local treatment center Recovery Ways has made getting help easier than ever.

Hungary's parliament ratifies Sweden's NATO bid, clearing the final obstacle to membership

Hungary's parliament has ratified Sweden's bid to join NATO, bringing an end to more than 18 months of delays that have frustrated the alliance as it seeks to expand in response to Russia's war in Ukraine.

Hazardous materials spill on I-15 offramp in Weber County blocks traffic

An open tank cap on a semitruck led to a mess on I-15 in Weber County Monday afternoon, forcing the closure of a freeway exit due to a hazmat situation.

Bountiful officer in $1M lawsuit was reprimanded for punching woman, 64, in the face

Bountiful police determined a corporal used excessive force when he punched a 64-year-old woman in the face and broke her jaw in December 2020. She has filed a federal lawsuit.

Cyberattack leaves Utah pharmacies unable to get paid for filling Medicaid prescriptions

Pharmacies in Utah are being urged by the state to provide medications to Medicaid members at no cost while a vendor outage leaves pharmacies unable to get paid for filling Medicaid prescriptions.

Are we on the verge of a 'marriage renaissance'?

Despite discouraging numbers, the conversation about marriage is suddenly changing in positive ways.

How a luxury backyard studio could be the most affordable solution

Building an extra space to separate your home and professional life is what one company specializes in.

Warning issued for Utah mountains, advisories for valleys ahead of latest storm

More winterlike conditions are on the way after a springlike weekend, but snow accumulations will likely depend on the speed of the next storm arriving in Utah.

Man spotted with lots of U. athletic wear charged with stealing from student-athletes

A man who police noticed was wearing clothing that was given exclusively to University of Utah athletes is accused of taking those items from the athletes at the university's sports facilities.

Utah State back in, BYU falls out of latest AP Top 25

After a few weeks away, Utah State men's basketball is back in the national spotlight.

5 things to know about KSL's legal fight for transparency

How much should Utahns get to know about how elected officials spend their time on the clock? The question is at the center of a legal fight taking KSL to court Monday.

Utah Jazz want Walker Kessler to find more balance between finesse, physicality

Walker Kessler and Victor Wembanyama on Sunday demonstrated the NBA's evolution from having 7-footers boxed into playing a specific way.

Redefining the workplace: The new wave of home-based entrepreneurs

In the past three years, more and more people have decided to risk it all to make it as an entrepreneur. The U.S. Small Business Administration reported that a record 5.5 million new business applications were filed in 2023 alone.

Supreme Court torn over Florida, Texas laws regulating social media companies

The Supreme Court on Monday appeared torn over whether to let Republican-backed laws in Florida and Texas take effect despite concerns that they restrict the ability of social media platforms to curb content these companies deem objectionable.

Utah Avalanche Center opens new rescue skills training park close to Salt Lake City

The Utah Avalanche Center opened a new beacon training park at the Pinebrook area of Park City on Sunday, the closest park to Salt Lake City.

Trump appeals $454M judgment in NY civil fraud case

Donald Trump on Monday appealed a judge's ruling that the former president must pay $454 million in penalties and interest for fraudulently exaggerating his net worth and the values of his real estate holdings to secure better loan terms.

Where to see wild swans migrate through Utah next month

Wild swans will begin their annual migration through Utah in March, according to the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources.

Idaho is set to execute a long-time death row inmate, a serial killer with a penchant for poetry

For nearly 50 years, Idaho's prison staffers have been serving Thomas Eugene Creech three meals a day and checking on him during rounds. On Wednesday, he is scheduled to die.

How one Utah company can help monetize your app idea

Transforming an idea into a fully functional app necessitates a dedicated team of developers who prioritize your vision and aspirations. This is where Utah Tech Labs comes into play.

Family of St. George man killed by alleged DUI driver disappointed with plea deal

The family of a St. George man hit and killed by an alleged driver under the influence is disappointed after the accused driver was sentenced to one year in jail.

AT&T will give $5 to customers hit by cellphone network outage

AT&T says it will give affected customers $5 each to compensate for last week's network outage.

Republican Party leader Ronna McDaniel to step down

Republican Party chairwoman Ronna McDaniel said on Monday she was leaving the job. The move came after former President Donald Trump, the frontrunner for the party's presidential nomination, indicated he wanted to make changes to the Republican National Committee.

After 3 years of planning, Bear River Massacre site to begin construction on wetland project

The Northwestern Band of the Shoshone Nation is set to begin construction on land at the Bear River Massacre site. The project hopes to contribute more water to the Great Salt Lake.