Red Rocks score season-high 198.300, Paulson scores 10.0 on beam to cap off senior night

There wasn't a dry eye in the nearly capacity crowd Huntsman Center Friday night.

'They're not scared of the moment': Youth movement leads to Jazz win over Hawks

With Lauri Markkanen, Jordan Clarkson and Kris Dunn all out on Friday, the Jazz went to the youngsters.

'Listen to your body': Transplant survivor shares story for World Kidney Day

A kidney transplant survivor is warning others about kidney disease, including on World Kidney Day.

Aztecs erase 17-point deficit, upset Aggies in semifinal game with 86-70 win

No leads are safe in March. And the Aggies found out the hard way.

Sen. Tommy Tuberville endorses Trent Staggs in race to replace Sen. Mitt Romney

Alabama Sen. Tommy Tuberville renewed his endorsement of Riverton Mayor Trent Staggs on Friday at an event with Utah Republican delegates ahead of the state GOP convention in April.

Here's how Utah is approaching an energy transition now that 'the easy coal is gone'

Coal has dominated Utah's energy landscape for years, but now the state is looking to pursue other avenues to get its power.

Study documents headaches experienced by astronauts in space

Research in the expanding field of space medicine has identified many ways in which a microgravity environment and other factors can meddle with the human body during space missions.

2 injured in Cedar City stabbing

Police are investigating a stabbing that injured two in Cedar City on Friday.

Scouting for Food drive celebrates record total for pounds of food collected

A record total was collected this year in donations to the Scouting for Food initiative, which has been battling food insecurity in Utah for the last 38 years.

Review: 'Arthur the King' is a feel-good surprise

The movie "Arthur the King" is not perfect and has plenty of issues here and there, but ultimately it's a feel-good movie with tons of heart and an adorable dog. What more do you want?

Jonas Brothers to headline 2024 Stadium of Fire concert

The Freedom Festival announced Friday the headliner act for the 2024 Stadium of Fire concert will be the famous pop band the Jonas Brothers.

One or more tornadoes kill 3, injure dozens in Ohio, Indiana

First responders and cleanup crews fanned out across rural Indiana and Ohio on Friday after one or more tornadoes ripped through the area, killing three people and injuring dozens more as it leveled homes and businesses.

Say watt? The new Dodge Charger is an electric muscle car

Since its beginnings in the 1960s, the Dodge Charger has developed a reputation for its capabilities and performance. With a standard all-wheel-drive system and an available 670-horsepower drivetrain, the battery-electric version promises to uphold that legacy.

Weber State researchers study impact of esports on physical, cognitive abilities

Weber State University has a new lab to study the physical and mental impacts of esports.

Financial aid debacle leaves Utah college students in limbo

As of Wednesday, the University of Utah's financial aid office had received just one student's Institutional Student Information Record from the Department of Education.

Biden has a marginal 1-point lead over Trump, poll shows

President Joe Biden had a marginal 1 percentage point lead over Donald Trump ahead of the November presidential election as each candidate secured enough support from their parties to appear on the ballot, a new Reuters/Ipsos poll found.

Jury finds man guilty of aggravated murder in 2019 killing of Provo officer

A Provo jury found Matt Hoover guilty of shooting and killing Provo police officer Joseph Shinners in 2019 after a 2½-week trial and four hours of deliberations.

Have You Seen This? Elephant finds soulmate in her favorite human

Kham-La the elephant has found her soulmate and his name is Darrick Thomson, one of the elephant trainers at Elephant Nature Park.

Virginia man faces human trafficking charge in southern Utah case

A Virginia man arrested in St. George a week ago for suspicion of misdemeanor drug charges is now facing more serious charges of human trafficking and prostitution.

Man broke into Taylorsville house through window, hid under child's bed, police say

Police say a man left his group home and broke into a nearby Taylorsville house through a window early Friday, then touched a sleeping child and hid underneath her bed.

Rapist at the center of KSL Investigation pleads guilty

An accused serial predator in Utah, who's had more than a decade of allegations against him, is now a convicted rapist following a KSL Investigation.

Utah enhances patient protections after dementia patient was assaulted at a care facility

Utah lawmakers passed a bill with the goal of protecting patients after a dementia patient was assaulted in a care facility. Utah Gov. Spencer Cox signed the bill into law Thursday.

Ex-USU football staffer arrested in Logan, charged with murdering pregnant girlfriend

A former USU football staffer has been indicted by a grand jury on two counts of first-degree murder and accused of poisoning and killing his girlfriend and unborn child last year.

Millions have played Wordle, but there's more to the game than you'd expect

Wordle — the daily word game that became a cultural phenomenon during the pandemic — released its 1,000th puzzle on Friday.

Deer Valley extends its season for 2nd time ever. When will other Utah resorts close?

Deer Valley is extending its ski season for the second straight year, while many other resorts are still figuring out plans after a slow start turned into a suddenly good season.

Bad Bunny sues alleged bootlegger over YouTube videos posted from Salt Lake show

Reggaeton artist Bad Bunny kicked off his Most Wanted Tour in Utah on Feb. 21, after which a man allegedly uploaded 10 songs from the performance, spurring legal action from the music artist.

How to prepare ahead for medical emergencies while traveling

Get needed medication, vaccinations and know the local medical resources at your destination.

Test Drive: Ford's F-150 Lightning earns top awards in 2024

Here are some thoughts on the 2024 version of the Ford F-150 Lightning.

Colorado fugitive arrested after 40-mile chase in Utah; more than 50 pounds of meth seized

A Colorado man fled from police in Utah for approximately 40 miles, reaching speeds of 115 mph, before crashing and being arrested on Thursday.

Lehi artist gets $10K for 'WcDonald's' anime art

Lehi artist Ingrid Ochoa is one of three artists across the country who was given a $10,000 grant from McDonald's for their "WcDonald's" anime art.

'We are so thrilled': $86M grant to fund I-15 underpasses in St. George

An $86 million federal grant awarded to the Utah Department of Transportation will allow for the construction of two new highway underpasses in St. George.

Best Buy recalls over 287,000 air fryers due to overheating issue that can melt or shatter parts

Best Buy is recalling more than 287,000 air fryers and air fryer ovens due to an overheating issue that can cause the products' parts to melt or shatter, posing fire and injury risks.

West-side coffee shop opens; operators hope it spurs more homegrown business development

New business operators have grander ambitions in launching Culture Coffee on Salt Lake City's west side March 2,

Alec Baldwin asks judge to dismiss charges in 'Rust' shooting

Actor Alec Baldwin's lawyers on Thursday asked a judge to dismiss manslaughter charges against him for the 2021 fatal shooting of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins during filming of the Western movie "Rust," alleging prosecutorial misconduct.

Utah Royals 'version 2.0' is 'bigger, better' and 'finally' here

Utah Royals 2.0, as newly-minted captain Paige Monaghan put it, was put together via trades, free agency, the expansion draft and the college draft.

National Association of Realtors to pay $418M to settle real estate agent commission lawsuits

A powerful real estate trade association has agreed to pay $418 million and change its rules to settle lawsuits claiming homeowners have been unfairly forced to pay artificially inflated agent commissions when they sold their home.

Raw sewage floods basements, but who's responsible for the damages?

A Farmington couple says their home got flooded with raw sewage after a nearby water park drained a pool into the sewer system. Now, they're stuck in a fight over who's responsible for tens-of-thousands of dollars in damages, so they decided to Get Gephardt.

St. George man who spent decades in prison for murder sentenced on weapons charge

A local man who was paroled following a murder conviction was sentenced to federal prison for illegally possessing weapons, including the same caliber handgun he used to shoot a woman to death in 1990.

Utah GOP releases final presidential poll results

The Utah Republican Party released the final results of its presidential preference poll more than a week after Super Tuesday caucus meetings were interrupted by confusion.

2 giant inflatable colons help Intermountain Health cancer experts raise colon cancer awareness

Intermountain Health cancer experts are doubling their efforts to raise awareness about colorectal cancer this month.

Community rallies behind St. George woman who discovered pregnancy after cancer diagnosis

A community is providing support to a 25-year-old woman who found out she was pregnant while she was receiving treatment for cancer.

Pierce Brosnan pleads guilty to walking off trail at Yellowstone hot springs, must pay $1,500

Actor Pierce Brosnan has pleaded guilty to stepping off a trail in a thermal area while visiting Yellowstone National Park. Brosnan was fined $500 and ordered to pay $1,000 to Yellowstone Forever, a nonprofit organization that supports the park.

Prosecutor leaves Georgia election case against Trump after relationship with district attorney

A special prosecutor who had a romantic relationship with Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis formally withdrew Friday from the Georgia election interference case against former President Donald Trump.

Congress debates whether college athletes should be considered employees

Members of Congress examined for the first time in a hearing this week perhaps the biggest question in college sports: whether athletes are employees of their universities and have the right to unionize.