Will Hardy sends stern message to Jazz after loss to Wolves

Utah Jazz coach Will Hardy didn't mince words after his team fell 119-100 to the Minnesota Timberwolves Saturday at the Delta Center

Man injured in Payson police shooting released from hospital, arrested

Payson police on Monday arrested a 20-year-old man who was shot and injured by a police officer on Saturday after police say he swung a knife near an officer.

Mike Conley reflects on how close the Jazz were to a title in first trip back to Utah

It took a long time for Mike Conley to get back to the locker room after he wrapped his pre-game warm-up.

Shorthanded Warriors stifled by Seattle 23-13 at home

Toni Pulu, Joe Taufete and Jade Stighling each scored, and Seattle held Utah to a single try until second-half stoppage time en route to a 23-13 win at Zions Bank Stadium.

Hundreds of people in Mexico City stretch out for a 'mass nap' to commemorate World Sleep Day

Those walking through the milling streets of downtown Mexico City were greeted with a strange and sleepy sight. Touting bright blue yoga mats, sleeping masks and travel pillows, hundreds of Mexicans laid sprawled out on the ground at the base of the city's iconic Monument to the Revolution to take a nap.

Weber State helps students, alumni get professional wear at low price

Weber State University's Career Services and JCPenney's Riverdale location collaborated to host a Suit-Up event, giving students and their families a chance to shop for professional clothes at heavily discounted prices.

'Everybody is Irish' during Salt Lake's 47th St. Patrick's Day Parade

Almost half a century after four men's impromptu march through downtown, St. Patrick Day festivities are still bringing people together.

Study review shows dozens of health problems from ultra-processed food

A new analysis of dozens of recent studies, including health outcomes for more than 10 million people, says consuming lots of ultra-processed food could lead to dozens of health problems — from obesity and heart disease to cancer, diabetes and even early death.

Royals come up short in 2-0 opener loss to Chicago

The first win for Royals 2.0 will have to wait a little longer after the visiting Chicago Red Stars came into America First Field and stole a 2-0 win

Utah Sens. Lee and Romney have different takes on the TikTok bill

Utah Sens. Mike Lee and Mitt Romney, both Republicans, have different views on the TikTok bill that sailed through the House earlier this week.

Another city has made a formal request for an NHL expansion team

Another city has made a formal request to the National Hockey League for an expansion franchise.

Man warns about e-cigarette battery risk after pocket explosion in Ogden arcade

A man is warning others about the risks of e-cigarette batteries after a spare exploded in his pocket and burned his leg.

Marriage hit a milestone in 2022, surpassing 2 million, pre-pandemic level

Marriages seem to be making a bit of a comeback after slumping during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Ogden's historic 25th Street 1 of 20 US corridors up for 'Best Main Street' honors

Historic 25th Street is Ogden's commercial and restaurant zone and it has been nominated in USA Today's "Best Main Street" category.

Have You Seen This? Hamster dines in luxury

This pet hamster is dining better than I ever do.

The latest on France's bid to host the 2030 Winter Olympics

Salt Lake City isn't the International Olympic Committee's only preferred host for an upcoming Winter Games. France's French Alps region is also in the final stages of the bid process for a Winter Games, putting together plans to host in 2030, four years sooner than Utah.

Libraries struggle to afford the demand for e-books, seek new state laws in fight with publishers

Libraries across the U.S. are struggling to cover the cost of e-books, which have grown in popularity. Digital copies of books often cost libraries four or more times the price consumers pay. And unlike paper books, an e-book doesn't last.

Jazz coach says Keyonte George has a chance to be a 'real star'

Big scoring nights are starting to become old hat for Keyonte George.

Haitian man living in Utah describes violence impacting his friends, family

A Haitian cellist who plays for the Utah Symphony says gang violence has intensified in his home country, leading to neighborhood raids and limited food and water.

'Better together': How friendship, faith helped guide 2 Utah marathon runners to Paris 2024

Conner Mantz and Clayton Young are typical friends who met at school at BYU. But they are two of the best marathon runners in the U.S. and race against one another.

A look at the BYU standouts so far during spring football practices

BYU is approaching the midway point of its spring practice session, with several players asserting themselves as potential impact players this coming season.

The case for premarital education, even if your partner is your soulmate

From coaching to classes, premarital education can strengthen a marriage before it even begins.

Many Utah cities take part in rainwater conservation program. Here's how to participate

Fifteen Utah cities and counties have announced that this year, they'll take part in a rainwater conservation program, called the Utah Rivers Council Rainharvest Program.

Man faces charges in 2 states after alleged killings of family members in Pennsylvania

Authorities say a man faces murder charges in Pennsylvania and carjacking and weapons charges in New Jersey after allegedly killing three family members and evading law enforcement for hours as police mobilized in two states

U. creates center for Pacific Island studies, bolstering academic focus in area

University of Utah officials hope the Center for Pasifika Indigenous Knowledges becomes a national and international hub for scholars focused on the subject.

Can No. 20 BYU channel disappointment from Big 12 tourney into March run?

Underneath the disappointment of an 81-67 loss to No. 25 Texas Tech was a spark of hope; Thursday did not mark the end of BYU's journey.

The plight of bees and efforts to protect them

Bees have become so valuable that beekeepers are having their hives stolen. In late January, the Fresno County, California, sheriff reported nearly 100 beehives, valued at $34,000, were stolen from an almond grove.

Many voters frustrated by the US economy due to home prices

Going into this election year, the United States is slogging through a housing affordability crisis. At the root of this problem: America failed to build enough homes for its growing population.

Washington Elementary students 'Level Up,' learn restorative justice

Washington Elementary School implemented a new anti-bullying measure called "restorative justice" on campus.

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.

Delete a background or smooth out a face? Easy. Digital photo manipulation is mainstream

The idea that a visual image is an absolute truth is outdated. That was seen in recent days when controversy swirled around an image of Kate, Princess of Wales, and her three children.

Why most Utahns won't be required to have a front license plate anymore

Gov. Spencer Cox signed a bill Thursday that finalizes sweeping Utah license plate changes.

Quin Snyder makes his Delta Center return as an opposing coach

After resigning in 2022 following an eight-year run as the Utah Jazz's head coach, Quin Snyder returned for the first time Friday night as coach of the visiting Hawks.