Navajo Nation to inject $74M into manufactured home facility for new housing, to spur economy

ZenniHome plans to build a new plant within the Navajo Nation, which is expected to create hundreds of jobs and bolster the reservation's economic fortunes.

80 years after D-Day, World War II veteran to get married near beaches where US troops landed

A 100-year-old American World War II veteran plans to marry his 96-year-old fiancee in France as part of that country's 80th anniversary celebration of D-Day.

Logan students lobby for return of tacos to school lunch menu to 'revive the Mexican spirit'

A fifth grader petitioned for the return of tacos to the minority-majority school, mustering support of his fellow students and school officials.

Utah small business worries that TikTok ban could hurt growth

A small Utah pharmacy is worried the proposed federal ban on TikTok could hurt other small businesses' growth.

Postseason drought ends: Runnin' Utes a 2 seed in NIT, will host UC Irvine in SLC

It may not be the ideal destination, but after a five-year postseason drought, the Runnin' Utes have more basketball to play in March.

Some perplexing animal mysteries stumped scientists during the 2017 eclipse. Here's why

During the Great American Eclipse of 2017, zoo animals acting strangely took researchers by surprise — the giraffes gathered and broke into a gallop, the Galápagos tortoises began to mate, and the gorillas started to get ready for bed.

Utah health department warns that dangerous, counterfeit car seats becoming more common

The Tooele County Health Department is warning parents to be aware of the prevalence of counterfeit car seats on the market that endanger children.

Behind the billboard: meet the business bringing color scriptures to life

To help members fall in love with their physical scriptures all over again, one Utah company is making bright, colorful scriptures for those who want to create a treasured keepsake.

Dancing again: Utes women secure 5 seed, to play South Dakota State in NCAA Tourney

Though the season had a few more twists and turns along the way the Utes are back in the Big Dance for the third consecutive season.

'Jesus Christ is relief': Leaders of the Church of Jesus Christ encourage women to spread relief

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints President Russell M. Nelson, along with the Relief Society presidency, spoke to the women of the church in a devotional Sunday night. The event marks the 182nd anniversary of the founding of the Relief Society.

How to prevent caffeine intoxication

Caffeine intoxication happens when people ingest an excessive amount of caffeine. The Food and Drug Administration defines this limit as anything more than 400 milligrams of caffeine daily for healthy adults.

Utah business works to catch the attention of Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce

A Utah brand is hoping to catch the attention of one of America's most popular couples — Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce.

Aggies clinch 8-seed in NCAA Tournament, will face TCU in Indianapolis

After what once seemed like a quasi-impossible season from Danny Sprinkle's Aggies, Utah State will dance for the second consecutive season and for the fourth time in the past five tournaments.

Study of polyglots offers insight on brain's language processing

While most people speak only one language or perhaps two, some are proficient in many. And they are helping to provide insight into how the brain deals with language.

No. 20 BYU back in NCAA Tournament for 1st time in 3 years, will face Duquesne in Omaha

BYU will open the tournament Thursday against A-10 champion Duquesne in Omaha, Nebraska in the Cougars' 31st NCAA Tournament appearance all-time.

Reconnecting with natural world around us is a vital part of conservation, science writer says

Ed Yong, guest lecturer at the Natural History Museum of Utah, sheds light on unseen worlds of animal senses to expand our own reality.

Have You Seen This? Trampolines aren't worth saving

A man should've paused to consider which was more worth saving — the trampoline or his life.

Man shot, killed by officers after producing a weapon, police say

A man was shot and killed by police on Sunday in Taylorsville, police confirmed.

Thieves fraudulently billing Medicare for catheters on behalf of Utahns

Medicare paid out thousands of dollars for a medical device on behalf of a Utahn that never ordered it, let alone received it.

Teen critically injured after being shot in the back twice while driving

A teen was critically injured after he was shot in the back twice while he was driving his vehicle in West Valley City early Sunday, police said.

Why is therapy so popular?

Statistics provide insight into the trend of more people seeking out a therapist.

Former Logan police officer accused of sexually abusing woman in squad car, charges say

A former Logan police officer is facing several charges including forcible sexual abuse after prosecutors say he saw two women while he was driving his squad car and insisted they get inside.

Now you can spend a night behind bars — in comfort

Ephraim began as a military fort long before it became best known as the home of Snow College.

Citing alleged abuses on OnlyFans, lawmakers call for stronger safeguards

Three U.S. lawmakers and two in Britain called for tougher safeguards against online sexual exploitation after a Reuters investigation identified more than 140 police complaints of nonconsensual pornography on OnlyFans, the popular adults-only website.

Ears ringing? It could be a sign of a more serious health problem

Many people don't even notice that they have tinnitus — but it's far from being a mere nuisance.

Tuition likely going up at Utah's public colleges and universities next fall

With a year of tuition freezes in their rearview mirror, tuition will likely go up at Utah's public colleges and universities next fall.

North Ogden couple left with the bill after sewage floods their basement

A North Ogden family is stuck with the bill after sewage flooded their basement.

Eric Walden: Familiar faces returning prompts question — are the Jazz on a better path now?

With Quin Snyder and Mike Conley making back-to-back returns, the Utah Jazz's recent past was top of mind this weekend.

Gov. Cox and challengers disagree over 'Disagree Better'

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox's Republican and Democratic challengers share one attack in common: They disagree with his "Disagree Better" campaign.

Passenger dies after car is struck by wrong-way driver on Legacy Parkway; 2 others transported

One person is dead and two others were transported to the hospital after a wrong-way crash on Legacy Parkway Sunday morning.

Zion Guru's new Springdale location coaching national park visitors to care

A new building for a Springdale, Washington County, business symbolizes its philosophy of connecting with nature and leaving a visited place better than when found.

South Korea scientists tout 'beef rice' as source of protein for the future

South Korean researchers have grown beef cells in rice grains in what they say is a major step toward achieving a sustainable, affordable and environmentally friendly source of protein that could replace farmed cattle for meat.

American Fork man with months to live earns surprise college degree

As Tanner Martin entered his front room on Feb. 16, there stood four of his UVU professors with confetti in hand and his diploma. Martin has stage 4 colon cancer, and has been given just months to live.