How much teams get for making the NCAA Tournament

When March Madness got underway Tuesday, the conferences with the most teams in the NCAA Tournament stand to make the most money thanks to a "unit" system that rewards success.

Federal Reserve still foresees 3 interest rate cuts this year despite bump in inflation

Federal Reserve officials signaled that they still expect to cut their key interest rate three times in 2024 despite signs that inflation remained elevated at the start of the year.

Gigantic new aircraft design aims to be the largest plane ever to fly

A Colorado-based energy startup is developing the biggest aircraft in aviation history. The plane is designed to deliver gigantic 300-foot-long blades directly to wind farms.

Court sanctions Securities and Exchange Commission for misconduct in DebtBox case

A U.S. district court has imposed sanctions against the Securities and Exchange Commission for its conduct and actions taken against Utah-based crypto firm DebtBox.

North Ogden PD building done, Walmart eyes West Haven as Weber County deals with growth

The $13 million new law enforcement center in North Ogden is the largest public project ever in the city while the proposed new Walmart in West Haven has been in the works for 18 years.

'Living big and living well are 2 different things': Habitat for Humanity CEO retires after 24 years

At first just a volunteer, and after 20 years with the nonprofit, the CEO of Salt Lake Valley Habitat for Humanity is retiring.

JetBlue will drop some cities and reduce LA flights to focus on more profitable routes

JetBlue Airways is cutting back. In June, it will end service in Kansas City and three destinations in South America, and reduce flights out of Los Angeles and Fort Lauderdale, Florida, including one to Salt Lake City.

Here's why gas prices are ticking up again

U.S. gas prices are inching back up as seasonal fuel blend changes and international conflict contribute to more pain at the pump well ahead of the upcoming summer travel season.

Coca-Cola unveils all-new bottles — sort of

Coca-Cola, often criticized for being one of the world's top plastic polluters, is making changes to the bottles of its namesake soda as part of a yearslong initiative to be more environmentally friendly.