O'Keefe's record-setting 10.0 on beam lifts Red Rocks to 4th consecutive Pac-12 title

The Red Rocks took a lead after the third rotation and secured a 198.000 score to win the team's fourth consecutive Pac-12 championship, and the last ever in the Pac-12.

Nearing the end of lost season, Hardy urges 'anytime you take the floor in the NBA, it matters'

The Utah Jazz have been the worst team in the NBA since the trade deadline. What's left to play for?

The most affordable states in which to a buy a home

If you're looking to finally buy a house this year, you might find the market as unyielding in 2024 as it has been for the past several years.

Alissa Pili scores 26 to lead Utah women to 68-54 win over South Dakota State

Utah closed out the game by extending its lead to win 68-54, securing a second-round appearance for the Utes for the third consecutive season.

Gov. Cox hopes state can be a permanent host as part of possible Winter Games rotation

The IOC's final vote on whether the 2034 Winter Games come to Salt Lake City is months away, but Gov. Spencer Cox is considering the prospects of Utah becoming a permanent host.

There were punches thrown during Jazz-Rockets. The game itself was much less exciting

The dust-up to start the second quarter resulted in two players getting ejected. It also marked the closest thing to a competitive fight Saturday in Houston.

Washington County approves agreement for raven population control in desert reserve

Ravens who prey on juvenile desert tortoises in the Red Cliffs Desert Reserve will be subjected to "birth control" in the near future following a decision made by the Washington County Commission.

Newcomers save undermanned RSL squad in 2-1 road win over Vancouver

Seventeen-year-old Fidel Barajas had two assists in six minutes, including one to Greek left-back Alex Katranis for his first MLS goal after signing with RSL last month.

Halted adoption process leaves Utah woman stuck in Haiti

A Provo woman said she and several other American families living in Haiti are unable to come back to the United States due to a halted adoption process.

Olympian and hopefuls break in Utah's biggest outdoor climbing wall at Millcreek City Hall

Professional speed climbers flew up an outdoor climbing wall to showcase the efforts of Millcreek toward bridging the gap between a growing sport and the public.

South Jordan combats water scarcity with new recycling water technology

As the Utah population grows, so does our need for clean water. One city is aiming to be more water-wise.

Man arrested in connection with downtown Salt Lake nightclub shooting last summer

Salt Lake City's police chief said he hopes Friday's arrest of a man in connection with a shooting death last summer breaks the fear of retaliation for a community trapped in a "web of violence."

Scammers posted obituaries declaring them dead. They were very much alive

"Obituary pirates" are turning to artificial intelligence to create death announcements padded with keywords for Google searches, spreading alarm and misinformation, experts say.

1 person injured in Syracuse house fire; responders fight high winds to extinguish blaze

One person was taken to a hospital with burns suffered in a Syracuse house fire Saturday.

Utah System of Higher Education approves tuition increases for 8 institutions

Tuition is set to increase at eight of the Beehive State's public degree-granting institutions after the Utah System of Higher Education approved the adjustments Friday.

Several hospitalized after vehicle strikes 2 pedestrians, 3 vehicles in St. George parking lot

Several people were taken to the hospital Saturday afternoon after a vehicle hit two pedestrians, then hit three other vehicles before flipping on its side in a Walmart parking lot.

Survey shows Utahns back LGBTQ nondiscrimination more than national average

A new survey shows a slight dip nationwide in support for nondiscrimination protections for the LBGTQ community, but more Utahns support protections than the national average.

Have You Seen This? Dog turns couch into mud pit

It must take dogged dedication and skill to trash furniture so thoroughly.

Protein may cause painful reaction to cold, offer treatment target

Researchers at the University of Michigan recently discovered a protein that helps mammals sense cold.

Dashcam shows close call with unsecured trailer on I-15; UHP says driver left behind mess

An extremely close call with an unsecured trailer was captured on a driver's dashcam that made for some heart-stopping moments on I-15 this week.

Zion National Park explores big traffic changes near south entrance

Zion National Park officials are weighing big changes to traffic flow at its south entrance as park visitation remains about as high as it has ever been.

Is Post Malone releasing a country album? All signs point to yes

Post Malone keeps giving fans more reasons to hope for a country album.

Salt Lake County district attorney reacts after governor signs bill targeting his office  

Salt Lake County's top prosecutor, Sim Gill, is reacting after the governor signed a controversial bill imposing new rules on his office.

The double cancer blow to Kate and King Charles leaves Britain's royal family depleted and strained

The Princess of Wales' disclosure that she has cancer has prompted an outpouring of goodwill. But it also leaves the monarchy under pressure.

State leaders examine how to help Utah public schools and students succeed in the future

Is Utah's secret sauce — its ability to collaborate and work together — its best path forward?

SLC NCAA Tourney blog: Gonzaga, Arizona clinch spots in Sweet 16

The NCAA Tournament continues on Saturday at the Delta Center with two second-round games.

Cocaine lab found across from Park City High, police say

Police arrested a Park City man Thursday after they reported finding evidence of crack cocaine production, an AR-15 and large quantities of methamphetamine.

Death toll from attack on Moscow concert hall reaches 133

Russia's top state investigative agency says the death toll in the Moscow concert hall attack has risen to 133. The attack Friday on a sprawling mall and concert venue left many wounded.

Biden signs $1.2 trillion funding package averting government shutdown

President Joe Biden has signed a $1.2 trillion package of spending bills that Congress just passed, ending the threat of a potential partial government shutdown. The legislation was approved by senators early Saturday, with passage coming nearly six months into the budget year.

National Nutrition Month: How to talk about body image with your kids

March is National Nutrition Month, a campaign designed to promote informed eating choices and positive body image.

Test Drive: Ford's Bronco Sport is big in heart, small in size

While not as beefy and brawny as its more hardcore off-road brother, the Bronco Sport delivers respectable on-road manners and decent off-road performance in its own way.

Navigating partisan waters: A Utah Republican and California Democrat visit the Great Salt Lake

Bobbing up and down on the otherworldly surface of the Great Salt Lake, two lawmakers from opposing political planets found themselves in frequent agreement.