Utah women run into hot Gonzaga, fall in 2nd round of NCAA Tournament

One does not just go into The Kennel and come away with a win.

Measles cases already surpass 2023 numbers, CDC reports

Once considered eliminated in the U.S. because of wide vaccine availability, measles cases are climbing. By mid-March, the case count for 2024 was higher than last year's total.

US life expectancy is up again — but so are drug overdose deaths

Life expectancy took a hit during COVID-19, but rebounded some in 2022, at the same time that infant deaths rose and drug overdose deaths reached new highs, according to the latest data.

MountainStar announces new president over its Utah, Idaho and Alaska facilities

MountainStar Healthcare has appointed a new president for its eight Utah hospitals and other facilities in Utah, Idaho and Alaska.

How Taylor Hendricks is handling guarding the NBA's best

Taylor Hendricks lived through it just last week and he saw it on clip after clip, but when Luka Doncic is ball-faking it's hard not to jump.

Running on starlight: Local amateur astronomers participate in annual Messier Marathon

Racing against cold, fatigue and time, these stellar athletes scanned the sky, hoping to locate, identify and photograph 110 deep-sky objects all in one night.

'He loved the cinema houses': Ogden remembers man who helped save Peery's Egyptian Theater

Van Summerill, who died earlier this month, spearheaded efforts in the 1980s and 1990s to save the iconic theater — a key part of the city's arts offerings — from the wrecking ball.

Knife-wielding man shot by Utah police now faces attempted murder charge

A Payson man is facing criminal charges after police say took sushi from a store without paying, then confronted officers with a knife before police shot and injured him.

Authorities ID brothers attacked, 1 fatally, by a mountain lion in California

Authorities have identified the brothers who were attacked, one fatally, by a mountain lion in Northern California during the weekend.

34 people displaced in Kearns apartment fire

Multiple people were evacuated from their apartment building due to a two-alarm fire. 

The landmark Kirtland Temple reopens for public tours: See the first photos

Tours began Monday at the reopening of the Kirtland Temple, one of the most revered sites in the joint histories of the Community of Christ and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Church of Jesus Christ announces new voice for 'Music & the Spoken Word'

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has announced that Derrick Porter will be replacing Lloyd Newell, who served as writer and presenter of the program since 1990.

Donald Trump's estimated net worth just doubled as Truth Social owner closes deal to go public

Truth Social owner Trump Media & Technology Group has finalized its deal to go public, creating a massive windfall for former President Donald Trump that doubles his net worth.

Utah students could soon earn bachelor's degree in 3 years

A new degree program being developed across Utah System of Higher Education institutions would allow students to graduate with a bachelor's degree in just three years.

Florida's DeSantis signs one of the country's most restrictive social media bans for minors

Florida will have one of the country's most restrictive social media bans for minors, if it withstands expected legal challenges. Republican Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a bill Monday that will ban social media accounts for children under 14.

Utah has a 'heavy dependence' on federal funds, state auditor finds

The Utah auditor recommends lawmakers consider not relying so heavily on federal funds for the state budget, given the "dysfunction" in Congress when it comes to spending bills.

Cache County man killed in Nevada vehicle collision

A man from Cache County was killed recently in a car crash south of Las Vegas.

Police identify woman killed in American Fork home explosion; cause remains unknown

Police have identified the woman killed in a home explosion that destroyed a duplex in American Fork last week.

Wasatch County sheriff's employee faces 10 felony charges in sex with teen case

An administrative services director for the Wasatch County Sheriff's Office is facing 10 felony charges accusing him of giving a teen boy nicotine vapes in exchange for sexual acts.

Have You Seen This? Gorgeous footage of the Yosemite firefall

We've all seen the amazing photos … but video makes it look even more flame-like.

Ready for sunshine? Check out these poolside patio sets

There's no better way to spend your summer than lounging by the pool. Whether lounging by the water or hosting a backyard bash, RC Willey has the best furniture sets to elevate your outdoor oasis.

Utah driver targeted, hit multiple female pedestrians at random, charges say

Police say a Utah man living in his car targeted multiple female pedestrians at random, then intentionally hit them over several months. He now faces a dozen criminal charges.

AI chatbots are here to help with your mental health, despite limited evidence they work

A growing number of AI chatbots are being pitched as a way to address the recent mental health crisis, but experts disagree whether these chatbots are delivering a mental health service or are simply a new form of self-help.

Little Cottonwood Canyon reopens after multiple crashes reported on canyon highway

A section of Little Cottonwood Canyon has reopened after snow continued to wreak havoc in the area Monday.

Jail door, paintings, documents purchased with Kirtland Temple now on display in Salt Lake City

A new Church History Museum exhibit showcases some of the artifacts recently purchased by the Church of Jesus Christ from the Community of Christ.

Utah man arrested, accused of flashing red and blue lights to get through traffic

A man who police say used red and blue flashing lights in his work vehicle to get through traffic was arrested over the weekend in Iron County.

Salt Lake City considers 'very rare' road closure to address illegal dumping problem

The Salt Lake City Council is expected to vote next month on a proposal to close a section of a city road amid ongoing issues with how the area is being used.

Microshelters' move to state-owned land may be pushed back until summer

The planned relocation of 25 microhousing units in Salt Lake City that serve people experiencing homelessness will likely be pushed back to mid-summer.

From garage to global: The journey of Utah's most-trusted company, Ski Butlers

What began as a small business in a garage in Park City in 2004 now serves 50 mountain resorts worldwide and was recently ranked as the most trustworthy company in the state of Utah.

How one Utah company can help monetize your app idea

Transforming an idea into a fully functional app necessitates a dedicated team of developers who prioritize your vision and aspirations. This is where Utah Tech Labs comes into play.

Danny Sprinkle leaves Utah State to take head coach job at Washington

Less than 24 hours after the conclusion of the Aggies' basketball season, Danny Sprinkle will depart Logan.

Men are lonely and disconnected. Can men's groups help?

The touchpoint between two men at just the right moment saved his life, Brey told me, and marked the beginning of a new chapter in his life.

2 California men arrested, accused of stealing baby formula from Utah, Idaho stores

Two California men were arrested in Utah County over the weekend and accused of stealing baby formula from multiple stores in Utah and Idaho.

No. 5 Red Rocks earn postseason draw to Florida regional, will face Michigan State

Coming off the team's fourth consecutive (and last) Pac-12 championship, the Red Rocks learned their postseason fate Monday morning.

Loyalty to Gonzaga unlocked Wasatch's Nolan Hickman, buoyed Zags' 9th straight Sweet 16

Nolan Hickman could have given up or moved on or looked for a change of scenery.

Utah Muslims mark their holiest month: 'During Ramadan, our spirituality is heightened'

The Utah Islamic Center hosted an interfaith Ramadan dinner, inviting the broader public to take part in one of the central activities of the Muslim holy month.

Anonymous donation sends Utah junior high robotics team to world championship

A robotics team at North Davis Junior High is headed to the VEX Robotics World Championship in Dallas this May

Filmmaker talks about southern Utah links in new documentary about troubled teen industry

Katherine Kubler didn't set out to be the focal point of a documentary that has been among the top three shows on Netflix in the last two weeks.

Listen: Supreme Court seems likely to preserve access to the abortion medication mifepristone

The Supreme Court on Tuesday seemed likely to preserve access to a medication that was used in nearly two-thirds of all abortions in the U.S. last year.

QUIZ: Which Jazz players are NCAA playoff alums? Enter for a chance to win 4 Jazz tickets!

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Trump's New York hush money case is set for trial April 15

A New York judge has scheduled former President Donald Trump's hush money trial to begin April 15.

BYU students aim to eliminate parking woes through AI tracking system

Every college student knows the woes of trying to find an empty parking space when they're running late to their 9 a.m. lecture, and one group of students thinks AI is the answer.

Chick-Fil-A backtracks from no-antibiotics-in-chicken pledge, blames supply shortages

The fast-food chain Chick-Fil-A backtracked from its decade-old "no antibiotics ever" pledge intended to help prevent human antibiotic resistance linked to the rampant use of the drugs in livestock production.

Mother of 5 dies after e-scooter accident; family calls on city to make sidewalk repairs

The family of a woman who died after hitting her head while riding an e-scooter in downtown Salt Lake City is calling on officials to repair sidewalks.

Utah's Little Sahara expecting twice as many visitors Easter weekend than last year

Little Sahara Recreation Area is expecting a surge of visitor numbers this Easter weekend that is expected to be double what they were in previous years.

Court to block collection of Trump's $454M civil fraud judgment if he puts up $175M

A New York appeals court on Monday agreed to hold off collection of former President Donald Trump's $454 million civil fraud judgment — if he puts up $175 million within 10 days.

Boeing CEO to exit in broader management shakeup

Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun will be stepping down at the end of the year from the top job at the company, which is under pressure from major airlines wanting to know how Boeing plans to fix problems in the manufacturing of its planes.

World War II Ghost Army veterans receive long-awaited Congressional Gold Medal

The Ghost Army is credited with saving the lives of tens of thousands of American soldiers and shortening World War II against Nazi Germany by at least six months — without ever firing a shot.