Judge seals last minute motion asking to delay Chad Daybell's trial; jury selection continues

A motion to delay the trial of Chad Daybell was filed late Friday night but little is known about why it was filed and what is contained in the motion.

In case of 'catastrophic event,' 400 endangered fish given new home at Ivins golf course

A Utah resort hopes a collaboration with state wildlife officials will give the fish some cushion should disaster strike.

Kiss sells catalog, brand name and IP. Gene Simmons assures fans it is a 'collaboration'

It's never really the end of the road for Kiss. The hard rock quartet has sold its catalog, brand name and IP in a deal estimated to be over $300 million.

Beyond totality: Rare phenomena to watch out for during the solar eclipse

When the total solar eclipse traces a path across Mexico, the United States and Canada on April 8, spectators can anticipate a multitude of awe-inspiring moments.

Federal report finds 68,000 guns were illegally trafficked through unlicensed dealers over 5 years

New data from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco Firearms and Explosives shows that 68,000 illegally trafficked firearms in the U.S. came through unlicensed dealers who aren't required to perform background checks over a five year report.

Brad Wilson calls Putin a 'thug,' but wants answers on endgame for war in Ukraine

U.S. Senate candidate Brad Wilson called Russian President Vladimir Putin a "thug" and "war criminal," but wants the U.S. to articulate a planned endgame for war in Ukraine.

Utah's National Guard is changing its approach to reducing sexual assault

After last year's leadership scandal, the Utah National Guard is forming new partnerships in academia and at the state level to slowly reinvent the culture of its organization.

Locals in the NFL: No drama with Kyle Van Noy's return to Baltimore on 2-year deal

Kyle Van Noy was spending time at home, coaching side hustles in Utah, and waiting for an NFL team to call him before the Baltimore Ravens did last September.

'Now we're family': Idaho neighbors recall lifesaving transplant after death almost 15 years ago

During a flag-raising event held Tuesday at Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center to celebrate Organ Donation Awareness Month, Robert Parkinson shared his experience receiving a liver donation from his neighbor, Jeremy Rose.

University of Utah Health CEO stepping down from administrative roles

University of Utah Health CEO Dr. Michael Good this week announced that he will be transitioning from his administrative roles later this year following a national search for his successor.

AG's office says 'no evidence' of discrimination by Salt Lake City bar that won't serve 'Zionists'

The Utah Attorney General's Office determined there was no evidence that a Salt Lake City bar that vowed to not serve "Zionists" was being discriminatory, even though it expressed "potentially discriminatory views."

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.

'We are excited to be back': Beloved grocery store returns to Salt Lake City

Lee's Marketplace announced Thursday that it will reopen its location at the 4th West Apartments complex, 255 N. 400 West, on April 11.

Teen wanted in shooting at South Salt Lake TRAX station surrenders

A teen who the Utah Transit Authority says was involved in the shooting of two other men who were seriously injured Thursday at a South Salt Lake TRAX station has turned himself in to authorities.

Utah trooper who fell off bridge credits series of miracles for his survival

A Utah Highway Patrol trooper critically injured from falling off a freeway overpass expressed his gratitude Thursday and described a series of miracles that helped save his life.

Payson man charged with using stun gun, participating in Jan. 6 riots at US Capitol

The FBI arrested Zach Rash after a federal criminal complaint was filed charging him with multiple felonies on accusation of participating in the riots at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.

Defensive depth takes hit as RSL attack takes flight

While the goals are coming free and easy, the state of RSL's defense looks a little more endangered following an injury in training this week.

Biden tells Israel future US support for war depends on new steps to protect civilians

President Joe Biden has told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu future U.S. support for the Gaza war depends on new steps to protect civilians and aid workers.

Judge denies Trump bid to dismiss classified documents prosecution

U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon rejected a defense argument that the classified documents case should be tossed because he was entitled as a former president to retain the records after he left office.

Thieves stole $30M in cash in Los Angeles heist

Thieves got away with $30 million in cash from a money storage facility in Los Angeles by breaking into the building on Easter Sunday and cracking the safe. Now detectives are seeking to unravel the brazen cash heist.

The story behind the 'Flaming W' on the hillside above Weber State's Ogden campus

As the story goes, some spirited Weber College fans carried 100 cans of kerosene up Mountain Ogden to light a flaming "W" on the hillside to celebrate homecoming in 1937.

QUIZ: What makes Mexican food authentic? Enter to win meal cards!

Don't forget to enter your email address for the chance to win four meal cards for Cafe Rio!

Man accused of shooting friend during 'play fight' now charged with murder

A man who police say shot his friend in the head while "play fighting," then fled to Colorado, was charged Thursday with murder.

Woman sues Salt Lake police, claiming they could have prevented her daughter's murder

Amanda Mayne's mother said her daughter's murder could have been prevented in a new lawsuit that seeks to upend Utah Supreme Court precedent.

Wyoming boy arrested, accused of posting about bomb on Salt Lake plane

The FBI says joking about bombs on airplanes isn't funny. A Wyoming boy was arrested after allegedly posting such a threat on social media with a photo of a plane in Salt Lake City.

Parents of special education students outraged over Alpine School District's proposed changes

Parents of 150 special needs students in Alpine School District say their kids are being "discriminated against," after the district proposed changes that would require them to leave the district.

No Labels won't run a third-party campaign after trying to recruit presidential candidate

The No Labels group says it won't field a presidential candidate in November after strategists for the bipartisan organization were unable to attract a candidate willing to seize on the widespread dissatisfaction with President Joe Biden and Donald Trump.

Layton man shows what an '80s icon could have been

General Motors held Pontiac engineers back when they designed the 1980s Fiero; a Layton man shows what it could have been.

New police car design unveiled to surprise fifth-grade art contest winner

A fifth-grader at Butterfield Canyon Elementary School in Herriman was surprised to learn that he won an art contest to design a police car.

Your child hates school? How one Utah mother got help

A Utah mother, explains how she fought to find the key to helping her children navigate the challenges of executive function (EF) deficits and learning difficulties.

Police say use of racial slur clearly audible as they investigate racist incidents toward Utah team

Police investigating racist incidents directed toward the Utah women's basketball team when they were near their Idaho hotel while in town for the NCAA Tournament say they've found an audio recording in which the use of a racial slur was clearly audible.

Judge rejects Trump free speech challenge to Georgia 2020 election case

A Georgia judge on Thursday rejected Donald Trump's bid to dismiss criminal charges in the state's 2020 election interference case against him, which the Republican former president argued violate his free speech rights.

Kids are 'swimming' in therapy, and it's not good, author says

Abigail Shrier has a message for parents: Assert authority in your kid's life. The 'Bad Therapy' author argues that therapy has risks for children.

Semitruck crash narrowly misses Idaho home; destroys adjacent garage

A semitruck driver barely missed a home in Bannock County, Idaho, when he crashed his vehicle.

Man charged with 'targeting' women in hit-and-run crashes named suspect in Park City crash

A 26-year-old man accused of intentionally hitting at least six women in hit-and-run crashes across Salt Lake County has been named as a suspect in a Summit County crash.

'Artificial sun' sets record for time at 180 million degrees Fahrenheit in advance for nuclear fusion

Scientists in South Korea have announced a new world record for the length of time they sustained temperatures of 180 million degrees Fahrenheit — seven times hotter than the sun's core — during a nuclear fusion experiment.

A's to make interim home in Sacramento, affirming Bees' 2025 move to Daybreak

The Oakland A's will play in Sacramento next year, setting off a chain reaction in Utah.

French split over whether Paris ready to host 2024 Summer Olympics

More than half of the French believe Paris won't be ready to host the Olympics this summer, but voters on the left are more optimistic than those on the right, according to a new poll.

Utah woman lost 100 pounds in 1 year: Here's how

When Angie showed up at Health Utah, she was struggling with fibromyalgia, extreme fatigue, insulin resistance, depression, systemic inflammation and metabolic syndrome.

St. George man found with hundreds of images depicting abuse of children sentenced to prison

A local man who admitted to possessing dozens of images and videos depicting the sexual abuse of children appeared in federal court for sentencing on Wednesday.

Helicopter rescues some Taiwan miners; stranded hotel guests confirmed safe

A helicopter plucked to safety on Thursday six people stranded in a mining area after Taiwan's worst earthquake in 25 years, and rescue workers reached 400 people cut off in a hotel in a mountainous national park by air, and confirmed all were safe.

Utah has more 'million-dollar cities' as home prices climb

A new Zillow study put Utah in the top 15 states with the most "million-dollar cities." But other places in Utah aren't incredibly less expensive, economists say.

Man struck and killed while changing tire on northbound I-15 in American Fork

A man in his early 30s was struck and killed while changing a tire on I-15 in American Fork on Thursday morning, according to the Utah Highway Patrol.

4 people injured in wrong-way crash in St. George

State troopers temporarily closed northbound Interstate 15 near the Utah-Arizona border Thursday morning due to a wrong-way crash.

Why NASA is launching rockets into the solar eclipse path

Eclipses enable scientists to unravel mysteries of the solar system.

2 shot during attempted carjacking in Murray gym parking lot

Two people were seriously injured in a shooting in a Murray gym parking lot Wednesday night.