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Utah Royals shut out 1-0 against Kansas City in homecoming loss
05/25/2024 10:42pm
A return to their home field after three weeks away wasn't enough to break a losing streak that extended to five games for the Utah Royals.
Utah congressmen's offices recognized for constituent services, workplace environment
05/25/2024 10:29pm
Utah Reps. Blake Moore and Burgess Owens' offices have been recognized for constituent services and workplace environment. Both are nominated for national awards.
Ogden's Hidden Valley Trail: A strenuous but rewarding hike
05/25/2024 9:39pm
The Hidden Valley Trail provides hikers with great views of Ogden and the surrounding valley, including views of Allen Peak and Mount Ogden. It is a view well worth the hike to get there.
Elite sheepdogs compete happily in pouring rain at Midway herding championship
05/25/2024 9:04pm
"Perhaps the largest attended sheepdog trial in the world," is underway at Soldier Hollow, and bordie collies from around the world competed Saturday.
RSL overcomes early deficit again for 3-3 draw in Dallas
05/25/2024 9:01pm
Real Salt Lake's double-digit unbeaten streak was in mighty peril after going down 3-0 to FC Dallas early in the second half Saturday at Toyota Stadium.
Massage parlor owner sentenced for prostitution, unlawful activity
05/25/2024 8:21pm
A Murray massage parlor owner will spend at least three years on probation and pay a $7,500 fine after admitting to exploiting prostitution.
Utahn shares the joy of busking at Salt Lake City's Buskerfest
05/25/2024 7:37pm
If you're downtown this weekend, you might see a unicycling unicorn. It's not a hallucination, it's Buskerfest. A celebration of street performers.
Utah junior high student diagnosed with brain cancer finds joy in track and field
05/25/2024 7:06pm
Alden Peterson was diagnosed with a rare and aggressive brain cancer that left parts of his body paralyzed. Now a ninth grader at Snowcrest Jr. High, in Eden, Alden is in remission, and has found success in track and field.
Kabosu, the face of cryptocurrency Dogecoin, dies at 18, owner says
05/25/2024 6:14pm
Kabosu, the Japanese dog that became a global meme and the face of alternative cryptocurrency Dogecoin, has died at 18, her owner announced in a blog post on Friday.
Mountain biker recounts aggressive badger standoff in Draper
05/25/2024 5:22pm
A mountain biker is recounting a tense standoff with a family of badgers, who got so aggressive they nearly forced him off the trail.
Man accused of kidnapping, killing Kearns woman pleads guilty
05/25/2024 4:41pm
One of six people charged in connection to the kidnapping and murder of a 25-year-old Kearns woman pleaded guilty in court Friday.
Davis County officials weigh tax hike, planning new shelter to contend with stray dogs, cats
05/25/2024 4:08pm
Davis County officials are considering a property tax hike and plan to build a new shelter to deal with the rising number of stray dogs and cats needing care.
Utah man who fired at police pleads guilty to disarming an officer
05/25/2024 3:33pm
A Utah man who grabbed an officer's firearm and fired it toward a second officer in 2020 has pleaded guilty to disarming a police officer as part of a plea deal.
Have You Seen This? Elevators can be tricky
05/25/2024 3:00pm
Let this be a reminder to all of us: Some elevators have doors on both the front and the back.
Study says 72 hours not long enough before removing life support
05/25/2024 2:12pm
No rule exists that says when families must decide whether to remove life support for a loved one with a traumatic brain injury. But at 72 hours, some hospitals' staff members start pressuring families to make decisions about stopping life support interventions.
Toddler who nearly drowned is out of coma; first responders recall rescue as 'organized chaos'
05/25/2024 12:16pm
A Beaver County boy rescued from a creek earlier this week has come out of his coma, a family friend says. And a first responder who helped rescue the 3-year-old is recounting that day as "organized chaos" as he searched for the boy.
Why it's OK if your kids are bored this summer
05/25/2024 11:50am
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Most people, kids and adults alike, find boredom uncomfortable and strive to avoid it. But there are casualties of the harried state of constant activity we employ to ward off boredom.
Low cost MRI for $399 available without a doctor's order and without insurance
05/25/2024 11:30am
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Getting an MRI can be costly and take weeks to get after visiting a doctor. One walk-in MRI clinic is hoping to disrupt this tedious process.
Prosecutors ask judge to bar Trump from comments endangering law enforcement
05/25/2024 10:26am
Prosecutors in former U.S. President Donald Trump's classified documents case asked a federal judge on Friday to prevent him from making statements that pose a "danger" to law enforcement, according to a court document.
Juvenile dies in West Jordan motorcycle crash on Mountain View Corridor
05/25/2024 10:20am
A juvenile died after losing control of his motorcycle on Mountain View Corridor near 9100 South early Saturday, West Jordan police said.
How this Salt Lake City park became a Memorial Day symbol 100 years ago
05/25/2024 10:08am
Memory Grove was slated to be a park in 1902, but it officially opened in 1924 to honor fallen Utah soldiers. It's remained a quiet and reflective place since then even as it's grown.
Forecasters warn Oklahoma may see dangerous tornadoes as Texas bakes in record heat
05/25/2024 9:54am
Forecasters are warning of another day of heightened risk of dangerous tornadoes in the Midwest on Saturday and telling people in south Texas it may feel like close to 120 degrees Fahrenheit almost four weeks before summer starts.
Romney, other senators want Canada to boost defense spending as NATO faces 'severe threat'
05/25/2024 9:35am
Utah Sen. Mitt Romney is one of more than nearly two dozen Republican and Democratic U.S. senators who have signed a letter urging Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to come up with a plan to increase defense spending to strengthen NATO.
'They want to participate': Mexicans in Utah will be able to take part in Mexico's presidential vote
05/25/2024 9:01am
Mexicans go to the polls on June 2 to pick a new president, and among the voters, from afar, will be a contingent of Mexicans from Utah and the rest of the United States.
Utah 7th grader helps friend cross the finish line of school race
05/25/2024 8:21am
A seventh grader is being praised for helping his friend cross the finish line at their school race on Thursday.
Town of Brighton makes first step in potential purchase of 'icon' Silver Fork Lodge
05/25/2024 7:16am
The town of Brighton took a first step Tuesday in potentially purchasing the well-loved Silver Fork Lodge.
