Texas teen killed in golf cart accident in Roosevelt

A 13-year-old girl died from injuries sustained in a golf cart accident in Roosevelt earlier this month.

Apple likely to release foldable iPhone as early as 2026, the Information reports

Apple is likely to introduce its foldable iPhone as early as 2026, the Information reported on Tuesday, which could mark the biggest hardware design revamp for the company's most popular product.

With a spike in deadly crashes this summer, officials urging drivers to use caution

As we head into a big, busy day with an Olympic announcement and hopeful celebration, marathon and a holiday on top of all that, Utah officials are urging everyone to pay attention behind the wheel.

Why Olympic skier Lindsey Vonn wants the 2034 Winter Games in Utah

Lindsey Vonn, a gold medalist who made her Olympic debut in 2002, is part of Utah's final pitch for another Olympics.

US opens investigation into Delta after global tech meltdown leads to massive cancellations

U.S. airline regulators have opened an investigation into Delta Air Lines, which is still struggling to restore operations on Tuesday, more than four full days after a faulty software update caused technological havoc worldwide.

'Baseball fiesta' featuring Mexican clubs planned for Smith's Ballpark's 'last hurrah'

"Béisbol en Salt Lake," a two-day "baseball fiesta," will bring in two teams from Mexico to Smith's Ballpark in October for what could be the final games ever played at the stadium.

Officers left post to search for Trump rally gunman before shooting, state police say

The head of the Pennsylvania State Police says two officers stationed in the buildings where the gunman opened fire at former President Donald Trump left to go search for the man before the shooting.

'The main theme is compassion': Buddhist Church of Ogden holds annual Obon Festival

The Buddhist Church of Ogden held its annual Obon Festival to honor ancestors and loved ones lost. The church has been a staple in the Ogden Japanese community since 1964, but the community at large has a much deeper history and a universal message to share.

Utahns at Washington Square betting they'll live their Olympic dreams

Utahns wait for what they all hope — and expect — will be the announcement from Paris that Salt Lake City will host the 2034 Winter Games.

Federal judge dismisses claim in lawsuit against Utah's social media laws

A federal judge dismissed a claim from a lawsuit by a tech industry group over Utah's social media regulations, saying federal law doesn't preempt the state's prohibitions of certain features on minors' social media accounts.

1 hospitalized after Kaysville house catches fire

A house bordering Morgan Elementary School in Kaysville caught fire Tuesday, with multiple crews in the area responding. One person was hospitalized for smoke inhalation.

'I'm living it up': What 3-time MVP Mike Trout had to say about his Salt Lake return

Los Angeles Angels outfielder Mike Trout reflected on his time in Salt Lake as he began what is expected to be a brief rehab stint with the Bees this week.

Harris takes marginal lead over Trump in new poll

Vice President Kamala Harris opened up a marginal 2-percentage-point lead over Republican Donald Trump after President Joe Biden ended his reelection campaign and passed the torch to her, a Reuters/Ipsos poll found.

US opens probe into Delta following widespread flight cancellations

The U.S. Transportation Department said on Tuesday it is opening an investigation into Delta Air Lines after the carrier canceled more than 5,000 flights since Friday as it struggles to recover from a global cyber outage that snarled airlines worldwide.

Summit County man accused of trying to kill wife with wrench

An Oakley, Summit County, man was charged with attempted murder on Tuesday after police say he beat his wife multiple times with a wrench.

Utah seeking to dismiss Utah Education Association voucher lawsuit

Attorneys for Utah Gov. Spencer Cox and Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes are seeking to dismiss a lawsuit brought against the state by the Utah Education Association.

Biscuit Basin closed in Yellowstone National Park after massive explosion

Biscuit Basin at Yellowstone National Park is temporarily closed following a massive explosion that was caught on camera Tuesday morning.

Antelope Island State Park reopens day after grass fire

Antelope Island State Park has reopened a day after a grass fire scorched about 59 acres of land near its entrance.

Have You Seen This? Idaho, Idaho State to play annually for 19.4-pound wooden potato

The Gem State is going spuds up for the top in-conference college football rivalry in Idaho.

From Mathew to Ellis, Ivory footprints are all over This Is The Place

At 83, Ellis Ivory has made it his life's work to preserve the memory and legacy of long-ago pioneers to make sure they are commemorated and not forgotten.

RSL kicks off summer transfer window with winger signings

Real Salt Lake wasted little time when the MLS summer transfer window opened on July 18.

Bob Menendez will resign his Senate seat effective Aug. 20, sources say

Democratic Sen. Bob Menendez of New Jersey will resign his seat effective Aug. 20, according to multiple sources familiar with the plan.

Plan to connect all Utahns to high-speed internet receives federal funding

Organizers of a plan to bring high-speed internet to the most remote corners of Utah announced Monday that the federal government signed off on the funds to make it happen. 

Biden will address nation Wednesday on his decision to drop reelection bid

President Joe Biden will address the nation from the Oval Office on Wednesday evening on his decision to drop his 2024 Democratic reelection bid.

Utah County man arrested in alleged road rage shooting

A man who allegedly shot at another vehicle after purportedly being cut off has been arrested.

Heber City caregiver charged with sexually abusing 2 elderly dementia patients

A 20-year-old nursing assistant at an assisted living home in Heber City was charged Monday with attempted rape and object rape of two residents in their 80s with late-stage dementia.

Heat advisory, flash flooding potential in Utah's Pioneer Day forecast

Pioneer Day will be hot for many Utahns, but some may also deal with flash flooding this year.

How to explain Pioneer Day to the uninitiated

Pioneer Day celebrates the Latter-day Saint pioneers' arrival in the Salt Lake Valley via Emigration Canyon on July 24, 1847, after their 1,300-mile journey west.

Patrick Kinahan: BYU, Utah face different questions at quarterback

BYU and Utah open football training camps next week with similar concerns for different reasons at the game's most important position.

'Get this over': Relatives of slain Utah woman want Taberon Honie to be executed

Four women, all related to Claudia Benn who was brutally murdered in 1998, testified Tuesday during Taberon Honie's commutation hearing that he should be put to death.

Sen. Mitt Romney won't be in Paris for the 2034 Winter Games decision. Here's why

Plenty of prominent Utahns will be in Paris when the International Olympic Committee votes Wednesday on whether the state will host the 2034 Winter Games.

Fed to cut rates twice this year, with first move in September, economists predict

The Federal Reserve will cut interest rates just twice this year, in September and December, according to a growing majority of economists in a Reuters poll.

US agency looking into targeted pricing based on personal data

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has launched a study of products that could allow companies to set different prices for consumers based on their locations, past purchases, and other personal data.

Secret Service director steps down after assassination attempt against Trump at rally

The director of the Secret Service has resigned in the aftermath of the assassination attempt against former President Donald Trump.

Life-changing month for James Corrigan finds BYU star taking 'Steeplechase U' to Olympics

For BYU cross country and track and field standout James Corrigan, the weeks leading up to and surrounding his marriage in early July changed his life.

What modern medicine says about waiting to go swimming after eating

Doctors say there's no need in most cases to wait to swim after eating. That old warning stems from worry that people might drown or struggle because blood will be diverted to their full stomachs instead of their muscles.

Harris closes in on nomination with delegates secured; VP to campaign in Wisconsin

Vice President Kamala Harris will campaign in the critical battleground state of Wisconsin on Tuesday for the first time as a presidential candidate after enough Democratic delegates pledged to endorse her, clearing her path to the nomination.

Ogden homeowner says he and a neighbor shot 2 pit bulls in self-defense

A homeowner said he and a neighbor shot two pit bulls in self-defense Monday after the dogs cornered, attacked and charged at them.

How Utah retirees plan to supplement their Social Security income

Social Security is in trouble. Many Utahans are turning to this alternative source of dependable income for their retirement.

Human remains found in Grand County where crews were searching for missing Texas couple

Search and rescue crews found human remains in Grand County's Millcreek Canyon, the same area where they were previously searching for a Texas couple who went missing in June.

Utah political leaders react to Gov. Spencer Cox's endorsement of Donald Trump

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox reversed his longtime position on Donald Trump, publicly endorsing the former president.