Utah family shares hybrid classroom journey

When it comes to learning, students thrive in various styles and environments, and as many students head back to the classroom, some will commute to the kitchen table.

Cellphones don't cause brain cancer: WHO study

Cellphones do not cause brain cancer, according to research into whether the radio waves from cellphones increase risk of brain cancer or otherwise cause health issues.

How potential new federal guidelines could affect Utah tart cherry growers

The nation's tart cherry and cranberry producers are fighting back against a proposed overhaul by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration that makes sweeping changes to the classifications of certain foods, including these nutrient dense fruits.

Manhunt underway after 5 injured in Kentucky shooting near Interstate 75, officials say

A manhunt is underway for a suspect after five people were injured in a shooting Saturday near an interstate in a rural area of Laurel County, Kentucky, located south of Lexington, according to the sheriff's office.

Utah Royals fall short in 1-0 road loss to Kansas City

The Royals were able to hold Kansas City scoreless in the first half and even led 4-3 in shots on target, but it didn't take long into the second half for the law of averages to take effect.

Plans for homeless shelter in Davis County neighborhood fall through

Plans for a new homeless shelter in North Salt Lake are no more, much to the relief of nearby residents.

A 9-year-old's gift to help save a friend

A 9-year-old boy's efforts to help a friend fight cancer are bringing a small Idaho community together.

Why you really need to wash your produce before you cut or eat it

You definitely need to wash your produce before you eat it — but after you wash your hands.

What's hot in theaters? Old movies — and some that aren't so old

Yesterday's movies are sharing the big screen with new flicks this fall.

New Utah report links housing affordability to negative health outcomes

A new report released Wednesday by the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute links housing affordability to indirect and direct health impacts for Utahns.

No. 11 Utah holds on for 23-12 win despite Cam Rising exiting game early

Nothing was stopping the Utes. But in an instant, the tone and tenor of the game changed.

Paris mayor wants to keep the Olympic rings on the Eiffel Tower permanently

The huge multicolored interlocking Olympic rings that adorned the Eiffel Tower in Paris for the 2024 Summer Games were supposed to come down after the Paralympics for athletes with disabilities end on Sunday.

Cam Rising exits game with apparent throwing hand injury, but 'not real serious'

The training staff quickly made their way to Rising and took him to the medical tent before he eventually left to the locker room before the halftime break.

Have You Seen This? Twin waterspouts appear off Florida coast

I had no idea that one storm could produce two waterspouts that coexist so nicely together.

'Do good for others': Volunteers across Utah remember 9/11 through service

Community projects are taking place across the state throughout the week, centered around Sept. 11, the National Day of Service and Remembrance.

A New York oasis lies in path of city's push to build housing

A beloved public garden in lower Manhattan may soon become a casualty of New York's push to develop more housing despite opposition led by celebrities such as Robert De Niro and Martin Scorsese.

Woman dies after being struck by vehicle near Moab

A female pedestrian is dead after being struck on U.S. 191 outside of Moab on Friday.

Future of controversial redevelopment proposal at Redwood Swap meet site coming into focus

The future of the Redwood Swap Meet — a livelihood for many — could come into focus this month with a decision on a controversial proposal to redevelop the site.

BYU's offense did enough, defense did the rest to beat SMU for 2-0 start

BYU defensive coordinator Jay Hill concocted what felt at times like a perfect scheme.

St. George man to spend at least 20 years and up to life in prison for shooting, killing landlord

Joel Curtis Flores was given consecutive prison sentences on Tuesday after being found guilty of murdering his landlord. Charges say he fired 12 shots into his landlord's home through a glass door.

The real lives of Latter-day Saint wives

Here's what Latter-day Saint women are saying about a new Hulu show, "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives."

China says its huge market is opportunity, not threat, to US

A modern China with a huge population is an opportunity, not a threat, for the United States, China's Ministry of Commerce reported commerce vice minister Wang Shouwen as saying on Saturday as trade talks were held in the city of Tianjin.

These 5 ski towns offer spectacular fall hiking

If you're itching to get to a ski resort as you wait for the snow to fly, there's no better time than autumn before the trees have lost their leaves.

Morgan County contingent assists refugee family; more groups forming across Utah to offer help

A Morgan County contingent helped a refugee family resettle in Utah under a new federal program, and more groups are forming in the state to aid those fleeing persecution.

The making of a QB: An inside look into who Isaac Wilson is and what drives him

It's the type of make up that defines who Isaac Wilson is at his core. He's a competitor that isn't prone to dwell on the past as he looks to the future.

Tennis advocates worried about pickleball 'eroding' into tennis

The U.S. Tennis Association is flipping the script on pickleball by promoting its own short-court version of tennis called "red ball tennis." Backers bill it as the ideal way for people of all ages to get into tennis and say the best place to try it is on pickleball courts.

Volunteers scramble to preserve sculptures hidden in plain sight in Salt Lake neighborhood

Volunteers this week were busy saving massive sculptures and other artwork from a studio hidden in plain sight.

When AI is powerful enough to be dangerous: Regulators try to do the math

How do you know if an artificial intelligence system is so powerful that it poses a security danger and shouldn't be unleashed without careful oversight? For regulators trying to put guardrails on AI, it's mostly about the arithmetic.

The cases for and against a Utah constitutional amendment

Utah voters will have a chance to weigh a proposed amendment to the state constitution regarding citizen-led initiatives.