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Utes offense goes stagnant as TCU comes away with 13-7 win

10/19/2024 11:59pm

The loudest cheer of the first half came when Isaac Wilson connected with Dorian Singer on an 11-yard pass down the sideline with just over a minute left in the first half.

'I got a little chills': Utah's Michael Kesselring beats hometown Boston Bruins in OT

10/19/2024 11:02pm

The Utah Hockey Club beat the Boston Bruins 2-1 Saturday at the Delta Center.

Just a Little more: No. 24 BYU women's volleyball rallies for 5-set win over No. 20 Utah

10/19/2024 10:35pm

The 24th-ranked Cougars rallied to win a five-set match for just the second time this season over No. 20 Utah.

Evacuations lifted after snow spells good news for Yellow Lake Fire

10/19/2024 10:22pm

Rain and snow fell on the Yellow Lake Fire on Friday, and evacuations have been lifted, but the fight against the fire isn't over yet.

At least 7 dead in Georgia dock collapse on Atlantic coast

10/19/2024 10:04pm

At least seven people were killed after part of a boat dock collapsed, sending at least 20 into the Atlantic waters off the coast of the U.S. state of Georgia.

Utah's Asian American and Pacific Islander communities navigate the American dream

10/19/2024 9:39pm

Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders came from many different countries to Utah in search of a new life. However, navigating that dream today has become more challenging.

Own goal ends RSL regular season with 2-1 win, best point total in club history

10/19/2024 9:30pm

Diego Luna equalized for RSL in the 73rd and then a cross from Alex Katranis got a favorable touch and bounce for an own-goal game-winner in the 83rd minute.

DOJ appoints attorney to oversee election concerns, threats in Utah

10/19/2024 9:03pm

The Justice Department has appointed an election officer to oversee election-related complaints in Utah, including reports of voting rights concerns, threats of violence and election fraud.

US prosecutors see rising threat of AI-generated child sex abuse imagery

10/19/2024 8:22pm

U.S. federal prosecutors are stepping up their pursuit of suspects who use artificial intelligence tools to manipulate or create child sex abuse images, as law enforcement fears the technology could spur a flood of illicit material.

Political signs repeatedly stolen, even burned, in Bountiful

10/19/2024 7:42pm

Some homeowners in Bountiful said political signs outside their homes have been repeatedly stolen and even vandalized.

Hundreds of frozen waffle products recalled due to possible listeria contamination

10/19/2024 7:33pm

Hundreds of frozen waffle products sold in leading retailers including Walmart and Target are being recalled. The manufacturer says they could be contaminated with the listeria bacteria.

UTA's orange line could be operational in time for 2034 Winter Olympics. Here's its likely route

10/19/2024 7:04pm

Utah transit officials say they've identified a preferred fourth TRAX route, which they're aiming to build over the next decade.

How Weber County is preparing for high voter turnout

10/19/2024 6:21pm

Ballots are already starting to trickle into county clerks' offices with less than three weeks until Election Day.

New Mexico makes late comeback to give Utah State 6th straight loss

10/19/2024 5:40pm

Maybe there was something to the idea that lesser competition would equal better results for the Utah State Aggies. But it still didn't translate to a win.

Universal Orlando announces opening date for highly anticipated Epic Universe theme park

10/19/2024 5:40pm

Universal Orlando Resort announced Thursday that its highly anticipated new theme park, Epic Universe, will open on May 22, 2025, just before Memorial Day weekend.

Salt Lake EMS pilot, veteran wins national award for service

10/19/2024 4:52pm

Dan Laguna, of Salt Lake City, will be the sole Utah representative at the annual Stars of Life ceremony in Washington.

Boeing is making a new offer to the union in hopes of ending a strike now in its second month

10/19/2024 4:00pm

Striking workers at Boeing will vote next week on a new offer that could end a walkout that has lasted more than a month.

Have You Seen This? How not to handle a saw

10/19/2024 3:33pm

Leaving your saw running might save you a few seconds, but it's just a bad way to get stuff done.

GOP divisions on display in Utah legislators' email exchange

10/19/2024 3:01pm

In an exchange between some Republican members of the Utah House of Representatives, it appears some feelings within the party are quite raw ahead of the gubernatorial election.

Worth the wait: Son with Down syndrome gets service dog

10/19/2024 2:11pm

Two years ago, the Pilcher family was in the process of raising money for a service dog for their family to support their oldest son. Now their hopes have been answered.

Whooping cough cases have exploded since 2023, new CDC data shows

10/19/2024 1:21pm

Whooping cough cases are continuing to rise in the United States, with new data from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention showing that there are five times as many cases this year than at this point last year.

Utah has nation's first Center of Excellence for Stillbirth

10/19/2024 12:17pm

University of Utah Health has been named the nation's first Stillbirth Center of Excellence — a designation embracing an initiative to reduce both the number and the toll of stillbirths in the U.S.

Behind Harris-Trump, it's Obama-Musk

10/19/2024 11:38am - PARTNER

The candidates' surrogates play an outsized role in this year's close presidential election.

Police warn of car break-ins outside downtown Salt Lake haunted house

10/19/2024 11:36am

Salt Lake City police said there's been a recent rash of car break-ins outside the Fear Factory downtown, and they don't want you to be a victim.

Utahns ages 50 and older have something to say about the 2024 election

10/19/2024 10:11am

Alan Ormsby, the Utah state director for AARP, got the opinions of Utah voters who are 50 and older to discover what issues they are concerned about. He reported his findings this week.

How LJ Martin's career night powered No. 13 BYU to 7-0 start

10/19/2024 10:04am

LJ Martin's career-high 120 yards and two touchdowns on 20 carries may wind up being a forgotten footnote on BYU's fifth 7-0 start in program history — but it shouldn't be.

Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony has a poignant vibe this year

10/19/2024 9:54am

The Rock & Roll Hall Fame induction ceremony on Saturday night promises to be starry, jamming — and bittersweet. So many of the honorees this time have been lost.

First Presidency authorizes garment changes for Latter-day Saints in hot, humid climates

10/19/2024 9:38am

Redesigned options for the sacred garment worn by women in hot and muggy climates have been authorized by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, according to a spokesman.

Texas mother and son save residents from apartment fire

10/19/2024 9:02am

Residents at a burned apartment building in Texas are thanking a mother and son who first spotted the fire and woke residents up to save their lives.

Utahn reunited with team who saved his life after triathlon heart attack

10/19/2024 8:32am

What would you say to the people who saved your life? Scott Smith, 47, was reunited Friday with the medical care team whose quick actions made all the difference for him.

Ford's Power Promise program takes the hassle out of EV ownership

10/19/2024 8:00am - SPONSORED

If you are on the fence about getting an electric vehicle, Ford is out to put your anxieties to rest with their new Power Promise program.

Liam Payne's ex-partner calls for media restraint after 'painful' death

10/19/2024 7:58am

Liam Payne's former partner, pop singer Cheryl, joined an outpouring of grief on Friday over the death of the One Direction band member, calling for restraint in coverage to protect his family during an "indescribably painful time."

Is there a way for Utah, the feds to eliminate 'forever chemicals' from drinking water?

10/19/2024 7:16am

While Utah is following the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's rules for how many of certain types of chemicals are in drinking water, critics say the standard is too lax and states could do more.

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