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Cottonwood Heights police continue search for body of Utah National Guardsman

10/21/2024 10:44pm

Multiple law enforcement agencies are continuing to search for the body of a Utah National Guardsman who police believe was killed by his estranged wife.

A new sport at the Los Angeles Olympics may be headed to the East Coast. Here's why

10/21/2024 10:04pm

Matches in one of the newest sports at the 2028 Summer Games in Los Angeles, cricket, likely will be played on the East Coast.

Lefty Lucy: Freshman's first collegiate goal guides BYU by Houston in home finale

10/21/2024 10:03pm

Kesler scored her first collegiate goal with that preferred left foot, and Addie Gardner had two assists as BYU rolled to a 3-0 win over Houston in front of an announced crowd of 3,470 fans at South Field.

Disney to name CEO Bob Iger's replacement in 2026

10/21/2024 9:31pm

Walt Disney said on Monday it would announce a replacement for CEO Bob Iger in early 2026, marking the first time the company has formally announced a timetable for succession.

Volunteers of America Utah opens 16-bed residential treatment program for homeless men

10/21/2024 9:05pm

Volunteers of America Utah will open a 16-bed residential treatment program for men experiencing homelessness and mental health issues on Tuesday in Salt Lake City.

Woman stole car at gunpoint, drove it into Provo River, police say

10/21/2024 8:28pm

A Heber City woman was arrested Saturday for allegedly stealing a truck from some college students at gunpoint near Bridal Veil Falls then driving it into the river.

GoFundMe bets social media can unlock Gen Z giving with Meta partnership

10/21/2024 8:04pm

New GoFundMe tools will make it easier to circulate causes across online platforms in a push to cater toward younger generations. The crowdfunding site hopes to meet digital natives in the online spaces.

Scary movies streaming now for Halloween season

10/21/2024 7:35pm

I have broken down the horror/thriller options on the different streaming platforms for your viewing pleasure. I can't say all these titles are my cup of cider, but you do you this spooky season and use this guide if you dare.

Average health care spending has gone up nearly 20% in Utah, study says

10/21/2024 7:05pm

A Health Care Cost Institute study says health care costs in Utah have risen 19% over five years, landing at $5,000 a person.

After wife dies from non-smoking lung cancer, Utah man urges all to test for radon

10/21/2024 7:00pm - SPONSORED

One in three Utah homes have a high level of radioactive gas that causes lung cancer—and most Utahns don't know it.

Officials identify 2 killed in Roy mobile home fire

10/21/2024 6:35pm

Officials have identified two people who died after getting trapped in their mobile home from a fire in Roy earlier this month.

Why UCF is kind of team that 'could cause some issues' for No. 11 BYU

10/21/2024 6:26pm

On paper, the Knights are the exact team that can give BYU fits, led by senior running back RJ Harvey and new quarterback Jacurri Brown.

Development in S. Utah desert reserve? Official shares plans if Northern Corridor is rejected

10/21/2024 6:02pm

State officials are looking at plans for developing wilderness areas in southern Utah, with concerns if a proposed four-lane road is not approved.

Ancient meteorite was 'giant fertilizer bomb' for life on Earth, study suggests

10/21/2024 5:33pm

The space rock that slammed into Earth 66 million years ago at the end of the Cretaceous Period caused a global calamity that doomed the dinosaurs and many other life forms. But that was far from the largest meteorite to strike our planet.

'They do not feel heard': Comunidades Unidas redoubling efforts to aid immigrants

10/21/2024 5:07pm

Comunidades Unidas has been gathering input as part of a campaign to aid Utah immigrants and the effort now enters a new phase — goals to address the concerns.

Initial report shows Liam Payne had cocaine in his system when he died, says Argentine official

10/21/2024 4:36pm

An initial toxicology report for ex-One Direction singer Liam Payne, who died last week after falling from a third-floor hotel balcony in Buenos Aires, shows that he had cocaine in his system, an Argentine official said.

How an impulsive decision to plant apple trees 30 years ago became a successful family-owned business

10/21/2024 4:04pm

When Jeanne Isom planted 200 apple trees at her Blackfoot home in 1994, she never anticipated her family would own a thriving fruit farm 30 years later.

Have You Seen This? Skydiver hangs 10 after landing in a perfect wave

10/21/2024 3:31pm

A professional skydiver just made history by free falling with a surfboard and finishing his jump with some wicked surf moves on the perfect wave.

Renowned pizzaiolo, 13-time champion to bring pizza chain to Utah

10/21/2024 3:17pm

Another celebrity chef is expanding their name in Utah.

Warm Bodies, Warm Souls brings piles of warm clothing to Utahns in need

10/21/2024 3:00pm - SPONSORED

Gently used coats, hats, scarves, gloves, and blankets, as well as new underwear are being accepted at any participating Bank of Utah, Arctic Circle, or Red Hanger location Oct. 21 through Nov 15.

Lawsuits against Sean 'Diddy' Combs pile up as his lawyers seek gag order

10/21/2024 2:32pm

Sean "Diddy" Combs has been hit with seven new sexual abuse lawsuits, as his lawyers asked the judge overseeing the music mogul's criminal sex trafficking case for a gag order against Combs' accusers and their lawyers.

Judge orders Utah woman charged with murder not to have contact with her children

10/21/2024 1:13pm

Jennifer Gledhill, who is charged with killing her husband in Cottonwood Heights, was ordered by a judge Monday not to have any contact with her young children.

Listeria recall: Frozen waffles from Target, Walmart and Utah-based Kodiak Cakes

10/21/2024 12:57pm

Dozens of frozen waffle products made by TreeHouse Foods, including Utah-based Kodiak Cakes, are being voluntarily recalled due to possible bacterial contamination.

Sandy man accused of shooting teens with BB gun in retaliation

10/21/2024 12:42pm

A Sandy man is facing charges of child abuse accusing him of shooting two teen boys with a BB gun because he was upset that his daughter had been shot at with gel pellets.

Jury selection to begin for trial of man charged in NYC subway chokehold death

10/21/2024 12:38pm

Jury selection is set to begin in the criminal trial of the U.S. Marine Corps veteran who placed a man in a deadly chokehold aboard a New York City subway train last year.

From disliking to loving vegetables, Utah couple runs nonprofit to help people grow their own

10/21/2024 12:10pm

John and Holly Trimble used to dislike vegetables. Not only do they love them now, the Ogden couple runs a nonprofit to help other people grow their own.

Why you should use your FSA or HSA funds on a low-cost MRI

10/21/2024 11:30am - SPONSORED

TaylorMed MRI makes getting an MRI simple, fast, and affordable, because no one should have to wait weeks — and jump through numerous insurance hoops — to get the imaging they require.

1 injured in Salt Lake shooting

10/21/2024 11:08am

One person was injured in a shooting in Salt Lake City on Monday, according to police.

The West is having second thoughts on second homes

10/21/2024 10:52am - PARTNER

Housing shortages are forcing resort towns to address second-home ownership in their communities.

Woman suing Saratoga Springs police is suspect in arson investigation

10/21/2024 10:16am

A woman who filed a federal civil lawsuit against the Saratoga Springs police is now a suspect in an Eagle Mountain arson investigation involving a home she had been leasing.

Bankrupt Bountiful appliance business leaves customers, employees stunned, scrambling

10/21/2024 10:02am

Customers and employees of a longtime Bountiful appliance business that abruptly closed and filed for bankruptcy are scrambling to figure out the next steps after Duerden's Appliance went dark.

Cases of prescription cough syrup seized in southern Utah tied to pharmacy burglary, police say

10/21/2024 9:33am

A traffic stop in the city of Washington ended in the arrest of a man and woman found to be suspects in a pharmacy burglary.

Strut Your Mutt fundraiser brings up to 1,500 people to Liberty Park

10/21/2024 9:01am

Liberty Park was full of dogs and their owners on Saturday as Best Friends Animal Society held its 27th annual Strut Your Mutt fundraiser.

Helicopter crashes in Houston, killing 4 and destroying a radio tower

10/21/2024 8:39am

Officials say four people aboard a tour helicopter were killed when it crashed into a radio tower in Houston and burst into flames, causing a large grass fire.

Patrick Kinahan: Quarterback's injuries cost Ludwig's job as Utah offensive coordinator

10/21/2024 8:04am

All those lofty expectations, which seem a tad silly right about now, for Utah football this season essentially were based on one player.

Utah retirement experts issue critical warning about Social Security

10/21/2024 8:00am - SPONSORED

Retirement experts Tyson Thacker and Ryan Thacker have issued a critical warning to Utah residents who are planning to file for Social Security in the next five years.

How a former BYU professor became an ardent crusader for the innocent

10/21/2024 7:58am

His dad was charged with a murder he didn't commit; ever since, Dick Galbraith's heart, and money, has gone out to the falsely accused.

Georgia islanders rushed to rescue survivors after dock walkway collapse that killed 7

10/21/2024 7:53am

Pet cat recovering 1 week after it was missing, found injured on I-215

10/21/2024 7:35am

Ashley Lockwood isn't sure how her furry friend, Rocky, ended up in the middle of I-215, but she is happy to have him home.

The Girl Scouts approve a controversial decision to avoid 'dramatic' cuts

10/21/2024 7:11am

The Girl Scouts of the USA have voted to hike membership prices by 160% over the next two years, as the cash-strapped 112-year-old group looks to increase revenue in an attempt to ensure its future.

Couple says conflicts of interest, misinformation, led to rezone denial in Riverdale

10/21/2024 6:16am

The Riverdale City Council has refused to rezone a 4-acre lot for houses; property owners and potential developers believe personal interests of the mayor and others are partly to blame.

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