UTA to expand ski service up Little Cottonwood Canyon this season

As ski resorts begin to open across the state, the Utah Transit Authority will resume its regular ski service later this month and will add something slightly new.

'The saddest thing I've seen in Italy': Tiny Trevi Fountain stand-in pool draws scorn

When the city of Rome constructed what looks like a backyard swimming pool in front of the famous Trevi Fountain for tourists to toss their coins into while the baroque landmark is emptied for renovations, the reaction was swift — and brutal.

Utah Hockey Club's offense silenced in 4-0 loss to Nashville

Heading into Saturday's game against the Utah Hockey Club, Nashville was the last-placed team in the NHL. Not anymore.

Access is uniting unlikely alliances for area in Big Cottonwood Canyon

Cyle Buxton has owned land in the Big Cottonwood Canyon area for 50 years, and before that, his ancestors did for 130 years.

Vineyard residents vote to expand City Council

Vineyard residents have voted to expand its City Council after Proposition 10 passed in the general election.

Salt Lake men, women sweep JUCO cross country national championships

Former Davis High star Angelina Lione finished fifth in 17:30.6 to lift the Bruin women's program to their second national title in three years.

US agency raises concerns about Tesla Full Self-Driving social media posts

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration raised concerns about Tesla social media posts that suggested its Full Self-Driving software can be used as a robotaxi and does not need driver attention.

Utah missionary surprises family at airport with an unexpected family member

A family at Salt Lake City International Airport Friday received a stunning surprise when the missionary's twin brother returned home at the same time.

Here's how to get your free copy of 'Putting on Christ'

"Putting on Christ" by author Steven Anthony Bishop seeks to inspire those who are diligent truth seekers. And now interested readers can get an e-book version for free.

Creative arts therapy classes at the U. to help those interested in the field

University of Utah will offer a series of four classes focused on creative art therapies, which will allow more students — inside and outside the University — to work in hospitals and schools across the state.

Jazz overcome big Wemby performance to earn 2nd win of season

The biggest player on the court came through for San Antonio. Then the smallest came through for Utah.

Biden, Trump to meet at the White House on Wednesday

President Joe Biden and President-elect Donald Trump will meet on Wednesday at the White House on Biden's invitation, a White House spokesperson said on Saturday.

Kaysville city leaders speak out against using emissions building for warming center

Davis County is trying to find a home for its code blue shelter after one in Fruit Heights fell through due to pushback from residents.

BYU women erupt for 31-point 3rd quarter to rally by Wyoming

Delaney Gibb poured in 22 points, six rebounds and six assists as BYU overturned a 40-27 halftime deficit with 31 points in the third quarter en route to a 76-63 win over Wyoming.

Have You Seen This? Safari guide stops charging elephant like it's a regular Tuesday

In the war of elephant vs. man, that is one for man.

Utah company addresses safety vulnerability at electric vehicle charging stations

In case of an emergency, a Utah company has developed a device to help electric vehicle drivers quickly disconnect from charging stations without getting out of the vehicle.

3 firefighters injured in Riverton garage fire

Three firefighters were injured while fighting a car fire in a Riverton garage on Saturday afternoon.

Salt Lake police arrest 9 while clearing motel for winter overflow shelter

Police say they arrested 9 people trespassing at 1990 West North Temple Street, which is being converted from a motel to a temporary overflow shelter for the winter.

Sharon McMahon is doing the next needed thing

'America's government teacher' launched a global movement by explaining the Electoral College on Instagram.

Studying the ocean deep at 4,500 feet? It's happening at landlocked Utah State

Starting this academic year, USU students can earn a marine science minor that is already drawing broad interest across the arid Beehive State.

Free throws among bugaboos in BYU men's basketball's first week

It's easy to take criticism and identify blind spots with wins over losses, and that's what BYU men's basketball felt after Friday night's 86-80 win over UC Riverside.

The 5 greatest movie rivalries for Rivalry Week

It is rivalry week, which means we're all thinking the same thing: What are the greatest movie rivalries of all time? Wait, is that not what you're thinking?

Undeciphered symbols may be key to origin of world's oldest writing system

Researchers have uncovered links between the precursor to the world's oldest writing system and the mysterious, intricate designs left behind by engraved cylindrical seals that were rolled across clay tablets about 6,000 years ago.

How Herriman High girls are 'running with the bulls'

All the pre-meeting boxes had been checked in the moments prior to the recent gathering of Herriman High School's "Girls Investing Club."

Clothing drive being held for Utes football player killed in 2021

You can always fill your belly at the Taylorsville Texas Roadhouse. But for the next week, you can also fill your soul.

US Capitol Christmas tree visiting Wheeler Historic Farm on Saturday

This year's U.S. Capitol Christmas tree will stop at Wheeler Historic Farm on Saturday, before being delivered to Washington, D.C., later this month.

See the wonders of Japan in 2025 with a Utah tour group

If you've ever considered visiting Japan, this might be the best year to make that dream a reality. In 2023, Conde Nast Traveler subscribers voted Japan as the "best country in the world."

Navajo food traditions tap into the past, and future, of farming the arid Southwest

When you imagine a ripe, juicy peach, you might not picture it growing in a red rock canyon. Centuries ago, however, tribes in the Four Corners cultivated vast orchards of an heirloom variety called the Southwest peach.