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'Quick-moving' storm could produce much-needed snow across Utah's mountains

02/06/2025 10:33pm

An incoming winter storm has the potential to deliver up to a foot of new snow in parts of Utah's mountains, while lower totals are expected in areas that haven't seen much moisture this winter.

Utah lawmakers address federalism while working to balance state, federal jurisdiction

02/06/2025 10:05pm

A new bill dealing with federal and state jurisdictional conflict is just one of multiple bills this session meant to deal with federal government overreach and emphasize Utah's sovereignty.

How drones could be the future in boosting Utah's precipitation

02/06/2025 9:42pm

Utah started testing drones for cloud seeding for the first time last week, marking a first in the U.S.

Dylan Guenther plays hero again as Hockey Club gets 2nd straight OT win

02/06/2025 9:22pm

Dylan Guenther did it again. This time it was just a bit less dramatic — but only a bit.

Trump says Israel would hand over Gaza after fighting, no US troops needed

02/06/2025 9:21pm

President Donald Trump said on Thursday Israel would hand over Gaza to the United States after fighting was over and the enclave's population was already resettled elsewhere, which he said meant no U.S. troops would be needed on the ground.

Utah bill would restrict some migrants from owning or purchasing firearms

02/06/2025 9:02pm

Lawmakers moved ahead with a bill to restrict migrants seeking political asylum from possessing firearms, a proposal its Republican sponsor said will help crack down on gang activity.

Utah House unanimously OKs bill increasing funding for English-language learners

02/06/2025 8:36pm

The Utah House unanimously approved a bill earmarking $500,000 a year in extra funding to help schools deal with increasing numbers of English-language learners.

Scouting for Food volunteers to collect donations for Utah's food banks Saturday

02/06/2025 8:04pm

Scouting for Food is partnering with local organizations to collect donations on Saturday to fight food insecurity in Utah.

Herriman anti-immigrant demonstration spurs counterprotest to 'celebrate our diverse community'

02/06/2025 7:38pm

An anti-immigrant demonstration last week in Herriman spurred plans for a counterprotest on Saturday to "celebrate our diverse community."

Extreme drought returns to parts of Utah as dry conditions intensify statewide

02/06/2025 7:11pm

Extreme drought has returned to Utah for the first time in nearly two years, but a weekend storm could help parts of the state that have so far missed out on winter storms.

Utah State president steps down, accepts position at Washington State University

02/06/2025 6:22pm

Utah State University President Elizabeth Cantwell announced Thursday she is leaving the school for a position at a university in Washington.

Maverik continues eastward expansion as it rebrands more of former rival's locations

02/06/2025 6:03pm

Maverik is taking on more of the Midwest and parts of the Southeast, as it continues to rebrand locations of a former counterpart that it acquired two years ago.

NCAA changes transgender policy to limit women's competition

02/06/2025 5:32pm

The NCAA has changed its participation policy for transgender athletes, limiting competition in women's sports to athletes assigned female at birth. The change came on day after President Donald Trump signed an executive order on the issue.

Utah gymnastics coach pleads guilty to filming children at gym and while traveling

02/06/2025 5:01pm

A Utah gymnastics coach and gym owner has pleaded guilty in both state and federal court to sexually exploiting at least 15 minor children by taking videos of them without their knowledge.

Utah RV dealer helps customers on a budget start their ultimate road trip

02/06/2025 4:42pm - SPONSORED

For 15 years, the team at Darren Bideaux RV has helped customers find their perfect vehicle regardless of budget — especially through their pre-owned and consignment operation.

Trump blames 'obsolete' US air traffic control system for the plane and chopper collision near DC

02/06/2025 4:22pm

President Donald Trump says he thinks last week's deadly collision between a passenger jet and Army helicopter wouldn't have happened if the U.S. had a more modern air traffic control computer system.

Pickup truck driver killed in Tooele County collision identified as Grantsville woman, 69

02/06/2025 4:19pm

A 69-year-old Grantsville woman was killed last week when two vehicles collided at an intersection in Erda.

Jazz made 1 last move at trade deadline, but Sexton, Collins and Clarkson remain in Utah

02/06/2025 3:47pm

The trade deadline came and went on Thursday afternoon without the Jazz moving any of the veterans in their rotation. But they did manage to grab one last second-round pick. Because, of course, they did.

Man dead after firing shots, barricading himself in Layton apartment

02/06/2025 3:22pm

A man was found dead after barricading himself in his Layton apartment Thursday and firing shots, police said.

Venezuelans in Utah decry Trump administration decision ending deportation protections

02/06/2025 3:22pm

Venezuelans in Utah are decrying the Trump administration decision to halt the program that had granted 350,000 Venezuelans around the country deportation protections.

Lawmaker says 1 change could keep more Utahns safe from their abusers

02/06/2025 2:43pm

A state lawmaker is sponsoring a budget request for Utah to set aside more money to cover the cost of medical exams for victims of attempted strangling, a felony crime.

Utah lawmaker takes aim at candy, soda and food dyes with 2 new bills

02/06/2025 2:11pm

A new Utah lawmaker is pushing bills aimed at eating healthy.

Cottonwood Heights woman ordered to stand trial for murder in death of estranged husband

02/06/2025 1:28pm

Jennifer Gledhill was ordered Thursday to stand trial for murder in the death of her husband. She is accused of shooting him in his sleep but pleaded not guilty to all charges.

Former BYU basketball player killed in crash near Point of the Mountain

02/06/2025 12:42pm

Former BYU basketball player Jake Shoff, 46, died after a suspected medical episode in a fatal crash near 16200 South in Utah County on Thursday.

Sheriff's office identifies woman killed in crash near Pineview Reservoir

02/06/2025 12:39pm

A 72-year-old woman who died following a crash last week on state Route 158 near Pineview Reservoir has been identified by the Weber County Sheriff's Office.

Is America falling out of love with marriage?

02/06/2025 12:18pm - PARTNER

The latest American Family Survey looks at marriage, economics, parenting and other aspects of life.

Judge blocks Trump buyout offer for government workers until at least Monday

02/06/2025 12:08pm

A federal judge Thursday temporarily blocked the Trump administration's proposed buyout for federal workers until at least Monday, giving an initial win to labor unions who sued to stop it.

How mytinnitusnumber.org is dramatically improving the lives of tinnitus patients

02/06/2025 11:30am - SPONSORED

Mytinnitusnumber.org helps individuals with tinnitus better understand their condition and take proactive steps toward treating it and getting the relief they need.

Ballet West debuts 'Cinderella' with costumes, sets from London's Royal Ballet

02/06/2025 11:01am

The magical fairytale of "Cinderella" returns to Salt Lake City, but this time dancers will grace the stage with costumes and sets from the Royal Ballet in London.

Utah bakery feeling the pain of soaring egg prices

02/06/2025 10:43am

The rising cost of eggs is taking a huge toll on local bakers who go through thousands of eggs every week.

Utah's call for action: Addressing sexual assault through prevention and support

02/06/2025 10:04am

More than 50 people squeezed into a room in the Capitol Tuesday evening for "Advocacy Day on the Hill" hosted by the Utah Coalition Against Sexual Assault regarding sexual assault resources and prevention in the state.

Parked Delta plane clipped by taxiing Japan Airlines plane at Seattle airport

02/06/2025 9:16am

Authorities at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport say a Japan Airlines plane that was taxiing on the tarmac apparently clipped the tail of a parked Delta aircraft Wednesday morning.

Public labor union bill back to a complete ban on collective bargaining

02/06/2025 9:07am

After multiple changes were made to one of the most controversial bills of the 2025 legislative session, the latest House version of a public labor unions bill would once again completely prohibit public sector collective bargaining.

STARBASE Hill program in Utah shuts down due to massive funding reduction

02/06/2025 8:47am

A Department of Defense youth program is the latest victim of budget cuts on Washington's Capitol Hill, and thousands of Utah children will feel the impact.

Republicans taken 'by surprise' over Trump's suggestion to take control of Gaza

02/06/2025 8:21am

Republican lawmakers were just as surprised as the rest of the country when President Donald Trump suggested the United States should take over Gaza late Tuesday. And many of them still are unsure what to think.

Witness, trooper share story of wreck, 3.5 hour extrication on Legacy Parkway

02/06/2025 8:01am

The day after a semitruck crash severely injured a driver and traffic snarled, one of the first witnesses on scene and a trooper shared their accounts of the subsequent rescue.

Park City resident wishes he had tested his home for radon years ago

02/06/2025 8:00am - SPONSORED

Johnson is pleading with all Utah residents to test for radon after a harrowing journey with cancer.

Honeywell, one of the few remaining US industrial conglomerates, will split into 3 companies

02/06/2025 7:44am

Honeywell plans to separate its automation and aerospace technologies businesses from the U.S. industrial conglomerate, following similar actions by companies such as General Electric and Alcoa.

Developers suspicious after Orem home scheduled for demolition burns down

02/06/2025 7:21am

A home scheduled to be demolished went up in flames Tuesday.

White House says it will cancel $8M in Politico subscriptions

02/06/2025 6:50am

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt, responding Wednesday to a question about a right-wing conspiracy theory, announced that the federal government would cancel $8 million worth of Politico subscriptions.

Why 'quiet zone' from Salt Lake City to Ogden likely won't be resolved for at least another month

02/06/2025 6:16am

A quiet zone from Salt Lake City to Ogden remains held up with a new waiver request being sought in the process to reinstate it.

'He's a killer': Walker Kessler's 'inspiring' play leads Jazz to stunning win over Warriors

02/06/2025 12:22am

The Jazz came back from 11 down in the final three minutes to beat the Golden State Warriors Wednesday.

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