Aggies top 100-point mark in blowout win over San Jose State

The Aggies beat San Jose State for the second time this season.

How will nuclear energy get to Utah? Experts discuss paths and pitfalls

One of the factors to bringing nuclear energy to Utah as a source to help the grid and grow economic development is to foster community engagement and the support of residents.

Elon Musk's xAI updates Grok chatbot, claims it outperforms rivals

Elon Musk's artificial intelligence startup xAI announced an update to its artificial intelligence chatbot Tuesday along with claims that tests in key computing areas reflect the beta version of Grok3 is already outperforming competitors in key areas.

Riverton man faces 2 dozen criminal charges in child abuse investigation

A Riverton man arrested during a child abuse investigation is now charged with abusing additional members of his family.

2 people are dead in a small-plane collision at a southern Arizona airport

A midair collision involving two small planes in southern Arizona has killed two people.

'A day for celebration': Utah, Navajo Nation finalize landmark water rights deal

Utah and the Navajo Nation have finalized a landmark water rights agreement that will deliver key water needs to the Navajo Nation.

'Depressed and heartbroken': Up to 1,000 IRS workers in Ogden expected to be fired

As many as 1,000 IRS workers in Ogden are expected to be fired through May as part of the Trump administration's moves to cut the federal workforce.

Hearing set for estranged wife, mother-in-law accused of murdering man in American Fork

A preliminary hearing was set Wednesday for Kathryn Restelli and Tracey Grist, who are charged with murder and accused of plotting to kill Restelli's estranged husband.

RSL starts 2025 with 0-0 draw against Herediano in return to CONCACAF Champions Cup

Eleven players took the field in the new "Grid City" blue-and-white checkered kits intending to score goals and win, but the first leg of RSL's first-round CONCACAF matchup against Costa Rican side Herediano ended 0-0.

'Hard decisions': Lawmakers still weighing tax cuts after revenue lower than early projections

Utah's estimated tax revenues came in lower than previously projected Wednesday, meaning lawmakers may need to get creative to continue with plans to further cut taxes or fund bills.

Utahns are feeling better about the economy than the average American

Even as inflation swells and consumers feel the spike of goods increasing, Utahns generally feel better about their finances and the economy than people in other states.

Sen. Curtis, other Republicans distance themselves from Trump calling Zelenskyy a 'dictator'

Congressional Republicans are carefully sidestepping President Donald Trump's comments calling Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy a "dictator," instead focusing their attention to defend Ukraine and criticize the Russian government.

BYU's win over blue-blooded Kansas a night to remember in Trevin Knell's tenure

The graduate senior from Woods Cross scored 15 points with eight rebounds and four assists, becoming the 54th 1,000-point scorer in BYU men's basketball history in the Cougars' 91-57 rout of the 23rd-ranked Jayhawks.

Utah man sent to prison after admitting to murder at Salt Lake nightclub

Molitoni Fisiki Vainuku was sentenced to prison on Tuesday for shooting and killing Halapaini Latu Moala, 22, outside the New Yorker Social Club in Salt Lake City almost two years ago.

Apple unveils a souped-up and more expensive version of its lowest priced iPhone

Apple has released a sleeker and more expensive version of its lowest priced iPhone in an attempt to widen the audience for a bundle of artificial intelligence technology.

Utah lawmakers approve bill critics say will make public records more expensive

Utah lawmakers passed a bill that raises the bar for citizens to win attorneys' fees when challenging a denied public records request — a move critics say will make government less transparent.

The white man who pleaded guilty to shooting a Black teen who rang a wrong doorbell dies

An 86-year-old Missouri man has died just days after pleading guilty in the 2023 shooting of Ralph Yarl, a Black honor student who rang the white man's doorbell by mistake.

Meet Utah's 2034 Winter Games organizing committee

It's official: The leadership of the 2034 Winter Games is in place.

Utah braces for below-normal snowpack runoff

State water managers are bracing for a below-normal runoff across most of the state as the state's snowpack melts this spring.

How Hyundai vehicles stand out in today's market

With over 18 vehicle models across its extensive lineup, Hyundai has not only branched into the SUV, truck, sedan, hybrid and EV spaces, but developed new technologies to aid drivers.

2 arrested following 4-hour standoff in Heber City

A domestic violence investigation turned into a four-hour standoff in Heber City late Tuesday. Two men were arrested.

Report explains how firework malfunctioned at Stadium of Fire, injuring 26

Twenty-six people were injured on July 4, 2024, when stray fireworks went into the crowd during the annual Stadium of Fire event at LaVell Edwards Stadium in Provo, a report concludes.

Water managers share safety concerns; Legislature mulls removing fluoride from drinking water

A number of concerns have popped up over the two decades since fluoride started being used in the Davis County area.

Gov. Cox wants Utah to build toward safe, beneficial advanced nuclear reactors

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox gave welcoming remarks Tuesday to a group of experts in the field of nuclear energy, reiterating the technology is safe and vital for Utah's energy future.

New free guide to filing for Social Security benefits now available

New free guide for Utah residents could help you decide the best time to file for Social Security benefits.

Battle between Catholic bishops, Trump administration just entered new phase

U.S. Catholic bishops have been supportive of President Donald Trump's approach to religious freedom and abortion, but they're pushing back against his immigration-related moves.

How did a jet flip upside down on a Toronto runway and everyone survive?

Investigators are probing the causes of an unusual plane crash at Canada's largest airport on Monday, when a regional jet flipped upside down upon landing during windy weather, sending 21 of the 80 people on board to hospital.

Senators pump the brakes on bill to eliminate daylight saving time in Utah

A Senate committee voted Wednesday to table a bill that would have ended daylight saving time in Utah, which effectively halts its progress during the legislative session.

Trump tells 'dictator' Zelenskyy to move fast or lose Ukraine

President Donald Trump denounced Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy as a "dictator" on Wednesday, deepening a feud between the two leaders that has alarmed European officials.

Grieving family questions early lift of new patient ban following son's death at Discovery Ranch 

The family of a teenage boy who died at Discovery Ranch, a teen treatment facility, is left confused and concerned after its new patient ban was lifted six weeks earlier than expected. 

Utah lawmakers work to ensure modesty, privacy for children in schools

A bill meant to ensure privacy and modesty for students in the public education system advanced through the state Senate education committee on Friday.

How a love of baking and an Instagram post sparked the popular bakery Dough Lady

At the height of the COVID outbreak in 2020, Amy and Eric Lund had nothing else to do but bake in their home.

Scientists race to discover the depth of ocean damage sparked by LA wildfires

As crews work to remove potentially hundreds of thousands of tons of hazardous materials from the Los Angeles wildfires, researchers and officials are trying to understand how the fires on land have impacted the sea.

Former Utah congressional candidate takes on new role at the Pentagon

Utah's Colby Jenkins has landed a spot in the Trump administration, serving as the assistant secretary of defense for special operations and low intensity conflict.

Franke family speaks in support of new protections for child actors, influencers

A bill on Utah's Capitol Hill aims to give protections for child actors and influencers for the first time.

Your next job will likely come from someone you know: 4 networking secrets

If you're looking for a new gig but don't know how to leverage your connections to help, consider these four networking secrets.

Town at entrance to Zion National Park faces traffic woes amid federal worker cuts

With the recent decrease in park workers due to federal cuts, the mayor of Springdale, Washington County, noted that only one entry lane into Zion National Park was open, resulting in significant traffic congestion.

Trump signs executive order seeking to expand IVF access

President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Tuesday directing the government to expand access to in vitro fertilization and reduce the costs of the popular fertility treatment.

Utah bill would change where your money goes if you pick a black license plate

Utah's black license plate has been a smash hit. A new bill would change how much the Utah Historical Society receives from its sale.