'In life you win or you learn': What Utah Hockey Club needs to learn after loss to Devils

Before fans had fully settled into their seats in the third period, the New Jersey Devils struck.

Warmer weather has many Utahns ready for gardening

As warmer weather hits Utah, people are already getting a head start on gardening.

Foooouss: Traore's double-double leads No. 25 BYU by West Virginia for 6th straight win

Traore poured in 20 points as the 25th-ranked Cougars stretched their winning streak to five straight Saturday with a 77-56 win over the Mountaineers.

Happy anniversary! University of Utah celebrates 175 years

It's unlikely that University of Utah founding regent William Ivans Appleby — 175 years ago — envisioned legions of laptop-toting students hustling from class to class across today's sprawling, 1,500-plus acre campus.

Brian Redd tapped as Salt Lake's next police chief, but will he ease crime concerns?

Mayor Erin Mendenhall and her choice to become Salt Lake City's new police chief, Brian Redd, talked about their plans for addressing crime in the city.

Should liability be limited at Utah's key Olympic facilities? What state lawmakers say

A bill limiting liability at state-built Olympic facilities is headed to the Utah House floor.

BYU men, women finish top 3 each at Big 12 indoor track and field championships

Sixth-year senior Casey Clinger paced the BYU men's indoor track and field team to a third-place finish at the conference championships Saturday.

24-year-old identified as motorcyclist killed in State Street collision

A motorcyclist died Saturday after colliding with a pickup truck at 1700 South and State on Saturday night. Salt Lake police identified the man on Tuesday.

Trump-Zelenskyy clash divides US Republicans, dims aid prospects

An angry White House clash between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and President Donald Trump divided the U.S. president's fellow Republicans and dimmed prospects that Congress will approve any further aid for Kyiv in its war with Russia.

BYU greenhouse design provides fresh produce year-round for homeless center

Innovative greenhouse designs by BYU students are being used to a reduce food insecurity during the winter months at a local food center.

Ezra Ausar leads with 25 as Runnin' Utes pull away to beat Sun Devils 99-73

Neither team could get a clear advantage Saturday night.

The Utah Senate shut down this House immigration bill. Why?

House Republicans launched the 2025 legislative session with a package of bills that would increase the consequences for immigration-related crimes.

Utah Warriors embrace 'ohana' home culture amid 2-0 start to Year 8

Joe Mano continued his impressive run of form to start the season with three tries for a match-high 17 points, and Joel Hodgson came off the bench for 7 points for the Warriors.

Ukraine's Zelenskyy gets warm welcome in UK after Trump clash

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer greeted President Volodymyr Zelenskyy with a warm embrace on Saturday after the Ukrainian leader flew to London for talks following his clash at the White House with President Donald Trump.

Advisories issued for winter storm that will deliver 'active' start to Utah's meteorological spring

The next storm headed Utah's way has the potential to deliver over a foot of snow in some mountain areas.

RSL gets 1st win of season with 2-0 result over Seattle Sounders

An own goal gave RSL a lead for the first time in MLS play this season after falling 4-0 in last Saturday's season opener in San Jose.

Utah State loses in blowout to Colorado State, drops 2 in a row for first time this season

The Aggies suffered a road blowout loss to Colorado State on Saturday.

Increased visitation at Antelope Island State Park prompts new visitor center

Antelope Island State Park in Utah has been experiencing record visitation in the past four years, prompting park managers to build a new visitor center to help handle the growing crowds.

Maty Wilke drains halfcourt shot to lift Utah to 76-73 win over BYU in OT

The bank was open. And Maty Wilke called her shot.

Have You Seen This? Beware the Venus flytrap

I'm just thankful that Venus flytraps don't get bigger. They're downright scary looking.

Will Utah join a tri-state nuclear compact with its neighbors?

Utah may form a compact with Idaho and Wyoming in the states' pursuit of deploying advanced nuclear technologies, focusing on a regional emphasis that fortifies a united front.

Family of former Utah congresswoman Mia Love says cancer not 'responding to treatment'

The family of former Utah congresswoman Mia Love says they've "shifted our focus from treatment to enjoying our remaining time with her" in a somber medical update Saturday.

Proposal to create new Utah Debate Committee fails to move forward

Utah lawmakers voted not to advance a plan that would effectively sideline the group in charge of running political debates and create a state-run one instead.

Utah man killed in shooting along I-15 in Idaho

Idaho authorities say they are investigating a shooting along I-15 that left a 31-year-old Utah man dead.

Spice Kitchen Incubator helps launch woman-owned Dominican restaurant

Spice Kitchen Incubator helped launch Hispaniola Bistro, a woman-owned Dominican eatery business, on Thursday.

A new Deseret News/HarrisX poll shows what Americans think about ICE raids in churches and schools

Most voters want Trump to focus deportations on criminals.

Utah Hockey fans scoring big for downtown businesses

Since the Utah Hockey Club came to town, fans have been flocking to see the team and bringing their wallets with them.

A UVU nature and research center for Utah Lake may get legislative lift

A legislative measure which gives a nod to a new nature and research center affiliated with Utah Valley University and focused on all things Utah Lake passed the House Natural Resources, Agriculture and Environment committee earlier this week.

Utah's public records law helps citizens, not just journalists, shed light on government

GRAMA Man Dan is an example of how citizens can shine a light on government by making public records requests.

Gaza ceasefire nears end with Israel and Hamas split on way forward

The first phase of the ceasefire in Gaza is nearing its end — with Israel and Hamas split on what comes next.

New BYU research aiming to do what FAA can't — track low-flying drones

New radar-based drone tracking technology developed by a team of BYU researchers could represent a game-changing first step toward managing the emerging and increasingly congested realm of overhead air traffic.

Utah lawmakers move to make secret the candidates to lead state universities

Utah lawmakers are looking to make the process of selecting presidents for public universities secret, prompting pushback from transparency advocates.

Choosing a building lot for a home? Here are the do's and don'ts

Whether you're looking to create your home on the top of a hill or in a warmer climate, here are four do's and don'ts for buying a lot.

Economic blackout more of a 'symbolic flex,' economist says

An economist at Weber State University said organizers of an economic blackout may need to change their strategy if they want impactful results.

Why Salt Lake City is seeking to drastically change its zoning map

Salt Lake City is looking to completely rewrite its zoning map as it looks to solve its housing issues.