Utah senators tackle solar geoengineering. What is it?

You can see them in the sky, the airplanes carrying customers or cargo. Some planes are spraying chemicals to bounce the heat of the sun back into the atmosphere in the name of climate change.

Utah woman denied bail in husband's murder case amid new evidence

In a recent detention hearing, prosecutors unveiled new evidence in the case against a woman accused of killing her estranged husband, a Utah National Guardsman.

Jazz play one of their worst halves of season in 28-point loss to Pistons

It was a comedy of errors for the Jazz in a 134-106 loss to the Pistons to close out an odd nine-game home stand.

Denver man accused of making threats to avoid extradition now faces new charges in Utah

A Colorado man accused of threatening to blow up the plane that was supposed to take him back home to Denver to face charges is now facing new charges in Utah.

2nd southern Utah man charged in robbery at check cashing business

The second of two southern Utah men has been charged with robbing a St. George check cashing business at gunpoint.

As lawmakers weigh 10 immigration bills, the foe of one fears it'll hit legal immigrants hardest

As Utah lawmakers weigh 10 immigration bills in the final days of the legislative session, the foe of one fears it'll hit legal immigrants the hardest.

Woman accused of sexually abusing teen boy at Road Home

A woman who police say sexually abused a young boy at a Midvale resource center and a storage shed in Salt Lake County is facing several felony charges.

Utah's former environmental leader tapped to oversee Salt Lake City's outdoor gems

Kim Shelley, who recently stepped down as director of the Utah Department of Environmental Quality, is now in line to oversee public lands in the state's capital city.

Legislature backs off controversial bills after 'thoughtful conversations' with judges

Utah legislative leaders said they will no longer pursue proposals to change the voting threshold in judicial retention elections or put lawmakers' recommendations about judges on the ballot.

Family reunion awaits: Your perfect getaway

Located within St. George's most exciting resort community, Ember Homes offers exclusive access to world-class amenities and the kind of thoughtful touches that transform a family reunion into an unforgettable escape.

Rascal Flatts to headline 2025 Stadium of Fire

Stadium of Fire has seen many a country music star grace its stage for its Independence Day firework spectacular, but 2025 will be the first time Rascal Flatts gets to perform its iconic country classics.

Charges dropped against woman accused of hitting, killing woman sitting in road

A judge dismissed charges against a Taylorsville woman accused of leaving the scene of an accident after she allegedly hit and killed a woman sitting in a West Valley street in 2020.

Meteorological winter is over. These were Utah's snowpack winners and losers

Utah's meteorological winter was a mixed bag, as some basins ended the season with snowpack totals near or above normal while others ended the season with record lows.

Pleasant Grove Junior High teacher charged with sexually abusing student

A Pleasant Grove Junior High teacher arrested last week was charged Monday with rape of a child involving a student and witness tampering.

Utah Hockey Club signs key defenseman to 3-year extension

The Utah Hockey Club signed Olli Määttä to a three-year extension with an average annual value of $3.5 million.

At least 31 die in Bolivia after truck rams into bus

A truck traveling on a highway in southern Bolivia collided with a bus early on Monday morning, forcing the bus off the road and killing at least 31 people, police said.

The sound of Puerto Rico … in Utah

Dr. Miriam Padilla, one of about 12,000 or so Utahns who call themselves Puerto Rican, knows Utah is pretty distant. So she learned to sing and dance what's called Bomba.

Suspected impaired driver crashes, leading to 2nd crash that injures mother, child

A man suspected of hitting the concrete barrier on I-15 while driving impaired was arrested after troopers say two other vehicles hit his disabled car, injuring a mother and child.

Utah skin cancer researcher raising awareness after surviving melanoma

Jakob Jensen was first diagnosed with melanoma while working as a lifeguard at age 19.

Trump says 25% Canada, Mexico tariffs to take effect on Tuesday

President Donald Trump said on Monday that there was no chance for Mexico or Canada to prevent 25% tariffs from taking effect on Tuesday, sending financial markets reeling on the prospect of new economic barriers in North America.

Man who stabbed victim told him, 'I'm not done with you' at the hospital, police say

A Utah man accused of stabbing another man multiple times was arrested early Monday after showing up at the same hospital and threatening the victim again, police say.

Southern Utah man faces 30 felony charges for alleged illegal conduct with teen girl

A Washington County man was charged Monday with 30 felonies accusing him of having an illegal sexual relationship with a teenage girl.

Today is the last day to order these 13 Starbucks drinks

Pour one out for the espresso Frappuccino. And another for the iced matcha lemonade. And another for several other Starbucks drinks that the coffee chain is eliminating from its menu.

Driven to Help: Utah man travels 2,000-plus miles to help North Carolina

A Utah man went to Western North Carolina to help an area ravaged by Hurricane Helene. Despite having no construction background, he came with a mission to build.

3 new studies show weight loss isn't all about diet and exercise

If your doctor tells you it only boils down to diet and exercise, seek another opinion.

Kroger Chairman and CEO resigns following investigation into personal conduct

Kroger Chairman and CEO Rodney McMullen is stepping down after an internal investigation into his personal conduct. The company said Monday that the investigation into McMullen's personal conduct was unrelated to the business, but was found to be inconsistent with Kroger's business ethics policy.

What science is starting to say about legalized marijuana

Amid the enthusiasm to legalize marijuana at the state level, prominent health researchers are sounding alarms.

Supreme Court won't reimpose death sentence for Utahn convicted in 1985 murder

The Supreme Court has left in place a Utah court decision that overturned the death sentence for a man convicted of murdering a woman to stop her from testifying against him in a rape case.

16 pounds and a world away: Egor Demin in peak form at right time for No. 25 BYU hoops

The 6-foot-9 point guard from Moscow, Russia, has long been admired for his passing. But it's his scoring touch that has the 25th-ranked Cougars surging into March.

Young Utah actor in Broadway touring company of 'Les Miserables'

Nine-year-old Jack Jewkes, a Utah native, is excited to perform in what Broadway calls "the world's most popular musical" — "Les Miserables."

Have You Seen This? Goat herding gymnastics

Take a well-executed backbend, add some sheep and a few dogs and you've got an interesting little performance.

Cliffrose Trail expands with 20 more miles of multiuse paths in Washington County

Phase two of the Cliffrose Trail system has recently been completed and offers sweeping views of Snow Canyon State Park's sandstone, Pine Valley Mountain's greenery and Zion National Park's silhouette.

Oscar winners — and losers — laugh, drink and dance together at after-parties

Oscar winners and losers partied together at post-show galas across the Los Angeles area.

An unassuming Gianna Kneepkens is one of the most efficient shooters in college history

Kneepkens is one of the most unassuming, yet efficient players in the college game.

Feeling lonely? Utah's working on a plan for that

The United States is experiencing a loneliness epidemic, and feelings of social isolation in Utah have rocketed in recent years, data shows. A new resolution from the state Legislature would recognize loneliness as a critical public health priority.

3 Ogden security guards charged with manslaughter after man left in street is run over, killed

Three security guards at an Ogden nightclub have been charged with assaulting a man and leaving him in the middle of the road where the victim was then run over and killed.

Native American hoop dancer from Utah shares important message

Terry Goedel grew up moving around the country as the son of a Navy man, never knowing about his Native American heritage. It wasn't until the age of 14 when he learned of his native roots.

4 reasons to build a backyard office

If you work from home and have a backyard, you have the opportunity to be home, local company Backyard Office Utah is bringing a solution right to your backyard.

4 ejected after motor home rolls in Washington County

Four individuals were sent to the hospital Sunday afternoon after their motor home rolled on northbound Interstate 15, according to the Utah Highway Patrol.

Trump allies pressure Zelenskyy to change course or resign

Top Republicans aligned with President Donald Trump pushed Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Sunday to change his position on the war with Russia or step aside.

St. George Musical Theater gets $500K donation for new venue

The St. George Musical Theater is gearing up for the opening of its new venue with a generous donation from the Larry H. and Gail Miller Family Foundation.