Beaver Mountain prepares for 85th anniversary celebration

The longest run continuously family-owned ski resort in the US is now almost 85 years old. They're preparing for celebrations starting this weekend.

Push for permanent US daylight saving time frozen as Trump says Americans are divided

A three-year congressional effort to make daylight saving time permanent in the United States appears to have halted, with President Donald Trump saying on Thursday that Americans are evenly divided over the issue.

An unexpected tax form in your mailbox could signal identity theft

People are reporting they've received a surprise tax form falsely claiming they've made money on a payment app they never used.

Texas Tech upsets Utah women 75-64 in 2nd round of Big 12 Tournament

The Lady Raiders were the aggressors in the second-round game and forced Utah into uncomfortable situations all night just 24 hours after defeating Kansas 57-53.

Karel Vejmelka helps Utah shake off rust with 38-save night in win over Red Wings

Maybe Karel Vejmelka should have asked for more money.

3 Utah prison inmates charged with attempted murder

An attack on an inmate at the Central Utah Correctional Facility in Gunnison has resulted in attempted murder charges.

State Department to reportedly use AI to revoke visas of students it sees as Hamas supporters

The State Department will use artificial intelligence to revoke visas of foreign students who it perceives as supporters of Palestinian Hamas militants, Axios reported on Thursday, citing senior State Department officials.

Intuitive Machines Athena lander on the moon, but status unclear as news conference nears

Intuitive Machines said on Thursday that its robotic Athena lander has landed on the moon's surface, but details of the spacecraft's status and health remained unclear.

What makes fentanyl more dangerous than other drugs?

The Utah Legislature unanimously passed a bill Wednesday that would criminalize the trafficking of fentanyl and carfentanil as a first-degree offense, after Utah set a record for fentanyl pill seizures last year.

Troopers seize more than 1,000 pounds of marijuana and edibles during traffic stop

A Pennsylvania man accused of following another car too closely is now facing charges of drug distribution in Salt Lake County.

Pope Francis, in stable condition, sends first audio message from hospital

Pope Francis on Thursday sent his first audio message since being hospitalized for double pneumonia nearly three weeks ago.

SLCC gallery featuring student exhibit inspired by MLK's Beloved Community concept

Salt Lake Community College's Eccles Gallery is featuring a student photography exhibit inspired by Martin Luther King Jr.'s Beloved Community concept.

Could Salt Lake City expand paid parking to more areas beyond downtown?

Utah's capital city is looking to shake up long-standing parking issues, including crackdowns on areas that struggle when special events are happening.

Semitruck catches fire in Sugar City, Idaho, after collision with train

A semitruck caught fire after getting hit by a train in Idaho Thursday.

Trump tells cabinet secretaries they, not Musk, are in charge of staff cuts

President Donald Trump told his cabinet members on Thursday that they, not Elon Musk, have the final say on staffing and policy at their agencies, according to a source familiar with the matter.

Lagoon is phasing out its zoo, has already relocated big cats

Lagoon announced it is phasing out the zoo featured in its Wild Kingdom train ride. A public records requests showed that six big cats have already been relocated to a Colorado sanctuary.

Utah Inland Port Authority amendment bill signed by governor

A bill expanding the Utah Inland Port Authority's ability to purchase and influence development on land adjacent to existing project areas was signed into law Monday.

Teen charged in shootout that injured 2 in West Valley City

An illegal gun sale gone wrong led to two people being shot inside a car in West Valley City in February. Criminal charges have been filed in juvenile court against a 16-year-old.

SR 92 reopens near Provo Canyon after 2 vehicles crash into river

State Route 92, which runs between Provo Canyon and Sundance Mountain Resort, is closed Thursday afternoon due to multiple crashes.

Trump delays tariffs for goods covered under Mexico, Canada trade deal

President Donald Trump on Thursday exempted goods from both Canada and Mexico under a North American trade pact for a month from the 25% tariffs that he had imposed earlier this week, the latest twist in fast-shifting trade policy that has whipsawed financial markets and business leaders.

Patrick Kinahan: Prodigal coach returns to hopefully save Utah basketball

Strike up a resounding win for the old guard, which got what it desperately wanted to rejuvenate the beleaguered Utah men's basketball program.

18-year-old man arrested, accused of shooting at teen's head

A fight between two groups at a West Valley fast food restaurant resulted in shots being fired and one man arrested.

Portland man in Salt Lake airport road-rage incident returned to damage driver's car, police say

Police say an Oregon man who was involved in a road-rage incident in a parking lot at the Salt Lake City International Airport returned to damage the other driver's car.

From cosmetology to other opportunities: How Snow College transformed a student's future

With its commitment to accessible, quality education in a supportive community, Snow College empowers individuals to unlock their full potential.

RootsTech connects people around the world in efforts to discover their family

RootsTech, an annual genealogy conference hosted by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and FamilySearch, started Thursday and goes through Saturday.

Developer wants to build a hotel at abandoned corner next to Sugar House Park

A developer hopes to turn an empty lot next to Sugar House Park into a 141-room hotel with amenities, in the latest attempt to find a use for the old Sizzler site.

Utah Legislature: Pride flag ban, immigration proposals advance during second-to-last day

Utah lawmakers have less than 48 hours to pass bills before the 2025 legislative session ends at midnight Friday, and there are still hundreds of proposals up for consideration.

Are you aware of what your child could be agreeing to online?

Utah has often set the national standard in using legislative power to protect children online. The latest bill to pass, SB142, protects children from entering legal contracts.

Idaho student killings suspect has autism spectrum disorder, court filings say

A recently unsealed defense motion in the capital murder case against Bryan Kohberger offers the most detailed picture of the suspect's personality to emerge since his arrest.

Who owns the land in the West?

New polls show how Utahns and Westerners feel about the deeply American conflict over public lands.

Tooele man beat woman and let his dog die in a fire, police say

A Tooele man was arrested Wednesday and accused of beating a woman and also allowing his dog to die in a burning truck.

20 years after starring at BYU, Jernaro Gilford is exactly where he needs to be

After a breakout 11-2 season and the top-rated defense in the Big 12, Gilford was elevated to the role of defensive passing game coordinator.

It's been 5 years since COVID-19 hit Utah. What we've learned since then

Utahns and Utah's health leaders have learned quite a bit about infectious diseases and how to respond in the five years since the state's first COVID-19 infection.

Coming home: Former Runnin' Utes great Alex Jensen hired as Utah's next head coach

The Centerville native was hired as the University of Utah's newest men's basketball coach.

US House censures Democrat Al Green for protesting Trump's speech

A handful of Democrats joined the majority Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives on Thursday in voting to censure Democrat Al Green over shouting at President Donald Trump during his speech.

From No. 1 recruit to budding Red Rocks star, Avery Neff is creating her own 'legacy'

It probably shouldn't come as a surprise that someone like Avery Neff is ultra competitive, but that competitive spirit carries over into all facets of her life.

'Could they stop me?' man asks before stabbing victim multiple times at party, charges say

A Kearns man was charged Wednesday with stabbing a partygoer multiple times, leaving the victim with life-threatening injuries.

YouTube brings cheaper subscription tier to US with no ads, except for music

Alphabet's YouTube on Wednesday rolled out a $7.99 monthly subscription service that is ad-free for most videos, except music, to create a plan to compete more directly with offerings from Netflix and Disney.

Father of Utah Marine killed in Afghanistan feels 'vindicated' after Trump's speech

The father of a Marine killed in a bombing in Kabul, Afghanistan, said "it was amazing" to hear President Donald Trump discuss getting justice for his son in his speech to Congress.

How to build a responsible AI strategy

AI is quickly becoming an invaluable tool, meaning every individual and business should have a plan for responsible AI use

The Department of Veteran Affairs faces 80,000 job cuts

The Department of Veteran Affairs is the latest target for federal job cuts, with nearly 80,000 positions slated for elimination.

Utah family says they were targeted in racially-motivated verbal assault

A Utah father is speaking out after a stranger verbally attacked his family. Mario Garcia feels the aggressor's actions were racially motivated.

'Read this e-mail immediately': CDC tells about 180 fired employees to come back to work

The nation's top public health agency says about 180 probationary employees who were laid off two weeks ago can come back to work after emails stating a Feb. 15 termination notice was rescinded went out to them Tuesday.

Senate stopped bill to get rid of daylight saving time, even as most Utahns support the legislation

The switch to daylight saving time is coming this weekend, and a bill to keep Utah on standard time all year long was stopped Tuesday by the Senate.