Blood, time and monetary donations encouraged throughout March, Red Cross Month

The Red Cross is encouraging donations throughout Red Cross Month to help it continue to provide aid in emergencies and transfusions for sick Utahns.

Texas measles outbreak spreads to Oklahoma

The west Texas measles outbreak has now spread to Oklahoma, as well as New Mexico, with more than 258 cases reported Tuesday across the three states.

Lehi man charged with faking divorce to avoid paying child support

A Lehi man is facing a charge of bigamy after police say he never legally divorced his estranged wife and married another person.

'This is one I really wanted': Headband Jazz fall to Memphis in final minute

The headbands were out on Wednesday in Memphis and the losses continued.

Utah firefighters deployed as drought-plagued Texas braces for wildfire risks

Utah firefighters are once again hitting the road to help fight fires — or, at least potential fires — out of state.

In Utah, potential dismantling of the Education Department leaves more questions than answers

The Department of Education on Tuesday laid off nearly half of its workforce. What could it mean for education in Utah?

Vanna White's 'Wheel of Fortune' job includes 331 days off each year

Vanna White only works 34 days a year, but she says it's not as easy as you think.

Many Americans see Trump's actions on economy as too erratic, poll finds

Some 57% of Americans think President Donald Trump is being too erratic in his moves to shake up the U.S. economy, including his aggressive strategy to tax imports that has spooked the stock market, a Reuters/Ipsos poll that closed on Wednesday found.

Keanu Dawes rose to the moment in debut start with Utes. He should have plenty more

The long-limbed forward from Houston poured in a career-high 21 points and 15 rebounds in his first start for the Runnin' Utes.

Northern Utah man killed in Nevada car crash

A man from Weber County was killed in a Nevada car crash on Sunday.

Gov. Spencer Cox makes first donation of the Feed Utah food drive

On Saturday, March 15, Utah residents around the state are encouraged to fill a bag of food and set it on their porch for the fourth annual Feed Utah food drive.

Salt Lake County judge under criminal investigation

Third District Judge William Kendall is under a criminal investigation and is no longer presiding over cases, a court spokeswoman confirmed Wednesday.

This 'Dune' isn't fiction. It's the longest conveyer belt in the US and moving sand in Texas

A more than 40-mile long conveyor belt filled with sand stretches from the oil fields of West Texas to New Mexico, all for the purpose of one mission: oil production.

NBA fines Jazz $100,000 for violating player participation policy

The Utah Jazz's blatant tanking job has caught the eye of the NBA.

Winter storm warning issued as 'active' rain, snow pattern returns to Utah

Utah's next storm could provide over a foot of mountain snow and a few inches of valley snow by the end of the workweek. More storms are also on the horizon.

Utah County county employees praised by commissioners in annual address

The Utah County Commission praised its investment in infrastructure and the county's economy during the annual State of the County address Tuesday.

Have You Seen This? Moose on the loose obeys traffic law

When traffic slows on your commute, it's easy to blame congestion, construction or an accident ahead. In Alaska, the holdup is just as likely due to wildlife wandering down the street.

What No. 12 Iowa State said about Big 12 tournament rematch with No. 17 BYU

Will the sequel at "Ames South" live up to the legend of the original score, an 83-80 double-overtime thriller at Hilton Coliseum?

Alleged crypto millionaire charged with harassment, hate crime against police in Park City

A Park City man has been charged with threatening someone involved with the recent Vail Resorts ski patrol strike, and leaving a number of racist and homophobic messages on a Summit County sheriff's sergeant's phone, charges say.

8 ways Desert Color in St. George is appealing for fractional owners

Desert Color presents an even more compelling opportunity for buyers looking to invest in a luxury lifestyle without the full-time commitment.

Driver killed in crash near Lake Point identified as West Valley man

Troopers identified the man who died Wednesday in a car crash on eastbound I-80 near Lake Point as a 66-year-old from West Valley City.

EPA moves to unwind over two dozen US air, water regulations

The Trump administration announced a wave of regulatory rollbacks on Wednesday that included a repeal of emissions limits on power plants, reduced protections for waterways and a rollback of tailpipe pollution curbs in an effort to deliver on President Donald Trump's energy dominance agenda.

Woman rescued in southern Utah after passing note to good Samaritan

A man was arrested in southern Utah after police say he kidnapped a woman who passed a note to a stranger in a Cedar City gas station asking for help.

Mia Love: My living wish for the America I know

As her battle with brain cancer comes to an end, Mia Love takes up her pen — not to say goodbye but to say thank you.

2 felony charges filed against Lehi man accused of assaulting child at church volleyball tourney

A Lehi man already on probation for abusing a child last fall was charged Monday with felony child abuse for allegedly assaulting another child following a church volleyball tournament.

These Salt Lake bus stop designs advertise a not-so-subtle message

A pair of recently rebranded bus stops in Salt Lake City offer a glimpse of what the future of transit stops could look like — at least along routes with frequent service.

Kennedy tells US food companies to remove artificial dyes

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. told food companies including PepsiCo and Kraft Heinz in a meeting on Monday that the Trump administration wants artificial dyes out of the food supply.

Utah law allows critical care medics to perform some of the same procedures as nurses, doctors

Staff at CommonSpirit Holy Cross Hospital — Jordan Valley's emergency department — said having critical care medics in the ER will help with staffing shortages.

2 sentenced after Washington County arrests net 24 pounds of meth, firearm violations

Two men recently appeared in federal court for sentencing, including a California man indicted following his arrest with 24 pounds of suspected methamphetamine in June, while the second was sentenced for weapons and unlawful entry into the United States.

Court records say passenger attacked flight attendant, swallowed rosary beads on plane

Court records say a passenger on a flight to Miami attacked a flight attendant and swallowed rosary beads as pilots returned to the airport in Savannah, Georgia. No one was seriously hurt on the Monday night flight.

Church of Jesus Christ releases first scholarly history of Young Women organization

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints released "Carry On: The Latter-day Saint Young Women Organization," a historical narrative of the program for girls aged 12-18.

South Jordan man arrested, accused of voyeurism in mall restroom

A South Jordan man was arrested after police say he was caught looking into stalls in the women's restroom at Fashion Place Mall two different times.

Rescuers offer safety reminders as hikers turn adventurous in warmer weather

On a warm spring day when temperatures rose to the low 60s, rescuers offered safety reminders Tuesday as hikers returned to some of their favorite outdoor destinations.

Trump metals tariffs draw swift retaliation from Canada and EU

President Donald Trump's increased tariffs on all U.S. steel and aluminum imports took effect on Wednesday, stepping up a campaign to reorder global trade in favor of the U.S. and drawing swift retaliation from Canada and Europe.

Utah has a high success rate in preventing road kill

A recent report examining vehicle collisions with wildlife in 11 states says damages total $1.6 billion a year.

Poll shows many Utahns support lawmakers' plan to pursue small nuclear plants

It took some wrangling, but a bill that sets Utah on an exploratory path to pursue small nuclear plants as a power source gained endorsement by lawmakers. How do Utahns feel?

Blue-badge scammers are targeting X users

Scam artists are using X's blue checkmark as phishing bait. Gephardt investigates.

Inflation report: Consumer price growth slows in February

Consumer prices increased less than expected in February, but the improvement is likely temporary against the backdrop of aggressive tariffs on imports that are expected to raise the costs of most goods in the months ahead.

Cedar City man arrested after allegedly sending explicit photos to undercover decoy

A Southern Utah man accused of sending illicit photos to an underaged decoy was arrested as part of an undercover "chat case" by the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force in Illinois.

Church of Jesus Christ plans to add more water-saving controllers at churches across West

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints says it plans to add more smart controllers this year at meetinghouses to address water consumption across the "drought-prone" West.