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McCallum caps senior night with 10.0 as Red Rocks beat UCLA with season-high score

03/15/2025 11:58pm

Avery Neff and Makenna Smith both knew before anyone else.

'Disgusting and disturbed': Relative, expert condemn Lori Daybell's claims in 'Dateline' special

03/15/2025 10:32pm

Lori Vallow Daybell's interview last week with 'Dateline,' her first public interview, drew strong reactions from JJ Vallow's grandfather, Larry Woodcock, among others.

RSL earns first win in Houston since 2018 with 2-1 result

03/15/2025 10:09pm

Emeka Eneli helped his team lock in and decide, "We're not going to concede a goal no matter what happens," over the final 45 minutes as RSL escaped east Texas with 3 points.

Judge temporarily blocks Trump's use of wartime powers to target Venezuelan gang members

03/15/2025 9:44pm

A federal judge on Saturday temporarily blocked any deportations that would occur under President Donald Trump's invocation of a little-used wartime law to expedite the expulsion of alleged members of a Venezuelan gang.

Utah Royals open season with chippy 1-1 draw against Bay FC

03/15/2025 9:32pm

Montreal native Bianca St-Georges was on the receiving end of a long ball from goalkeeper Mandy McGlynn as temperatures dipped below 40 degrees early in Utah's 1-1 draw with Bay FC.

Can downtown Salt Lake City fully recover from COVID? These future trends can help

03/15/2025 9:03pm

Downtown Salt Lake business leaders say the social economy has been huge over the past five years, while there are positive outlooks for other aspects of the downtown economy.

US has most measles cases since 2019's record wave

03/15/2025 8:22pm

The U.S. now has more measles cases than were recorded in all of 2024, making the early tally of 2025 second only to the 2019 record tally in recent history.

Morehouse's Rev. Lawrence Carter calls for 'a new generation of Christians' at BYU

03/15/2025 7:44pm

The Rev. Lawrence Edward Carter Sr., a dean at Morehouse College in Atlanta, called on students and faculty at BYU to join him "on a mission of peace" during an address Thursday.

Statewide food drive brings in thousands of donations for Utah families in need

03/15/2025 7:03pm

Volunteers across Utah spent their Saturday morning collecting food donations from doorsteps as part of the annual Feed Utah food drive for the Utah Food Bank.

EBUGs and honesty: How Utah HC's Karel Vejmelka is handling being an every-game goalie

03/15/2025 6:56pm

On Saturday, a goalie with unfamiliar pads and an unfamiliar face took the ice for the Utah Hockey Club during a practice in Vancouver. There was a reason for that.

Layton residents push back on tree removal plan, including paying city for half the cost

03/15/2025 6:39pm

Layton officials are planning to remove up to 310 trees at the Kay Creek Estates subdivision to improve sidewalk safety and they want residents to pay for half of the cost.

California man wins $50 million in lawsuit over burns from Starbucks tea

03/15/2025 5:46pm

A delivery driver has won $50 million in a lawsuit after being seriously burned when a Starbucks drink spilled in his lap at a California drive-thru.

Access denied: How Utah lawmakers made it harder to get government records

03/15/2025 5:02pm

The Utah Legislature passed bills during its 45-day general session that will make it more difficult and expensive for Utahns to access government records.

My tax money went where? State Auditor Tina Cannon wants more transparency

03/15/2025 4:13pm

Utah's new auditor, Tina Cannon, said she wants to empower residents to see how much their government has grown and to verify exactly where those dollars end up to help hold state officials accountable.

Have You Seen This? The hazards of VR

03/15/2025 3:31pm

Stay alert out there, kids. If you're playing virtual reality, be aware of your surroundings and don't go wandering too much.

Trump signs a bill funding the government for 6 months, avoiding a shutdown

03/15/2025 2:52pm

President Donald Trump has signed into law legislation funding the government through the end of September. His signature Saturday ends the threat of a partial government shutdown.

Rep. Romero plans to keep focus on missing, murdered Indigenous people after bill fizzles

03/15/2025 2:24pm

Utah Rep. Angela Romero plans to keep focused on the issue of missing and murdered Indigenous people though a bill focused on the issue fizzled as the legislative session ended.

911 call released in University of Idaho student murder case

03/15/2025 1:50pm

The 911 audio from the day Kaylee Goncalves, Ethan Chapin, Xana Kernodle and Madison Mogen found dead in their Moscow, Idaho home, was released Friday.

A river 'died' overnight in Zambia after acidic waste spill at a Chinese-owned mine

03/15/2025 1:07pm

Authorities and environmentalists in Zambia fear "catastrophic consequences" from an acid spill at a Chinese-owned mine that poisoned a major river and could potentially affect millions of people.

BYU women's distance medley relay repeats as national champs

03/15/2025 12:37pm

The NCAA indoor track and field championships hit the halfway mark Friday night, but BYU already has a national championship from it. Another one, even.

Dallin Hall's role has changed with BYU basketball, but his leadership hasn't

03/15/2025 12:22pm

On a night that was mostly forgettable following the end of a nine-game winning streak, Hall was more than a box-score footnote.

Utah National Guard member speaks out after supervisor secretly recorded her

03/15/2025 12:11pm

A Utah National Guard member says she was secretly recorded by her supervisor while changing. She was scared she wouldn't be trusted before he admitted to his actions.

Planning commission recommends industrial zoning along Provo River

03/15/2025 11:29am

The Provo Planning Commission has recommended a zoning change that would allow a property running along a portion of the Provo River to be converted into an industrial warehouse complex.

How Utahns feel about Trump's Jan. 6 pardons, and Biden's pardon of his son

03/15/2025 11:08am - PARTNER

A new Deseret News/Hinckley Institute poll conducted by HarrisX shows what Utah voters think of recent presidential pardons.

Monster storm across the US sparks threat of tornadoes in the South; at least 5 dead

03/15/2025 10:38am

At least five people have been killed in a monster storm sweeping across much of the U.S. At least two people were killed in Missouri after a tornado struck the Bakersfield area.

From Olympics to Red Rocks star: Grace McCallum enjoying 'every last moment I get'

03/15/2025 10:07am

The nerves on Saturday night will be different for Grace McCallum.

'Make it fun for them': Park City Olympic aspirants on a mission to diversify skiing

03/15/2025 9:39am

Park City-based skiers and Olympic aspirants Fantaye Gilbertson and Tallulah Proulx are on a mission to bolster interest in skiing among Black and other minority kids.

Experts clash in competency hearing of 30-year-old with history of dismissed sex charges

03/15/2025 8:48am

A string of cases involving sexual crimes against children have been dismissed against Jonathan Soberanis due to competency issues. Some experts now testify in federal court he is able to stand trial.

A difficult era for American Jews, including in Utah

03/15/2025 8:15am

While Anti-Defamation League CEO Jonathan Greenblatt thanked God for a possible end to the Israel-Hamas war, he also highlighted the deep, growing sense of fear experienced by American Jews in his State of Hate address.

Test Drive: The 2025 Ford Maverick Hybrid is a game changer

03/15/2025 8:00am - SPONSORED

They've made an already excellent vehicle better that will (and should) appeal to even non-truck buyers.

Israel rejects Hamas offer to free Israeli-American hostage as 'psychological warfare'

03/15/2025 7:37am

Hamas said on Friday it had agreed to free an American-Israeli dual national if Israel begins the next phase of ceasefire talks towards a permanent end to the war, an offer Israel dismissed as "psychological warfare."

What outgoing IOC president says about Utah's Games — and transgender athletes at Olympics

03/15/2025 7:16am

Utah's successful bid to host the 2034 Winter Games "had it all," International Olympic Committee President Thomas Bach declared to a global group of reporters Wednesday as he wraps up his 12-year tenure.

Utah State bows out of Mountain West Tournament in loss to Colorado State

03/15/2025 1:58am

After the loss, the Aggies await whether they will make the NCAA Tournament.

Utah Hockey Club faces new challenge after bad loss to Seattle: Turning the page

03/15/2025 12:12am

The Utah Hockey Club let one slip away. Or, maybe more accurately, it gave one away.

Jazz reach 2nd 8-game losing streak of season in 126-118 loss to Toronto

03/15/2025 12:01am

The Utah Jazz tied its longest losing streak of the season Friday with a 126-118 loss to the Toronto Raptors at the Delta Center.

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