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'This is not about you': Hardy lights into Jazz after 'embarrassing' showing against Memphis
03/25/2025 11:33pm
Utah was outscored by 38 in the final 24 minutes in a 141-117 loss to the Memphis Grizzlies.
Human remains found near pond in West Valley City
03/25/2025 10:28pm
Human remains were found near a pond in West Valley City Tuesday evening.
Motorcyclist struck, critically injured in West Jordan hit-and-run
03/25/2025 10:06pm
A man was critically injured after his motorcycle was struck by a car in West Jordan on Tuesday.
US consumer sentiment tumbles to 4-year low; fears over tariffs mount
03/25/2025 10:02pm
U.S. consumer confidence plunged to the lowest level in more than four years in March, with households fearing a recession in the future and higher inflation because of tariffs.
Pilot, 2 children survive night on airplane's wing after it crashes into icy Alaska lake
03/25/2025 9:41pm
A pilot and two children survived on the wing of a plane for about 12 hours after it crashed and was partially submerged in an icy Alaska lake. They were rescued after being spotted by a Good Samaritan conducting a search.
Deputies caution about melting ice, snow and fast-moving rivers amid fast warmup
03/25/2025 9:22pm
As temperatures saw a quick warmup into the low 70s Tuesday, deputies were cautioning those headed to the outdoors about multiple potential hazards posed by melting ice and snow.
Over half of Americans say making English the official US language is important
03/25/2025 9:02pm
Just over half of Americans say making English the official U.S. language is "extremely" or "very" important, according to a Pew Research Center survey.
Spring doesn't mean the ski and snowboard season is over
03/25/2025 8:35pm
Don't let the warm weather fool you. There's still a lot of skiing and snowboarding to be had at Utah resorts.
US judge sets Boeing 737 MAX fraud trial for June 23
03/25/2025 8:01pm
A judge on Tuesday abruptly set a June 23 trial date in the Justice Department's criminal fraud case against Boeing stemming from the plane-maker's alleged misrepresentations to U.S. regulators about a key system on the 737 MAX.
Ex-Iron County GOP treasurer now faces federal fraud charges
03/25/2025 7:40pm
Federal charges were filed this week against former Iron County GOP treasurer Blake Floyd Cozzens, accusing him of embezzling $1.9 million and using the money, in part, to gamble.
Feds unfreeze $50M grant for Great Salt Lake projects ahead of uncertain runoff
03/25/2025 7:11pm
Utah expects some additional Great Salt Lake gains after a "remarkably average" snowpack collection season. The lake is also receiving federal aid after some uncertainty.
Meet the Utah residents saving lives one radon test at a time
03/25/2025 7:00pm
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Because radon gas cannot be seen or smelled, many Utahns don't realize they're being exposed until a family member is diagnosed with cancer or other lung diseases.
Utah honors its soldiers who received the National Medal of Honor
03/25/2025 6:50pm
The national anthem filled the rotunda at the Utah State Capitol on Tuesday as the Utah Military Academy choir ushered in Utah's first-ever Medal of Honor Day ceremony.
Police searching for driver in Murray hit-and-run that injured a man
03/25/2025 6:37pm
Police are asking the public for help in identifying a driver who hit a man on an electric scooter in Murray and then fled the scene.
John Curtis named one of the most effective lawmakers in Congress during last session
03/25/2025 6:03pm
Utah Sen. John Curtis was one of the most effective legislators in Congress last year, according to a new report from the Center for Effective Lawmaking.
Gunman who killed 23 in racist attack at Texas Walmart offered plea deal to avoid death penalty
03/25/2025 5:01pm
The gunman who killed 23 people in a racist attack at an El Paso Walmart in 2019 in one of the the deadliest mass shootings in U.S. history has been offered a plea deal to avoid the death penalty, a Texas prosecutor said Tuesday.
Cox vetoes bill that would have given him power to pick who leads the state Supreme Court
03/25/2025 4:37pm
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox vetoed a proposal from lawmakers Tuesday that would have given him power to pick the chief justice of the Utah Supreme Court.
Russia, Ukraine agree to sea, energy truce; Washington seeks easing of sanctions
03/25/2025 4:31pm
The United States reached deals on Tuesday with Ukraine and Russia to pause attacks at sea and against energy targets, with Washington agreeing to push to lift some sanctions against Moscow in its latest step toward endorsing Russia's positions.
New Manti courthouse addresses security concerns, represents community
03/25/2025 4:14pm
A new 6th District courthouse was dedicated Monday in Manti and resolves several security issues the old courthouse faced.
Have You Seen This? RSL, OKC Thunder bring adoptable dogs to games
03/25/2025 3:24pm
Sports teams often partner with community organizations to promote worthy causes, but this week's might be the cutest yet.
Community Action Services and Food Bank worried about possible federal fund cuts
03/25/2025 3:13pm
A Utah nonprofit said it's felt the impact of a federal freeze on spending, and now the nonprofit is anticipating federal funding cuts.
How Utahns can protect their genetic data after 23andMe bankruptcy
03/25/2025 2:13pm
23andMe on Sunday filed for bankruptcy, prompting a consumer alert from Utah's Department of Commerce's Division of Consumer Protection and Utah Attorney General's Office.
Eagle Mountain woman charged with forcible sex abuse of teen boy
03/25/2025 1:32pm
An Eagle Mountain woman, 41, who allegedly told a teen boy to delete about 87,000 text messages between them is facing charges of forcible sexual abuse involving the boy.
'The Chosen' cast shares what they are most excited for audiences to see
03/25/2025 1:31pm
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The world premiere of "The Chosen" Season 5 was in Texas on Thursday.
Provo man losing $186K in romance scam is one of many scams targeting seniors, police say
03/25/2025 1:02pm
An ongoing "romance scam" investigation in Provo has police renewing a warning about online scams targeting elderly residents.
With a new international Olympic president, will Russia compete in the next Games?
03/25/2025 12:11pm
Russian President Vladimir Putin was quick to send congratulations to the newly elected leader of the International Olympic Committee, Kirsty Coventry of Zimbabwe, as Moscow pushes for a full return to the Games.
Medical risks associated with untreated hearing loss
03/25/2025 11:30am
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Major advancements in hearing healthcare over the past decade has dramatically improved the health of patients with hearing loss and tinnitus.
Signal head defends messaging app's security after US war plan leak
03/25/2025 11:15am
The president of Signal defended the messaging app's security on Wednesday after top Trump administration officials mistakenly included a journalist in an encrypted chatroom they used to discuss looming U.S. military action against Yemen's Houthis.
Ruby and Kevin Franke are now officially divorced; here are the divorce terms
03/25/2025 11:08am
The divorce for Kevin and Ruby Franke is now finalized. Kevin Franke was awarded the couple's properties and agreed to consider all child support from Ruby Franke already paid.
Patrick Kinahan: Young love abounds for BYU basketball
03/25/2025 10:24am
From Kevin Young first moment on the job, no hire in the history of BYU's athletic department has generated the unprecedented level of hype surrounding the men's basketball coach.
Riverdale man arrested after Amber Alert accused of aggravated murder
03/25/2025 10:23am
A Riverdale man was arrested on suspicion of aggravated murder, accused of killing the mother of his two children and setting their trailer on fire before fleeing with two young kids.
FAA announces new air traffic control safety technology at these Utah airports
03/25/2025 10:05am
The Federal Aviation Administration announced new safety technology being deployed to airports as part of its Surface Safety Portfolio that aims to reduce surface incidents and runway incursions.
Kroger countersues rival Albertsons after demise of $25B merger
03/25/2025 9:38am
Grocery chain Kroger countersued rival Albertsons on Tuesday, escalating a legal fight between the two companies following the demise of their proposed $25 billion merger that was blocked by courts in December.
Fraudsters racked up debt. Why a Utah couple says the credit card company wanted them to pay
03/25/2025 9:11am
A Draper couple said they're on the hook for thousands of dollars in charges racked up on a credit card they never opened.
Delta to expand its connection between Utah and Hawaii in time for next winter
03/25/2025 8:44am
Delta Air Lines plans to add a new seasonal daily flight route between Salt Lake City and Kona, Hawaii, beginning in December.
Trump team scrambles to handle fallout from Signal chat assailed as 'sloppy, careless'
03/25/2025 8:24am
Senators lined up to question Trump's top intelligence officials Tuesday over their discussion of highly sensitive war plans on a commercial messaging chat that also included a journalist.
What cuts to Medicaid could mean for many Utahns with disabilities
03/25/2025 8:07am
Thousands of Utahns receive health care and assistance through a program that could shrink or disappear if Congress makes steep cuts to Medicaid.
Opening more doors to care for pregnant women with substance abuse disorder
03/25/2025 8:00am
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Old stigmas, trauma, lack of access, previous poor encounters with the medical system and fear of being unfairly judged create barriers to seeking prenatal care.
US Postal Service chief DeJoy steps down
03/25/2025 7:42am
Postmaster General Louis DeJoy, who led efforts to restructure the money-losing U.S. Postal Service for nearly five years, has resigned effective immediately, the agency said on Monday.
First responders urge caution after turkey crashes through windshield
03/25/2025 7:17am
Firefighters said a man and woman were lucky to come away with only minor cuts and injuries after a turkey crashed through their car's windshield Saturday night in Box Elder County.
Advocates sue to block attempted dismantling of Education Department
03/25/2025 6:50am
Teachers unions and rights advocates, including the NAACP, sued the administration of President Donald Trump on Monday to prevent the attempted dismantling of the federal Education Department.
19-year-old Utah woman looks to inspire more women to take to the skies
03/25/2025 6:16am
Cambrie Foster didn't know she wanted to become a pilot at 17, but two years later, she is teaching others how to fly and inspiring women to follow their dreams.
