Location records show false claims around Charles Vallow's death, detective says

A police detective who analyzed phone records for the day Charles Vallow was killed said the location records do not add up with what Lori Vallow Daybell and her brother Alex Cox reported to officers that day.

Eighth victim adds to growing list of sex abuse charges against ex-fire captain 

Salt Lake City — Another woman has come forward in the ongoing sexual abuse case against Christopher Burk, Salt Lake

Measles cases in Texas rise to 561, state health department says

The Texas health department reported 561 cases of measles in the state on Tuesday, an increase of 20 from April 11, as the United States battles an outbreak of the childhood disease.

US judge blocks Trump's freeze on climate, infrastructure grants

A U.S. judge blocked President Donald Trump's administration on Tuesday from freezing billions of dollars in grants Congress authorized under two signature climate investment and infrastructure laws of his Democratic predecessor, former President Joe Biden.

US transfers land on Mexican border to the Army to prevent illegal crossings

The Trump administration announced an emergency transfer of nearly 110,000 acres of federal land along the U.S.-Mexico border to the Army to prevent illegal immigration, the Interior Department said on Tuesday.

Man who says he was held captive in Connecticut home for 20 years speaks out

A man who told police that he was held captive in a Connecticut home by his father and stepmother and given limited food for 20 years before being rescued in February spoke out.

Whistleblower group says DOGE may have caused 'significant cyber breach' at labor watchdog

A whistleblower complaint says that billionaire Elon Musk's team of technologists may have been responsible for a "significant cybersecurity breach," likely of sensitive case files, at America's federal labor watchdog.

Target baby food is recalled over lead contamination

A company that makes baby food sold under a Target store brand is recalling more than 25,000 packages of a product because it may contain elevated levels of lead.

Man charged with arson at governor's home struggled with mental health, brother says

A man charged with setting fire to Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro's mansion over the weekend had struggled with mental illness, twice being treated at a psychiatric hospital in recent years, his brother said Tuesday.

After Harvard rejects US demands, Trump adds new threat

President Donald Trump threatened to strip Harvard of its tax-exempt status on Tuesday and said the university should apologize, a day after it rejected what it called unlawful demands to overhaul academic programs.

Utah Rep. Blake Moore leads efforts to remove income barriers for adoption

Low-income families could face fewer obstacles to adopt children and receive higher tax credit refunds under new legislation being introduced by Utah Rep. Blake Moore in Congress.

REAL ID deadline is almost here — serious this time

The federal "REAL ID" deadline is almost here, most Utahns don't have to worry.

'None of us have slept': Family searching for sister missing from capsized boat

Families are waiting for answers after a capsized boat was found over 20 miles off the St. Lucie Inlet in Florida on Sunday.

At US antitrust trial, Meta's Zuckerberg admits he bought Instagram because it was 'better'

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg made a key confession at a U.S. antitrust trial on Tuesday, saying he bought Instagram because it had a "better" camera than the one his company was trying to build.

Starbucks imposes new limits on what baristas can wear under their green aprons

Starbucks is imposing new limits on what its baristas can wear under their green aprons.

Judge to consider Trump's compliance with order over wrongly deported man

U.S. judge on Tuesday will consider her next steps on what she called the Trump administration's failure to update her on efforts to return a man illegally deported to El Salvador, in a case critics say shows the administration may choose to defy unfavorable court orders.

Jury selection to begin in Harvey Weinstein's retrial

Jury selection is set to begin on Tuesday in Harvey Weinstein's retrial in New York. The last time a New York jury sat in judgment of Weinstein, the ex-movie studio boss was convicted of rape and sentenced to 23 years in prison.

Female soldier becomes the first woman to compete in the grueling Army Ranger contest

A female Army Ranger for the first time competed in the annual Best Ranger Competition, and her two-soldier team finished the grueling three-day event over the weekend and came in 14th overall.

Utahns concerned SAVE Act will make it harder for some to vote

Salt Lake City – A bill making its way through Congress would require anyone registering to vote to provide proof of