State law enforcement officers talk safety, quagga mussels ahead of 'prime' boating season

State law enforcement officers on Monday were urging boaters to arrive at lakes and reservoirs prepared, as prime boating season is fast approaching.

Fatal shooting of Pocatello teen with autism prompts call to share info with law enforcement

Ogden Police Department is among several agencies in Utah that offer a opt-in registry that will alert first responders to autism or other disabilities when they are sent to a registered household.

3 southern Utah cities take top spots concerning small business in America

Three of the top five cities to start a small business in America this year are in southern Utah, according to an annual report from financial advisers at WalletHub.

Sean 'Diddy' Combs' lawyers seek impartial jurors amid intense media coverage

Sean "Diddy" Combs' lawyers will start their search for jurors who have not yet made up their minds about the artist and entrepreneur once known as "Puff Daddy."

Utah looks to go nuclear, as it reaches agreement with Idaho laboratory

Utah is looking to go nuclear as it takes the next step since launching a program seeking to double its statewide energy output over the next decade.

Plan to pay farmers not to grow crops could help the Colorado River and Utah politically

A pilot project to help the Colorado River is seeing some farmers signing up.

Some Amazon sellers are pulling out of Prime Day amid Trump tariffs

Amazon's Prime Day is losing its luster among a critical group: sellers.

Disney+ and Hulu offer new titles in May

When the month of May opens with "Star Wars Day, it's no surprise that Disney+ would offer a handful of new Star Wars entertainment options for our streaming pleasure.

Do Utah policies create a marriage 'penalty' or a 'bonus'?

Public policy can reward or penalize marriage, raising a natural question in the Beehive State, which considers itself to be family friendly: Do Utah policies create a marriage "penalty" or "bonus"?

Still need a summer getaway? Hurry — Fabulous Utah vacation homes are almost gone!

Utah's premier luxury vacation rental company, still has limited availability at its stunning Desert Color homes in St. George. But you need to hurry, because spaces fill fast.

Utah health officials urge caution when cleaning up after rodents this spring

Although rare, hantavirus can be very serious. The Utah Department of Health and Human Services urged Utahns Monday to take precautions and prevent contracting the disease.

St. George City Council approves new location for In-N-Out Burger

St. George will soon be home to the second location in southern Utah of a highly popular burger joint known for its simple menu and long car lines at the drive-through.

Evacuees back home after South Salt Lake gas leak fire kept them away all night

Families are back home after Sunday night's dangerous gas leak fire in South Salt Lake. Emergency workers and evacuees are sharing how they spent the night.

Catholic Community Services to maintain refugee programming thanks to influx of private donations

Catholic Community Services will maintain its refugee programming — once threatened by federal funding cuts — thanks to an influx of private donations.

Canada's Liberals benefit from Trump backlash to claim poll victory

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's Liberals staged a major political comeback to retain power in parliamentary elections, fueled by a backlash against U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs and comments on making Canada the 51st U.S. state.

Immigration 2025: The Utah Compact, then and now

Utah leaders crafted and signed the Utah Compact in 2010 to shape immigration policies in a compassionate way. Is the document still relevant today?

Have You Seen This? Umbrella salesman knows what consumers want in a commercial

This Chinese umbrella salesman created a short, effective commercial for his umbrellas — leaving out any words or other fluff.

Dust continues to impact Colorado River's water flow, Utah study finds

The Colorado River is a vital water source for a large chunk of the West, but dust continues to impact its reliability, a recent Utah-led study finds.

Navajo, San Juan County leaders extend accord bolstering voting access

Navajo Nation and San Juan County leaders have extended an accord that stems from a 2016 lawsuit that aims to bolster voting access for Navajo residents.

Man arrested, accused of shooting at strangers in Murray

A man was arrested in Murray over the weekend after police say he fired a shot at an occupied vehicle.

Public sector union referendum clears thresholds for ballot access

Election officials have verified more than 146,000 signatures for the referendum to overturn a Utah bill restricting bargaining rights for public unions.

Former BYU star Jimmer Fredette has a new job in basketball

The former Naismith Player of the Year at BYU won't be sipping drinks on the beach in retirement, accepting a job as USA Basketball's managing director of 3x3 hoops Monday.

Do Collins, Sexton and Clarkson want to stick around for another Utah Jazz rebuilding year?

John Collins has a decision: take the guaranteed money or leave the rebuilding process behind and search for a contender ready to win now.

Why more people than ever before are running marathons

Many are starting to run marathons through using running to control their physical and mental health, set themselves goals or try a new challenge.

Ultraprocessed food will increase your chance of an early death, major new study says

As you add more ultraprocessed foods to your diet, your risk of a premature death from any cause rises, according to a new meta-analysis of research involving more than 240,000 people.

Utah ranger shot 9 times wrote book detailing his recovery, faith and hope

Utah ranger Brody Young was shot nine times in 2010. His book details his recovery, faith and hope.

How to be — or help — a caregiver

Caregiver burnout is real, but there are resources and tips available to help.

Tax troubles coming for IRAs and 401Ks over $200,000

Your retirement tax problem could get bigger and bigger unless you take action, warn Utah financial advisors Ryan Thacker and Tyson Thacker.

Putin announces May 8-10 ceasefire; Ukraine wants truce now

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday declared a three-day ceasefire in May in the war with Ukraine to mark the 80th anniversary of the victory of the Soviet Union and its allies in World War II.

Fired Disney employee gets 3 years in prison for hacking and changing menus

A former Disney employee who hacked into the company's servers to alter its restaurant menus, including falsifying allergen information and printing profane language, has been sentenced to three years in prison.

Florida man accused of kidnapping Utah teen to marry her highlights social media dangers

A Florida man was charged Monday with kidnapping a 17-year-old girl in Eagle Mountain. Police say he intended to marry her. He was arrested in Wyoming.

Conclave to elect a new pope will start on May 7 as cardinals get to know one another

The Vatican says the conclave to elect a successor to Pope Francis will begin on May 7. The date was chief on the agenda of cardinals holding informal meetings Monday to work out church business following the April 21 death of Pope Francis.

Suspected gunman arrested in 2nd murder investigation in 3 years

A man previously charged with murder for a fatal gang-related shooting in 2022 was arrested again over the weekend after police say he shot and killed a man in South Salt Lake.

Denver Broncos 'projecting' with Caleb Lohner's potential after unusual path to NFL

Caleb Lohner wasn't like most — probably all? — of the other 256 players selected in this year's NFL draft.

Photo gallery: Firefighter challenge showcases the best in the West

An appreciative crowd cheered on the competitors and each other Friday during the SERVPRO FCL 2025 West Region Classic at the Utah State Fairpark and Event Center.

Zion National Park employee badly burned, recovering from blast injuries

A National Park Service worker is recovering from serious burns and blast injuries after his family said he was injured by an accidental explosion in his house.

How Utahns think the US should deal with Russia-Ukraine war

President Donald Trump vowed on the campaign trail to end the Russia-Ukraine war within 24 hours of taking office.

Utah woman loses 100 pounds in one year: Here's how

When Angie showed up at Health Utah, she was struggling with fibromyalgia, extreme fatigue, insulin resistance, depression, systemic inflammation and metabolic syndrome.

Poll: Utah residents weigh in on fluoride ban

Do Utahns want fluoride in their drinking water? A new poll underscores the contentious nature of what played out during this last legislative session amid intense hearings.

Major power outage reported in Spain and Portugal, including their capitals

A major power outage hit Spain and Portugal on Monday, including their capitals, knocking out subway networks, phone lines, traffic lights and ATMs.

How the U.'s Master of Business Creation is fostering scores of student-entrepreneurs

The University of Utah's Master of Business Creation program has become a launch pad for hundreds of local student-entrepreneurs who are committed to growing their startup company.