Utah Royals gather with Angel City for prayer following medical emergency in 2-0 loss

"When something like that happens, it reminds not only the players, but the fans that there are bigger things in life than soccer."

Why off-roading access matters to these Utah senators

The U.S. Senate passed a resolution introduced by Utah Sens. John Curtis and Mike Lee to overturn a Biden administration rule restricting the use of off-road vehicles in the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area.

Pictures of the future: How a photographer is joining the movement to save the Great Salt Lake

It is a possibility that's easy to ignore: the Great Salt Lake could dry up. But photographer Nick Pedersen is trying to put it right in front of Utahns — on a couple of billboards.

Antony Blinken speaks in Utah about Ukraine, Trump's cuts to foreign aid and tariffs

Former Secretary of State Antony Blinken addressed Utah leaders this week, calling for the U.S. to remain the "last, best hope" of the world by continuing to assert its global leadership.

New Jersey mayor arrested at ICE detention center where he was protesting, prosecutor says

Newark Mayor Ras Baraka was arrested Friday at an federal immigration detention center where he was protesting its opening, a federal prosecutor said.

BYU-Idaho student making 'miraculous' recovery after industrial accident, family says

A BYU-Idaho student critically injured in an industrial accident is making improvements and his family credits God for his recovery.

Ogden Valley developer suing water district over dispute about water availability

An Ogden Valley developer is suing a local water district, contesting water officials' contentions about scarcity of water, which has stalled its development efforts.

Man with 114 prior arrests charged in connection with fatal hit-and-run crash

A man accused of hitting and killing a pedestrian in Salt Lake City has been charged with automobile homicide.

New Pope Leo XIV, celebrating first Mass, wants church to be beacon of light

Pope Leo XIV celebrated his first Mass on Friday in the Sistine Chapel where he was elected less than 24 hours earlier, warning of the dangers caused by a lack of faith and hoping the Catholic Church could be a beacon lighting the world's "dark nights."

Lagoon encourages students in science with Physics Day at the park

Physics Day allows students to visit Lagoon to work on projects and dive deeper into science. Unique and fascinating projects inspire students from all across the state.

Scams targeting job seekers in Utah are skyrocketing. Here's how to protect yourself

An online job scam has cost a Millcreek man nearly $1,300. He's far from the only one. Utahns lost over $4.4 million to employment scams just last year alone.

Several MLB 'legends' are coming to Utah to hit a bunch of dingers

Utah might not have a Major League Baseball team — yet — but it's about to get a blast of the big league stardom.

Former US Supreme Court Justice Souter dies

Former U.S. Supreme Court Justice David Souter died on Thursday at age 85.

2 killed in separate San Juan County crashes

Two people were killed Thursday in separate San Juan County crashes.

Trump backs incumbent Rob Axson to lead Utah Republican Party

President Donald Trump weighed in on the race to lead the Utah Republican Party, backing incumbent Rob Axson over former state lawmaker Phil Lyman.

Have You Seen This? Driver gets lectured on dangers of speeding

A Las Vegas driver narrowly escaped a pricey speeding ticket for going over 100 mph on the freeway. He did not, however, escape a serious lecture from a police officer.

'A force for good': 3,385 students graduate from Salt Lake Community College

On Friday, 3,385 students graduated from Salt Lake Community College.

Salt Lake County Councilman Arlyn Bradshaw resigns to take role with mayor's office

Salt Lake County Councilman Arlyn Bradshaw will step down after more than a decade to take a job with the office of County Mayor Jenny Wilson.

Charges: Utahn assaulted man with Parkinson's, calling his movements 'disrespectful'

An Eagle Mountain man is charged with pushing a man with Parkinson's, fracturing his pelvis, after claiming the victim was high and making 'disrespectful' movements.

Cox signs government efficiency order, says Utah did 'DOGE' before it was cool

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox signed an executive order directing state agencies to undertake efficiency efforts and report results to the public.

Air traffic controllers briefly lose radar access again at Newark airport

The air traffic controllers directing planes into the Newark, New Jersey, airport lost their radar Friday morning for the second time in two weeks.

The Trump-Harvard battle and the challenge of 'viewpoint diversity'

Champions of DEI often dodge political ideology as a form of diversity, leading us to where we are today.

Sandy officer found to be legally justified in shooting, killing man 2 years ago

A Sandy police officer was legally justified in shooting and killing a suicidal man in 2023, Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill announced Friday.

Utah leader proposes goal to end 'unsheltered homelessness' by 2030

Wayne Niederhauser, the state homeless coordinator who previously served as Utah Senate president, wants to put a roof over everybody's head by 2030.

10 Kickstarter Mother's Day gifts that'll make you the favorite

This Mother's Day, skip the cliche and give her something that actually makes life better. Whether she's a DIY diva, outdoorsy goddess or needs a serious nap — there's something here she'll love.

Utah House majority leader to step down, take key role in Cox cabinet

Utah House Majority Leader Rep. Jefferson Moss, R-Saratoga Springs, is stepping down to take a key role in Gov. Spencer Cox's cabinet.

Ahead of key China talks, Trump says 80% tariff 'seems right'

President Donald Trump said on Friday an 80% tariff on Chinese goods "seems right," for the first time suggesting a specific alternative to the 145% levies he has imposed on Chinese imports ahead of closely watched weekend talks.

'I refuse to live my life in fear': Elizabeth Smart addresses Wanda Barzee arrest, new charges

Elizabeth Smart says Wanda Barzee's justification for recently visiting two Salt Lake parks, something she is forbidden to do, sounds all too familiar.

Utah women travel to Washington to lobby for immigrants and against steep spending cuts

Two Utah women took part in a MomsRising initiative in Washington, D.C., to lobby against steep Medicaid and other spending cuts and for immigrants.

'Heartbreaking': First confirmed death from Ogden dog hoarding case

Now that two men are facing charges in connection with more than 150 dogs that were found hoarded inside a small home, there are concerns about the overall health of many of the dogs.

A fight to save beach volleyball and Utah athletics' 'disheartening' answer

Coming off the best season in program history, Utah's beach volleyball players were informed the program had been cut. The 18-member squad remains committed to fighting for its reinstatement.

'There is help': New Intermountain program aids pregnant moms struggling with substance use

One in 10 women in Utah use a substance during pregnancy, including illicit and nonillicit drugs like alcohol and tobacco. A new program aims to help.

Utah family sees 'miracles' after young mother seriously injured in Italy Vespa accident

A young mother from Midway is facing life-threatening injuries and a long road to recovery after a Vespa accident in Italy sent her to the hospital.

VP Vance says war between India, Pakistan will be 'none of our business'

Vice President JD Vance said India and Pakistan should de-escalate tensions, but added that the U.S. cannot control the nuclear-armed Asian neighbors and a war between them would be "none of our business."

Provo, Orem leaders hope new UTA service will fill 'gaps' in fast-growing county

Utah's largest transit agency recently extended its on-demand service to Utah County, providing new ways to get to places like Provo Airport.