How big was the 2024-25 ski season?

Ski resorts in the Rocky Mountain states accounted for nearly 43% of all skier days nationwide during the 2024-25 season, which turned out to be nearly the biggest year ever.

Utah Treasurer Marlo Oaks on the harmful politicization of America's economy

Utah Treasurer Marlo Oaks spoke about the attempt to politicize treasuries across all levels of government in remarks to the Utah County Liberty Forum at the Provo Library on Wednesday.

How BYU helps students innovate new technological patents

From medical devices to technological innovations, BYU's latest accomplishment highlights the number of students who are inventing new products.

It's not junk, it's movie magic: How a Ponzi scheme led to the passing of a foley artist's 'torch'

A coffee pot, an old Slinky, a shovel. To the untrained eye, it looks like junk. But to the few people who understand, it represents a life's work searching for movie magic.

Cash Drop Utah engages community with daily treasure hunts

Taylor and Bailey Carlson have dropped thousands of dollars all across Utah. Now, they are gearing up to do another drop in St. George.

New free guide to filing for Social Security benefits now available

New free guide for Utah residents could help you decide the best time to file for Social Security benefits.

Tesla driver killed in 3-vehicle collision in Carbon County

One person is dead in a collision that involved three vehicles on U.S. 6 in Carbon County on Sunday, according to the Utah Department of Public Safety.

Utah Sens. Mike Lee and John Curtis respond to US credit rating downgrade

Credit rating firm Moody's downgraded the rating on U.S. sovereign credit Friday, citing concern over growth in the nation's debt over the past decade and the nation's high interest payments.

How the Velvet-Wood mine in Utah may help fighter jets

The Department of Interior is hoping to turn an old mine in a remote area in San Juan County into a new mine that will aid in building fighter jets.

Sen. John Curtis tells CNN where he agrees, disagrees with President Trump

Utah Sen. John Curtis sat down with CNN on "Inside Politics Sunday," where he discussed the need to bring down the debt and his thoughts on the tariffs levied by President Trump.

As we say hello to Sidecar Doughnuts, we must say a regretful goodbye to bucketed spaghetti

By The Bucket was probably always too funny to be true.

Have You Seen This? Student captures video of Midwest tornado from school bus

Several social media videos are making the rounds showing kids on a Wisconsin school bus during Thursday's severe weather.

Ogden eyes major change to Wall Avenue by Union Station to bolster downtown activity

Ogden leaders are mulling major changes to Wall Avenue by Union Station, focus of its own upgrade plans, as part of efforts to bolster downtown activity.

Former President Joe Biden diagnosed with 'aggressive' prostate cancer

Former President Joe Biden has been diagnosed with an "aggressive form" of prostate cancer that has metastasized to the bone, his office said Sunday.

Russia launches war's largest drone attack ahead of Putin-Trump call

Russia launched its largest drone attack Sunday on Ukraine since the start of the war, destroying homes and killing at least one woman a day before President Trump is due to discuss a proposed ceasefire with Russia's Vladimir Putin.

17-year-old shot, killed at Kearns High in robbery gone bad

A 17-year-old boy was shot and killed early Sunday in the parking lot of Kearns High School in what police say was a robbery gone bad.

'Keep them clear': Cedar City bans parking vehicles for sale on public roads

The Cedar City Council approved a new ordinance prohibiting people from parking their vehicles on public streets if their primary purpose is selling.

How to protect yourself from cougars in Utah this summer (we're not talking about you, Cosmo)

The state's Division of Wildlife Resources shares some suggestions on how to stay safe outside this summer, especially from confrontations with cougars.

Residents dig out from tornado damage after storms kill 27 in Kentucky, Missouri and Virginia

Residents in Kentucky and Missouri sifted through damage in tornado-stricken neighborhoods and cleared debris Sunday after severe storms swept through parts of the Midwest and South and killed more than two dozen people.

Man held Millcreek family hostage for months, claiming 'cartel' wanted to kill them, police say

A man was arrested Saturday after police say he held his girlfriend's family hostage in their Millcreek home for six months after convincing them a cartel wanted to kill them.

Utah woman provides hope for inmates on journey of prison advocacy

Paige Norton has been helping to reform Utah's justice system since 2019, providing hope for inmates and protecting what she believes are the wrongfully incarcerated.

Florida man charged with sexually exploiting Utah teen

A Florida man is facing criminal charges in Utah accusing him engaging in sexually explicit conversations with a 15-year-old Utah girl.

Israel declares start of Gaza ground operations; no progress seen in talks

The Israeli military said on Sunday it had begun "extensive ground operations" in northern and southern Gaza, stepping up a new campaign in the enclave where Palestinian health authorities said Israeli strikes killed at least 130 people overnight.

16-year-old Smithfield boy recovering after suffering major stroke

A 16-year-old Cache County boy is now facing a long recovery after suffering a major stroke.

Eat more, stress less and drop pounds with this body hack!

A little-known enzyme called AMPK could be the body's "metabolic master switch." One study showed that by boosting AMPK, you can burn fat, boost energy, and lose weight — without starving yourself.

British climber makes 19th ascent of Everest, most by a non-Sherpa

A British climber beat his own record on Sunday for the most climbs of Mount Everest by a non-Sherpa, making his 19th ascent of the world's highest mountain, a hiking official said.

'Cruisin' With the Cougs' sails into BYU history

Nearly 3,000 Cougar fans jumped aboard the maiden voyage to celebrate BYU at sea.