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Family urges CPR training after near-drowning of 12-year-old
06/06/2025 9:46pm
A 12-year-old Eagle Mountain boy is home and recovering after a terrifying near-drowning incident that nearly claimed his life.
Mozingo hot streak not enough for Utah Royals in 3-2 Louisville loss
06/06/2025 9:36pm
Brecken Mozingo can't stop scoring goals. But unfortunately for the Royals, it wasn't enough Friday.
BYU study examines why people are reluctant to use artificial intelligence
06/06/2025 9:02pm
A new BYU study found that people who are reluctant to use AI are concerned with issues like trusting the results, missing the human touch or feeling unsure if it is ethical to use.
Trump signs orders to bolster US drone defenses, boost supersonic flight
06/06/2025 8:41pm
President Donald Trump on Friday signed executive orders to bolster drone defenses and to increase support for supersonic commercial aircraft, the White House said.
Lehi man who scammed multiple friends ordered to pay back $90K, spend year in jail
06/06/2025 8:21pm
Dalton Slangerup was ordered Wednesday to pay back money to multiple fraud victims in Utah County after he spends a year in jail.
Strangers jump into canal to rescue 'shocked' Idaho woman from car crash
06/06/2025 8:04pm
On a not-so-typical Tuesday afternoon, a group of strangers sprang into action to rescue a woman from her partially submerged car.
Federal judge approves $2.8B settlement, paving way for colleges to pay athletes
06/06/2025 7:54pm
A federal judge signed off on arguably the biggest change in the history of college sports Friday, clearing the way for schools to begin paying their athletes millions.
'We're excited': Mexican soccer fans gather to cheer Mexican team, in Utah to play Switzerland
06/06/2025 7:51pm
A contingent of Mexican soccer fans gathered outside Rice-Eccles Stadium to cheer the Mexican national team, a day ahead of its match in Utah with Switzerland.
Man found dead at church youth camp south of Midway
06/06/2025 7:40pm
A man was found dead Thursday at a church youth camp at Wasatch Mountain State Park. Carbon monoxide poisoning is suspected, a sheriff's official said.
Judge deems death-row inmate Ralph Menzies competent for execution despite dementia
06/06/2025 7:10pm
A man convicted of abducting, robbing and killing a Salt Lake woman in 1988 is competent to be executed despite suffering from dementia, a judge ruled on Friday.
Phil Lyman sues Lt. Gov. Henderson seeking access to voter registration list
06/06/2025 7:02pm
Phil Lyman filed a lawsuit against Utah's lieutenant governor Friday seeking voter registration data, arguing Utah's law allowing private voter info runs afoul of federal law.
Review: 'Ballerina' may not match the best of 'John Wick,' but it's still a fun, brutal ride
06/06/2025 6:27pm
"Ballerina" enters the world of John Wick with its own set of fisticuffs and gun fu. It's a fun ride for fans of the "John Wick" movies, but definitely not a film for young audiences.
AstraZeneca sues Utah attorney general over new Utah drug price law
06/06/2025 6:03pm
The pharmaceutical drug company AstraZeneca filed a lawsuit against the Utah attorney general claiming Utah's new law on limiting prescription drug prices goes against a federal program.
Supreme Court allows DOGE broad access to Social Security data
06/06/2025 5:35pm
The Supreme Court on Friday permitted the Department of Government Efficiency broad access to Social Security information on millions of Americans while a legal challenge continues.
Lori Daybell taken out of courtroom after accusing judge of yelling at her in murder conspiracy trial
06/06/2025 5:03pm
A judge asked officers to escort Lori Daybell from the courtroom while she was still trying to speak with him during the second day of her jury trial on Friday.
Will supporting athlete mental health be the legacy of Utah's 2034 Winter Games?
06/06/2025 4:34pm
For Huntsman Family Foundation CEO David Huntsman, hosting the 2034 Winter Games in Utah is an opportunity to improve the support available to athletes for their mental health.
Clearfield Job Corps program resumes normal operations, at least for now, after judge's ruling
06/06/2025 4:06pm
Operations are back to normal at the Clearfield Job Corps program, at least for now, after a judge's ruling halting plans to shutter it and 98 other programs around the country.
Have You Seen This? Swiss cows evacuated via helicopter before glacier collapse
06/06/2025 3:33pm
Last week, Birch Glacier above the Swiss village of Blatten broke off, causing a landslide that destroyed the village. A herd of cows got evacuated via helicopter for a ride of a lifetime to get to safety.
New Utah exhibit offers unique perspective on mammoth, other aspects of the ice age
06/06/2025 3:03pm
Natural History Museum of Utah's newest temporary exhibit serendipitously offers a new lens on the state's newest mascot, and how ice changed Utah.
More than 3 months later, tensions among Hooper leaders remain unaddressed
06/06/2025 2:41pm
More than three months after Hooper officials publicly debated whether to strip the mayor of much of her powers, the underlying issues remain unaddressed.
Abrego Garcia, mistakenly deported, is returned to US to face migrant smuggling charges
06/06/2025 2:20pm
Kilmar Abrego Garcia, the man mistakenly deported to El Salvador by the Trump administration, returned to the U.S. Friday to face migrant smuggling charges, Attorney General Pam Bondi said.
Trump torched the American Bar Association. Then the Federalist Society. Who's left?
06/06/2025 1:20pm
Many judges have ruled against the Trump administration so far, and the president appeared to be fed up after a recent social media post criticizing Federalist Society Chairman Leonard Leo.
Man killed in head-on collision on US 89 in Sanpete County
06/06/2025 12:33pm
A 68-year-old man died Thursday after his SUV collided head-on with a semitruck near Indianola in Sanpete County.
Deportation talk prompting some to prepare for possible return to Mexico
06/06/2025 12:00pm
Heightened efforts to deport immigrants in the United States illegally has prompted some here originally from Mexico to prepare for a possible return to the country.
How to reduce your risk of melanoma and other skin cancers
06/06/2025 11:35am
With summer in full swing and people spending more time in the sun, doctors are warning about the risks of skin cancer.
Pride month 'vibe shift' comes to Utah. Can Utahns find common ground?
06/06/2025 11:31am
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Gov. Spencer Cox recently issued a statement calling for bridge-building this month.
Price man charged with shooting ex-girlfriend arrested after release from hospital
06/06/2025 11:06am
A Price man was arrested Thursday on charges accusing him of kidnapping, robbing and shooting his ex-girlfriend on a Price street in February.
Patrick Kinahan: BYU's Bachmeier racing to get ready for quarterback competition
06/06/2025 10:32am
BYU is engaged in a race against time that, if successful, could lead to the rare situation of starting a freshman quarterback.
D-Day veterans return to Normandy to mark 81st anniversary of landings
06/06/2025 10:12am
Veterans gathered Friday in Normandy to mark the 81st anniversary of the D-Day landings — a pivotal moment of World War II that eventually led to the collapse of Adolf Hitler's regime.
Vandalism forces temporary closure of field at popular Davis County sports complex
06/06/2025 10:05am
One of the fields at Barnes Park, a well-used sports complex in Kaysville, will be temporarily closed after vandals tore up the grass with what officials believe was an ATV or similar vehicle.
Sandy firefighters help homeowners to reduce wildland fire risk
06/06/2025 9:34am
Firefighters know wildfires can happen along the Wasatch Front at any time, and in recent weeks, they have been helping homeowners like Andy Young fortify their properties.
Former BYU, NFL fullback Paul Lasike's final pro rugby match approaching
06/06/2025 9:01am
The 34-year-old native of Auckland, New Zealand, announced his retirement from professional rugby this week after a career that took him to the NFL, England and around the world.
Trump says he has no plans to speak to Musk as feud persists
06/06/2025 8:41am
President Donald Trump said on Friday that he has no plans to speak with Elon Musk, signaling the two might not resolve their feud over a sweeping tax-cut bill any time soon.
Lawmaker behind candidate ballot name bill to propose changes after woman's filing issue
06/06/2025 8:23am
Officials have a different interpretation of a new state law, which has left one Utah candidate unable to run for office with her preferred name.
Popular southern Utah bakery acquired, setting up expansion to Wasatch Front
06/06/2025 8:02am
A popular southern Utah bakery that has quickly spread to three locations is poised for growth into the Wasatch Front after being acquired by a Lehi firm.
Tour England, Ireland and Scotland for less than $5,000 including non-stop air on Delta
06/06/2025 8:00am
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From England's iconic landmarks to the rugged landscapes of Scotland and Ireland, the U.K. offers a wealth of experiences in a compact area.
Hiring in the US slows, yet employers added a solid 139,000 jobs in May
06/06/2025 7:43am
U.S. employers slowed hiring last month, but still added a solid 139,000 jobs amid uncertainty over Trump's trade wars.
Inmate pleads guilty to trying to hire hitman to kill ex-girlfriend
06/06/2025 7:23am
A Salt Lake man pleaded guilty Thursday to trying to hire someone to murder his ex-girlfriend and her new boyfriend while he was still in jail serving a sentence for stalking the same woman.
Researchers delve into history of Utah's 'buffalo soldiers,' create trail recalling their presence
06/06/2025 6:18am
Utah researchers have been delving into the history of Utah's 'buffalo soldiers' and have created a heritage trail recalling their presence in the post-Civil War period.
