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NCAA track and field championships: BYU's Corrigan advances to steeplechase final

06/11/2025 10:48pm
BYU's rising star and Team USA Olympian will get another chance at a missed opportunity in Friday's 3,000-meter men's steeplechase final.

Eagle Mountain day care owner charged with obstructing justice in abuse case

06/11/2025 10:31pm
A day care owner in Eagle Mountain is facing charges of obstruction and witness tampering accusing her of trying to interfere with a child abuse investigation.

Kennedy replaces fired CDC panel members, includes anti-vaccine proponents

06/11/2025 10:02pm
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. named eight members to serve on a key panel of vaccine advisers on Wednesday, including several who have advocated against vaccines.

Sinkhole in Bountiful causes partial closure of 2600 South; commute delays expected

06/11/2025 9:36pm
A sinkhole in Bountiful on Wednesday caused a partial street closure expected to last through Thursday.

Hear that big BOOM? It could be the Tooele Army Depot detonating aging munitions

06/11/2025 9:02pm
On Wednesday, reporters were given a rare glimpse of the lunar-like landscapes that double as explosion pits — and the precise task of preparing obsolete munitions for destruction.

Washington airport will halt flights at 6 p.m. Saturday during Trump Army parade

06/11/2025 8:34pm
The FAA announced it will suspend flights at Reagan National Airport starting at 6 p.m. Saturday in anticipation of President Trump's Army parade on Trump's 79th birthday.

'No plan, no gain': Daybell proclaims innocence before her 3rd trial is passed to a jury

06/11/2025 8:03pm
A jury is now weighing whether Lori Vallow Daybell conspired with her brother to try to murder Brandon Boudreaux. Closing arguments in her third trial were held Wednesday.

Orem man sentenced to 8 years for transporting child sex abuse material

06/11/2025 7:36pm
An Orem man convicted of transporting chid sexual abuse material has been sentenced to eight years in federal prison.

'Sold on SLC' canceled after first season, stars of show say

06/11/2025 7:11pm
"Sold on SLC," a reality show centered around the Wasatch Front's hot real estate market, won't be continuing a second season.

Charges filed against Payson man accused of going 142 mph on freeway

06/11/2025 6:35pm
A Payson man is facing criminal charges accusing him of traveling 142 mph on I-15.

Jury convicts Harvey Weinstein of top charge in split verdict at #MeToo sex crimes retrial

06/11/2025 6:01pm
Former movie mogul Harvey Weinstein was convicted Wednesday of one of the top charges, but acquitted of another, in a split verdict in his sex crimes retrial.

Employee charged with sexually abusing 3 children at Murray day care

06/11/2025 5:36pm
A Magna man who worked at a Murray day care center has been charged with sexually abusing three children at the center before he was fired.

Utah leaders offer split views on California protesting, National Guard deployment

06/11/2025 5:04pm
Utah leaders are offering split opinions on California protesting and the National Guard deployment there as nationwide protests against President Donald Trump are planned.

Man dies in river accident near Utah-Arizona border

06/11/2025 4:34pm
A man died after he was overtaken by river currents while recreating near the Utah-Arizona border.

Elaine Jack, former Relief Society general president, dies at 97

06/11/2025 4:05pm
Elaine L. Jack, who served as the 12th general president of the Relief Society of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints from 1990 to 1997, died Tuesday at 97 years old.

Cat survives 3-week trip from China to Minnesota as stowaway in shipping container

06/11/2025 3:57pm
A cat braved an international journey of survival and resilience after being found in a shipping container, where the cat apparently spent weeks en route from China to Minnesota.

Have You Seen This? Runaway pet zebra airlifted to safety

06/11/2025 3:30pm
A runaway pet dubbed "Ed the Zebra" flew through the sky on his way home after spending a week on the loose in central Tennessee.

How popular were Utah's ski resorts this winter? Here's what the data says

06/11/2025 2:49pm
Visitation at Utah's 15 ski and snowboard resorts dipped a bit this past winter with less snow in the mountains, but the state's slopes remain as popular as ever.

More charges filed against former Provo OB-GYN

06/11/2025 2:08pm
Former Provo OB-GYN now faces more than two dozen criminal charges in eight separate cases.

Musk says some of his posts about Trump 'went too far'

06/11/2025 1:41pm
Billionaire businessman Elon Musk said on Wednesday he regretted some of the posts he made last week about Donald Trump as they had gone "too far", a gesture the U.S. president described as "very nice", in the latest sign of a tentative reconciliation between the two men.

Tooele man charged with murder for fatal stabbing of mother's friend

06/11/2025 1:00pm
A Tooele man who allegedly claims he has not been taking medication for his mental illness is accused of fatally stabbing his mother's friends who was acting "shady."

San Juan County sheriff's sergeant let driver go minutes before alleged DUI crash

06/11/2025 12:22pm
A driver who appears to have fallen asleep during a traffic stop in southeastern Utah was involved in a suspected DUI crash six minutes later.

Brian Wilson, Beach Boys visionary leader and summer's poet laureate, dies at 82

06/11/2025 12:01pm
Brian Wilson of the Beach Boys has died at 82. One of the world's most beloved and influential musicians, his family posted news of his death to his website Wednesday. The eldest and last surviving of three musical brothers, he and his fellow Beach Boys rose from local California act to national hitmakers to international ambassadors of the American dream.

New report exposes 3 IRA and 401K mistakes that could cost you a fortune

06/11/2025 11:30am - SPONSORED
Utah retirement experts warn your IRAs or 401Ks over $200,000 are at risk, if these mistakes are not corrected.

Teen gunman in 2022 triple-homicide investigation moved to adult court

06/11/2025 11:08am
A boy who was 15 when he allegedly participated in a gang-related shooting in 2022, resulting in the deaths of three people, will face charges as an adult.

On their way to BYU, teens first help run the Senate

06/11/2025 11:06am - PARTNER
Nathan and Preston Neuhaus, twin brothers from Tennessee, were sponsored by Utah Sen. Mike Lee to attend the program crucial to the daily operations of the U.S. Senate.

US consumer prices rise moderately in May

06/11/2025 10:43am
Consumer prices increased marginally in May amid cheaper gasoline, but inflation is expected to accelerate in the coming months on the back of the Trump administration's import tariffs.

How BYU, Utah athletic leaders are preparing for NCAA's $2.8B House settlement

06/11/2025 10:34am
The first month of Brian Santiago's tenure as BYU athletic director have been eventful, to say the least, and one of the biggest changes of his brief time in the lead chair of the BYU athletic came down late Friday night.

Man accused of trying to take officer's weapon at Salt Lake airport

06/11/2025 10:20am
A man is accused of taking a traveler's backpack and trying to take an officer's gun at the Salt Lake City International Airport.

Salt Lake City finalizes $2.2B budget with no new tax raises — for now

06/11/2025 10:01am
Utah's capital city has finalized a $2.2 billion budget, including a record $512 million in general fund spending without a property tax increase for now.

Find out how to protect yourself from scam text messages

06/11/2025 9:36am
The Federal Trade Commission says text scams stole $470 billion from Americans last year. In 2023, that number was $372 million. "Nobody is immune," warned a senior vice-president at cybersecurity firm Aura.

Iron County woman sentenced to prison for manslaughter in boyfriend's shooting death

06/11/2025 9:14am
A woman who pleaded guilty to shooting her boyfriend to death in Iron County nearly two years ago was sentenced to prison on Tuesday.

Marines to deploy on LA streets within two days with authority to detain civilians

06/11/2025 8:42am
Marines will be on the streets of Los Angeles within two days, officials said Wednesday, with authority to detain anyone who interferes with immigration officers or confronts federal agents.

Advocates optimistic that Congress could renew downwinder compensation in budget bill

06/11/2025 8:23am
One year to the day since federal lawmakers let compensation for downwinders expire, advocates say they feel more optimistic than they have in months about getting an expansion of the program through Congress.

Top Utah activities to fill your summer with fun and joy

06/11/2025 8:00am - SPONSORED
From bustling farmers markets to thrilling amusement parks, there are a few must-experience events in Utah this summer.

Idaho-based energy company to bring 'transformative' nuclear reactor to Utah

06/11/2025 7:52am
A revolutionary fission nuclear microreactor capable of producing electricity and high-temperature heat is set for a test run at the Utah San Rafael Energy Lab.

Trump says he's happy with deal that maintains US-China trade truce

06/11/2025 6:49am
President Donald Trump said Wednesday he was happy with a framework trade deal that restored a fragile truce in the U.S.-China trade war, a day after negotiators agreed on it in London.

What is a sleep paralysis demon?

06/11/2025 6:15am
Many people who experience sleep paralysis see frightening hallucinations some call "sleep paralysis demons."