Teen pleads guilty to manslaughter in shooting death of his stepbrother

Haegan Sagers, now 17, pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the shooting death last year of his 14-year-old stepbrother in Duchesne.

Coroner identifies man who died after driving off Perrine Bridge in Twin Falls

The man who died Sunday afternoon after driving off the Perrine Bridge in Twin Falls, Idaho, has been identified.

The ultimate guide to the Utah Shakespeare Festival

Every summer, Cedar City transforms from a relaxed southern Utah town into a bustling hub of Shakespearean drama.

Utah nonprofit eye care organization celebrates 25 years, new CEO

After helping 400,000 children to receive eyesight, EyeCare4Kids founder Joseph Carbone and his wife Jan will pass the torch to new CEO Maggie Cline.

Juneteenth raised-fist imagery in city announcements sparks conservative criticism

The raised-fist imagery used in some city announcements about Juneteenth closures has sparked backlash from some Utah conservatives.

'This is not our West Valley City': City responds to WestFest shooting leaving 3 dead, 2 injured

An 8-month-old boy and 41-year-old woman were among the innocent bystanders who were shot and killed during West Valley's annual WestFest carnival on Sunday.

Family continues to serve others in memory of son who donated organs in final act of service

Caleb Johnson, 22, died in a car accident May 29, 2020. KSL.com first reported on him when his liver was donated to the mother of a childhood friend. Five years later, his family and community continue to serve others in his memory.

Free Utah car event on June 21 to honor fallen officers

You can see cool cars at just about any car show in Utah, but you don't often see a wide variety of vehicle types. Check out the free Honor the Fallen Car Show Saturday, June 21, at Young Living Headquarters.

Judge dismisses Columbia University faculty lawsuit over Trump funding cuts, demands

A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit against the Trump administration by two labor unions for Columbia University faculty that challenged funding cuts and other demands.

Joey 'Jaws' Chestnut to return to Coney Island hot dog-eating contest after contract dispute

The champ is coming back to chomp.

Texas startup sells plastic-eating fungi diapers to tackle landfill waste

Could baby poop and fungi work together to tackle landfill waste? That's the idea behind a new startup that sells disposable diapers paired with fungi intended to break down the plastic.

'Yellowstone' spinoff among new productions set to film in Utah

A spinoff of the show "Yellowstone" will be shot in Utah, where production of the original show first began.

After the Air India flight crashed into a medical campus, the surviving doctors rushed to save lives

Medical students who survived when an Air India plane crashed into their hostel in Ahmedabad, India, say their first reaction was to help treat the injured.

Patrick Kinahan: Time arrives for Ainge to follow in 'Trader Danny' footsteps

Austin Ainge's initial push to transform the Utah Jazz is nearly here now that the NBA draft is only days away.

Mike Lee deletes controversial posts with apparent jokes about killing of Minnesota lawmaker

Utah Sen. Mike Lee is facing criticism after posting what appear to be jokes about the man police believe shot and killed a Minnesota lawmaker and her husband Saturday.

Supreme Court rejects bid to revive copyright suit over Ed Sheeran hit 'Thinking Out Loud'

The Supreme Court turned away on Monday a bid to revive a copyright infringement lawsuit accusing pop star Ed Sheeran of unlawfully copying a song by the late singer Marvin Gaye.

Police investigating role of 'peacekeepers' in fatal shooting at Salt Lake protest

In addition to a man arrested for investigation of murder, the actions of a "peacekeeper" who shot and killed a man during Saturday's "No Kings" protest is also being investigated.

This Utah mom uses TikTok to stop bullies in their tracks

Utah mom and communications professor Jaime Hamilton is teaching kids, and parents, what to say to bullies with her viral TikTok account.

Utah joins $7.4B settlement with Purdue Pharma over opioid epidemic

Utah on Monday joined 54 other states and territories in signing onto a $7.4 billion settlement agreement with Purdue Pharma over its alleged role in fueling the opioid epidemic.

The latest inflation data is in. Here's how Utahns are feeling about family costs since Trump took office

After hitting a four-year low in April, prices on U.S. goods and services inched up last month, with annual inflation coming in at a 2.4%, according to a Wednesday report from the Labor Department.

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.

2-year-old boy camping in Uintas dies after being found in drainage channel

A 2-year-old boy camping with family members in Summit County died over the weekend after he was found in a drainage channel.

Is attending a live sporting event in Utah too expensive?

The average cost of single-game tickets is hard to pin down in any sport but can come with a hefty price tag.

Samsung's big plan to compete with the Apple Watch: keeping you healthy as you age

Health care costs are expected to rise in 2025, and older adults are increasingly looking to age in place — trends Samsung is targeting to get a bigger piece of the digital health market.

Cost of Utah: How to have frugal family fun this summer

Nearly 9 in 10 Americans surveyed who plan to go on vacation this year said they plan to use a credit card to pay for it. But you don't need to go into debt to have a memorable summer.

Popular home goods chain files for bankruptcy amid tariff trouble

At Home, a popular home goods retailer with 260 stores across 40 states including Utah, has filed for bankruptcy, citing the backdrop of tariff increases and a slowdown in consumer spending.

'We lost a very important person,' Family, friends mourn protester killed in 'No Kings' protest shooting

Police said Utah resident Arthur Folasa Ah Loo died after he was shot during the "No Kings" demonstration downtown Saturday night.

Trump Organization enters phone market with $499 Trump Mobile device

The Trump Organization launched a self-branded mobile service and a $499 smartphone on Monday, dubbed Trump Mobile, signaling a new effort to court conservative consumers with a wireless service positioned as an alternative to major telecom providers.

Majority of Utahns support spending cuts, say DOGE has been effective

A vast majority of Utah voters say they support cutting the size of the government as Congress works to approve spending cuts implemented by the Department of Government Efficiency earlier this year.

Suspect in Minnesota lawmaker killing visited other legislators' homes, prosecutors say

The suspect in the assassination of a Minnesota lawmaker and her husband this weekend drove to the homes of three other state politicians before he succeeded in killing one of the targets, authorities said Monday.