Florida woman accused of taking $438K from northern Utah bank

A woman with fraud convictions in several states is accused of impersonating someone else to withdraw a large amount of money from a Utah bank.

After 4-day trial, jury finds southern Utah man guilty of aggravated sexual abuse of child

A man has been found guilty of sexually abusing a 6-year-old child at a day care in Parowan more than eight years ago.

Residents evacuated due to fire at Pine Valley cleared to go home

Residents forced to evacuate their communities due to the spreading wildfire in Washington County can return home Friday, according to the Washington County Sheriff's Office.

Utah Inland Port Authority adopts west Utah County

With the blessing of local leaders, the Utah Inland Port Authority voted Thursday to adopt portions of two small towns in western Utah County as part of a new project area.

What the Supreme Court's Planned Parenthood ruling means for Utah

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that Planned Parenthood cannot sue South Carolina over an order that prohibits Medicaid funding from being used at clinics that provide abortions.

Utahn with history of dismissed child sex charges found incompetent yet again

A Utah man accused of numerous sex crimes against children from the last decade was once again found incompetent to stand trial Thursday, but this time by a federal judge.

Trump tax bill dealt major blow as several Medicaid provisions are axed

Several contested Medicaid proposals were stripped from President Donald Trump's spending bill Thursday as Republicans search for ways to pay over $4.5 trillion in tax cuts.

Some Utah GOP lawmakers push back against federal pause on AI laws in Trump's budget bill

Some Republicans in Utah are pushing back against a federal bill that would effectively ban states from enacting regulations of artificial intelligence for 10 years.

Reward now being offered for return of missing Idaho teenagers

A reward is now being offered for the safe return of two missing Jefferson County, Idaho, teenagers.

Church youth leader accused of grooming teen girl charged with 26 felonies

A man who police say 'groomed' a teenage girl whom he met while he was a church youth leader in Taylorsville is now facing more than two dozen felony charges.

Riverton man charged with manslaughter in stepson's shooting death

Police say a Riverton man with military experience waited four minutes to render aid to his stepson after shooting him in the head while showing his guns to his stepdaughter.

'It's like COVID': Sugar House businesses feel construction sting once again this summer

Construction has returned to the heart of the Sugar House business district, and business owners say they're feeling the impacts of it.

Sen. John Curtis wants to hasten nuclear energy in Utah

If Sen. John Curtis, R-Utah, was driving in the Indy 500 — one of the most celebrated fast-track races in the country — he'd have a good roll bar and be on the inside track.

Pluralsight moving headquarters to Texas, laying off 17% of workforce

Utah-based online education company Pluralsight on Thursday announced it is laying off 17% of its global workforce and moving headquarters to Westlake, Texas.

Shortly after settling suit with FTC, Utah County's Xlear sues FTC over regulations

Xlear, a company based in American Fork, is suing the FTC, fighting regulations restricting its ability to market hygiene products with claims about how they could benefit health.

Fourth man arrested in gang-related shooting in Salt Lake City

Police say four people are now in custody for a gang-related incident during which more than 20 shots were fired in Salt Lake City.

Letters to Mike Lee: Utahns express frustration with public land sale, response to shootings

Hundreds of letters are en route to Washington, D.C., after more than 500 Utahns convened at a coffee shop Thursday to put their displeasure with Sen. Mike Lee in writing.

Cedar City public works employee arrested, accused of pointing gun at co-worker

A man working on a pavement project for Cedar City has been arrested and accused of pointing a gun at another employee.

Utah traditions: You know you're a Utahn if ...

From food festivals to creative words — and spellings — you fit right in if you recognize these unique things Utahns do.

This BYU grad helped Orrin Hatch go viral. Now Dana Perino's helping him do the same

It started with a post about straws. A shared dislike for the ones made out of paper caught the eye of one of the most-watched television hosts in the country, Dana Perino.

Dramatic video shows rockfall narrowly missing people at iconic Utah waterfall

Federal land managers are advising hikers to be careful around a popular hiking and swimming spot in the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument after a rockfall Wednesday.

Woman, 62, dies in Spanish Fork auto-pedestrian crash

A 62-year-old woman was hit by a car and killed while crossing a road in Spanish Fork on Thursday.

2 more Utahns diagnosed with measles, bringing state total to 5

Utah public health officials on Thursday became aware of two more people diagnosed with measles, bringing the total cases in the state to five.

Diabetes camp at Weber State offers kids community and confidence

It's a place where kids say they don't have to explain what it's like to live with Type 1 diabetes – a local program that is changing lives.

Does it cost more to buy a new or existing home? Study finds this about Utah and the US

The difference between the median price of a newly constructed versus existing property in the Salt Lake City metro area is just over $10,000, according to a recent report from Inspired Closets.

Utah powering NASA's SLS rocket and Artemis program

A group of guests from NASA teams working on the Artemis program visited the Clark Planetarium Tuesday to talk about what's next in space exploration, and Utah's role in it.

Ogden bakery starts to reopen after 2021 fire

The owners of Topper Bakery are finally welcoming customers back inside their shop after a fire that destroyed the business four years ago.

Mike Lee wants NATO allies to report financial contributions as Trump demands higher spending

Utah Sen. Mike Lee is pushing for NATO allies to report how much they contribute toward military spending as President Donald Trump demands foreign countries pay their fair share.