Athletes, Olympic committee kick off cultural preparations for 2034 Olympics

The Olympics highlight incredible athleticism from all around the globe, but they also give the host country a chance to celebrate its culture and showcase what makes it unique on the world stage.

Paramount settles Trump lawsuit over Kamala Harris interview on '60 Minutes' for $16M

Paramount late Tuesday agreed to settle a lawsuit filed by President Donald Trump over an interview with former Vice President Kamala Harris that the network broadcast in October.

Advisory issued at Lake Powell over harmful algae blooms

Lake Powell's lower water levels aren't the only concern this Fourth of July weekend.

'End of an era': Washington County's Community Education Channel goes off air after 30 years

The Community Education Channel's 30 years of serving southern Utah through broadcasting meetings, local news, and sports ended Monday due to diminishing funds.

Respecting and helping veterans with 'invisible wounds' this Fourth of July

The holiday can be stressful for many veterans. Mental health expert Roger Rivera gives strategies and perspective on how to support and help.

Utah now the only US state with unwanted drought situation

Virtually all of Utah is now in drought for the first time in nearly three years, and it stands out, nationally.

Garden City fireworks only legal at Heritage Park parking lots

The Garden City fire chief announced purchased fireworks can only be used in areas near the Garden City Heritage Park within specific timeframes and on specific dates.

Utah County leaders offer relief amid canyon bathroom closures mired in federal red tape

Utah County leaders are stepping in to help with canyon bathroom closures in Forest Service territory ahead of the July Fourth weekend.

Stadium of Fire makes changes after fireworks injured 26 people last year

Organizers of this year's Stadium of Fire said they've taken steps to make sure a fireworks fiasco, like last year's that injured 26 people, doesn't happen again.