Utah's Native American Summit: Bringing the state's tribes together

The annual Native American Summit began Friday at Utah Valley University in Orem, bringing together Utah's eight federally recognized tribes, state agencies and other stakeholders.

'We ... have to stand up': Utahns plead for change at downtown protest

A few hundred Utahns gathered in downtown Salt Lake City Saturday as part of a national day of protest called Rage Against the Regime.

Body of missing Davis County man recovered from Willard Bay

The body of a 41-year-old Davis County man who went missing at Willard Bay State Park was recovered late Saturday.

Mirror Lake Station joins Kamas community to help family rebuild businesses lost in fire

Many in the Kamas Valley are working together to help the Thompson family, who lost both their businesses in a fire on July 24. The Mirror Lake Station is now joining the effort.

Lehi hopes for $2.5M in federal funding for transportation study

The city of Lehi is one step closer to receiving $2.5 million in federal funding for a "critical" congestion migration study, city officials announced Thursday.

Crime victims often left in the dark; improvements may be in works to shed light on developments

Utah has some systems in place to update crime victims about what's happening in their cases, but many report feeling left out of the justice process and in the dark.

Sandy man charged for beating 2 sons with metal rod claims they were being disciplined

A Sandy man is facing felony criminal charges accusing him of using a metal rod to spank his children.

Utahns weigh in on Trump's job performance and key issues 6 months in

In a new poll, Utahns were asked if they approve or disapprove of President Donald Trump's job performance during his first six months in office.

Beyond the sideline: The vital role of athletic trainers in high school sports

As high schools prepare for fall sports, student-athletes are pushing through difficult practices, and keeping them healthy is important. That's where athletic trainers come in.

Ogden woman changing how men view themselves — 1 toupee at a time

Emily Cheney, the self-proclaimed "Toupee Queen," is garnering millions of social media views as she gives men the gift of hair through toupees that actually look natural.

West Jordan man struck, killed while trying to cross I-80, UHP says

A West Jordan man died Friday after he was hit by a pickup truck while attempting to cross I-80 toward a construction area, troopers said.

Why Utah Reps. Maloy, Owens say things are baaaaaad for US sheep industry

A flood of lamb imports from Australia and New Zealand is slaughtering the U.S. sheep industry and Utah farmers are struggling to survive the onslaught, according to a pair of Utah representatives.

Monroe Canyon Fire containment drops to 4% as crews work to restore power in Bear Valley

Garkane Energy and Rocky Mountain Power crews are working to restore service in Bear Valley as containment on the Monroe Canyon Fire fell again to 4% on Saturday.

Slain Utah designer's creations on display thanks to others who helped finish his work

Friends, family and fans of Afa Ah Loo — who was shot and killed during a protest — clapped and hooted Friday for each of his creations that others helped finish after his death.

Glider pilot dies after crashing in Mountain Green, sparking fire

A glider pilot died after crashing into Mahogany Mountain, sparking a small fire on Friday, but it was only the start of an eventful day for firefighters in the Mountain Green Fire Protection District.

Deputies seize $1.2 million of narcotics in Blanding traffic stop

A driver who was pulled over for a registration violation in Blanding was arrested Saturday after police said they found an estimated $1.2 million worth of narcotics inside the vehicle.

'The race of our lifetimes': Here's what Trump's AI Action Plan means for Utah

The Trump administration last week unveiled its "AI Action Plan." Here's how it will impact the Beehive State.

Company gets a big payment by mistake, but sender has trouble getting it back

Imagine sending an accidental payment to a company you don't owe a dime to, but then not being able to get your money refunded.

What in-flight turbulence is and when it becomes dangerous for passengers and crews

A Delta Air Lines flight from Salt Lake City to Amsterdam hit by severe turbulence highlighted the dangers of traveling through unstable air, and experts advise travelers to stay vigilant.

Should colleges pay their athletes? Here's what Utahns think

A recent settlement provided a revenue-sharing plan that allows schools to distribute up to 22% of the average athletic department's income to players in all sports.

Davis Community Closet giveaway provides clothes, bedding and more to students in need

This Davis Community Closet clothing and bedding giveaway has grown from serving 150 people in 2017 to approximately 2,000 in 2024.