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Bounced back: Walbruch's penalty lifts No. 19 BYU women's soccer to upset win
08/23/2025 10:50pm
Ellie Walbruch converted the lone goal of the match from the penalty spot, and goalkeeper Paiton Collins made it stand up as the 19th-ranked Cougars upset No. 4 UCLA, 1-0 in front of a sold-out crowd at South Field.
Box Elder County Fair attendees remember fallen Tremonton officers, pledge $260K to families
08/23/2025 10:49pm
Box Elder County Fair attendees remembered the two Tremonton officers killed in the line of duty and pledged around $260,000 to help their surviving families.
SafeUT: The lifeline Utah students — and families — need this school year
08/23/2025 10:10pm
Mental health advocates are urging families to get familiar with SafeUT, a free, confidential app and online resource that's quietly saving lives across the state.
Drought continues to plague Utah, officials stress conservation
08/23/2025 9:35pm
All of Utah is in varying stages of drought, reservoirs are shrinking and at least one secondary water provider is curtailing deliveries.
Utah Royals earn 2nd consecutive shutout, can't find a goal in 0-0 draw at Gotham
08/23/2025 8:51pm
The Royals withstood 18 shots from Gotham FC in its home stadium in New Jersey to earn a 0-0 draw, which was the same result as last week's home match against Angel City.
Colorado judge rejects plea deal for funeral director who acknowledged abusing 191 corpses
08/23/2025 8:41pm
A judge on Friday rejected a plea agreement for a Colorado funeral home owner who acknowledged abusing 191 corpses, after family members described the pain and shame they've carried since learning their loved ones' bodies were left to rot.
Amid a continuing stream of fires, Utah authorities are raising concerns with drone use
08/23/2025 8:39pm
Amid a continuing stream of fires in Utah, authorities are raising concerns with drone use, which can necessitate temporary stoppages in aerial firefighting efforts.
95-year-old identical twins in Kaysville share life advice
08/23/2025 7:00pm
A set of 95-year-old identical Utah twins say taking care of yourself not only helps save money but can be mentally stimulating and provide a sense of achievement.
Trump says US is conducting tariff investigation into furniture imports
08/23/2025 6:29pm
President Donald Trump said on Friday his administration will conduct a "major" tariff investigation on furniture entering the United States, a step toward imposing higher duties on a sector already seeing tariff-fueled price increases.
'A community issue': Draper police wrestle with electric motorcycle problem
08/23/2025 5:40pm
The Draper Police Department started cracking down on electric motorcycles Thursday morning.
'I get to go home and they don't': Tremonton man shares harrowing experience in deadly shooting
08/23/2025 5:00pm
For Randy Kidman, Sunday night started with what he thought were fireworks. Within minutes, he found himself in the middle of a deadly domestic violence incident that claimed the lives of two police officers — and nearly took his own.
Mapleton fire torches 50 acres, officials suspect juvenile or juveniles caused it
08/23/2025 4:01pm
A fire on the mountainside east of Mapleton torched 50 acres, and officials suspect a juvenile or juveniles caused it.
Have You Seen This? Popping the lawn bubble
08/23/2025 3:29pm
Lawn bubbles are real, people. And they can strike when you least expect it.
We asked kids: Why are you so obsessed with 'KPop Demon Hunters'?
08/23/2025 3:02pm
Lori Anne Porter, 11, watches "KPop Demon Hunters" almost every day. She estimates she's seen it upward of 50 times. She also evangelizes.
Inside the conflict over Utah candidate debates
08/23/2025 2:57pm
Utah lawmakers shifted the future of state election debates away from an independent commission this year, but candidate debates will remain nonpartisan, fair and accessible, according to the two men tasked with leading the transformation.
How conservative and progressive Ivy League professors became best friends
08/23/2025 2:16pm
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Robert George and Cornel West may be two of the most improbable friends in American public life.
Mental health support available as Box Elder County students return to school
08/23/2025 1:56pm
The Box Elder School District is working to have counselors available as well as mental health resources for students, parents and staff as kids return to school next week.
Lyle Menendez denied parole after 35 years in prison for parents' shotgun murders
08/23/2025 12:54pm
Lyle Menendez, imprisoned 35 years with his brother Erik for the 1989 shotgun murders of their parents at their Beverly Hills home, was denied parole on Friday, a day after the same decision was rendered against his younger sibling.
Corner Canyon siblings' hard work pays off with 3 state wrestling championships
08/23/2025 12:01pm
At Corner Canyon High, wrestling is a family affair. And this year, a proud Samoan family produced not one, not two, but three state champions.
Kilauea's eruption is back as the Hawaii volcano shoots lava for the 31st time since December
08/23/2025 11:33am
Hawaii's Kilauea volcano has resumed its eruption by shooting an arc of lava high into the air and across a section of its summit crater floor. It's Kilauea's 31st display of molten rock since December.
The dash that defined him: Local man's legacy that he was too humble to see
08/23/2025 10:45am
When Scott Hancock died of cancer in May, his wife Colleen knew his story was much more than a date of birth and a date of death.
Weber County attorney: Use of deadly force was justified in 5 incidents dating back a year
08/23/2025 10:02am
Weber County Attorney Christopher Allred determined use of deadly force was justified by police and sheriff's officials in five incidents dating to Aug. 6, 2024.
New type of supernova 'looks like nothing anyone has ever seen before,' astronomer says
08/23/2025 7:49am
Astronomers have observed what they are calling a new type of supernova, which has provided an unparalleled glimpse into what happens deep within a star just before it explodes.
This former BYU gymnast is one of the 'Worst Cooks in America'
08/23/2025 7:10am
Rebekah Bean Ripley knew she wasn't a good cook, but she didn't think her skills were so subpar that she'd ever serve someone a plate of raw chicken.
