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Utah GOP ask voters to support map most favorable to Republicans

10/01/2025 10:34pm

The Utah Republican Party is pushing voters to support a proposed congressional map it views as the most favorable to incumbents as it tries to preserve its stronghold in Congress.

Reconstruction of bridge on University Avenue begins Wednesday

10/01/2025 10:01pm

A construction project to restore a viaduct that's part of a main thoroughfare in Provo began Wednesday, but transportation officials say traffic won't be impacted until later this month.

US probes University of Nevada Las Vegas over response to alleged antisemitism

10/01/2025 9:33pm

The U.S. Justice Department said on Tuesday it would probe the response of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, to claims of antisemitism on campus.

Utah Republicans point fingers at Democrats as government shutdown begins

10/01/2025 9:05pm

Utah's Republican representatives and senators are pointing the finger at Democrats after federal funding lapsed overnight, kicking off what could be a lengthy government shutdown.

Utah to celebrate wildlife recovery successes at upcoming summit

10/01/2025 8:35pm

Over 250 species are identified as at-risk species in Utah, and conservationists say anyone in the state can get involved to help protect them.

Livestock landscaping: Vermont ski areas employ goats and sheep to clear the slopes

10/01/2025 8:04pm

Months before the first snow beckons skiers, sheep and goats are hitting the slopes in Vermont.

2 dead after multivehicle crash in Kane County

10/01/2025 7:28pm

Two people are dead following a crash involving three vehicles on U.S. 89 in Kane County, according to the Utah Highway Patrol.

Measles count in Utah rises to 44, new report says

10/01/2025 7:11pm

Utah has 44 confirmed measles cases so far in 2025, according to an update from the Utah Department of Health and Human Services, and three symptom-watch periods are continuing.

Ice Castles pausing Midway attraction for upcoming winter season

10/01/2025 6:36pm

A popular winter attraction, Ice Castles, will not return to Utah for the 2025-26 season.

Andre Tourigny 'happy, not satisfied' as Utah Mammoth take next step in NHL maturation

10/01/2025 6:28pm

Andre Tourigny's teams have improved their record in each of his four years as head coach. Can this year's squad take yet another leap from the 38-31-13 year that the Mammoth put up in their inaugural season in Utah?

Musk becomes first person to hit $500 billion net worth, Forbes list shows

10/01/2025 6:04pm

Tesla CEO Elon Musk on Wednesday became the first person ever to achieve a net worth of nearly $500 billion, propelled by a rebound in the EV company's shares and surging valuations of other startups.

Utah opens liquor store in Marriott-Slaterville as new locales near completion in Roy, Moab

10/01/2025 5:42pm

Utah officials opened a new state liquor store in Marriott-Slaterville, Weber County's fifth, as new locales near completion in Roy and Moab.

Israeli military intercepts Gaza aid flotilla, organizers say

10/01/2025 5:11pm

Israeli military personnel intercepted the Global Sumud Flotilla trying to deliver medicine and food to Gaza, boarding its boats as it approached the war-ravaged enclave, organizers said.

'A rare occurence': Hogle Zoo achieves perfect score from Association of Zoos and Aquariums

10/01/2025 4:50pm

Utah's Hogle Zoo achieved a perfect score and accreditation from the Association of Zoos and Aquariums, a feat accomplished by only nine other organizations in 51 years.

Man accused of firing multiple rounds in warehouse used by Park City Mountain Resort

10/01/2025 4:15pm

A Summit County man was charged Wednesday with breaking into a warehouse belonging to Park City Mountain Resort and causing damage by firing off several rounds.

Have You Seen This? Iconic, 540-foot-tall cooling tower imploded in Tennessee

10/01/2025 3:32pm

The Tennessee Valley Authority imploded an iconic, 540-foot-tall cooling tower, offering an impressive peek into the orderly way big things can be demolished.

The 50 people, organizations and ideas changing philanthropy

10/01/2025 3:18pm - PARTNER

Deseret Magazine has released its first Philanthropy Issue, and something we're calling The Deseret 50. The people, organizations and ideas highlighted here are game-changers in the world of giving.

Custom programs are the future of professional development

10/01/2025 3:00pm - SPONSORED

The Utah's Executive Education is building custom programs with organizations like yours every day.

Michigan church attacker's ties to Utah

10/01/2025 2:15pm

A former Park City landlord of the suspect in Sunday's Michigan church attack shares what she knows about his past.

Kevin Love's Utah ties come full circle as he joins the Jazz

10/01/2025 2:14pm

Kevin Love recalls walking down Main Street in Park City with the late Jazz legend Mark Eaton, taking in the surrounding peaks.

Dump truck driver, owner face charges 3 years after fatal Big Cottonwood Canyon crash

10/01/2025 1:53pm

The driver of a dump truck and the owner of the company are facing manslaughter charges stemming from a 2022 crash in Big Cottonwood Canyon that killed an expectant mother.

Washington County home considered a total loss after house fire

10/01/2025 1:44pm

A house in Central, Washington County, is considered a total loss following a fire on Wednesday.

White House freezes funds for Democratic states in shutdown slap

10/01/2025 1:19pm

The Trump administration on Wednesday froze $26 billion for Democratic-leaning states, following through on threats to use the government shutdown to target Democratic priorities.

Wildlife advocate, primate expert Jane Goodall dies at 91

10/01/2025 1:06pm

Scientist and global activist Jane Goodall, who turned her childhood love of primates into a lifelong quest for protecting the environment, died Wednesday at the age of 91.

Co-worker at LDS Hospital remembers day President Russell M. Nelson was called as an apostle

10/01/2025 12:40pm

There are few who remember President Russell M. Nelson as "Dr. Nelson" like Pamela Atkinson does, including the day when Dr. Nelson was called to the apostleship in 1984.

Homeless facility proposal near North Salt Lake sparks opposition, public safety concerns

10/01/2025 12:05pm

A proposal to develop a 1,300-bed campus for the homeless near North Salt Lake is sparking concern that it would pose a public safety risk to nearby residents.

Here's how spooky season is shaping up on Netflix

10/01/2025 11:30am

It's October, and that means spooky season has arrived. Check out what Netflix has lined up for your scaring pleasure.

Midvale mom arrested, accused of 'child torture' of 4-month-old baby

10/01/2025 11:02am

A Midvale woman was arrested Tuesday and accused of abusing her 4-month-old daughter by putting her face over hot steam and taping her hands and mouth.

5 things we think we know about Utah football at the 1st bye

10/01/2025 10:26am

The Utes are off until hosting Arizona State on Oct. 11 at Rice-Eccles Stadium.

'A gospel of love': Church leaders honor life of President Russell M. Nelson

10/01/2025 9:55am

Leaders of the Church of Jesus Christ remembered the life of President Russell M. Nelson in a broadcast, emphasizing his immense legacy of love for his fellow children of God.

'You can be broken while being brave': Southern Utah author rebuilds life after downfall

10/01/2025 9:42am

Beth McDonough was a seasoned reporter who told the stories of others. Now, she's telling her story — the collapse of her career and her comeback — in a new, two-part memoir.

The Mouritsen brothers: A family giving back to Grantsville football

10/01/2025 9:02am

On Friday nights in Grantsville, the Mouritsen family is everywhere — from the sidelines to the press box to the field — keeping alive a tradition where football, family, and community are inseparable.

Crash may leave Rexburg 4-year-old paralyzed years after recovering from paralysis as an infant

10/01/2025 8:43am

Four-year-old Carter Grover has persevered through more than most adults will in their entire lives.

Woman dies in crash on US 89 in Sanpete County

10/01/2025 8:23am

One person is dead after a crash involving two vehicles on U.S. 89 near Indianola on Tuesday.

Why every home in Utah should be tested for radon

10/01/2025 8:00am - SPONSORED

The radioactive gas is odorless, tasteless, and colorless, making it impossible to detect without proper testing. That's why the CDC recommends testing your home, especially before you buy and sell.

From drones to police presence, Utah campus where Kirk was shot lacked key public safety tools

10/01/2025 7:55am

The Utah university where Charlie Kirk was assassinated lacked key public safety measures that are standard security for events around the country, according to an AP review.

President Nelson's death so close to general conference marks rare occurrence

10/01/2025 7:42am

President Russell M. Nelson's death occurred just a week before general conference, marking a rare sequence of events that hasn't happened in nearly 70 years, a historian said.

Rescuers desperately search for survivors of earthquake in the Philippines that killed at least 72

10/01/2025 7:20am

Rescuers used backhoes and sniffer dogs to look for survivors in the central Philippines after an earthquake killed at least 72 people and injured more than 200 others.

Jordan School District drivers teach students how to stay safe while riding the bus

10/01/2025 6:20am

School bus drivers in West Jordan are on a mission to save lives, and they took a step to doing that on Tuesday by teaching Antelope Canyon Elementary students how to ride safely.

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