Cleanup continues after weekend flooding in Tooele County; 1 rescue called a 'miracle'

Jeff Herrera's home is one of nearly 30 in Tooele County that had some sort of water damage from the massive rainstorm that hit over the weekend. Another man was lucky to make it out alive.

Crews respond to warehouse fire in Salt Lake City

Firefighters battled a fire at a commercial building Monday night that led to a partial collapse of the roof, according to the Salt Lake City Fire Department.

New guidelines behind denial of 35 tax hikes may be focus of lawmakers in 2026

New guidelines behind the denial of 35 tax hikes across Utah, including a proposal in Roy, may get state lawmakers' attention in the 2026 legislative session.

'Modern Family' star Ty Burrell answers 7 Questions with Emmy

Tyler Burrell is best known for his role playing Phil Dunphy on "Modern Family," has also starred in several other roles, and he's the owner of restaurants in Utah.

From dunks to dance-offs: Jazz players put on surprise scrimmage at East High

The Utah Jazz surprised the East student body by holding their annual open scrimmage at the school's basketball gym on Monday afternoon.

Cherry Fire in Hobble Creek Canyon reaches 73% containment

Fire crews made progress on a wildfire burning in Hobble Creek Canyon over the weekend. The Cherry Fire was mapped at 540 acres and 73% contained, fire officials said Monday.

Salt Lake City posted its 2nd rainiest day in 151 years. What was its rainiest day?

Salt Lake City came close to breaking a 1901 rain record this weekend. Some of Saturday's impacts were similar to 124 years ago.

Idaho woman, toddler die in crash after vehicle overturns in canal

A 35-year-old woman and a 2-year-old girl died in a crash after the vehicle they were in overturned into a canal Sunday afternoon near Shelley, Idaho.

Utah lawmakers pass bill to raise Great Salt Lake berm during special session

Utah lawmakers passed a bill that authorizes the state land managers to raise a berm within the Great Salt Lake if salinity levels become a problem again as lake levels fall.

Qualtrics to buy health care tech firm Press Ganey in $6.75 billion deal, FT reports

Utah-based Qualtrics has agreed to buy health care market research company Press Ganey Forsta in a $6.75 billion deal, the Financial Times reported on Monday.

Utah among states included in Kroger pasta salad recall

Kroger, the parent company of Smith's Food and Drug stores, announced a recall on two types of deli-style pasta salad on Monday.

Who made the Utah Mammoth opening night NHL roster?

The Utah Mammoth started training camp with 66 players, but have whittled it down to 23 ahead of the start of the NHL season on Thursday.

Talks begin in Egypt on Trump plan to end Gaza war

Delegations from Israel and Hamas began indirect negotiations in Egypt on Monday that the U.S. hopes will bring a halt to the war in Gaza.

'A moment with him': Thousands pay respects to President Russell M. Nelson in public viewing

Thousands visited the Conference Center during a public viewing to pay their respects to the late President Russell M. Nelson of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Have You Seen This? Bird won't stop blocking drivers' views

A bird confusingly hops from windshield to windshield on a Florida street, leaving the drivers puzzled as to what to do.

Get your free copy of 'Putting On Christ.' Here's how

"Putting on Christ" by author Steven Anthony Bishop seeks to inspire those who are diligent truth seekers. And now interested readers can get an e-book version for free.

Dust storms around the Great Salt Lake more frequent than previously thought

Health risks associated with dust pollution continue to kick up interest in the Great Salt Lake, and new research shows Utah's youngest residents may be the most vulnerable to its fallout.

US Supreme Court starts new term, with major Trump cases in store

The U.S. Supreme Court began its new nine-month term with cases in store concerning presidential powers as Donald Trump probes the limits of his authority under the U.S. Constitution.

Here's what happens when a lithium ion battery explodes

Firefighters with the Madison and Idaho Falls fire departments watched Wednesday as a pack of lithium-ion battery cells burst into flames.

General conference special: 'Deseret News 175 years'

From its pioneer roots to its digital future, this documentary highlights the Deseret News' enduring mission to inform, uplift and inspire.

Astrid Tuminez is grieving. What UVU's president can teach us after her husband's death, Charlie Kirk's murder

Utah Valley University's leader says she didn't realize just how traumatized she was until she started to help the university's students.

Murray Theater reopens after nearly a decade of renovation

After nearly a decade, the newly renovated Murray Theater reopens with vintage charm and technology upgrades.

Richfield man arrested, accused of setting fire to ex's home 3 times in past month

A Richfield man was arrested Sunday after police say he set three dangerous fires to his ex-wife's home over the past month.

Weight loss shots: Research indicates dangers from starting and stopping

Popular weight loss shots carry significant risk for some patients and doctors often fail to discuss those risks with patients.

The fun, silly ways Utahns get into the fall season

There are hues and other cues that signal it's finally fall in Utah. Which ones are your favorite?

NFL spent more helping Democrats last year, but biggest donor supports the GOP — and John Curtis

The NFL generates a lot of money. In fact, the league had $23 billion in revenue last year.

'Blatantly' partisan or 'best' for Utah? Legislature picks new congressional map

Utah's Legislature adopted a new congressional map Monday, but Republicans reiterated that they were only doing so at the behest of the courts and railed against the short timeline they were given.

KSL.com Top 20+1: Making sense (kinda) of a chaotic week of weather, upsets

Mother nature didn't cooperate with Week 8 of the high school football season, with several games delayed until the late Friday night and as many as five finished on Saturday afternoon.

'Water is all the way to our knees'; Rose Park homeowners clean up after flooding

Saturday's historic rain in portions of northern Utah caused major flooding that left some families overwhelmed with cleanup.

How the unusual workout of Katie Uhlaender turned her into a social media phenomenon

The cliche goes you train for the task at hand, and it's true whether you're an Olympic hopeful, or covering an Olympic hopeful. But it's hard to miss what Katie Uhlaender is doing.

Juice jacking: Find out how public USB charging ports put you at risk for identity theft

USB charging ports may seem harmless, but security officials say they can put you at risk for identity theft. Here's what you need to know about what's called "juice jacking."

3 smart year-end moves that could significantly reduce your taxes in retirement

The final three months of this year is a critical window of opportunity that could significantly reduce the total amount of taxes you'll pay in retirement, say financial advisors Ryan Thacker and Tyson Thacker.

CBS buys The Free Press website, installs founder Bari Weiss as CBS News editor-in-chief

Paramount said Monday that it has bought the commentary website The Free Press and installed its founder, Bari Weiss, as the editor-in-chief of CBS News.

US judge blocks Trump from sending any National Guard troops to Portland for now

A federal judge in Oregon on Sunday temporarily blocked Donald Trump's administration from sending any National Guard troops to police Portland, Oregon, a setback for the president as he seeks to dispatch the military to cities over the objections of their Democratic leaders.

Where to catch the new Warren Miller ski film 'Sno-ciety'

Ski and snowboard season can't be far away if a new Warren Miller film is playing on the big screen, and you can see it for the first time in Salt Lake City on Oct. 18.

Utah's Cold Cases: Detectives take new look at deadly 2015 roadside shooting in Ogden

More than 10 years later, Weber County cold case detectives are taking a new look at a roadside shooting that claimed the life of 18-year-old Francisco Lopez.