Ogden Day of the Dead event, rescheduled to Sunday, marks first of more in city, across Utah

The first of three Day of the Dead events in Ogden is set for Sunday with more to come across Utah.

Utah Tech set to launch bachelor's degree in politics, policy and law

Starting in the fall 2026 semester, Utah Tech University will offer students a Bachelor of Arts in politics, policy and law.

Plaintiffs sue Legislature over redistricting bill, submit new maps to judge ahead of deadline

Plaintiffs filed a new complaint Monday over the gerrymandering standards adopted by the Legislature earlier that day, saying they "neuter" Proposition 4's ban on partisan gerrymandering.

How some Utah hunters can get $800 gift card — and save a rare species

Some of the hunters looking to bag wildlife this month could also walk away with an $800 gift card for outdoor equipment while also helping one of the state's most endangered species.

Outdoor Retailer is leaving Utah again — this time for a new home

Outdoor Retailer is leaving Salt Lake City once again, but for another reason and a different outdoorsy state this time around.

Utah transgender sports lawsuit dropped as US Supreme Court to hear similar cases

Utah's ban on transgender athletes participating in high school sports is "fully in effect," Utah's House speaker said, after plaintiffs challenging the law agreed to have their lawsuit dismissed.

Driver accused of hitting, killing woman in Murray crosswalk in July is arrested

A man who police say is a habitual DUI offender, who allegedly hit and killed a woman in a Murray crosswalk in July and then drove off, has been arrested.

Herriman man accused of killing llama in Duchesne

A man accused of traveling from Herriman to Duchesne to kill a llama has been charged.

Plane makes emergency landing on I-84 in Morgan County

A pilot operating a small plane made an emergency landing on a highway in Morgan County.

Provo to close section of Bonneville Shoreline Trail for wildfire debris cleanup

A mile-long section of the popular Bonneville Shoreline Trail will be closed in Provo for approximately a month while crews clean up along a recent wildfire and its burn scar.

Ogden police investigate fatal shooting of 16-year-old near Ben Lomond High School

A 16-year-old died Tuesday after being shot near Ben Lomond High School, and police say the gunman is still on the loose.

US-Mexico border apprehensions, a focus of alarm under Biden, have plummeted under Trump

Apprehensions at the U.S.-Mexico border of immigrants in the country illegally, a focus of alarm under Biden, have plummeted under Trump, new numbers show.

Salt Lake City issues emergency declaration over flooding; relief fund launched

Utah's capital city declared a state of emergency as a result of flood damage caused by its rainiest day in over a century.

Police, animal control workers remove dozens of cats from Cottonwood Heights home

Police on Wednesday removed dozens of cats from a home after they said officers found conditions so unhealthy that the homeowner couldn't be allowed back until there was a comprehensive cleanup.

West Virginia QB great, Utah County nonprofit on same team against suicide

West Virginia hall-of-fame quarterback and two-time Super Bowl champion Jeff Hostetler was honored during halftime of the Mountaineers' game at BYU for his work.

Boy detained in connection with Ben Lomond High bomb threat

A boy has been detained in Washington state in connection with the bomb threat last week targeting Ben Lomond High School in Ogden.

Man accused of placing explosive device under Utah news vehicle

A man who investigators say left a homemade explosive device under a Fox 13 news vehicle is facing federal charges.

President Russell M. Nelson remembered as 'the holder of hands and the healer of hearts'

Family members and church leaders remembered President Russell M. Nelson as a devoted father, leader and friend during his funeral service on Tuesday.

Store clerk charged for alleged sexual abuse of customer

A 7-Eleven clerk in Utah County has been charged for allegedly exposing himself to a customer and inappropriately touching her.

West Jordan displays scale of domestic violence with field of flags, pinwheels

South Valley Services and the West Jordan police partnered to create the display, aiming to raise awareness and provide support for those affected by domestic violence.

Taylorsville resident sentenced to 30 years in prison for child sextortion

A Taylorsville resident accused of sexual abuse and extorting a child through social media has been sentenced to 30 years in federal prison.

Drainage system no match for rainstorm in Rose Park, county employee explains

County leaders are explaining how a drainage system worked when a Rose Park neighborhood experienced severe flooding on Saturday.

How some Utah families are trying to find an affordable home

With mortgage rates above 6% and the median home price in Utah around $520,000, more families are looking at multi-generational housing.

'Someone in the room is blue.' Man arrested after roommate found dead in apartment

A Salt Lake man has been arrested in connection with the death of his roommate.

Man charged with digging giant hole near I-15 pillar

A man was charged Monday with digging a 6-foot hole near a pillar of an I-15 overpass that officials say will cost $12,000 to repair.

Despite concerns of gerrymandering, Democrats say new Utah map is 'real pickup opportunity'

Despite complaints that a proposed congressional map in Utah gives an unfair advantage to Republicans, national Democrats are bullish about their chances.