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Free Byrd: Freshman QB rushes for 151 as Utah rolls to 53-7 win over Colorado

10/25/2025 11:48pm

Utah's leading passer at the end of the first quarter was its punter.

Utah artist J.R. Johansen finishes portrait of Marine killed in Afghanistan

10/25/2025 10:35pm

Utah artist J.R. Johansen's true gift isn't just in his chalk work, it's in the faces he brings back to life for families who thought they'd never see them again.

Shootings at a party in North Carolina kill 2 and injure several others

10/25/2025 9:45pm

Shootings at a large outdoor Halloween party in southeastern North Carolina early Saturday killed two people, one of them 16, and wounded several others.

Community effort reopens beloved mountain road in American Fork Canyon

10/25/2025 9:02pm

Forest Service Road 085 in American Fork Canyon had been shut down after a section collapsed during a heavy snowpack. On Friday, a group of enthusiasts brought it back.

Who do Utahns blame for the shutdown — Republicans or Democrats?

10/25/2025 8:28pm

The current government shutdown is now the second-longest in American history, and there's no sign it will end anytime soon.

Utah Mammoth ride 6-game win streak to top of NHL standings

10/25/2025 7:59pm

No team in the National Hockey League has more points than the Utah Mammoth through the opening three weeks of the regular season.

Is Utah's pledge to save the Great Salt Lake by the 2034 Winter Olympics possible?

10/25/2025 7:03pm

Gov. Spencer Cox recently announced a goal to get the Great Salt Lake to a healthy level by 2034. Those who are in charge of the lake and its health had their say about it Wednesday.

If Dave Portnoy likes your pizza, prepare for lines

10/25/2025 6:29pm

Dave Portnoy, owner and founder of Barstool Sports, came from the East Coast last weekend for the BYU-Utah football game. While in town, he visited some local pizza joints.

Louvre transfers jewels to Bank of France after heist, RTL reports

10/25/2025 5:48pm

The Louvre has transferred some of its most precious jewels to the Bank of France, according to French radio RTL, after an audacious daylight heist last week exposed the famed museum's security vulnerability.

Down, not out: No. 11 BYU rallies to stay unbeaten with 41-27 win at Iowa State

10/25/2025 5:14pm

Bear Bachmeier accounted for 358 yards and three touchdowns, and No. 11 BYU overturned a 24-10 first-half deficit to stay undefeated with a 41-27 win over Iowa State.

What's the biggest threat to free speech — censorship or contempt?

10/25/2025 5:04pm

Hundreds gathered in Salt Lake City following a weekend of protests to amplify a different kind of national movement, one seeking to combat contempt by recognizing human dignity in political discourse.

Draper businesses can reopen now that sewer line is fixed

10/25/2025 4:58pm

Several businesses in Draper that were shut down Saturday due to a sewer line break have been cleared to resume operations now that repairs are complete.

'It was a miracle': Rock climber recovering after fall in American Fork Canyon, family says

10/25/2025 4:17pm

A 37-year-old man rescued in American Fork Canyon after he was accidentally knocked off an almost 50-foot cliff suffered a concussion and a broken arm, his family said.

Trump sets 10% hike in tariffs on Canada after ad airs during World Series

10/25/2025 3:49pm

President Donald Trump said on Saturday he was increasing tariffs on Canada by an additional 10% as he reacted to an ad that aired during the World Series broadcast on Friday.

Have You Seen This? Giant car-mounted axe destroys vehicle

10/25/2025 3:32pm

I'm not sure where this event took place, but it has left me wondering if car-mounted axes are common in that region of the world.

Children's book co-authored by Utah travel influencer Elise Caffee honors her legacy

10/25/2025 3:01pm

A new children's picture book, "Pippa and Poppy's European Adventure," co-authored by Utah travel influencer, editor and publisher Elise Caffee, is honoring her life and legacy.

Man dead, teen injured in early morning shootout at Halloween party

10/25/2025 2:42pm

A man is dead after police say he fired a gun at a crowd of people in West Valley City early Saturday morning, and someone in the crowd fired back.

Winter Olympic athletes share their take on avoiding 'snowballing debt'

10/25/2025 1:51pm

Zions Bank CEO Paul Burdiss brought along two U.S. Ski & Snowboard Team athletes to visit West High School on Friday to teach students about avoiding credit card debt.

Historians react to the razing of the White House East Wing

10/25/2025 12:10pm - PARTNER

Historians share their "shock" and "sadness" in response to the sudden demolition of the White House's East Wing, a first step in making way for a $300 million, 90,000-square-foot "State Ballroom."

Students apply real-world engineering for aerospace, defense at WSU

10/25/2025 12:01pm

Weber State University offers hands-on internships, giving students significant ownership of externally funded, real-world projects.

Only 4 states like this World Series team better, and Utah is one of them

10/25/2025 11:07am

First you take the World Series, then pick the underdog and you root for them. Except for a handful of states — four, to be exact. And Utah happens to be one of them.

US food banks brace for surge as shutdown threatens benefits

10/25/2025 10:13am

Food banks across the United States can't replace government aid if SNAP benefits go away in November due to the government shutdown, risking increased hunger, advocates say.

Utah family lives nomadic lifestyle to help child with autism thrive

10/25/2025 10:02am

One Utah family lives a nomadic lifestyle to help their child with autism thrive.

Positively 50+: Couple hits the road to retirement in an RV

10/25/2025 8:14am

Mike and Jennifer Wendland explained how RVing is a way to keep a part of their former lives as journalists alive.

At Moon's Rare Books, the past is in the present

10/25/2025 7:10am

Moon's Rare Books, a Provo landmark, has become a bucket list item for travelers the world over.

Hard lessons in Sacramento: Young Jazz fall 1 play short in loss to Kings

10/25/2025 12:13am

The Jazz had the win in their hands — literally – and it slipped away.

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