Treasurer strikes final pennies at Philadelphia Mint

Treasurer Brandon Beach visited the Philadelphia Mint on Wednesday to strike the final five circulating one-cent coins or pennies, ending 232 years of penny production in the United States.

Boeing ordered to pay more than $28M to 737 MAX crash victim's family 

A jury in federal court in Chicago ordered Boeing on Wednesday to pay more than $28 million to the family of a United Nations environmental worker who was killed in the 2019 crash of a 737 MAX jet in Ethiopia.

Northern lights might be visible in Utah Wednesday night, if the sunset doesn't block it

Salt Lake City — The northern lights were seen across Utah Tuesday night, and are expected to return Wednesday night if

50-year mortgage could leave Utah home buyers paying hundreds of thousands more in interest

The Trump administration says 50-year mortgages could make homes more affordable. But some experts warn that stretching a loan to 50 years will do the opposite.

Penny shortage threatens completion of Provo business's unique floor project

As the U.S. Mint winds down production of the penny, one local business finds itself in a race against time to complete a project where the humble coin takes center stage.

Trump signs deal to end longest government shutdown in US history

President Donald Trump on Wednesday signed legislation ending the longest government shutdown in U.S. history.

Taylor Swift sparks sales surge for Utah jewelry brand

A Park City jewelry company is seeing a surge in business after pop superstar Taylor Swift was photographed wearing one of its pieces.

Fewer trips, tighter wallets: Holiday travel demand cools across the board, report shows

The holiday rush may lose some of its momentum this year as a report on Wednesday shows Americans are planning to take fewer trips and spend less on them amid growing financial concerns.

Tracy Aviary plans to move original 87-year-old structure for new bird show pavilion

One of Utah's oldest zoos received the green light to relocate one of its original buildings to make way for a new pavilion that will allow its handlers to conduct shows throughout the year.