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DeSimone scores go-ahead goal in 3rd, Mammoth beat slumping Rangers to stop 4-game skid
11/22/2025 10:38pm
Nick DeSimone scored the tiebreaking goal 7:32 into the third period and the Utah Mammoth beat the scuffling New York Rangers 3-2 to snap a four-game losing streak.
4 new Bangerter Highway interchanges open — saving drivers 8 minutes
11/22/2025 10:31pm
Drivers along Bangerter Highway can expect a smoother commute, as the Utah Department of Transportation said motorists will save about eight minutes thanks to the completion of four new interchanges.
European, Western leaders say Ukraine plan needs work, Trump signals scope for changes
11/22/2025 9:47pm
European and other Western leaders said on Saturday a U.S. peace plan was a basis for talks to end Russia's war in Ukraine, but needed "additional work."
No. 11 BYU runs past Cincinnati to inch closer to Big 12 title game
11/22/2025 9:31pm
With a chance to clinch a spot in the Big 12 championship game, either mathematically or effectively, the 11th-ranked BYU football ran, then ran so far, and ran so far away.
Former presidential candidate John Kasich calls for a moral reckoning
11/22/2025 9:04pm
Former Ohio governor and presidential candidate John Kasich told a Salt Lake City audience Wednesday night that America's political turmoil is less about partisan fights and more about a deeper moral problem.
Govs. Cox and Grisham advise city leaders on dealing with political violence, fostering civility
11/22/2025 8:28pm
A lighthearted start set the tone for a 30-minute conversation that blended humor with more serious topics, like political violence, between Govs. Michelle Lujan Grisham and Spencer Cox.
US warns airlines of potential hazards when flying over Venezuela
11/22/2025 7:44pm
The Federal Aviation Administration warned major airlines on Friday of a "potentially hazardous situation" when flying over Venezuela and urged them to exercise caution.
Layton residents advocate for off-leash dog park; city identifies potential site
11/22/2025 7:03pm
The city of Layton is without an off-leash dog park. Some residents are advocating to change that.
Fátima Bosch's Miss Universe 2025 win echoes in Mexico where women fight for equality
11/22/2025 6:29pm
Fátima Bosch Fernández's Miss Universe victory is being framed as the vindication of a disrespected contestant from a country where women have pushed their way into positions of power and are increasingly calling out traditional chauvinism.
Dampier scores late, Barton secures pick as Utah claims improbable win over K-State
11/22/2025 6:02pm
Kansas State's Joe Jackson is still running somewhere. But Utah senior Lander Barton secured the win.
West Jordan clothes designers among US, Canadian competitors vying to be Style Icon
11/22/2025 5:46pm
West Jordan clothes designers Gustavo Gramejo and Gracie Newby Aubery are vying with other U.S. and Canadian competitors in the Style Icon fashion competition.
Comedian Leanne Morgan fell off a ski lift in Utah — and took it as a sign from God
11/22/2025 5:12pm
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In her new comedy special, 'Unspeakable Things,' Morgan also talks about falling off a ski lift in Alta, and shares why her faith is so important to her.
Tracy Aviary is opening Utah's first nature-based preschool next year
11/22/2025 5:03pm
Wonder Bloom and Tracy Aviary have partnered to launch Utah's first licensed nature-based preschool, located at the aviary's 12-acre Nature Center at Pia Okwai in South Salt Lake.
Brazil's ex-president Bolsonaro detained by police over flight risk
11/22/2025 4:18pm
Brazil's former president Jair Bolsonaro was taken into custody on Saturday after a Supreme Court justice cited an escape risk linked to a planned supporters' vigil, ending months of house arrest as he appeals a coup-plot conviction.
Have You Seen This? Southern Utah University student walks marathon around campus
11/22/2025 3:30pm
Lindsey Wessling, a senior outdoor recreation major at Southern Utah University, recently completed what she's calling the "AFEC Marathon" by walking a marathon (173 laps) around the America First Event Center building. The challenge took her close to 9½ hours to complete. Would you attempt the AFEC Marathon?
Running community remembers 'last-place finisher' who touched many hearts
11/22/2025 2:46pm
Thousands of runners stood in a moment of silence to remember Kimball Webb, well known for his last-place finishes.
Holiday blues? Here's what consumers say about holiday shopping plans
11/22/2025 2:09pm
Despite U.S. economic conditions that are pummeling consumers with persistent inflation, skyrocketing housing costs and a softening labor market, retail experts predict the 2025 holiday shopping season will easily top last year's spending volumes.
Larry H. Miller Company annual Thanksgiving event about more than serving meals
11/22/2025 1:05pm
Larry H. Miller uttered a phrase before he died in 2009 at age 64 that has stayed with the family and the billion-dollar company he built.
Utah lawmaker argues for kratom ban to protect public health against 'gas station heroin'
11/22/2025 12:05pm
A Utah legislator just introduced a bill that would put a state ban on the controversial — and somewhat obscure — drug kratom. If passed, Utah would join at least seven other states in banning its sale altogether.
Fill your heart with cheer at Utah's Odyssey Dance Theatre's Christmas Spectacular
11/22/2025 11:30am
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Odyssey is once again raising the bar with a festive extravaganza that promises to be the ultimate holiday experience.
Hearing aids may reduce dementia risk by 61%, study says
11/22/2025 11:22am
Only about one in five adults who could benefit from hearing aids actually uses them. But new research shows that treating hearing loss early may do more than improve hearing — it could also protect your brain.
At least 24 people dead, 54 wounded after Israeli airstrikes in Gaza test ceasefire
11/22/2025 10:45am
Israel's military says it has launched new airstrikes against Hamas militants in Gaza, testing the ceasefire that began on October 10. Health officials in Gaza report at least 24 people killed and at least 54 wounded, including children.
Local artists create 'magical' life-size snow globes on Park City's Main Street
11/22/2025 10:00am
Seven local artists were chosen to create a life-size snow globe for the Park City Snow Globe Art Stroll where the artworks will be displayed along Main Street to bring holiday cheer.
Analyst: Holiday discounts won't be as deep due to tariffs
11/22/2025 9:30am
As Utah businesses continue to navigate the effects of tariffs on their operations, an analyst and a small shop owner reflected Thursday on what holiday shopping season will look like.
Hedengren runner-up as BYU women finish 2nd at NCAA cross country championships
11/22/2025 9:23am
Alabama's Doris Lemngole held off Hedengren in a course-record 18 minutes, 25.4 seconds to win a second consecutive individual title at Gans Creek cross country course in Columbia, Missouri.
6-year-old West Valley City girl reunited with family after being found
11/22/2025 9:14am
A 6-year-old girl who was believed to have been taken late Friday by an acquaintance was safely reunited with her family Saturday.
Patrick Kinahan: Familiarity settling in for BYU basketball
11/22/2025 8:48am
Through only four games, mostly due to unforeseen circumstances and injuries, BYU has trotted out multiple starting units.
Why Cox, Burgum and RFK Jr. think governors will save America
11/22/2025 8:42am
Three Republican and two Democratic governors gathered on Thursday under the leadership of Utah Gov. Spencer Cox to send what he said was a vital message to the rest of the country.
'A historic moment:' Vineyard's first grocery store opening met with fanfare, eager shoppers
11/22/2025 8:00am
The city of Vineyard celebrated the grand opening of its first-ever grocery store on Saturday.
Cox says delayed redistricting decision makes it harder for 'justice to fairly play out'
11/22/2025 7:15am
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox said on Thursday that the slow arrival of the state's bombshell redistricting decision has limited the Legislature's ability to appeal the ruling which overrode lawmakers' authority over redistricting.
