Panthers' late goal sinks Mammoth, who drop 3rd straight

The Mammoth fall to the Panthers 4-3 after Anton Lundell's goal with under a minute left to play lifts the defending champs over Utah.

Utah women use strong 2nd quarter to pull away in blowout over Boise State

Lani White took the game into her own hands.

DHS says a man detained by ICE was a predator. His attorneys say that's libel

After Jair Celis was arrested by ICE, the Department of Homeland Security is now being accused of libel by his legal representation due to comments it made on social media alleging he was a predator.

Volunteer pilots bring Santa, gifts to Title I schools on Utah-Arizona border

Volunteer pilots from Angel Flight West delivered toys, coats, backpacks, and 500 books to students in Hildale, Utah and Colorado City, Arizona, during the annual Santa Flight on Wednesday.

Parent of student charged in shooting that killed teen at Kentucky State University

A parent of a Kentucky State University student has been charged with murder in an on-campus shooting that killed one student and critically injured another.

Weber State erred in creating list of 'prohibited' words, says Utah System of Higher Ed head

Utah System of Higher Education Commissioner Geoff Landward said Weber State erred in creating list of "prohibited" words guest speakers may not use.

Footage shows officers confront father days before 'nightmare' hike that hospitalized children

Newly obtained police documents show Micah Smith, charged with child abuse and torture, had a run-in with police a week before that left officers worried for his mental state.

Corner Canyon drops game to No. 2 St. Frances in Overtime national championship

Burke ran for over 100 yards and a touchdown, and Virginia running back signee Jae'Oyn Williams threw for three touchdowns as St. Frances rallied to a 37-20 win over No. 23 Corner Canyon.

US seizes oil tanker off coast of Venezuela, Trump says

The U.S. has seized an oil tanker off the coast of Venezuela, President Donald Trump said on Wednesday, a ​move that raised oil prices and is likely to further inflame tensions between Washington and Caracas.

School board unanimously votes to close Cedar Valley Elementary School; community reacts

The Board of Education of the West District, also known as the Lake Mountain School District, voted to close Cedar Valley Elementary School last week. Cedar Fort residents cited concerns with the decision.

Slain Santaquin officer's family sues truck driver accused of killing him and driver's employer

The family of Santaquin Police Sgt. Bill Hooser has filed a lawsuit against the truck driver accused of intentionally hitting and killing him, as well as the trucking company and food manufacturer he was working for.

From snowflakes to shorelines: Local tour company wants you to discover Hawaii

With two different Hawaiian itineraries to choose from, Southwest Adventure Tours gives you a front row seat to the culture, landscapes, and spirit of the islands.

'Frustrated' babysitter pleads guilty to murder in death of baby girl

A babysitter accused of smashing a 4-month-old baby's head into the corner of a metal door, resulting in her death, pleaded guilty this week to murder.

Misplaced wire label, other mishaps likely caused collision, Baltimore bridge collapse, NTSB says

A misplaced wire label, the vulnerability of a bridge and other mishaps in protocols likely caused the collapse of Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge after a large vessel struck it in the spring last year, according to the National Transportation Safety Board.

Southern Utah woman gave herself $98K in raises, charges say

A woman in southern Utah is facing charges of theft and communications fraud accusing her of giving herself raises that totaled nearly $100,000.

How Utah's newest lawmaker went from fighting HB267 to using his first vote to repeal it

After fighting to overturn Utah's law banning public unions from collective bargaining, teacher John Arthur cast his first vote in the Utah Legislature Tuesday to repeal that very same law.

House backs massive defense policy bill; Senate next

The House of Representatives passed a massive defense policy bill on Wednesday authorizing a record $901 billion ​in annual military spending, paving the way for the must-pass measure to become law for a 65th straight year.

Divided Fed lowers rates, signals pause and 1 cut next year as growth rebounds

A sharply divided Federal Reserve cut interest rates on Wednesday, but signaled borrowing costs are unlikely to drop further in the near term as it awaits clarity on the job market, inflation and ​the economy.

Have You Seen This? Arizona lineman coaxes bear from atop utility pole

A lineman in Arizona helped prod a wayward bear that had climbed up a power pole to the ground and safety. It wasn't the first time he'd done it.

Who should draw the congressional maps? Here's what voters and Constitution say

As lawmakers spar with judges over redistricting, here's what voters and the Constitution say about who has the power to draw congressional maps.

5 reasons to grow your startup in U. of U's Master of Business Creation Program (online or in person)

The award-winning Master of Business Creation (MBC) program at the University of Utah is available online or in person.

Taylorsville man charged with carjacking in federal court now facing similar state charges

A Taylorsville man accused of shooting another man while carjacking a friend's vehicle and then leading police on a chase is facing criminal state charges.

Woman admits to selling 'discounted' Utah ski tickets purchased with stolen credit cards

A South Carolina woman has pleaded guilty in federal court to purchasing Ikon ski passes for Utah resorts using stolen credit cards, and then reselling them at "discounted" prices.

Lapses gave Louvre thieves crucial 30-second advantage over police, inquiry finds

The burglars who robbed Paris's Louvre museum benefited from 30 ​seconds of lapses that helped ensure their getaway with France's crown jewels, an inquiry from France's culture ministry ⁠into the spectacular heist showed.

Utah's snowpack off to 'slow start' amid 'whiplash' start to 2026 water year

Utah's snowpack is off to a "slow start," which won't turn around with this week's forecast. But experts remain hopeful for the remainder of winter.

Teach faith and freedom in class? This school says yes

The school's ethos of high love coupled with high expectations allows students to thrive.

Former 'Real Housewives' of Salt Lake City star moved from prison to community program

Jennifer Shah, former star on "The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City," has been moved from a federal prison into a community confinement program after serving less than half of her sentence.

Utah, Pennsylvania governors speak out against political violence at bipartisan event

Utah's governor took his message of "disagreeing better" to Washington with Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro, moderated by "Today" co-anchor Savannah Guthrie.

Judge lets more Epstein grand jury materials be made public

A judge in Manhattan on Wednesday allowed for the public release of ​records from a grand jury investigation into Jeffrey Epstein because of a law recently passed by Congress, the latest in a string of similar rulings.

Family of slain Saratoga Springs mother and son insists they're cooperating

Saratoga Springs police and Jessica Orton Lyman's family released joint statements Wednesday saying the family has been cooperating with the ongoing police investigation.

'A lot for everyone': Sundance releases programming for final Utah film festival

Utah's final Sundance Film Festival is approaching, and audiences can expect a diverse range of films along with a celebration of the event's history in Park City.

Utahn charged with driving 111 mph near Bear Lake

A driver who police say drove over 100 mph between Laketown and Garden City is facing criminal charges.

Payson man charged with threatening to shoot governor, other state leaders

A Payson man with a history of making terroristic threats has been charged with threatening to shoot Utah's governor and other leaders.

Trump defends economic record at Pennsylvania rally amid frustration over rising prices

President Donald Trump tried to reassure Americans that the economy was healthy at a campaign-style rally on Tuesday as Republicans brace for a ​tough fight to hold control of Congress in next year's midterm elections.

UVU guaranteeing admission to all SLCC graduates through new partnership

Utah Valley University and Salt Lake Community College are partnering together to create a pathway toward bachelor's degrees for more Utah students.

Democracies must fight for freedom, Nobel laureate Machado says

Democracies must be prepared to fight for freedom in order to survive, Nobel Peace Prize laureate Maria Corina Machado said on Wednesday, in a speech ​delivered by her daughter.

Why is the University of Utah partnering with a private equity firm for athletics?

It was natural to see the University of Utah's private equity deal as a short-term fix to a larger problem.

A critical Social Security warning for Utah women

Women face unique challenges when it comes to financial planning for retirement. And it all starts with your strategy to file for your Social Security benefits.

University of Utah engineers build bionic hand with an AI brain

University of Utah engineers have given a bionic hand a mind of its own with the assistance of artificial intelligence.

Audit calls for more transparency in how Salt Lake County DA makes decisions

A new audit on the Salt Lake County District Attorney's Office calls for more transparency in how cases are screened, how plea deals and decisions are reached.