Judge sentences man to 120 days in jail on fentanyl distribution charge

A Weber County judge sentenced a man to 120 days in jail on a fentanyl distribution charge and said he can be released to federal immigration officials after 90 days of the term.

Locals in the NFL: An emotional Taysom Hill made NFL history in possibly final game in New Orleans

Taysom Hill proved the former BYU quarterback is 1-of-1 in what may be his final game in New Orleans as a member of the Saints organization.

After Blue Moon roof collapse, The Suites of Lava Hot Springs reopens

The Suites of Lava Hot Springs has reopened following a full renovation prompted by damage from the March 2023 collapse of the roof of the popular Blue Moon Bar & Grill next door.

Former BYU football greats agree to participate in infrared light therapy study

Former BYU linebacker Larry Carr's tireless crusade to save football and football players — and anyone else with a brain injury — received a big shot in the arm last month. Two shots, actually.

Keller comes through in OT to help Utah Mammoth hold off Winnipeg

Clayton Keller had a goal and an assist, including a fastbreak game-winner 13 seconds into overtime to help the Utah Mammoth secure a 4-3 win over the Winnipeg Jets on Sunday evening at the Delta Center.

Utah man with autism found after 10-day search

August Beckwith, a 29-year-old Utah man with autism, has been found safe after disappearing for a second time in a matter of weeks.

Mike Lee pulls amendment that caused stir over national parks management

Sen. Mike Lee on Thursday pulled an amendment to a 2026 appropriation bill that would strike language stipulating that all National Park Service land remain as part of the park service.

Australian state parliament reconvenes to push stricter gun laws after Bondi mass shooting

Australia's New South Wales state parliament was recalled on Monday to vote on proposed new laws that would impose major curbs ​on firearm ownership.

Springville woman given probation for hitting employee with car after stealing sports cards

A Springville woman pleaded guilty to hitting an employee with her car after stealing sports cards from an antiques store.

Weber County judge dismisses sexual abuse charge against man who died

A Weber County judge has dismissed a sexual abuse charge against a man because the man died months before the charge was filed.

Students make history: First aircraft built at Wright Brothers site since 1903

History was made Wednesday, as the First Flight High School's Aviation Program unveiled the aircraft they built over the past two years — becoming the first plane built on the grounds here since the Wright Brothers.

Have You Seen This? Dogs take over theater for 'Zootopia' screening

Trying to create "Zootopia" right there in the theater was a noble effort. But it probably ended in disaster.

Third 'Avatar' film lights up global box offices

Director James Cameron's third "Avatar" movie kicked off its box office run with roughly $345 million ​in global ticket sales through Sunday, meeting pre-weekend forecasts for the epic movie franchise from Walt Disney.

Amid unfolding crackdown, Utah advocates launch effort to aid immigrants headed to court

As the immigration crackdown unfolds, Utah immigrant advocates have launched an initiative to aid immigrants heading to criminal and immigration court.

Taylorsville driver charged with firing gun at another vehicle in road rage case

A Taylorsville man was charged in a road rage investigation on Friday.

Why a Washington, D.C., journalist wants Utah's governor to run for president

Public calls for Gov. Spencer Cox to run for president reached the inner circle of national politics despite Cox's continued insistence that he will not consider a White House bid.

Skateboarders aren't punk kids anymore. An inside look at USU's skateboard club

When you think of skateboarders, do you think of punk kids? Well, those kids are now in college and they're still skating. Utah State University Journalism professor Brian Champagne took some of his photography students along to let the USU skateboard club touch-up their image in their own words.

Utah Valley University student receives an award from Erika Kirk

'I found out at 5 pm last night, so I definitely had the nerves, but it was an unforgettable experience,' the student said.

Multiple gunmen open fire at a South African pub, killing 9 and wounding 10

Authorities report that nine people have died and at least 10 others are injured after a shooting at a South African pub. The incident occurred early Sunday in Bekkersdal, west of Johannesburg.

Celebrate Christmas with these books by authors with Utah ties

Looking for a festive holiday read? You don't have to look too far — there are plenty of authors with ties to Utah that have written some very merry Christmas books. From holiday romances to mysteries to illustrated children's books, here are some books to get you in the Christmas spirit.

Woman shares cancer journey as she warns about radon risk

Kerri Robbins is sharing her cancer story in hopes others don't wind up like her, as she draws attention to the radon risk that she says could exist in many Utah homes.

How surveillance technology and the 'Reddit Detective Agency' helped search for a killer

The suspected gunman of the Brown University shooting evaded detection for days until a local Reddit user "blew this case right open" with an old-fashioned tip.

Get a message about a big financial windfall from a long-lost relative? It's an inheritance scam

If you've received a letter or message about a multi-million-dollar inheritance from a relative you didn't know about, it's an inheritance scam. Matt Gephardt explains why.

Thieves dressed as Santa, elves raid Montreal grocery store, claim inspiration from Robin Hood

'Twas the week before Christmas in a Montreal store, when Santa stole groceries, then walked out the door.

Australia holds day of reflection to honor victims of Bondi Beach attack

Australia held a day of reflection on Sunday to honour those killed and wounded in a mass ​shooting that targeted a seaside Hanukkah celebration at Sydney's Bondi Beach a week ago.

Here's how to get your free copy of 'Putting On Christ'

"Putting on Christ" by author Steven Anthony Bishop seeks to inspire those who are diligent truth seekers. And now interested readers can get an e-book version for free.

How Pete Hegseth plans to 'Make the chaplain corps great again'

In his first year as defense secretary, Pete Hegseth has moved against several components of the U.S. Armed Forces, claiming they've been diminished by political correctness.