Colorado's Wedgewood records shutout as Avalanche edge Mammoth 1-0

The Mammoth fell short on the road to the Avalanche in the team's final game before the holiday break. Vitek Vanacek finished with 25 saves while Scott Wedgewood stopped 32 shots on his way to a shutout.

3 juveniles arrested after Eagle Mountain shooting that injured 1

Police have arrested three juveniles after a shooting in Eagle Mountain Tuesday evening that left one man with critical injuries.

Beaver Mountain delays opening until after Christmas, first time in several decades

In a rare turn of events, management at Beaver Mountain Ski Resort made the unexpected decision to delay opening until after Christmas.

'American Idol' singer from Idaho Falls proposed to after singing national anthem at Jazz game

Local musician and former "American Idol" contestant Paige Anne is used to being in the spotlight, but recently all eyes were on her for something other than music — this time, it was a marriage proposal.

Provo meat processing business faces uncertain future after devastating fire

A fire at Ford's Locker in Provo has resulted in a complete loss, and owners ask for patience as they figure out next steps for the business.

BYU women's volleyball has a new head coach — and a key return from portal

The Cougars hired former BYU men's volleyball assistant and one-time interim head coach Rob Neilson on Tuesday, returning to Provo after a historic six-year career at Utah State.

Vital World Cup ski competition pulled out of Utah over low snow accumulation

An international ski championship that's considered one of the last qualifying events for the 2026 Winter Olympics is being pulled out of Utah over low snow totals.

Oklahoma university graduate student barred from teaching over gender essay grading dispute

The University of Oklahoma has stripped a graduate student of teaching duties after ​the teaching assistant gave a zero grade to a student who cited the Bible and her personal religious beliefs in an essay on gender.

Camp Mystic's reopening plans in Texas have drawn outrage, but some families want to return

Nearly six months after a roaring flood killed 25 girls and two counselors at Camp Mystic in central Texas, the 100-year-old camp will begin enrolling new campers in January. The decision is dividing families who've sent their children there.

US drivers are seeing lower gas prices this holiday season

This holiday season, many U.S. drivers are getting the gift of lower gas prices. According to data from motor club AAA, December has been the cheapest month for prices at the pump this year.

Idaho legislator says Gem State's water supply is priority for Congress

Idaho State Sen. Kevin Cook recently led a trip to Washington, D.C., to meet with Idaho's congressional delegates about water storage projects.

No. 12 BYU will be without star RB LJ Martin in Pop-Tarts Bowl

Head coach Kalani Sitake confirmed before Tuesday's practice in Orlando that the junior tailback will miss the bowl game after having surgery.

Centerville man sentenced for attempted obstruction in deadly Weber County shooting case

A Centerville man has been sentenced for attempted obstruction of justice in a case tied to a deadly Aug. 31 shooting in western Weber County.

Have You Seen This? Buck tosses decoy like a boss

Definitely an impressive toss. And it underscores the fact that the most dangerous time to be a decoy is during the rut.

Remembering Utah's epic snowstorms: Here's the top 6 that made history

Here's a list of the top six snowfalls from a single storm, based on snow levels recorded at the Salt Lake City International Airport.

Grantsville porch pantry keeps hope and support afloat, despite recent winds

The Porch of Hope Food Pantry in Grantsville perseveres amid damage from recent wind storms.

9-year-old who vanished during road trip found dead in Utah

The remains of missing 9-year-old California girl Melodee Buzzard have been found in Utah's Wayne County. Her mother has been arrested.

Navajo police arrest suspected drunken driver after deadly crash ahead of Christmas parade

Navajo Nation police said a suspected drunken driver struck bystanders who were waiting for a Christmas parade to start, killing one and injuring three others.

ECHL players head toward strike, putting the Utah Grizzlies' final season in question

ECHL players are on the verge of launching a strike, which could complicate the Utah Grizzlies' final season before relocating.

Angry U-Haul driver claims impatient driver prompted road rage confrontation, police say

A U-Haul driver who says he was angry at another driver for not waiting for him to move was arrested in Park City on Monday for allegedly hitting the other driver's vehicle intentionally.

Inside the extraordinary, ordinary world of Riley Gaines

With a new baby in her arms and a new podcast on the horizon, the conservative activist has a foot in two disparate worlds but says her family comes first.

Vernal caretaker arrested in death of 3-year-old boy

A 50-year-old Vernal woman has been arrested for investigation of child abuse homicide in the death of a 3-year-old boy.

Utah football mailbag: Is Kyle Whittingham the bad guy, is he the next Michigan coach, and more

Utah will face Nebraska in the Las Vegas Bowl on Dec. 31.

Majestic Elementary music teacher heads to Rose Parade on New Year's Day

Lisa Blodgett, a teacher at Majestic Elementary, will be marching in the Pasadena Rose Parade along with more than 300 other band directors from across North America.

Taylorsville man, 30, killed in crash Monday night, police say

A motorcyclist was killed and two teenagers were injured in a crash late Monday in Taylorsville.

Feds revise greater sage grouse plan, rekindling fight over declining species

Federal land managers say they believe their new plan for the embattled greater sage-grouse will enhance conservation efforts, but conservation groups say it will cut protections.

US Justice Department releases additional Epstein files

The U.S. Justice Department released a new trove of documents on Tuesday from its ​investigation into the late financier and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

7 Questions With Emmy explores holiday magic at the Grand America Hotel

Emmy goes to The Grand America Hotel in Salt Lake City, Utah, chatting with Executive Pastry Chef Xavier Baudinet and Jonnie Hartman, an artist who designed the Holiday Window Stroll at the hotel.

US economic growth accelerates in third quarter

The U.S. economy grew faster than expected in the third quarter, driven by robust ​consumer spending, but momentum appears to have faded amid the rising cost of living and recent government shutdown.

Court blocks Trump homelessness plan, creates uncertainty for Utah 'central campus' funding

President Donald Trump's overhaul of federal homeless services faced a setback on Friday that could jeopardize Utah Gov. Spencer Cox's top priority for 2026: funding Utah's massive central homelessness campus.