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Locals in the NFL: Patriots, Seahawks send 6 former Utah products to Super Bowl LX

01/25/2026 11:12pm

Five players and one coach who played high school or college football in the state of Utah will play in Super Bowl LX in Santa Clara, California.

Protecting animals and children from abuse through more communication and cross-reporting

01/25/2026 10:30pm

A commonly found link between animal and child abuse is what has inspired SB115, sponsored by Sen. Jen Plumb, D-Salt Lake City, this legislative session.

Utah urges water conservation preparations with outlook 'not looking great'

01/25/2026 9:00pm

Utah's snowpack remains well below average nearly four months into its normal snow collection season, and state water managers say it's concerning.

Deadly AI relationships with children? One Utah lawmaker wants to make it illegal

01/25/2026 8:15pm

Utah lawmakers are backing a bill to force AI chatbots to prioritize child safety — a move that could conflict with a Trump executive order aimed at limiting state AI regulations.

7 critical things to know if you've been in an accident in Utah

01/25/2026 7:00pm - SPONSORED

Remembering the important steps to take immediately after an accident can help make the process go much smoother.

Should University of Utah private equity deal for sports have state approval?

01/25/2026 7:00pm

The University of Utah made a big splash last month with its intention to sign the first private equity deal in college sports.

Utah lawmakers divided over how to handle kratom

01/25/2026 6:30pm

Utah lawmakers are debating competing bills on kratom, with some pushing for a full ban and others favoring regulation amid ongoing safety concerns.

Family revives 1960s Yellowstone theater for a new era of live entertainment

01/25/2026 5:45pm

A historic theater space with deep local roots is being brought back to life as a new generation prepares to reopen it this summer.

Too many cars don't stop on flashing reds, says school bus driver

01/25/2026 5:00pm

A bus driver said far too often cars fail to stop when his red lights are flashing while picking up and dropping off students, and on Wednesday he pleaded with other drivers to obey the law so that kids don't get hurt.

Feds reverse decision again, reapprove plan for Washington County highway

01/25/2026 3:00pm

Federal land managers have signed off on a controversial road project in southwest Utah in a move celebrated by local leaders and lambasted by conservation groups that have protested the project.

Protein is so last year. Why fiber is the next big thing

01/25/2026 2:25pm

Move over, protein. Fiber is on pace to be the next "it" nutrient of the year.

How Americans are using AI at work, according to a new Gallup poll

01/25/2026 2:19pm

American workers adopted artificial intelligence into their work lives at a remarkable pace over the past few years, according to a new poll.

Sleep-tracking devices have limits. Experts want users to know what they are

01/25/2026 2:11pm

Millions of people rely on phone apps and wearable devices like rings, smartwatches and sensors to monitor how well they're sleeping, but these trackers don't necessarily measure sleep directly.

Latest shooting in Minnesota enforcement surge fuels more calls for immigration agents to leave

01/25/2026 2:02pm

Democratic officials and protesters on the streets are demanding that federal immigration officers leave Minnesota after a Border Patrol agent fatally shot a man in Minneapolis.

Salt Lake City skier Mary Bocock qualifies for 2026 Winter Olympics

01/25/2026 2:00pm

It's official: Mary Bocock will make her Olympic debut in Cortina, Italy. She qualified on Thursday to ski on behalf of Team USA at the Winter Games in Italy's Dolomite Mountains.

Families still waiting for justice 3½ years after deadly South Jordan crash

01/25/2026 12:03pm

The families of Brayden Long and Anthony Sandoval are hoping a trial date will finally be set for the woman accused of hitting and killing their sons three and a half years ago.

Fact or Folklore: Did the Eastern Idaho State Fairgrounds once house POWs?

01/25/2026 11:22am

The Eastern Idaho State Fairgrounds in Blackfoot are filled with rides, food and live entertainment today — a far different scene than during World War II, when the grounds were used to house Italian prisoners of war who worked local farms.

His mom hated the book 'Wonder.' Now he's the face of the new musical

01/25/2026 11:05am - PARTNER

More than 2,000 miles away from his home in Utah, 12-year-old Max Voehl takes on the role of Auggie, helping to tell a story that mirrors his own.

Helmet use in winter sports can reduce head injuries by 30% to 50%

01/25/2026 10:35am

Intermountain Health and Brighton Ski Resort partnered up to encourage helmet use on the slopes by giving away helmets to those without and checking the fit for those who did.

Several members of the Afghan community in Utah suddenly fearing deportation

01/25/2026 10:04am

Some members of the Afghan Hazara community are suddenly fearing detention and deportation after being called in for appointments with immigration representatives.

US storm leaves 670,000 without power, forces thousands of flight cancellations

01/25/2026 9:32am

More than 670,000 customers in the U.S., as far west as New Mexico, were without electricity, and almost 10,000 flights were canceled on Sunday ahead of a monster winter storm that threatened to paralyze eastern states with heavy snowfall.

Man fatally shot during confrontation over vehicle burglaries in Roy

01/25/2026 8:52am

Kenneth Keller, 58, died after being shot during a confrontation over reported vehicle burglaries in Roy, police said Sunday.

Debate over future of Cottonwood Paper Mill intensifies at planning meeting

01/25/2026 8:35am

Several residents spoke out this week against a proposed demolition of the old Cottonwood Heights paper mill.

Chinese lantern festival lights up for Lunar New Year

01/25/2026 8:01am

In southwest China's Sichuan province, the annual Zigong International Lantern Festival kicked off on Friday, showcasing the centuries-old art of illuminated lanterns on ⁠a grand scale.

Bill panned as 'major red flag' for health of Great Salt Lake advances in House committee

01/25/2026 7:07am

Republican lawmakers say a new bill would bring more water to the Great Salt Lake, but water advocates warn it could harm the struggling ecosystem.

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