Hamlin's career-high lifts BYU women to skid-busting win over Iowa State

Hamlin notched a career-high 23 points, and Gibb added 21 points as the Cougars rebounded from a two-loss road trip with an 83-69 win over Iowa State in front of 2,279 fans at the Marriott Center.

State auditor says personal information of 2 million Utahns was put at risk

State Auditor Tina Cannon said on Tuesday that personal data of millions of Utahns, including children, was put at "significant risk" by the Department of Health and Human Services.

Here's a timeline of the Kouri Richins case as jury is now selected for her murder trial

The jury was selected Wednesday for the upcoming trial of the Kamas mother accused of fatally poisoning her husband and then writing a children's book about coping with grief.

Police identify woman hit and killed while crossing the street in Tooele

One person has died after being struck by a vehicle in Tooele, police said Tuesday evening.

No. 3 Houston's Sharp-shooting overwhelms Runnin' Utes in home loss

It didn't take long to see that Emanuel Sharp was playing on a different level Tuesday night at the Huntsman Center.

Shooter in Canada kills 9 people and injures 25 others at a school and home

A school shooting in northern British Columbia has left seven people dead and more than 25 injured. The incident occurred at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School on Tuesday. Two more victims were found at a nearby home.

Utah advocates push for cardiac emergency plans in schools

Utahns gathered at the state Capitol on Tuesday for "Heart on the Hill," advocating for legislation that would require every public school in the state to adopt cardiac emergency response plans.

Winter weather advisories issued for Utah's largest snowfall in a month

The National Weather Service issued a series of winter weather advisories for Utah's mountains, which could receive their largest snowfall in a month over the next few days.

Trump told police chief 'everyone' knew about Epstein, FBI document says

A newly uncovered FBI interview raised new questions about President Donald Trump's assertion he knew nothing about convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein's crimes.

Wright, Dybantsa combine for 66 as No. 22 BYU snaps 4-game slide with win over Baylor

Wright scored a career-high 30 points and freshman teammate AJ Dybantsa poured in 36 points, five rebounds and seven assists in a 99-94 win over the Bears in Waco, Texas.

Utah House OKs bill targeting unlicensed drivers, focusing debate on immigrants

The Utah House approved a bill allowing authorities to impound vehicles operated by unlicensed drivers, focusing much of the debate on its impact on immigrants.

3 new studies show weight loss isn't all about diet and exercise

If your doctor tells you it only boils down to diet and exercise, seek another opinion.

Walk for peace: Buddhist monks arrive in Washington after 2,300-mile journey

Two dozen Buddhist monks arrived in Washington on Tuesday on the "Walk for Peace," a self-described spiritual journey across nine states that has been cheered on by ​thousands.

Care facility manager used deaf resident's money for plane tickets, Amazon, prosecutors allege

A manager at an assisted care center has been charged on the accusation that she spent more than $26,000 of a resident's money on herself.

Lindsey Vonn could return within a year but age and mindset crucial, doctors say

Lindsey Vonn could return to elite ski racing within a year after her displaced tibia fracture, orthopaedic specialists say, but age and mental resilience will play a key role in whether the former Olympic champion can return at the highest level.

'We have to do this': Rep. Burgess Owens introduces federal school safety legislation

Utah Rep. Burgess Owens on Tuesday introduced "Alyssa's Act" on the week of the eighth anniversary of the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Florida.

Utah committee struck down this state park, but it's willing to study the idea

A bill calling for a new state park in central Utah that was defeated in a Senate committee is getting a second chance after a significant alteration.

Utah Olympic leaders study Milan's Games operations ahead of 2034 Winter Olympics

Utah's Olympic planners are taking notes from Milan's transportation operations as the Utah Transit Authority prepares the most important piece of Utah's 2034 Olympic puzzle.

QUIZ: Test your knowledge of the Winter Game mascots and enter to win a $100 Visa gift card

Do you remember the cuddly creatures representing the host city throughout the decades?

Utah County asks Legislature for $2M to help prosecute, defend Tyler Robinson

Utah County is asking state lawmakers for $2 million to help cover costs associated with the ongoing trial of the man accused of killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk.

West Valley man arrested, accused of shooting into neighbor's apartment

A West Valley man who claimed he was "dry firing" his new gun was arrested and accused of firing a round into his neighbor's apartment.

KSL at the Games: Park City luger Farquharson stuns with bronze

The Alaska-born, Park City-raised U.S. freeskier won his second Olympic medal after claiming slopestyle gold in Beijing 2022.

Utah parents and students launch new high school ski racing league

A group of Utah parents and students is working to launch the first-ever Utah High School Ski Racing League, tapping into the state's deep ski culture and the excitement surrounding the Winter Olympics.

Utah opts against allowing ivermectin to be sold over the counter

A House committee put the brakes on a bill that would have allowed pharmacies to sell ivermectin to patients without a prescription.

Why men often ignore their mental health challenges

Both men and women may be slow to spot signs of their own crisis. It helps to know what they look like.

Rangers say lack of snow is leading to unexpected problems on Utah trails

State law enforcement officers called for safety in Utah's outdoors, saying the lack of snow has led drivers to take their cars and SUVs onto groomed snowmobiling trails, creating unexpected hazards.

Earth's core may contain as much as 45 oceans' worth of hydrogen, scientists find

Picture all of Earth's oceans, which cover about 70% of the planet and are mostly made of hydrogen. Now multiply that by nine. That may be the amount of hydrogen in Earth's core.

Beating the odds: Best ways to survive cardiac arrest in Utah

Here are just a few ways to beat the odds and survive cardiac arrest, or help someone else get through it.

Target CEO reshapes his leadership team in first big move since taking over this month

Target CEO Michael Fiddelke is reshuffling his leadership team and making other changes shortly after stepping into the top job at the retailer that has struggled operationally.

US household credit troubles ticked up at end of 2025, New York Fed says

Overall credit troubles in the U.S. increased modestly but remained low during the fourth quarter, as some parts of the mortgage market saw accelerated fraying amid ongoing difficulties for student loan borrowers, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York said in a report released on Tuesday.

Person detained for questioning in the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, sheriff's office says

The Pima County Sheriff's Department said Tuesday night that a person was detained during a traffic stop south of Tucson for questioning in the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie.

President Oaks encourages students to build faith, humility and patience in BYU devotional

President Dallin H. Oaks encouraged students at BYU Tuesday to build faith in his first public address since becoming president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Raedler and Huber of Austria win team combined at the Olympics, Mikaela Shiffrin is 4th

Ariane Raedler and Katharina Huber of Austria won gold in the new team combined event at the Milan Cortina Olympics when Mikaela Shiffrin surprisingly crossed fourth after wasting a first-run lead by teammate Breezy Johnson.

Patrick Kinahan: For some reason, Jazz method of tanking drawing widespread ire

Jaren Jackson's first game with the Jazz will go down as the most obvious example of the team tanking with the intent to preserve a spot in the NBA lottery.

'Babies will be happier': Expanding Utah's infant at work program

This session, Sen. Stephanie Pitcher, D-Millcreek, has introduced a bill that would allow more state employees to bring their infants to work with them.

Democrats press Trump officials on immigration enforcement tactics in tense hearing

Democrats in the U.S. Congress pressed President Donald Trump's top immigration officials on Tuesday over the Republican president's crackdown.

'I kind of lost myself': How Avery Neff is finding her footing again with Red Rocks

As a self-described "people pleaser," Avery Neff is learning to worry more about herself.

Ski, snow and savings: How to try winter sports without breaking the bank

The costs of enjoying Utah's "Greatest Snow on Earth" can be daunting.

Collaboration or takeover? Bill that increases Utah input on Salt Lake City streets advances

A bill that could impact how Salt Lake City implements future road safety projects on busier roads passed through a Senate committee on Monday.

From Spanish Fork to the Super Bowl: Brothers live out halftime show dance dream

Vince Castillo and his older brother Chris have been dancing since they were kids — getting their start at Heart N Soul Dance in Spanish Fork. Their latest accomplishment is dancing in the Super Bowl.

New minimally invasive procedure is helping Utah's youngest spina bifida patients

Patients and doctors at Primary Children's Hospital are celebrating the benefits of a new minimally invasive procedure to treat spina bifida before babies are born.

Interesting facts to know and remember about Utah's 2002 Winter Games

From thousands of volunteers to world-class venues still in use today, the 2002 event transformed how Utah sees itself — and how the world sees Utah.

ICE is cracking down on people who follow them in their cars

The arrest of Becky Ringstrom became the latest detention of one of thousands of local activists for violating Title 18, Section 111 of the U.S. Code.

Why Dr. Oz says to get measles vaccine amid growing outbreaks

Dr. Mehmet Oz wants Americans who have not gotten a vaccine against measles to do so, as cases are spreading and have been found in all but six states.

Olympic figure skater says hello to Figure Skating Club of Park City

Out of all the cities and clubs in the country, the Figure Skating Club of Park City was chosen to have a moment with one of the breakout stars of the 2026 Winter Olympic Games.