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BYU women outshot down stretch by Mya Perry, Cincinnati in rare home loss

02/17/2026 10:33pm
Mya Perry poured in a season-high 32 points including five 3-pointers, and the Bearcats won for just the second time in the last six games, 76-67 over BYU at the Marriott Center.

Utah bill to address water infrastructure needs advances, but not everyone's happy with it

02/17/2026 10:31pm
A new bill that seeks to chip away at Utah's water infrastructure needs cleared its first legislative hurdle, but not without a fierce debate.

Athletes react to drones flying inches from Olympic action

02/17/2026 10:04pm
At the Olympics this year, drones are providing incredible point-of-view shots of the Games. And while not everyone was on board at first, athletes are beginning to come around.

Authorities say 6 backcountry skiers alive, 10 missing after northern California avalanche

02/17/2026 9:46pm
Authorities say six backcountry skiers were found alive, but 10 others are missing after an avalanche in northern California as a powerful winter storm moves through the state.

Workers offer tire health refresher ahead of anticipated valley snow

02/17/2026 9:22pm
Ahead of valley upcoming snow, employees at a tire shop offered a few refreshers about tire health to keep commutes from slipping, sliding and spinning out of control.

Behind the RNC's 'warning' text in Utah's fight over Proposition 4

02/17/2026 9:05pm
The Republican National Committee is getting involved in Utah's fight over Proposition 4, sending a warning about a company convincing voters not to sign a ballot initative petition.

'Sweet,' 'good-spirited,' World War II vet from Idaho Falls dies at 104

02/17/2026 8:31pm
William Albert "Bill" Hulet, a 104-year-old World War II veteran from Idaho Falls, died Feb. 7. He was remembered by his family as "sweet," "kind," and "good-spirited."

The husband-and-wife team behind Salt Lake City's newest viral attraction

02/17/2026 8:04pm
Himitsu Station, 110 W. Broadway, is billed by its creators as an escape room "experience" with a twist.

Bruce Springsteen and E Street Band to launch 'Land of Hope and Dreams' US tour next month

02/17/2026 7:32pm
Bruce Springsteen is bringing his political commentary back to American stages this spring, as he announced on Tuesday a "Land of Hope and Dreams" tour in the U.S.

Utah girl killed by mother in apparent murder-suicide had been focus of a long custody dispute

02/17/2026 7:11pm
While authorities are mum on what sparked a Utah mom to kill her daughter and then herself, court records show the girl had been focus of a long custody dispute.

Boys will be boys: 'the 'horseplay rule' and its impact on workers' compensation claims

02/17/2026 7:00pm - SPONSORED
After being blinded in one eye during horseplay at work, the victim sought legal help after his workers' compensation claim was denied.

CBS host Stephen Colbert says network barred airing interview with Texas US Senate candidate

02/17/2026 6:36pm
CBS late-night show host Stephen Colbert said Monday the network's lawyers barred him from airing an interview with Senate candidate and Democratic Texas state Rep. James Talarico.

Salt Lake City considers rezone for 7-story hotel next to Sugar House Park

02/17/2026 6:02pm
Leaders of Utah's capital city are inching closer to a vote tied to a proposed hotel next to one of the city's more popular parks, but they acknowledge there are still plenty of questions about the proposal.

Traveling to Milan only to end up trading pins with fellow Utahns

02/17/2026 5:34pm
Nothing makes the world feel smaller than ending up in a busy piazza in Milan and trading pins with people who live 30 minutes from your hometown.

Utah bill would prevent food stamp use for 'ultra-processed food'

02/17/2026 5:07pm
A new Utah bill would ban purchases of "ultra-processed food" with food stamps.

DHS spokesperson Tricia McLaughlin to depart with immigration crackdown under scrutiny

02/17/2026 4:33pm
Department of Homeland Security spokeswoman Tricia McLaughlin said she will step down ​in a social media post on Tuesday, as support for the Trump administration's immigration crackdown is dwindling.

Family rebuilds home after they say mold caused daughter's extreme illness

02/17/2026 4:04pm
The family of a Heber Valley girl says hidden black mold in their century-old home was making her seriously sick. It got so bad that they decided to tear it down and rebuild.

KSL at the Games: Park City's Casey Dawson adds Olympic silver in team pursuit

02/17/2026 3:33pm
Park City native Casey Dawson's gambit paid off in silver, but not gold as the United States took second in Tuesday's team pursuit speedskating final.

Older brother of West Haven boy who died after years of abuse sentenced to prison

02/17/2026 3:02pm
The older brother of Gavin Peterson, the 12-year-old West Haven boy who died after years of abuse, was sentenced to a term of five years to life in prison Tuesday.

Why Utah offers epic off roading — and where to go

02/17/2026 3:00pm - SPONSORED
Here's why Utah is one of the best places in the country to go off roading — and where to go to experience it.

2 sentenced for roles in gang-related killing at Midvale wedding

02/17/2026 1:45pm
Two men convicted of possession of a weapon as a dangerous person will serve time in jail and on probation after crashing a wedding with a man who killed the newly married couple's adult son.

SheTech event for high school girls aims to boost the number of women in STEM careers

02/17/2026 1:15pm
The Women Tech council will hosts its annual SheTech Explorer Day Feb. 24 at Mountain America Expo Center.

Utah Valley responds to WAC's $1 million lawsuit, files for restraining order

02/17/2026 1:12pm
The largest university in the state of Utah filed a response to the Western Athletic Conference's $1 million lawsuit in a Tarrant County, Texas, court, claiming the state has no jurisdiction over the school.

How this former Ohio QB ended up back in Utah to play out his college career

02/17/2026 12:54pm - PARTNER
Devin Brown played his senior year of high school football for Eric Kjar at Corner Canyon, now the 2 have reunited at Weber State.

Winter storm warnings, advisories expanded to Utah's valleys in rare move this season

02/17/2026 12:00pm
Winter storm warnings and winter weather advisories have been expanded out to Utah's valleys, in a rare move this winter. It could create a messy Wednesday commute.

QUIZ: Think you remember the Salt Lake games? Take this trivia quiz and enter to win a gift card

02/17/2026 11:30am - SPONSORED
Though it's hard to believe that two decades have come and gone since then, the memories still burn bright for those who were lucky enough to witness them firsthand.

Man accused of entering random home armed with sword face felony charges

02/17/2026 11:00am
A man arrested last week and accused of entering a West Valley home at random while carrying a katana sword has been charged with felony crimes.

Shooter killed ex-wife and a son in Rhode Island ice rink attack, police say

02/17/2026 10:55am
Authorities say the person who opened fire during a youth hockey game at an ice rink in Rhode Island targeted and killed his ex-wife and a son.

Utah to host NCAA ski championship after 'insufficient' snow in Montana

02/17/2026 10:50am
After a mild winter in the west, Utah was called on to host the NCAA ski championships after "insufficient" snow at expected host Montana State.

Educators/lawmakers: Schoolteachers legislating on Utah's Capitol Hill

02/17/2026 10:00am
Counted among the lawyers, business owners, ranchers, physicians, retirees and builders serving in the ongoing 2026 Utah Legislature is a trio of active K-12 public educators.

Police investigating after man hit, killed in West Jordan

02/17/2026 9:39am
A 38-year-old man was hit and killed by a vehicle Sunday evening.

Will lower fees drive more oil and gas leasing on public land?

02/17/2026 9:00am
Last summer, the federal government took several steps with the reconciliation bill to generate revenue from public lands as part of its efforts to reduce the deficit.

Officer who returned fire at fleeing vehicle cleared by Salt Lake district attorney

02/17/2026 8:40am
The district attorney determined a Salt Lake City police officer was legally justified in firing a single round at a vehicle after a passenger fired several rounds out the window.

Did Utah crack the 'Most Educated States' top-10 rankings?

02/17/2026 8:05am
The Beehive State couldn't quite crack the top-10 list in a recent report identifying the most (and least) educated states in the U.S. — but it came close.

Intermountain Health expands care statewide to combat growing silent epidemic of arrhythmias

02/17/2026 8:00am - SPONSORED
Intermountain Health is adding heart specialists in Central Utah, Utah County, Salt Lake County, Davis County, Weber County, Washington County, and Cache County – to improve access to care for patients.

The often overlooked Olympic heroes: The parents

02/17/2026 7:40am
When Utah's Olympic speedskaters first hit the ice as kids, most of their parents didn't imagine those first laps would lead to the Winter Games. Here's what they had to say.

Utah's judicial transparency bill raises concerns about privacy

02/17/2026 7:15am
Lawmakers expressed concerns with a bill that would make major changes to judicial transparency in Utah but ultimately passed it through a House committee on Friday.

Utah company works with Team Jamaica to make Olympic comeback

02/17/2026 6:51am
The Olympic Jamaican bobsled team is working to make a comeback, and a Utah company is supporting it through the Milan Cortina Winter Games.

The Rev. Jesse Jackson, who led the Civil Rights Movement for decades after King, died at 84

02/17/2026 6:20am
The Rev. Jesse L. Jackson has died. He was 84. Jackson was a protege of the Rev. Martin Luther King and became a leader of the Civil Rights Movement for decades after King was assassinated in 1968.

Utah playwright's show about living with cerebral palsy accepted into New York theater festival

02/17/2026 6:15am
A man with cerebral palsy who dreamt of being the lead in a play decided to take matters into his own hands by writing that play himself.