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Wright's heroics rally BYU past No. 10 Texas Tech to snap 3-game slide
03/07/2026 11:02pm
Wright scored 23 of his 27 points in the second half to go with six rebounds and two assists as BYU snapped a three-game losing skid with a 82-76 win over No. 10 Texas Tech.
Was last-second bill passed by Utah Senate legal?
03/07/2026 10:31pm
As the clock struck midnight, the Utah Senate passed the final bill of the 2026 legislative session, which appears to create a pathway to break up Salt Lake County. Was it legal?
Locals working to preserve the history of Idaho Falls, one photo at a time
03/07/2026 9:46pm
Have you ever wondered what life looked like in Idaho Falls for your grandparents? Maybe even your great grandparents? A local group is trying to help you see it for yourself.
Fans spent hundreds to watch the NFL last year. Now Mike Lee wants to revisit TV laws
03/07/2026 9:05pm
Sen. Mike Lee is requesting an inquiry into a federal law that has allowed NFL teams to be exempt from certain broadcasting restrictions, arguing the statute may be out of date.
Youth, served: Real Salt Lake pulls past Atlanta United to keep fast start
03/07/2026 8:26pm
Aiden Hezarkhani scored a goal for the second-straight week, rookie Sergi Solans added his first professional, and Real Salt Lake served its youth again en route to a 3-2 road win over Atlanta United.
Spring forward without the slump: How to take advantage of the time change
03/07/2026 8:24pm
Daylight saving time is upon us once again, meaning clocks will "spring forward" one hour at 2 a.m. Sunday for most of us. Here's how to take advantage of the time change.
High school senior wins international jazz trombone competition
03/07/2026 7:44pm
"I really like how it matches the range of my voice. And so, it feels like I'm singing through my instrument," Iowa high school student Brody Haugh said.
Red Rocks seniors put on a show in final home meet win over BYU, West Virginia
03/07/2026 7:42pm
For the last time in the Huntsman Center, it was a top moment as Makenna Smith narrowly missed out on a perfect score and earned a 9.975 to help the Red Rocks to a 197.650 score.
'We've come a very, very long way': A lifetime dedicated to mental health improvement
03/07/2026 7:03pm
Dallas Earnshaw is superintendent at the Utah State Hospital in Provo. For the past 42 years, he has made it life's work to care for and advocate for those suffering from mental illnesses.
How Utah Republicans are undoing the Grand Staircase-Escalante management plan
03/07/2026 6:28pm
The Utah congressional delegation took steps this week to overturn the current Grand Staircase–Escalante National Monument management plan under the Congressional Review Act.
Vaccinated person contracts measles as outbreak continues
03/07/2026 5:43pm
A measles outbreak continues across Utah, with new cases reported in Cache and Carbon counties, with one of the cases being a vaccinated person, which is rare, health care professionals say.
Family Discovery Day: Elder Rasband speaks about faith stretching through generations
03/07/2026 5:02pm
Attendees at RootsTech heard messages on Saturday from Elder Ronald A. Rasband, of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, his wife, and former NFL player Steve Young.
FDA vaccines chief Vinay Prasad to leave regulator in April
03/07/2026 4:16pm
The controversial head of the Food and Drug Administration's vaccines and biologics unit, Dr. Vinay Prasad, will leave the agency at the end of April, the agency announced on Friday.
Have You Seen This? Who's gonna clean up all this confetti?
03/07/2026 3:31pm
It takes a team of elite professionals to clean up 53 tons of debris in one night.
New West Valley library will also have a Ballet West studio, theater
03/07/2026 2:59pm
West Valley City will soon have a new library facility with Ballet West studios and a theater under the same roof.
Southern Utah community rallies for shop shut down during pandemic
03/07/2026 12:56pm
Elise West opened a community-centered shop in St. George in 2016. It closed due to the pandemic, but now the community is helping West open a new shop.
BYU community rallies around ballerina diagnosed with breast cancer
03/07/2026 12:03pm
Maile Johnson never expected to have to tackle breast cancer on top of being an assistant director, teacher and graduate student. But the BYU ballet community is rallying around her.
First he beat Bobby Flay. Now this Utah chef is up for a major award
03/07/2026 11:12am
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Urban Hill's executive chef Nick Zocco beat Bobby Flay with his signature chile relleno. Now that dish is the star of the menu at Urban Hill.
Utah Legislature sets new state holiday
03/07/2026 10:39am
The Utah legislature has approved Good Friday to become the newest state holiday but the bill doesn't go into effect until May, meaning it won't apply to Good Friday this year.
Food bank seeks donations as supply hits 'dangerously low' levels across Utah communities
03/07/2026 10:02am
Community Action Services and Food Bank asks for donations amid a food shortage in several Utah counties.
'Quad God' named best example of fair play at 2026 Olympics
03/07/2026 9:11am
Though figure skater Ilia Malinin didn't win an individual gold medal at the 2026 Winter Games in Milan Cortina, Italy, he still went home as the best example of fair play from the Games.
Plan emerges for $166 billion in tariff refunds. But don't hold your breath
03/07/2026 8:31am
A system to process at least $166 billion in tariff refunds could be up and running in 45 days. That's the alternative to a manual process that could take 4 million hours, officials say.
Ogden officials drop moves to craft proposal meant to quell concerns over immigration crackdown
03/07/2026 8:17am
Two Ogden City Council members have dropped moves to craft a proposal to quell concerns over the immigration crackdown, worried it could clash with state law.
Putin calls for immediate halt to Iran conflict
03/07/2026 7:28am
Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed his condolences to Iran's president over the numerous civilian casualties resulting from "the armed Israeli-American aggression against Iran" and called for an immediate halt to hostilities, the Kremlin said.
Severe storms that spawned destructive tornadoes leave 8 dead across the Central US
03/07/2026 7:25am
Severe storms brought damaging tornadoes to parts of the central U.S. Thursday and Friday, shredding buildings into piles of debris and killing at least eight people.
Trump rejects settling war with Iran, raises notion of eliminating all its potential leaders
03/07/2026 7:16am
President Donald Trump on Saturday raised the possibility of the war against Iran ending only once that country no longer has a functioning military or any remaining leadership in power.
Daynes Music is closing after 165 years
03/07/2026 7:11am
The Daynes Music Company, a six-generation chapter in American Piano history, will shut its doors later this season.
Legislature makes late-night election bill change targeting signature removals
03/07/2026 12:24am
Utah lawmakers introduced a late-night change to an election bill apparently geared toward slowing the removal of signatures from a ballot initiative that would repeal Proposition 4.
Here's what the Utah Legislature did this session
03/07/2026 12:02am
The Utah Legislature has adjourned following a 45-day session dealing with taxes, housing, courts, immigration and a host of other issues.
