Bear River girls lacrosse continues winning streak, achieves 101st program win

The Bear River High School girls' lacrosse team achieved their 101st program win on Wednesday over Green Canyon, but players said their coaches helped them get here.

Tooele community rallies in support for 20-year-old in a coma after Easter Sunday accident

Support is pouring in for a 20-year-old Tooele woman injured in a tragic accident on Sunday.

Thousands mourn Krishna leader Charu Das after fatal car crash in Utah

Charu Das, who owned the Sri Sri Radha Krishna Temple in Spanish Fork and started the world-renowned Festival of Colors, was killed in a four-car collision in Springville.

Vineyard motorcyclist killed in Provo Canyon crash

A crash in Provo Canyon claimed the life of a 20-year-old Vineyard man, police said Wednesday.

Increased demand for service due to medical calls, says West Jordan fire chief

Firefighters said Wednesday that calls for service have been rising in the city for 15 years now. Why? West Jordan Fire Chief Derek Maxfield attributed the increase to medical calls.

BYU student's new role with conservative Republican group sparks controversy

The appointment of a BYU student to a role with College Republicans of America prompted backlash from some who say the commentator has a history of making antisemitic remarks.

Why some traffic lights work better than others

For anyone who's ever been frustrated waiting at a red light when no other cars are coming — this article is for you.

50 guns seized from Emery County man not allowed to own weapons, police say

An Emery County man not allowed to own guns was arrested after deputies reported finding 50 guns on his property.

UVU calls Sharon McMahon a force for good. Critics call the choice 'tone deaf'

Mixed reactions followed Utah Valley University's announcement last month that "America's Government Teacher," Sharon McMahon, would be the 2026 commencement speaker.

Former NBA star John Stockton makes a last appeal to the Supreme Court

The attorney for former Utah Jazz point guard John Stockton and his co-plaintiffs filed a letter to the Supreme Court on Monday as a last-ditch effort to address a COVID-related case.

Utah releases January employment data following government shutdown-caused delays

After a multiple-month delay caused by last year's federal government shutdown, the Utah Department of Workforce Services on Wednesday released January employment data for the Beehive State.

South Ogden woman charged with murdering her boyfriend

A South Ogden woman has been charged with murder in the death of her boyfriend, who was found with a gash on his head.

Fire captain's daughter critically burned in fiery southern Utah UTV crash

A violent UTV crash on a trail in southern Utah has left two teenage girls hospitalized, one with critical burn injuries. Now the family is facing down aiding in her recovery.

Here's what Utah's 2034 Winter Games organizers plan to do this year

Raise more money. Finalize a plan. Start reaching out to Utahns statewide. It's only part of the plans 2034 Winter Olympics organizers have after observing the recent Games in Italy.

Why John Curtis says protecting Taiwan from China is an 'all hands on deck' mission

Sen. John Curtis is urging his colleagues to focus their attention on what he considers to be the greatest threat to the global economy: China's stated desire to eventually annex Taiwan.

Kratom company sues over Utah's new law limiting sales of the compound

An kratom manufacturer is suing over Utah's new law limiting sales of the compound, saying it could cost the company more than $10 million when it takes effect next month.