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'Apple Bottom Jeans,' a 'Fluffy' comedian, country star headline 2026 East Idaho State Fair
04/24/2026 10:28pm
The Eastern Idaho State Fair on Tuesday announced a star-studded lineup for its 124th year as well as to celebrate America's 250th anniversary.
'We made it': Stories of resilience shine during Weber State's commencement ceremony
04/24/2026 9:56pm
Nearly 3,900 graduates were celebrated during Weber State University's commencement on Friday.
More than 100 Utah sites to open Saturday for statewide drug take‑back event
04/24/2026 9:33pm
Collection sites across Utah will open Saturday as part of a drug take‑back event aimed at keeping unused and expired medications out of homes and out of the hands of kids.
Utah, Box Elder County officials mull plan to spur energy production, data center development
04/24/2026 9:01pm
Utah and Box Elder County officials are mulling an initiative dubbed the Stratos Project, meant to spur energy production, data center development and more.
Man allegedly set fires in Big Cottonwood Canyon because 'spirits' told him to
04/24/2026 8:37pm
A man arrested for allegedly setting several small fires in Big Cottonwood Canyon has been charged with arson.
Hundreds of Everest hopefuls are waiting at base camp as glacier blocks route to summit
04/24/2026 8:11pm
Anxiety is growing at Everest Base Camp, more than 5,300 meters above sea level.
New pinni-pals: Utah's Hogle Zoo gains 2 male sea lions
04/24/2026 7:44pm
Utah's Hogle Zoo has a new pair of pinni-pals splashing around in its Rocky Shores exhibit.
100-year-old Idaho woman surprised with her own graduation ceremony
04/24/2026 7:19pm
Norma Parker, 100, never got her diploma despite fulfilling all the credits to graduate. So her granddaughter decided to surprise her with her very own ceremony at her nursing home.
Annual 100-mile walk raises suicide prevention awareness
04/24/2026 6:36pm
The 11th annual Life's Worth Living 100 Mile Anti-Suicide Walk began Friday morning in Tooele, bringing together participants to raise awareness for mental health and suicide prevention.
Redistricting reshapes the battlefield as Maloy, Lyman spar over how to rebuild trust in Congress
04/24/2026 6:02pm
Rep. Celeste Maloy learned on the job how to balance a workhorse mentality with the chaos of running for election. Now she's facing off with one of the state's well-known conservative disruptors.
Neonatal care expanding at Pocatello's Portneuf Medical Center and beyond
04/24/2026 5:34pm
There is now more room to care for the tiniest of babies at Portneuf Medical Center following the recent expansion of its neonatal care unit.
Utah measles cases decreased over past 3 weeks, but 'doesn't mean things are done'
04/24/2026 5:03pm
Dr. Leisha Nolen, state epidemiologist, said although the measles outbreak is not done, a recent decrease in Utah measles cases is a good sign.
Crews responding to human caused Hop Fire burning in Juab County
04/24/2026 4:47pm
A new wildfire has burned an estimated 20 to 25 acres east of Nephi in Juab County.
Justice Dept. to close investigation into Fed Chair Powell, US Attorney Pirro says
04/24/2026 4:32pm
The DOJ is closing its investigation into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, removing an obstacle to confirm Kevin Warsh, President Donald Trump's pick to lead the central bank.
2 key I-80, I-215 ramps near Salt Lake airport to close for up to 45 days
04/24/2026 4:01pm
Utah transportation officials are urging travelers to plan ahead as it begins work on a pair of freeway ramps near Salt Lake City International Airport that will keep them closed for as much as 45 days.
Utah's drought intensifies again as peak snowpack runoff has 'come and gone'
04/24/2026 3:11pm
Utah natural resources officials say they met with local leaders and water providers this week to help them prepare after determining this year's peak spring runoff has officially passed.
FDA moves to fast-track psychedelic drugs after Trump order
04/24/2026 2:47pm
The FDA on Friday moved to speed up the development of new treatments using some psychedelic drugs for serious mental illness, days after an executive order was signed.
3 horses dead, 8 others malnourished in southern Utah
04/24/2026 2:38pm
Three horses have died and eight others are severely malnourished in a case of animal cruelty in southern Utah, officials said.
US imposes sanctions on a China-based oil refinery and 40 shippers over Iranian oil
04/24/2026 2:32pm
President Donald Trump's administration is placing economic sanctions on a major China-based oil refinery and roughly 40 shipping companies and tankers involved in transporting Iranian oil.
'You are ready': Over 3,400 students graduate from Southern Utah University
04/24/2026 2:00pm
Southern Utah University's 2026 graduating class consisted of 3,466 graduates from 43 countries, 49 states and 28 of Utah's 29 counties.
What happened in a border town after the migrant surge was over
04/24/2026 1:30pm
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Yuma, a border town in Arizona, is still reeling from the repercussions of four years of unprecedented migrant crossings.
Violent tornado tears through Oklahoma town, damaging 40 homes but sparing lives
04/24/2026 1:04pm
Officials say a powerful storm churned up multiple tornadoes that barreled through Oklahoma, damaging at least 40 homes and sending emergency crews door-to-door.
Woman caught on camera illegally taking goose eggs, police say
04/24/2026 1:01pm
Police in northern Chicago are looking to identify a woman involved in a rather unusual crime.
Beyond awareness: Utah family advocates for autism acceptance as demand for services grows
04/24/2026 12:05pm
April is Autism Awareness Month, but many say it's time to move beyond awareness to acceptance. And one northern Utah couple says no one should be defined by a diagnosis.
Proposed Murray budget funds police, fire and infrastructure — with tax hike for residents
04/24/2026 11:48am
The Murray mayor's proposed budget looks to boost public service and investments in infrastructure, with a nearly 10% property tax increase.
Engine Room becoming a downtown favorite: From lunches starting at $10 to late-night vibes
04/24/2026 11:30am
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The Engine Room's lunch menu focuses on speed, flavor and value. Guests can expect generous portions and bold dishes in a comfortable setting.
Russia vows to help Cuba withstand US 'blackmail and threats'
04/24/2026 10:40am
Russia said it stands in solidarity with Cuba and will continue providing humanitarian aid to the Communist‑run island republic, rejecting what it described as blackmail from Washington.
Justice Department readopts lethal injection protocol, adding firing squad in federal executions
04/24/2026 10:16am
The U.S. Department of Justice said on Friday it is taking actions to strengthen the federal death penalty, including firing squads and readopting the lethal injection protocol.
Here's what is at stake during Saturday's GOP and Democratic nominating conventions
04/24/2026 10:05am
Thousands of state delegates will convene in Orem and Sandy Saturday to decide which congressional candidates will earn the party's backing going into primary election season.
Some World Cup final tickets now reselling for over $2 million each
04/24/2026 10:04am
Four tickets, all sitting together, have been made available behind one of the goals at MetLife Stadium for July 19, for a price tag of nearly $2.3 million each.
US soldier charged with using classified intel to win $400K Polymarket bet on Maduro raid
04/24/2026 9:50am
A U.S. soldier involved in the operation to capture Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has been charged with using classified information about the mission to win more than $400,000.
US consumer sentiment drops to record low in April
04/24/2026 9:49am
U.S. consumer sentiment fell to a record low in April as the war with Iran fanned inflation fears.
Why this Utah lacrosse player traded red for blue, and is starring at club level
04/24/2026 9:08am
Mason Quick, a former high school All-American from Corner Canyon transferred from Utah to BYU after his freshman season, and currently leads the nation with 100 points while excelling in club lacrosse.
Garden City Mayor Mike Leonhardt dies of cancer at 58
04/24/2026 9:00am
Mike Leonhardt, mayor of Garden City, died on Tuesday after a battle with cancer.
19 AI-powered cameras to watch for wildfire in remote Utah areas
04/24/2026 8:09am
A federal grant will fund some 19 cameras that will use artificial intelligence to scan for potential wildfires in remote and frequent-fire areas in Utah.
'Cretaceous Kraken' prowled the seas during the age of dinosaurs
04/24/2026 8:06am
During the age of dinosaurs, new research shows, there existed a creature as close to a real-life Kraken as you could possibly get; an enormous octopus that prowled the seas.
BYU marks 150 years: Pillar of the Valley honors lasting impact of Utah County leadership
04/24/2026 8:00am
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Leaders at the event emphasized that BYU's influence extends well beyond campus boundaries, contributing significantly to the region's workforce, economy and long-term growth.
Justice Department watchdog to review release of Epstein files
04/24/2026 7:27am
The Justice Department's internal watchdog said on Thursday it would investigate how the department complied with a law requiring the release of investigative files on Jeffrey Epstein.
Sex offender accused of taking pictures at city park arrested again following phone search
04/24/2026 7:09am
Police searching a Vernal man's phone say they found numerous files of child sex abuse material.
Japanese, Dutch, Latin American cultures will be on display at various festivals Saturday
04/24/2026 6:20am
The cultures of Japan, the Netherlands and several Latin American countries will be the focus of several festivals on Saturday in the Salt Lake City area.
