How a 56-year-old World Cup tradition is bringing Utah soccer fans together

It's FIFA World Cup Panini time, and while it has nothing to do with the Italian sandwich, its origins do begin in Italy, and the popular album book is bringing soccer fans together again.

Rare footage of Mediterranean great white shark captured by ghost diver

More than 132 feet below sea level, a diver was removing abandoned fishing nets from a shipwreck in the Mediterranean Sea when he had an encounter that would be the stuff of many people's nightmares.

'I'm truly sorry,' Man convicted of hitting, killing teen girl seeks parole

A man convicted of falling asleep at the wheel, driving onto a curb and killing a teen girl went before the Utah Board of Pardons and Parole.

Dust devil sends trampoline soaring in Utah County

A dust devil spun its way through the town of Goshen, in Utah County, Tuesday afternoon around noon while the Dennison family was out gardening. The next thing they knew, a trampoline was flying through the air.

Here's why some sellers are pulling their homes off the market

The spring homebuying season is well underway, but the housing market is challenging. Some sellers are pulling their homes off the market, and Utah is not immune from this.

Vance demands DOJ probe of Minnesota officials as White House presses 'war on fraud'

Vice President JD Vance is pressing federal prosecutors to investigate Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and Attorney General Keith Ellison, alleging they failed to stop widespread social services fraud.

Provo teen runs 4:38 mile to break middle school world record

Thirteen-year-old Angelina Alder, center, broke the middle school mile record with a time of 4:38.25 at the Brooks PR Invitational in Renton, Washington, over the weekend.

'I just got lucky': Coin flip determines newest member of Salt Lake City Council

A former staff member for Gov. Spencer Cox and Salt Lake Tribune editor won a coin flip to become the newest Salt Lake City Council member.

Gordon S. Wood, eminent scholar of the American Revolution, dies at 92 after being hit by a car

Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Gordon S. Wood has died. He was 92. Police say Wood died Sunday after being struck by a car in a supermarket parking lot in East Providence, Rhode Island.

Why qualifying for NCAA Championships from Fayetteville was extra special for Utah steeplechaser

Rogers was one of two Utes to qualify for Eugene, along with teammate Chelsea Amoah, a sophomore from West Jordan, in the 200-meter dash.

Utah mother suffering 'mental illness' killed adult daughter then self, police say

Cottonwood Heights police are investigating an apparent murder-suicide on May 30, involving a mother and her adult daughter.

FDA expands sunscreen options with first new ingredient since 1990s

The Food and Drug Administration on Tuesday ​said it added bemotrizinol to its list of permitted active ingredients, marking the ‌first new UV filter to be cleared for over-the-counter sunscreens ⁠since the late 1990s.

As he runs in new district, McAdams says Democrats need to 'solve hard problems'

Former U.S. Rep. Ben McAdams said Democrats need to focus on delivering solutions for Americans if they hope to retake the White House in 2028.

North Carolina man pleads no contest in Prop 4 repeal signature forgery case

A North Carolina man pleaded no contest to two counts of signature forgery in connection with his work on the effort to repeal Proposition 4 in Utah.

Cause of fast moving American Fork brush fire under investigation, no injuries reported

A new brush fire has sparked in American Fork near Pioneer Crossing.

US and Iran launch airstrikes after Trump blames Tehran for downing Army helicopter

The U.S. military launched airstrikes and Iran retaliated following the crash of an Army helicopter near the Strait of Hormuz that President Donald Trump blamed on the Islamic Republic.

Devon Dampier taking ownership of his development by bringing Utah receivers to Arizona to train

After a strong first season at Utah, this offseason is critical for quarterback Devon Dampier.

Have You Seen This? Mom gives kids safety pep talk at Yellowstone National Park

A young mom shared a hilarious but educational pep talk she had with her kiddos before visiting some hot springs in Yellowstone National Park. And some adults could learn from it too.

As Saratoga Springs grapples with wildfire concerns, fireworks aren't off the table. Here's why

After a string of wildfires, Saratoga Springs will continue with its planned fireworks show; officials urge target shooters to recreate responsibly.

House passes $70B bill to fund ICE, Border Patrol

The Republican-controlled House of Representatives passed a $70 billion bill to fund Immigration ‌and Customs Enforcement and Border Patrol for three years through 2027.

Utah woman convicted of setting fire that killed 2 is seeking parole

A woman who intentionally set a fire in her apartment in 2011 and killed two neighbors went before the Utah parole board for the first time.

US Social Security trust fund set for 2032 insolvency, report finds

The Social Security trust fund relied on by millions of American ​retirees will run out of money in late 2032 — earlier than previously forecast.

Rancher offers reward as Utah County deputies work to solve cattle theft

Sheriff's deputies on Monday said they were hoping to get to the bottom of a cattle theft that took place on land near the Goshen Bay and White Lake area.

Presiding judge rejects claim to disqualify judge in rape case against former BYU football player

The Washington County attorney asked for the judge overseeing the case against the former BYU football player to be removed, but the presiding judge denied his request.

Virginia City delivers a year-round lineup of wild, historic and unforgettable events

If you're looking for a road trip destination that combines Old West history with one-of-a-kind experiences, Virginia City, Nevada, deserves a spot on your list.

New temporary ramp keeps Utah recreation area operational amid Lake Powell's decline

A new temporary ramp is helping boaters preserve boat launching access at Lake Powell.

Digital detox: Why some families are choosing 'screen-free summers'

Parents juggle how much online activity to allow, worry about tech's impact on child development.

Police identify woman who fell, died after climbing tree in Moab

A woman found dead at a Moab park on Monday likely fell while climbing a tall tree, police said.

NASA reveals Artemis III crew that will take the next big step on its journey back to the moon

NASA on Tuesday revealed the four astronauts who will join the next Artemis mission — a key, two-week flight that will aim to test out various technologies.

Utah group to sue to halt detention center plans, paralleling Salt Lake City, county effort

A new Utah group plans to sue federal officials to halt plans for a proposed detention center, paralleling the legal challenge by Salt Lake City and Salt Lake County.

19-year-old who died in St. George car crash described as 'pillar' in artistic community

Friends and family are mourning the loss of 19-year-old Dakota Lamb, who died late Saturday after police say he veered off the road in the area of 2050 North on Snow Canyon Parkway.

Utah mother accused of abusing, abandoning children

A woman in southern Utah was arrested after her estranged husband went to check on her and their children and found them alone and injured in her home.

Rob Reiner's son Nick seeks money from trust parents left him for his defense in their killings

Nick Reiner, son of Rob Reiner, is seeking funds from a trust his parents established. He says he needs the money for his defense against charges that he killed them.

A government-commissioned study found drinking risks. US guidelines didn't feature its findings

A study commissioned by President Joe Biden's administration to investigate alcohol-related health harms was released independently on Tuesday, after President Donald Trump's administration decided not to feature the researchers' findings in new dietary guidelines as it faced pushback from the alcohol industry and a congressional committee.

Fruit Highway opens without Utah peaches

During what would normally be a very busy time at his farm, Steve Pettingill is having to cut back his workforce. In 70 acres of peach trees, he will have no peaches to harvest this season, thanks to a freeze in late May.

Utah faces 'limited' water supply challenges as record-low snowmelt wraps up early

Utah's record-low snowpack season has essentially now reached its end, but not before "setting the stage for limited water supply," federal hydrologists warn.

Beyond the tremor: Unveiling the invisible struggle of Parkinson's Disease

Parkinson's disease, isn't always marked by a visible tremor. The true experience often lies hidden beneath the surface – an invisible struggle impacting millions.

Stellantis tells owners of 1.3 million Jeeps to park outside over fire concerns

Stellantis is recalling more than 1.3 million Jeep SUVs and trucks worldwide over fire ​concerns and is urging owners to park outside and away from structures or other vehicles until a fix is completed.

Navajo Mountain High School gets high-speed internet in landmark milestone

Navajo Mountain High School last week celebrated the completed buildout of a 200-mile high-speed, fiber connectivity network for the school, marking a historic milestone of bringing high-speed internet to every public school in Utah.

Trump says Iran downed Apache helicopter, US must react

President Donald Trump said on Tuesday Iran had shot down a U.S. Apache helicopter that was patrolling the Strait of Hormuz overnight and vowed to respond.

3 sentenced to jail, probation for 2022 assault in Salt Lake apartment

A woman reported she had been held against her will, forced to take drugs and assaulted in a Salt Lake City apartment. Two men and one woman were sentenced four years later.