Bosnia and Herzegovina receives homecoming welcome in Utah during World Cup stay

For only the second time as an independent country, the flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina will fly over the FIFA World Cup hosted by the United States, Mexico and Canada — and in between, over Sandy, Utah.

'No Kings' shooting victim remembered on somber 1-year anniversary

One year after a Salt Lake City father, husband and fashion designer was fatally shot during a downtown No Kings protest, friends and community leaders remember his legacy.

Boy riding e-motorcycle critically injured in Draper crash

A boy was critically injured on Sunday night after colliding with an SUV in Draper while riding an electric motorcycle.

'Freedom, justice and hope': Numerous activities slated in Utah to mark Juneteenth

Numerous activities are slated in Utah to mark Juneteenth, a celebration of freedom and the end of slavery following the Civil War.

Sorsby won't play for Texas Tech after unprecedented legal fight over his eligibility for gambling

Transfer quarterback Brendan Sorsby will not play for Texas Tech this fall and instead plans to enter the NFL supplemental draft, ending an unprecedented legal fight over the college eligibility of a player who had acknowledged betting on college and pro sports, including some wagers on his own team while at Indiana four years ago.

Driver arrested, accused of fleeing, hitting Utah Highway Patrol cars

A driver going at least 106 mph was arrested on Sunday after troopers with the Utah Highway Patrol said he fled from them and hit two of their vehicles.

Semitruck rollover causes crude oil spill in Indian Canyon; drinking water unaffected, official say

Hazmat crews are responding to a semitruck spill in Carbon County.

'I want to be a fast runner': How a 10-year-old Utahn with a prosthetic leg is living his dream

Zach Adler was born with a condition that limited his ability to walk, let alone run. With assistance, he is fulfilling his dream of becoming a "fast runner."

Latest NBA draft intel: Why Peterson isn't working out for Jazz

With eight days remaining before the NBA draft, a significant shake-up appears to be brewing at the top of the lottery involving the Washington Wizards and Utah Jazz with Darryn Peterson and AJ Dybantsa.

Summit County firefighters using AI helping detect wildfires before they spread

With wildfire danger worsening across the state, the North Summit Fire District said AI is helping it detect fires before they spread.

'One of one': Outdoor community reacts to death of 'Sketchy Andy' Lewis in Utah

Tributes to Andrew "Sketchy Andy" Lewis have poured in from the global extreme sports community after the icon died in a BASE jumping incident in Utah.

US gasoline slips below $4 a gallon for first time since April

U.S. average retail gasoline prices dipped below $4 a gallon for the first time since mid-April, as optimism grew that a preliminary deal ​between the U.S. and Iran would lead to the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.

Want to join a general conference choir? Auditions open for singers from Nephi to Logan

Adults living within 100 miles of Salt Lake City are invited to audition to be in a guest choir for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints' October general conference.

Ogden Valley officials sue Utah State Tax Commission over property tax issue

Officials in Ogden Valley, the new Weber County city, are suing the Utah State Tax Commission, arguing they should be able to implement a property tax hike.

Some of the skydivers killed in Missouri plane crash were experienced jumpers

Several of the skydivers who were killed when their plane crashed moments after taking off from a Missouri airfield were experienced jumpers. Authorities say the pilot and all 11 passengers died in the crash Sunday.

Have You Seen This? Lone bagpiper serenades World Cup crowd

World Cup season is here, which also apparently can double as play-your-bagpipe-in-other-people's-ears season.

8 people presumed dead after B-52 bomber crashes at US Air Force base in Southern California

The U.S. Air Force says eight people aboard a B-52 bomber that crashed shortly after takeoff at a military base in southern California's Mojave Desert are believed to be dead.

A night to remember: What makes Hale Centre Theatre a beloved tradition

Located in Sandy, the theatre operates three distinct performance venues, offering audiences a wide variety of productions throughout the year.

Market Street Grill to close its iconic downtown location after 46 years

Market Street Grill says it'll shut its downtown location at the end of June, while maintaining other locations.

What to know about alpha-gal syndrome, the life-threatening meat allergy caused by tick bites

It's common knowledge that ticks can spread infections that cause serious illnesses, including Lyme disease. Now health officials are trying to raise awareness of a lesser-known problem: a life-threatening allergy to meat triggered by tick bites.

Newsom accuses Trump of directing politically-motivated investigation

California Gov. Gavin Newsom has accused President Donald Trump of directing the Justice ​Department to investigate the governor and his wife due to his consideration of running for president.

Utah Supreme Court nominee faces tough questioning about his residency

A Utah Senate committee has endorsed two new nominees for the state Supreme Court, sending their nominations to the full Senate for a vote later this week.

UFC boss Dana White says 'never again' to another White House fight night

Justin Gaethje won the UFC lightweight title at the White House's Freedom 250 event, which UFC CEO Dana White said was a one-time spectacle due to its cost and logistical challenges.

Wildland fire town hall helps to prepare Salt Lake County residents

With fire danger increasing, Unified Fire Authority firefighters and Salt Lake County emergency managers hosted their first-ever Wildland Fire Town Hall Thursday evening.

Filming of the final season of popular series 'The Chosen' has returned to Utah

Filming of the final season of the popular series "The Chosen" has returned to Utah.

Utah AG, Gov. Cox back Big 12 in Texas Tech-Brendan Sorsby dispute

Utah officials are the latest state to publicly express support for the Big 12 Conference amid a dispute involving Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby.

Some people are making guns with 3D printers. A new law seeks to cancel their print jobs

Legislation in two of the nation's most populous states could force 3D printers to come equipped with technology blocking them from making guns.

60-year secret: How the adopted son of a BYU football legend found his birth parents

BYU football star Marion Probert died in a plane crash in 1965. His adopted son finally met his biological father, who didn't know he existed.

Hidden dangers of ants and spiders in Utah homes: Why prevention matters more than you think

The reality is that many pests live quietly in walls, crawl spaces and around a home's foundation, lurking just beneath the surface.

Church of Jesus Christ opens application for Salt Lake Temple Celebration volunteers

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints opened applications on Monday for anyone to help and/or perform at the Salt Lake Temple Celebration next year,

Gen Zers are more risk-averse. Experts say it's ruining their dating lives

Gen Z's fear of rejection, public embarrassment, and emotional instability—amplified by social media and a risk-averse culture—is making dating and relationships harder to pursue, despite a strong desire for connection and intimacy.

Man accused of assaulting young girl in exchange for ride

A man is facing felony charges for the alleged sexual assault of a young girl in exchange for a ride.

Are Utah laws at fault? Defense attorney responds to 'Reckless Ben' charges in Lego saga

A Utah defense attorney and advocate talks about what police officers might have done wrong and where fault could actually lie with Utah laws in viral "Reckless Ben" videos.

Man convicted of previous terroristic threat now arrested for alleged mass shooting threat

A man convicted in February of making a threat of terrorism is now accused of threatening to shoot members of a religious denomination at a school.

Tyra Banks sues Netflix over 'America's Next Top Model' documentary, alleging defamation

Tyra Banks has filed a defamation lawsuit against Netflix and the directors of its docuseries "Reality Check: Inside America's Next Top Model," alleging that the producers stripped down hours of interview footage to construct a false narrative.

Surge in teens seeking and paying for summer service experience

Thousands of teens are pursuing a nontraditional summer experience: They're working hard labor for strangers in another country, and actually paying for the opportunity.

Iran, US agree to halt war and reopen Hormuz, sending oil prices tumbling

The U.S. and Iran said they had agreed terms to end their war and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, news that brought relief to markets although the pact may hinge on an end ​to hostilities in Lebanon and defers talks on Tehran's nuclear program.

How a Utah company is aiding the fight against Ebola

A Utah-based company is shipping test panels to Africa that can detect Ebola strains, including Bundibugyo.

Visit Switzerland for $3,999 — including airfare out of SLC

Here's everything you need to know about the Jensen McKay Tours' Switzerland tour.

Fox to buy streaming pioneer Roku in a $22 billion deal

Fox Corp. has agreed to buy the streaming pioneer Roku in a cash-and-stock deal valued at approximately $22 billion, including debt.

Utah author receives royalties after he finds uncashed check years after it expired

When a Utah author found an uncashed check years after it expired, he asked if it could be reissued. He was told no — it had been cashed. So he decided to Get Gephardt.

Retail investors build big dreams on small slices of SpaceX

From the start, SpaceX and its underwriters had determined to ‌set aside as much as 30% of the shares sold to the public in the IPO for retail investors.

Adams says he'll run for Senate president again if he defeats 2 primary opponents

After nearly eight years in one of the top positions in state government, Utah Senate President Stuart Adams confirmed he will seek to stay in that post for at least two more years.