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It's a love story: Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are married
07/03/2026 11:13pm
Pop music megastar Taylor Swift and football player Travis Kelce are married, the singer's publicist announced on Friday.
Review: 'Young Washington' is an imperfect film perfect for kicking off the 4th of July
07/03/2026 10:49pm
"Young Washington" isn't a perfect movie but it reminded me why stories about imperfect people often make for the best history.
Thousands gather at State Capitol for concert ringing in America 250
07/03/2026 10:40pm
On the eve of the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, Utahns reflected on the anniversary's meaning at the Utah Capitol as they took in an outdoor concert featuring the Utah Symphony.
Kaysville fire started by a group of young adults playing with fireworks, fire department says
07/03/2026 10:25pm
A Kaysville fire that forced residents to briefly evacuate Friday night started after a group of young adults shot fireworks at each other, the Kaysville Fire Department said on Saturday.
How to talk about money with your kids
07/03/2026 9:45pm
Here are some expert recommendations if you want to start talking about money with your kids.
Why are fireworks a key piece of Fourth of July celebrations?
07/03/2026 9:00pm
A debate over Fourth of July fireworks this year is just the latest chapter in a saga involving the holiday, a tradition and Utah.
On the road with Sen. John Curtis as he walks 250 miles through Utah
07/03/2026 8:32pm
Utah Sen. John Curtis is nearing the end of his 250-mile walk celebrating the 250th anniversary of America's founding.
Brigham Young University building new housing for married students
07/03/2026 7:47pm
Married Brigham Young University students will soon have more housing options, with the university set to build 11 new apartment buildings at the Wymount Terrace on-campus housing area.
Mapleton boy finds living kidney donor in a neighborhood friend
07/03/2026 7:08pm
For 16 years, Collin Chournos lived with just one kidney working at far below normal levels. When a kidney donation became his only option, he found a match right in his backyard.
Provo's Fourth of July parade promises to be 'bigger' than ever for America 250
07/03/2026 6:26pm
Provo parade organizers are promising the July 4 parade will be "bigger" than ever for America 250.
Seniors are spending more time on their phones, AARP says. Why that's a mixed blessing
07/03/2026 5:45pm
The number of older adults using smartphones soared from 55% in 2016 to 90% now, according to the AARP. That makes senior citizens one of the fastest growing groups using digital devices.
Kennedy pushes wildfire bills, Forest Service HQ move as Utah battles major fires
07/03/2026 5:00pm
Three bills in the Congress could protect Utah lands from future wildfires, Rep. Mike Kennedy said.
DNR law enforcement keeps eyes on wildlife, livestock crimes amid recent incident
07/03/2026 4:05pm
Wildlife officers cautioned that there are "eyes and ears out everywhere" as they highlighted a recent poaching investigation that revealed a registered hunting guide had shot his bow at a herd of cattle.
Have You Seen This? A birthday surprise — in the middle of the ocean
07/03/2026 3:33pm
Kelsey Pfendler, currently rowing from California to Hawaii to raise money for The Whale Foundation, received a very special birthday surprise from a Coast Guard crew on Wednesday.
'Special every time': Utah-born violinist returns to her roots with Utah Symphony tour
07/03/2026 3:00pm
A Utah violinist who started her musical career at age 11 with the Utah Symphony has returned to the group for this year's Music Elevated State Tour celebrating America 250.
Man dies after being struck by vehicle in Cedar City parking lot
07/03/2026 2:39pm
A man died after being struck by a vehicle outside a grocery store parking lot in Cedar City on Friday, police said.
Utah's Venezuelans to gather to mourn earthquake victims; funds sought to send aid
07/03/2026 12:59pm
Utah's Venezuelan community will gather to mourn the victims of the earthquakes that hit the country, and funds are being raised to aid the country.
This grandma-granddaughter TikTok duo is spreading joy online
07/03/2026 12:13pm
Shelby Coleman decided two years ago to start posting videos of her "granny" on TikTok. It's a fun activity that continues to bring them together today
Preliminary report didn't flag an engine failure before a skydiving plane crash that killed 12
07/03/2026 11:32am
A preliminary report issued by federal safety investigators did not flag any serious safety failures that could have led to the fiery crash of a plane last month on a skydiving outing in Missouri that killed all 12 people.
Kelsey Grammer reflects on George Washington's early life in 'Young Washington'
07/03/2026 11:27am
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"Young Washington" gives audiences a rare cinematic glimpse of Washington's formative years.
Utah-born 'America's Potluck' invites neighbors nationwide to celebrate together
07/03/2026 10:30am
A nationwide initiative invites Americans to gather with their communities for a potluck as part of the America 250 celebrations.
Iron, Cherry fires close to full containment; Babylon Fire surpasses 85,000 acres
07/03/2026 10:14am
Crews have made significant gains on two fires burning in central Utah, but poor conditions have helped a fire burning in southeast Utah double in size over the past few days.
250 years after its creation, BYU professor recreates Declaration of Independence
07/03/2026 9:48am
Brigham Young University professor Robert Buchert recreated the Declaration of Independence 250 years after its original creation.
Ogden men sentenced in separate shooting incidents from last November that drew police rebuke
07/03/2026 8:19am
Two Ogden men were sentenced in separate shooting incidents on Nov. 22, 2025, that had drawn a rebuke from Police Chief Jake Sube.
Kevin O'Leary talks election results, Stratos project timeline with KSL
07/03/2026 7:38am
Celebrity investor Kevin O'Leary wants Utahns on his side as his massive artificial intelligence data center project planned for Box Elder County moves forward.
Utah reservoir systems reaches middle of 2026 at 11 percentage points below normal
07/03/2026 7:17am
Utah's reservoir system has fallen to a little less than two-thirds capacity at the midway point of the year.
