Ryanair passenger partially sucked out of window on flight from Greece

A passenger was partially sucked through a dislodged window on a Ryanair Boeing 737 flight shortly after takeoff from Thessaloniki in Greece on ​Friday, two airport sources said, forcing the aircraft to make an emergency landing.

President Trump expected to reduce the size of Utah monuments

President Donald Trump plans to sign an executive order on Monday afternoon shrinking the size of two national monuments in Utah, which currently cover a combined 5,094 square miles, the Deseret News confirmed on background with a Utah source.

Fed report cites 'stepped-up' inflation due to tariffs, Iran war, AI buildout

U.S. inflation "stepped up further this spring" as the evolving impact of tariffs, a war-related rise in energy costs, and the booming artificial intelligence buildout boosted price pressures.

Eagle Point owner vows to rebuild after Cottonwood Fire devastates resort community

The Cottonwood Fire burned lodges, damaged chairlifts and scorched large sections of the Eagle Point Ski Resort at Beaver Mountain.

Box Elder County declares emergency amid 'severe' milk production loss

Box Elder County officials have declared a local state of emergency after a sample from a dairy farm in the county tested positive for highly pathogenic avian influenza.

Draper Days Rodeo opens with heat precautions for crowds, competitors

Triple-digit temperatures are greeting visitors as the Draper Days Rodeo kicks off this year's Draper Days celebration, prompting organizers to add extra measures to help keep spectators comfortable.

Meta AI image detector fails to identify some of its own cropped AI images

A new AI detection tool from Meta, which the tech company previewed this week alongside ​the launch of its image-generation model, failed to identify some of its own AI-generated images once they were cropped.

Jet fuel costs have plunged. Here's why Delta says cheaper flights aren't on the way

Air fares aren't coming down, Delta Air Lines said Friday, even though the cost of jet fuel has fallen sharply.

'They're in the driver's seat': Inside the Logan nonprofit empowering people with disabilities

The Cache Employment and Training Center has been a staple of the region's community for over six decades, launched in the early 1960s by concerned parents seeking an alternative for caring people with disabilities.

Some data center companies are working to be 'good neighbors,' but is it enough?

As proposals for new data centers seem to be on the rise, some companies say they are working hard to be good neighbors in their communities. Still, some worry it's not enough.