Poll suggests Utahns ready to pay more for clean energy sources

A study by researchers at Utah State University suggests that more than half of Utahns may be willing to pay more for cleaner energy sources. Other case studies, however, suggest that may not be completely true.

Get Gephardt helps Orem man fight for a refund after his dentist retires mid-treatment

An Orem man said his dentist retired with thousands of dollars' worth of work left to do on his teeth. When he couldn't get his work completed or his money back, he decided to Get Gephardt.

U.S. second-home mortgages are up for the first time since the pandemic

More Americans took out mortgages for a second home in 2025 than during the previous year, something that hasn't happened since the COVID-19 pandemic buying frenzy.

Electric aircraft could provide speedy emergency response to Utah's most rural areas

California-based electric aircraft company Jump Aero made a stop in Utah to showcase Pulse, the company's high-speed, all-electric aircraft.

Russia accuses Telegram CEO Pavel Durov of aiding terrorism in its latest digital crackdown

Russian authorities have charged Pavel Durov, the founder and CEO of the popular messaging app Telegram, with aiding terrorism and placed him on an international wanted list.

Warsh vows not to 'waver' on inflation as divided Fed leaves rates unchanged

The Federal Reserve held interest rates steady on Wednesday, a choice that may intensify questions about how Kevin Warsh will deliver on his commitment to bring inflation down.

Suazo Business Center founder Gladys Gonzalez dies, but backers say her legacy will live on

Suazo Business Center founder Gladys Gonzalez, who put a focus on helping Latino immigrants, has died, but her backers say her legacy will live on.

Is the Rio Grande Plan dead? Salt Lake City leaders signal support after setback

An ambitious plan to bury railroad lines that cross through the middle of Salt Lake City may not be among the pursued transportation solutions to solve the city's long east-west gap after a recent vote.

US bans foreign-made humanoid robots, targeting China over national security

The Federal Communications Commission has announced a ban on new foreign-made humanoid robots, citing national security concerns. The move mainly targets China.