Tigres takes extra point off Leagues Cup shootout after 1-1 draw with Real Salt Lake

Real Salt Lake dropped points from its Leagues Cup opener Tuesday night against a Liga MX club that was winless to start the season.

Judge orders prison for woman who tried to kidnap 5-week-old infant in Salt Lake City

Kyley Burnham was ordered to serve one to 15 years in prison after she admitted to trying to take a baby who was with their grandmother.

West Valley City family prepares to say goodbye to 10-year-old girl after Murray pond drowning

A West Valley City family is preparing to say goodbye to their 10-year-old daughter and sister after Murray pond drowning.

Utah-based lab helps track cyclospora outbreak as cases rise nationwide

A Salt Lake City-based laboratory is helping health officials nationwide respond to a growing cyclospora outbreak.

85-year-old man dies after falling into septic tank in Millville

An 85-year-old man died Tuesday after falling into a septic tank in Millville. Police are currently investigating.

O'Leary Digital, Box Elder County press court to dismiss data center foes' lawsuit

O'Leary Digital and Box Elder County officials seek dismissal of the lawsuit filed by foes of a proposed data center, the latest sally in the simmering controversy.

Get Gephardt helps satellite TV subscriber fight double-billing after DirecTV and AT&T split

Bundled services became unbundled when AT&T and DirecTV parted ways, leaving a Magna resident to get double-billed by both companies.

South Ogden man fights for second chance through liver and bone marrow donations

Quinn Schiffman said a stranger saved his life through organ donation. Now his little sister is helping make sure he stays alive.

Canyons School District welcomes first-year teachers as competition for jobs grows

Dozens of first-year teachers began preparing for the school year at Canyons School District as district leaders highlighted the growing competition for teaching jobs and the support available for new educators.

67 Utah taxing entities seeking $93.58M in tax hikes between them, taxpayers group says

A total of 67 Utah taxing entities are seeking $93.58 million in property tax hikes between them, and hearings on the varied proposals go through Aug. 27.

Motivated Mulhall cruises to 14-under for 1st pro win at Utah Women's Open

The Black Desert golfer whose family moved to Washington County from their native Henderson, Nevada, so she could pursue her golf dreams shot back-to-back 65s to finish with a 36-hole total of 14-under-par 130 Tuesday to clinch her first professional win.

Sevier County residents watch skies, hillside as Widemouth 2 Fire approaches

Residents expressed concerns about smoke and the approaching Widemouth 2 Fire on Tuesday as crews said the massive wildfire had expanded to more than 79,000 acres.

Utah farmers donate 2,000 pounds of meat to Beaver families recovering from flooding

As flooding swept through Beaver, it left behind damaged homes and plenty of refrigerators and freezers full of spoiled food. Now, a group of Utah farmers is hoping to help.

A Trump-appointed spouse commission promises to 'have the backs' of the troops' families

America can't have the world's strongest military without the love and support of the spouses of those in uniform.

Trolley Square files lawsuits against 2 neighbors in squabble over name

Trolley Square recently filed lawsuits against neighboring properties with the name "trolley," but defendants argue it's trying to "monopolize" the term.

Utah man identified as victim in Twin Falls In-N-Out shooting

Police have identified a Utah man as a victim of a shooting at an In-N-Out Burger in Twin Falls.

Man admits to killing woman while in town for 1993 NBA All-Star weekend

James Wallace Petersen III admitted on July 27 to the murder of a woman whose body was found by a maintenance man over three decades ago. He was charged earlier this year after a DNA breakthrough.

Utah officials say Construction Fraud Task Force making progress 1 year after launch

One year after Utah launched a specialized task force to combat residential construction fraud, state leaders said the effort is beginning to show results.

Have You Seen This? T-Rex takes Minneapolis

Is that thing legal? Also, what kind of gas mileage does a T-Rex get?

How does air quality, heat affect families? Utah researchers are seeking to learn more

Utah and Illinois researchers are seeking to find how air quality and extreme heat may affect the health and overall well-being of families in the Salt Lake area.

Jazz mailbag: Who is being overlooked on the roster?

Welcome to the Utah Jazz Mailbag! This week, we look at which Jazz players are being overlooked on the 2026-27 roster.

Is your air conditioner secretly costing you hundreds this summer?

Small issues that often go unnoticed can reduce efficiency, increase wear and tear, and cost hundreds of dollars over the course of a single summer.

Eli Lilly to offer early access to next-gen obesity drug to some patients

Eli Lilly said on Monday it ​would allow a limited number of patients to have early access to its experimental obesity drug, retatrutide, before its ‌U.S. FDA approval.

Trout fishing Boulder Mountain's hidden backcountry lakes

We enjoy backcountry fishing adventure to several remote Boulder Mountain lakes. While we won't reveal the exact locations, finding and exploring these hidden waters is part of what makes Boulder Mountain so special.

BYU, Utah appear in preseason Coaches Poll Top 25

The college football season is almost here when the Top 25 polls for the preseason begin rolling out.

A SpaceX rocket is about to crash into the moon

Part of a SpaceX rocket used to launch a pair of robotic commercial lunar landers is expected to crash into the moon early Wednesday morning.

Special counsel who obtained Sen. Mike Lee's texts as part of Jan. 6 probe invited to testify before Senate

Former special counsel Jack Smith has been invited to testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee as part of its review of the Biden administration's investigation of the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot.

Rubicon wants testimonies of workers preserved before they return to home countries

Now that the criminal investigations into Rubicon are complete, the company says it needs worker testimonies for its civil lawsuit before their visas expire.

Renewable energy is growing in Utah, but not without obstacles

The use of solar energy is increasing in the United States, and Utah is no exception.

Hidden dangers of ants and spiders in Utah homes: Why prevention matters

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

Exclusive-Trump administration drafting ban on Chinese data center devices, sources say

The Trump administration is drafting a ban on U.S. imports of new models of Chinese data center components, four people familiar with the matter told Reuters, as it seeks to ​protect the infrastructure that undergirds the AI boom.

1 dead, 1 hospitalized after crash near Cedar City

One person died and another was hospitalized after a crash on Monday near Cedar City on state Route 14.

Smoke blankets Utah, prompting air quality concerns across the state

Smoke from wildfires is blanketing Utah, creating potentially dangerous air quality conditions and health risks.

Explosions heard as more than 400 WWII shells found in village at center of France's wildfire crisis

Hundreds of World War II shells and munitions have been discovered in the French village of Le Porge, as residents return to the ravaged community in the wake of last month's blazes, according to local authorities.

Utah reports 48 cyclospora cases, all but 5 could be tied to travel

Utah has not had any recalled products connected to cyclosporiasis, but the state's Department of Health and Human Services is investigating five cases not connected to travel.

What do you want to know about the Great Salt Lake?

Utah leaders have set a goal to raise the Great Salt Lake by seven feet to 4,198 feet above sea level by the time Utah hosts the 2034 Winter Olympics.

Guatemala evacuates villages due to an eruption of the Fuego volcano

Authorities in Guatemala have ordered evacuations around the Fuego volcano, which is erupting. The Guatemalan Seismology Institute reported a lava fountain up to 1,000 feet high.

Arson suspect arrested as wildfires rage around Spokane, Washington

A man has been arrested on suspicion of deliberately starting one of three fires that have destroyed hundreds of buildings and forced tens of thousands of people to flee their homes ​in and around Spokane, Washington.

Man accused of possessing videos of nearly 200 child sex abuse victims

A man arrested for allegedly meeting with a teen boy to engage in sexual activity is now facing charges for suspicion of possessing child sex abuse material

School backpack overload: Heavy bags can strain kids' bodies

Health experts say parents should keep children's backpacks as light as possible and ensure they fit properly to help prevent strain and injury as students return to school.

'Super El Niño' is coming. What does that mean for Utah ski resorts?

Meteorologists are looking ahead as the odds of a strong El Niño grow, which may affect Utah's upcoming winter. Skiers and snowboarders are hopeful the state will have a strong winter.

The reason why most people unknowingly overpay their taxes in retirement

"Most people don't overpay their taxes because they saved too much money," Ryan says. "They overpay taxes because nobody ever taught them how to withdraw their money in retirement."

SWAT, tear gas used to capture wanted Arizona fugitive in southern Utah

A man with a full extradition warrant to Arizona was arrested in southern Utah over the weekend following an hours-long standoff.

Leonardo DiCaprio and Jeff Bezos lead $200M project to save 100 of globe's most threatened species

Foundations funded and co-founded by Leonardo DiCaprio and Jeff Bezos have launched an initiative committing $200 million to revive 100 of Earth's most threatened species, including endangered lemurs, salamanders, pangolins, pigs and echidnas.

Food Network star talks filming in 'the absolute middle of nowhere' Utah — and cooking a turkey with Shaq

Susie Bulloch and her teammate Christie Vanover are competing in the new Food Network show "Pitmasters," which brought top barbecue cooks to southern Utah for a week of filming.

The longevity gold rush: Inside Utah's booming business of living better, longer

The business of living longer is booming in Utah. Here's what's driving it.