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Ringleader of 'sprawling' check fraud scheme handed 9 years in prison

08/13/2026 10:31pm

The convicted ringleader of a "sprawling" yearslong check fraud scheme that totaled more than $1.7 million was sentenced last month to nine years in federal prison.

Utah changes birth certificate policy after KSL Investigators uncover records issue

08/13/2026 10:05pm

A family experienced what felt like a records runaround when they tried to get certified copies of their birth certificates.

Man hospitalized in critical condition after West Jordan house fire

08/13/2026 9:50pm

One man was hospitalized in critical condition Thursday night after a house fire in West Jordan.

Group cites 'striking' Weber County data on Flock cameras as reason for lawmakers to act

08/13/2026 9:06pm

A Utah group is calling on lawmakers to enact tougher regulations on cameras that automatically track license plates.

Documentary focused on Venezuelan rebel Óscar Pérez to be shown in Salt Lake City

08/13/2026 8:35pm

A new documentary focused on Venezuelan rebel Óscar Pérez, who died at the hands of Venezuelan forces in 2018, will be shown in Salt Lake City on Saturday.

Utah fried chicken chain founded by revered chef announces first out-of-state expansion

08/13/2026 8:03pm

Utah has welcomed a handful of California-based chains in recent years, but now one of its native businesses is seeking to test out the Golden State market.

Teen on e-bike seriously injured after being hit by truck in Salt Lake City

08/13/2026 7:43pm

A teen boy on an e-bike was seriously injured after he was hit by a pickup truck in Salt Lake City Thursday evening.

How this program helps Utah businesses open international markets

08/13/2026 6:58pm

Utah companies engaging in international export business are set to get a boost from a new funding package from the U.S. Small Business Administration.

More than smashing cars: Blackfoot Elks derby raises thousands for Idaho youth

08/13/2026 6:02pm

The Eastern Idaho State Fair's Demolition Derby has drawn thousands each year, but much work goes on behind the scenes long before the first car enters the arena.

Man accused of brutally beating security guard during carjacking facing federal charges

08/13/2026 5:04pm

A man accused of brutally beating a security guard during a carjacking attack in Salt Lake City is facing federal charges.

Trump's vaccine plan would require millions of individual shots last used decades ago

08/13/2026 4:47pm

The biggest obstacles to President Donald Trump's order on vaccines may be the logistical challenges it poses for parents, health providers and drugmakers in the United States.

Tornado warnings expire in Tooele County; flood risk continues in Utah

08/13/2026 4:43pm

A pair of tornado warnings for Tooele County have now expired, but storms continue to pass through the state that can be severe in nature.

Summit County Sheriff's Office lifts fire evacuations from Henefer

08/13/2026 4:01pm

The Summit County Sheriff's Office announced Thursday that residents evacuated from Henefer in Summit County can return home. Residents are cautioned to remain ready to evacuate again if needed.

Have You Seen This? Seaside hammock seems more like a car wash

08/13/2026 3:34pm

If you see a listing for a quaint beach house in El Salvador that's right by the water, you might want to cross-reference this video to make sure it's not the same place.

Commission OKs proposed tower at Sugar House Zions location, but not full height

08/13/2026 3:01pm

A plan to redevelop an existing Zions Bank branch location within the heart of Sugar House received the green light to move forward, but it might not be as tall as developers envisioned.

Nourishing minds and bodies: The surprising benefits of school meals

08/13/2026 3:00pm - SPONSORED

School lunch may not be the first thing parents think about this time of year—but it might be one of the most misunderstood.

Kennedy Center votes to restore Trump's name and close for 2 years, challenging a judge's order

08/13/2026 2:56pm

The battle over the Kennedy Center's future is escalating after President Donald Trump's allies on the board voted on Thursday to add his name to the building's facade — again.

Judge dismisses Trump administration lawsuit alleging antisemitism at Harvard University

08/13/2026 2:42pm

A federal judge in Boston on Thursday dismissed a Trump administration lawsuit that accused Harvard University of turning a blind eye to harassment of Jewish students.

Midvale man who admitted to threatening state employees ordered off social media

08/13/2026 2:35pm

Jared Scott Smith will spend one year in jail and three years on probation, with no social media, after admitting to sending a threatening email that was received by someone at the Utah Capitol.

Iran, US make competing claims over control of Strait of Hormuz

08/13/2026 2:25pm

The Strait of Hormuz is "under Iran's control and management," the head of the Basij paramilitary unit said on Thursday, after President Donald Trump said the United States had control.

Utah Jazz schedule release: 5 takeaways from the team's 82-game NBA slate

08/13/2026 2:10pm

The NBA released its full schedule for the 2026-27 regular season on Thursday, and 80 of the Utah Jazz's 82 games have been unveiled.

Why local trust matters more than ever for your small business

08/13/2026 2:08pm - PARTNER

Learn why customer trust is an important part of a sustainable business, and how you can improve it.

Beaver County students return to school after difficult summer

08/13/2026 1:42pm

After a difficult summer, Beaver County students returned to school Thursday as the district works to provide a sense of normalcy while staying prepared for future emergencies.

Mexico man who brought fentanyl, heroin into Utah given 5 years in prison

08/13/2026 1:26pm

A man from Mexico was sentenced to serve five years in federal prison for trafficking fentanyl and heroin into Utah.

Trump sued over service that offers paid early access to Truth Social posts

08/13/2026 1:07pm

President Donald Trump was sued on Wednesday by media entities seeking to shut down a service that sells access to his posts, including some that can move markets, on Truth Social.

'Hobby gone wild': Watch butterflies, learn about metamorphosis at The Butterfly Haven in Idaho

08/13/2026 12:36pm

Step inside The Butterfly Haven, an enchanting greenhouse filled with thousands of beautiful, fluttering butterflies and experience it all up close right near Blackfoot, Idaho.

University of Utah trustees approve budgets for upcoming fiscal year

08/13/2026 12:15pm

The University of Utah's board of trustees on Tuesday approved budgets for U. Health, ARUP Laboratories and the general university-wide operating budget.

Winning ticket for $1B Powerball jackpot was sold in Illinois

08/13/2026 11:37am

A Powerball ticket sold in western Illinois has won a $1 billion jackpot, though it's not clear if the winner has come forward yet.

Is It better to leave your thermostat at one temperature all day?

08/13/2026 11:30am - SPONSORED

In most cases, adjusting your thermostat when you're away can save energy and money without sacrificing comfort.

Driver critically injured after being struck by pole that fell from pickup truck

08/13/2026 11:24am

A driver was critically injured on Monday while traveling on state Route 189 after a metal pole fell from a pickup truck and went through the windshield, Utah Highway Patrol said on Thursday.

What are Flock cameras, and why are they everywhere?

08/13/2026 11:04am - PARTNER

Automatic license plate readers are everywhere. Police call them invaluable. Critics call them mass surveillance.

Wholesale price inflation slows last month as gas, food costs fall

08/13/2026 11:03am

Wholesale inflation dropped last month as gas prices reversed some of their Iran war spike and other costs also cooled, a sign consumer inflation could grind lower in the months ahead.

Assisted living center director admits to taking money from deaf tenant

08/13/2026 10:48am

A woman agreed to pay back over $26,000 she had taken from a man living in an assisted living center as part of a plea in abeyance to fraud.

Here's how much home sales just dropped

08/13/2026 10:34am

Homes sales were down nationwide in July, tumbling to the lowest level in nearly two years on a seasonally adjusted basis, a new report from Redfin showed.

Utah teen named winner in Trump's Patriot Games, receives 6-figure prize

08/13/2026 10:01am

Sixteen-year-old Rockwell Myers on Tuesday evening was named the winner among the male athletes who participated in the Patriot Games.

The lasting effects of Utah's wildfires: By the numbers

08/13/2026 9:13am

The 2026 wildfire season in Utah has destroyed hundreds of structures, caused thousands to evacuate their homes and cost millions in firefighting resources — and it's not done yet.

Tropical Storm Lala forms in Central Pacific; hurricane watch issued for Big Island of Hawaii

08/13/2026 9:04am

Tropical Storm Lala formed Thursday in the Pacific Ocean, leading to a hurricane watch being issued for the Big Island of Hawaii, forecasters said.

How smart retirees make their savings go twice as far

08/13/2026 8:00am - SPONSORED

Could coordinating your taxes, Social Security, income, healthcare, and investment risk make your savings go twice as far in retirement?

Nigel Farage faces off against Count Binface in special election denounced as a stunt

08/13/2026 7:52am

A special election is taking place Thursday in the seaside town of Clacton, just east of London — but the incumbent is defending his seat against a political satirist.

Moab Music Festival celebrates 250 years of American music in Utah canyons

08/13/2026 7:39am

The Moab Music Festival combines music and nature for a series of indoor and outdoor performances featuring chamber music, jazz, Latin music and more.

Judge postpones hearing on Tate brothers staying in custody as they fight extradition

08/13/2026 7:03am

A federal judge in Miami has postponed a hearing on whether social media influencers Andrew and Tristan Tate should remain in custody.

Israel sends troops into West Bank homes besieged by Jewish settlers

08/13/2026 7:00am

Israeli troops took up positions inside Palestinian homes in the West Bank village of Qusra on Thursday, the mayor said.

Why Utah's percentage of human-caused fires has fallen well below the national average

08/13/2026 6:18am

Utah is now within 100,000 acres of having its worst fire year in terms of acreage lost, but this year likely won't be its worst year for human-caused fires.

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