In the last Christmas season, almost 1 million people donated 4.7 million items through the Light the World Giving Machine initiative from the Church of Jesus Christ.

A Colorado woman is facing charges of obstruction accusing her of tampering with witnesses who were scheduled to testify during her son's sex abuse trial in Manti.

The Provo Planning Commission gives a partial thumbs up on proposed overhaul of Provo Towne Centre mall.

A mother raised new concerns Monday even as the state of Utah said this month it was taking action against a care program linked to the carbon monoxide deaths of three disabled men.

Threats and harassment made against the lives of attorneys and judges might be more common than one would think.

After months of Republican infighting and tense debate about congressional procedure, the Senate is moving forward this week on the SAVE America Act.

A group seeking to revitalize the Rio Grande Depot and restore it as a transit hub is calling on Gov. Spencer Cox to veto a bill that would transfer the historic train station.

Utah's election season will shift into full gear Tuesday evening as voters across the state will gather in local caucus meetings to elect party delegates and precinct officers.

Most Democratic candidates for Utah's new — and very blue — 1st Congressional District participated in a town hall on Monday where they unanimously accused Israel of genocide, endorsed transgender treatments for minors and called for abolishing ICE.

It's a crucial moment in Utah for K-12 education, with the role of technology in distracting students being a leading concern.

At a time when owning a home seems out of reach for many, a group of friends is trying to make the

With Easter approaching, the First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints released a new video on Sunday sharing their testimonies of Jesus Christ.

A Salt Lake man found not guilty of murder earlier this year will still spend at least five years in prison for firing 11 shots during the road rage confrontation.

Brooke Facer, of Davis County, balanced family and artistry while painting vibrant murals across Clearfield during the final months of her pregnancy last year.

As the weather warms up and more people are out, police want you to know how to avoid car theft.

In a retirement home near the mouth of Provo Canyon, a baby grand piano is about to be played most marvelously.

One trip to the emergency room, two identical bills. When a hospital insisted that a Syracuse woman pay again, she called in Get Gephardt to help her fight a medical billing error.

The issue that gets Springville residents most fired up isn't taxes or fees — it's backyard chickens.

Developers on Wednesday broke ground on a new off-campus student housing development in Salt Lake City for University of Utah students.

Utah's new standard in measuring snowpack and managing water supply may be coming from technology developed through NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory.

Young Brooklyn Shorter, who is fighting cancer, was hoping to raise money at a lemonade stand to buy a puppy and was hoping a police officer would visit. Instead, many came by.

A Lehi mom and cancer survivor finds hope after divorce and health challenges in new permanent jewelry business.

A Tooele County detective says he was wrongly fired after questioning the dismissal of a DUI case involving a relative of the sheriff, while Sheriff Paul Wimmer accuses the detective of engaging in a political campaign against him.

A man from Colorado and a man from Mexico were separately indicted on federal charges of allegedly trafficking fentanyl and other drugs in Utah.

Disputes between Eagle Mountain and the family that founded the city reached a new level this month after the family sued the city over alleged misuse of the rodeo grounds.

Police want people to know distracted driving in Utah is still a problem, and it's still illegal.

A Weber County jury convicted a tow truck driver of negligent homicide, not manslaughter as prosecutors sought, in a 2024 crash that killed a Utah CEO and his daughter.

Drivers in Weber and Davis counties should plan for overnight closures and lane restrictions on I-15 this weekend as crews work on bridge construction projects.

Here are seven of the most popular crowdfunded finds currently trending, curated for the Utah lifestyle.

A registered sex offender who had outstanding warrants and was allegedly armed when he was shot and killed by police on I-15 has been identified.

A jury found a 22-year-old Kearns man not guilty of murder Thursday after he testified multiple others shot toward him before he fired at a 2023 Halloween party .

The judge in the Tyler Robinson capital murder case is expected to hear arguments on Friday regarding whether motions filed by the defense should remain secret.

While costs continue to rise, many Utah families are struggling to keep food on the table. The Utah Food Bank is asking for the community's help in the annual Feed Utah food drive.

A family was figuring out its next steps Thursday after a car crashed into their home.

Six officers were found Friday to be legally justified in exchanging shots with a 17-year-old boy, killing the teen in 2025 in South Jordan.

A former employee at a facility that provides services to Utah's disabled and vulnerable population was charged Thursday with sexually abusing a patient.

At 47 years old, orthopedic surgeon Todd Grunander never expected to hear the word cancer, let alone colon cancer.

The University of Utah is poised to assume ownership of a historic train station toward the western edge of downtown Salt Lake City, although it remains unclear what it plans to do with it.

Mortgage rates were up again this week as the economy continues to respond to the ongoing U.S. war in Iran.

Residents in the small town of Scofield are pushing back against a proposed coal mine that many feel would upend the quiet, rural community's way of life.