RSL picks up striker from Kansas City, misses out on another in transfer reversal at MLS deadline

Real Salt Lake acquired striker Willy Agada from Sporting Kansas City, but a potential deal for Slovak Robert Bozenik fell through due to contract changes.

Father, officers and investigators testify in murder trial following Eagle Mountain crash

The judge told jurors to expect testimony from defense witnesses on Thursday, as prosecutors have said they are nearing the end of their case against Kent Cody Barlow.

Americans sour on Trump's handling of the economy, poll finds

Americans elected President Donald Trump in hopes that he would fight inflation and boost the U.S. economy, but they are giving the Republican poor marks for his handling of both, a poll shows.

Company involved in Farmington semi crash wants driver who left held accountable

There's a $1,500 reward out for identifying the driver of a car that appeared to cut off a semitruck, causing it to jackknife on the freeway.

'Up in the air': Several hundred Ogden IRS workers take part in job event amid talk of cuts

Several hundred people took part in a job-fair type event geared to Ogden's contingent of IRS workers given talk of job cuts in the agency.

South Salt Lake welcomes first-of-its-kind homeless shelter for families

Up to 85 families will soon be able to take shelter in a first-of-its-kind facility converted from a motel to temporarily house families facing homelessness.

Mexican man sentenced for smuggling 50 pounds of meth into Utah

A man from Mexico has been sentenced in federal court for attempting to distribute more than 50 pounds of methamphetamine in Utah.

Moving rails in Salt Lake underground is costly. Will new benefits report change the debate?

A new report suggests a plan to bury the rails near downtown could produce billions in economic benefits for Salt Lake City. Proponents hope it will help lawmakers stomach the project's estimated cost.

FAA finds safety concerns at Las Vegas airport in review spurred by collision in Washington

A federal review of helicopter safety prompted by the deadly midair collision in January between a passenger jet and Army helicopter in Washington, D.C., revealed dangerous flying conditions at the Las Vegas airport.

University of Utah to give college credit for missionary, military or humanitarian service

The University of Utah will soon be offering academic credit to returned missionaries, active duty military and veterans and other eligible students who have performed humanitarian service in their communities and beyond.

Countertop trends: Texture, sustainability, and drama

From backsplashes and countertops to new color palettes, this season's trends reflect a desire for both functionality and personal expression.​

Utah's newest political party has a new chair

Utah's newest political party announced its first leader on Tuesday.

NFL Draft 2025: In class short on QB arms, is Jaxson Dart a 1st round pick?

The 21-year-old who patterns his game after Anakin Skywalker — or, at least, his heavy eye-black — has been trending as a first-round pick in the days leading up to the draft.

Hundreds attend mass at Cathedral of the Madeleine to mourn Pope Francis

Hundreds of people gathered at the Cathedral of the Madeleine in Salt Lake City on Tuesday night to remember the teachings and the legacy of Pope Francis, who passed away on Monday.

Trump pushes training for skilled trades that do not require college

President Donald Trump signed on Wednesday an order to improve job training for skilled trades, an initiative twinned with tariffs in his gambit to revive U.S. manufacturing.

Congress explores limiting cellphones in classrooms as states like Utah issue bans

As more states, including Utah, establish restrictions on cellphone usage in classrooms, some lawmakers are considering nationwide efforts to follow suit.

Utah school choice program will keep running during Supreme Court appeal

A judge on Wednesday decided Utah's school voucher program will continue pending an expected appeal before the Utah Supreme Court.

Bessent says China tariffs are not sustainable as US signals willingness to de-escalate

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said on Wednesday that high tariffs between the United States and China are not sustainable.

Have You Seen This? Brief firenado towers into the sky during Iowa field fire

A firenado during a field fire in Iowa climbed into the sky, causing a spectacular though brief sight.

After taking money but not finishing work, unlicensed contractor agrees to repay victims

Imagine paying thousands of dollars to a contractor only to have him do the job wrong or take your money and vanish. It happens more often than you might think in Utah.

How replacing windows can improve your quality of life

Windows aren't just decorative features or sources of natural light and fresh air. They actually play a big role in how your home feels — and how you feel in it.

Jimmer Fredette, AP college player of the year in 2011 and US Olympian, retires from basketball

Jimmer Fredette, the 2011 Associated Press men's college basketball player of the year who went on to play in the NBA and then played in last year's Paris Olympics for the U.S. in 3x3, has announced his retirement.

Thunderstorm Artis taught to dream big. Now he's on 'American Idol' to inspire his 2 young sons

The singer has known for a while that music is what he's supposed to be doing, a calling of sorts, because he once got a glimpse of what his life would be like without it. So he shares his music everywhere he can.

Connecticut man charged with assaulting skier at Deer Valley

A Connecticut man is facing a felony charge accusing him of tackling a skier at Deer Valley Resort while the victim was still in his skis.

Democratic Sen. Dick Durbin to retire, sparking competitive Illinois primary

Democratic Sen. Dick Durbin said he will not seek reelection next year, setting the stage for a competitive intra-party contest to fill his seat in the Democratic-leaning state of Illinois.

Pleasant View confirms new police chief

The Pleasant View City Council gave its approval to the city's new police chief on Tuesday.

Court reverses conviction, orders new trial for Midvale man found guilty in 2021 road rage killing

The Utah Court of Appeals has ordered a new trial for a Midvale man convicted of killing a man in 2021 during a road rage incident that began with the victim making fun of the suspect's car.

What a baseball swing can teach first responders about mental health

It's often said that hitting a baseball is the hardest thing to do in sports. But this wasn't about hitting home runs. It was about focus and learning how to manage the mental strain that comes with high-stress jobs such as firefighting and law enforcement.

'Conclave' viewership is up after death of Pope Francis

The recent death of Pope Francis has ignited interest in a film about the selection of a new pope.

US new home sales jump in March; supply still rising

Sales of new U.S. single-family homes increased more than expected in March as buyers rushed to take advantage of a decline in mortgage rates, but a gloomy economic outlook poses a challenge to the housing market recovery.

Amid Trump's immigration crackdown, a program geared to Salvadorans remains intact

While the Trump administration has taken aim at immigration programs geared to Venezuelans, Cubans and others, a program geared to Salvadorans remains intact.

Jury to hear opening statements in Harvey Weinstein sex crimes retrial

Harvey Weinstein's retrial on rape and sexual assault charges is set to proceed on Wednesday, a year after New York's highest court overturned the disgraced movie mogul's conviction.

Documented gang member, 2 others accused of obstructing police in weekend shooting

Police say an 18-year-old documented gang member, his mother and another woman have been arrested for allegedly obstructing the investigation into a weekend shooting in South Salt Lake.

Chance discovery turns into treasured friendship for 2 Utah Honor Flight vets

About 70 Utah veterans were flown to Washington, D.C., thanks to the Utah Honor Flight, where two Vietnam War veterans learned they served in the same company.

Utah charter school director arrested in child sex abuse material case

The lead director of a Utah charter school with campuses in Layton and Ogden has been arrested and accused of possessing, and possibly producing, child sex abuse material.

Ogden police conduct crosswalk ops as they try to get drivers to do better

Police conducted crosswalk enforcement operations at two locations in Ogden Tuesday hoping to raise awareness amid an increase in auto-pedestrian crashes in the city.

New poll: What do Utahns think of Trump's plans on Greenland and Canada?

A new poll finds most Utahns don't share President Donald Trump's vision of making Canada and Greenland part of the U.S.

University of Utah Health opens first-of-its-kind comprehensive crisis care center

A new University of Utah Health facility aims to provide a lifeline offering urgent help for adults experiencing a mental health crisis.

State of Utah unveils new tool to try to prevent food stamp theft

Utah has unveiled a new tool to try to prevent food stamp benefits from being stolen.

Wildfire in New Jersey Pine Barrens expected to grow before it's contained, officials say

A fast-moving wildfire engulfing part of New Jersey's Pine Barrens has not resulted in any injuries, officials said, though it's expected to grow before forecast rain later this week.

'We need these units desperately': Low-income Salt Lake senior housing reopens after renovation

The state housing authority recently opened New City Plaza, a deeply affordable housing facility for senior citizens, after a three-year renovation to the property.