Two people died in a rollover crash near the Utah-Idaho border, with open containers suggesting impairment and lack of seatbelt use contributing to the fatalities.

USU's Outdoor Product Design & Development program prepares students for industry, highlighted by Josie Layton's role at Lifetime Products, where education meets real-world application.

Utah's cross country team announces its 2025 season schedule with five meets and aims to improve on last year's third place in the Big 12 Championships.

Wayshawn Parker of Utah has been named to the Doak Walker Award Watchlist after an outstanding freshman season, showing early promise in his college football career.

The Mill Canyon Fire near American Fork Canyon is fully contained, having burned 0.24 acres and briefly closed roads before extinguishment by U.S. Forest Service personnel.

A U.S. Navy sailor in Georgia is charged with child sexual exploitation, including production of child pornography, after allegedly manipulating a 14-year-old girl.

Salt Lake City experiences clear skies with daytime highs reaching mid-90s and advisory for patchy smoke at night. NWS forecasts continuous sunny days with mild nights ahead.

The Salt Lake County Sheriff's Office celebrated the retirement of nurse Jon Poore after over 20 years of service, highlighting his dedication and impact on the community.

The Salt Lake County Sheriff's Office celebrated community spirit at the Days of '47 Parade, thanking participants and spectators on Facebook for their support.

Governor Cox and Lt. Gov. Henderson of Utah have a busy week with a team retreat, in-house meetings, a digital summit for Cox, and a business roundtable for Henderson, among other events.

The University of Utah's cross country team announced their 2025 schedule, starting with the UVU Invitational and including strategic races to prep for championships.

Murray Police seek public help to find drivers in a fatal hit-and-run involving a woman at 4500 South State Street; video evidence showed a car and truck hitting her.

Urban wildlife is attracted to irrigated city landscapes, explains Utah State University's David Stoner, leading to complex interactions and potential conflicts in urban settings.