Cafe Rio launches its ‘most Utah product yet’
The Mexican restaurant chain originated in Utah and is celebrating its Utah roots with a handheld Utah Burrito
BYU’s Keba Keita agrees to deal with Pacers after going undrafted
After going undrafted through Tuesday and Wednesday’s first and second rounds of the draft, the BYU big man has agreed to a deal with the Indiana Pacers.
Richie Saunders perfectly fits a Grizzlies franchise best known for its ‘grit and grind’ culture
The hustling BYU sharpshooter was drafted No. 32 overall by Memphis Wednesday night
Opinion: In a severe drought, Utah should suspend all private fireworks displays
The state is tinder-dry, and fire dangers are real.
A major heat dome is pressing down on Europe. What’s in store for the U.S.?
Europe suffers under a heat dome, causing deaths and prompting reevaluation of AC use. France hits 111.7 degrees; 40 drownings reported.
Strawberry Buffalo tenders? Twinkie cheeseburgers? What food you can find at each World Cup venue
World Cup concession prices. How much does a beer cost at the World Cup? Unique foods at World Cup stadiums.
Who’s still smoking? Rates vary across states
Which states have the most smokers? What does smoking do to health? Can smoking cause cancer? Do teens smoke? What are health effects of tobacco use?
What Cristiano Ronaldo said about God after scoring his first 2026 FIFA World Cup goal
2026 FIFA World Cup news. Cristiano Ronaldo at FIFA World Cup. Read what Cristiano Ronaldo said about God after scoring his first 2026 World Cup goals.
Australian man breaks world record for loudest man, but just how loud is he?
McGrail-Bateup once held a speed archery record. Now he owns the title of world’s loudest man and Canberra’s town crier
Opinion: George Will isn’t bullish on this year’s Fourth of July. But here’s why he’s more optimistic about future ones
As America's 250th birthday looms, not everyone is ready to celebrate. But syndicated columnist George Will has an antidote to fear and gloom.
Why are flu shots being required for Air Force recruits — even after Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth tossed ‘flu jab’ mandates?
Hundreds of recruits at military basic training facility in Texas have been diagnosed with influenza