Meet the 2 Utahns making Netflix more accessible for deaf kids
SignUp Media Netflix. Jojo Savea Utah deaf creator. Jojo Savea "Moana." Jenni Yang "Kpop Demon Hunters." Jojo Savea and Jenni Yang "CoComelon" ASL.
Utah Gov. pushes back on federal red tape slowing energy projects
Western governors advocated for permitting reforms during a WGA session, saying the current system drives up infrastructure costs and slows projects.
The politics of AI data centers
A new poll reveals how Utah voters feel about a Box Elder County data center that has sparked public backlash. Here are the project details
The commencement speech backlash no one saw coming
Colleges were bracing for protests at commencement ceremonies in 2026, but we didn't see the backlash against AI coming.
High school boys lacrosse: Brighton, Park City set for 5A championship rematch
There’s a simple reason why the Park City boys lacrosse team doesn’t allow goals. Read more Planning a summer trip? Get ready to shell out more money The Miners, of…
Planning a summer trip? Get ready to shell out more money
How much is a gallon of gas? Will U.S. gas prices go higher? Why are airfare costs going up? Will gas be $5 a gallon? Inflation impacts summer travel
High school baseball: Maple Mountain, Spanish Fork avoid elimination with victories in 5A bracket play
High school baseball: Maple Mountain, Spanish Fork avoid elimination with victories in 5A bracket play
BYU football gets commitment from Granger DL Moa Havili
Moa Havili, a defensive lineman from Utah, committed to the BYU Cougars football program.
BYU falters late in season-ending Big 12 tournament loss to Baylor
At one point Wednesday night against Baylor, BYU found itself just 10 outs away from advancing to the Big 12 baseball tournament quarterfinals. Read more NCAA men’s golf: Which Utah…
NCAA men’s golf: Which Utah college teams qualified for nationals next week?
A BYU team comprised solely of Utah high school golf products placed 4th at the Athens Regional to advance to the NCAA Golf Championships next week
Sens. John Curtis and Mark Kelly debut video campaign urging parties to ‘disagree better’
The pair released a new PSA on Wednesday urging voters to put their phones down and have “real conversations with their neighbors.”