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
Here’s how Utah basketball’s schedule for next season is shaping up
The Utah men's basketball Runnin’ Utes 2026-27 schedule is coming together, based on reports and the Big 12’s announced scheduling matrix.
El Niño gets hold of the Southwest, Mountain West
But will the rare atmospheric phenomenon give the West a much-needed chance to replenish water reservoirs? What is El Niño?
The Osmonds announced a concert venue in Provo Canyon. Will it actually happen?
While the Osmonds recently made it seem as though building a large concert venue at the base of Provo Canyon was a done deal, the controversial development still requires many…
Prosecutors oppose effort to make Tyler Robinson roommate appear at prelim
The Utah County Attorney's Office does not believe Tyler Robinson's former roommate, Lance Twiggs, needs to attend Robinson's preliminary hearing in person.
Mike Lee’s stalled election bill divides Republicans who privately believe there’s no path forward
Some Republican senators are beginning to acknowledge there isn’t enough support to pass the election reform bill despite the president’s wishes.
U.S. Open: Former BYU standout Zac Blair is the only golfer with Utah ties at Shinnecock Hills this week
Having qualified last week to play in his third straight U.S. Open, Blair tees it up Thursday at 11:03 a.m. MT with two other Americans
SpaceX continues to ride IPO fervor, but there’s more to the company than rocket ships
SpaceX’s efforts in the artificial intelligence realm could be the key to a profitable future
Are parents ‘going broke’ over berries?
What do parents spend the most money on? How much fruit do kids eat? Are berries unaffordable?
What do a tortoise, John Cena and Cristiano Ronaldo have in common?
At 194 years old, Jonathan the tortoise is now a Guinness World Records ICON, living alongside legends like Cristiano Ronaldo and Shohei Ohtani.
Audit: ‘Ghost students’ cost Utah’s higher education system over $840K last year
A legislative audit released Tuesday found Utah's higher education landscape has experienced a surge in enrollment fraud.