Category: The West

Today in history: On Aug. 5, 1963, Craig Breedlove drove his Spirit of America to a world record over 400 mph on Utah's Salt Flats. Read more about the Bonneville…

On Aug. 4, 2012, Phelps won his 18th gold medal. But it wasn’t his final event after all. He finished with 23 gold medals in swimming. Read more.

What is super El Niño? Does El Niño bring snow to Utah? How much snow can Utah ski resorts expect this year? Will Utah resorts get snow this winter?

Today in history: On Aug. 3, 1936, American standout Owens started his medal sweep of four golds in front of Adolf Hitler. This date in history.

105 and going strong, Nell Stevenson was part of the Women Airforce Service Pilot squadron that helped America win the war.

Today in history: Harding visited Ogden and Salt Lake City as part of his Voyage of Understanding tour. He died on the train tour. Train carring his body returned through…

BOISE, Idaho — Three people were killed and seven more were injured, some critically, in a shooting at an In-N-Out Burger restaurant in southern Idaho on Saturday afternoon, a Twin…

This date in history: On this day in 1907, Lord Baden-Powell organized a camping trip for boys. The Scouting movement was off. Read more. Today in history.

Red Cross sets up shelter at Hillcrest High School for approximately 200 displaced residents.

Utah’s Colorado River officials told press what the Interior Department’s proposed plan will do for the West