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Utah Jazz general manager Justin Zanik is confident in the Jazzs plan.

Douglas Lovells attorney argued before the Utah Supreme Court on Friday that his trial attorneys were not effective, and should not have allowed testimony about his church membership status.

A BYU alumnus honored his former professor and mentor by naming a microscopic worm he discovered after him.

The Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of northern Utahs former facility is officially destined for demolition and will not be able to rehabilitate any more animal rescues in the immediate future.

Im not sure how this talented man can best put his barking skills to use. Perhaps he could get a job at an obedience school?

Senate Republicans quashed the most comprehensive bipartisan border security package in years, with some arguing it failed to go far enough to address the countrys immigration crisis despite an endorsement from the National Border Patrol Council.

Sixty truckloads of snow lined West Temple so teams could ride horses and ski on the city road as part of the first-ever Salt Lake Winter Roundup festival on Saturday.

Thousands of people are heading to Las Vegas as the San Francisco 49ers face off against the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LVIII. As a result, security in the city is at an all-time high, and if there are any biological or chemical threats, a specialized team from Utah is there to help.

Archie Swensen thanks God every day for a second chance at life, and last month, he accomplished something that just a few years ago wouldve been impossible for him.

Salt Lake police have identified the man killed late Friday in a head-on crash near the airport.