Lifestyle
LDS President Dallin Oaks Urges Members to Overcome Doubts
In his first major address, Oaks calls on Latter-day Saints to strengthen their faith and seek help from others.
Hikers Follow Blood Trail, Help Rescue Injured Woman
Saratoga Springs woman critically injured during solo hike at Bridal Veil Falls
Longtime Utah Resident Reese G. Jewkes Passes Away at 86
Jewkes, a Navy veteran and longtime Soil Conservation Service employee, is remembered for his faith, family, and community service.
Crime
Man Who Falsely Claimed He Killed Charlie Kirk Sentenced to Prison
George Zinn pleaded no contest to obstruction of justice and sexual exploitation of a minor charges related to the conservative activist's murder.
Defense Presses Conflict Claim in Tyler Robinson Murder Trial
Expert says motion to disqualify Utah prosecutors could reshape death penalty fight
Defense Seeks to Block Graphic Videos of Conservative Activist's Killing
Prosecutors and victim's widow urge judge to allow public access to evidence in high-profile murder case.
Sports
Iowa State Women's Basketball Faces BYU in Key Matchup
Cyclones look to extend winning streak against tough BYU squad
Houston Cougars Defeat BYU Behind Smart Shot Selection
Head coach Kelvin Sampson credits disciplined offense and understanding of shot selection for road win.
No. 8 Houston Hands BYU Fourth Straight Loss
Cougars' Freshman Duo Leads Them to Victory Over Struggling Cougars
Health
Super Bowl Ads Highlight Surge in Weight Loss Drug Promotion
Telehealth companies and pharma firms go all-in on marketing GLP-1 medications for obesity
FDA Calls Out Novo Nordisk's 'False or Misleading' Claims in Wegovy Obesity Pill Ad
The agency says the TV ad exaggerates the drug's benefits and fails to properly present risk information.
Dr. Joseph Chang Releases Updated Edition of "The Aging Myth"
New version of bestselling book includes 15 additional years of research on longevity.
