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First-half shutout leads Skyridge to 24-14 win over Colorado's Cherry Creek
LEHI — After taking a trip to Nevada to face Liberty last week, Skyridge welcomed an out-of-state team of their own Friday, the Cherry Creek Bruins from Colorado, who have won four of the last five state championships in the 5A division. And a stalwart defense was enough for...
Power restored after more than 20,000 homes affected in Eagle Mountain area
UPDATE 12:39 P.M. — Rocky Mountain Power reported to ABC4 that the outage has been restored. According to Jonah Whitesides with Rocky Mountain Power, an outside company accidentally tripped a transmission line, which caused the outage. As Rocky Mountain Power assessed the situation, they found no damage to the line and were able to restore […]
Jazz guard Collin Sexton makes bold claim about where he stands among NBA point guards
Collin Sexton will enter his seventh NBA season, which will also include his third with the Utah Jazz. It's fair to say that in his time in the NBA, he's lived up to his billing as the No. 8 pick in his draft, as he's proven himself as an efficient scorer and has even improved his flaws.
U. researcher leads study into what microscopic fossilized shells say about climate change
SALT LAKE CITY — Growing up as a "small town kid" who loved science, Dustin Harper had aspirations to become a physician when he went to college. So, how did he end up at sea on a research vessel recovering drilling cores taken from an undersea plateau in the Pacific Ocean?
Here’s what to know for Park City’s Miners Day celebration
Park City’s twist on the federal Labor Day holiday is Miners Day, an annual celebration that pays tribute to the local mining industry heritage. Festivities begin at 7:30 a.m. with a free breakfast in City Park put on by St. Mary’s Catholic Church. That’s followed by the Bark City 5k run, which starts at City Park at 8 a.m.
Utah Football Teases New Black Throwback
SALT LAKE CITY – Utah Football has officially announced and teased a new uniform for the season. With a set of white and red throwbacks, the Utes will now have a full that now includes a black throwback, which will debut later this season. The Utes first debuted a...
BYU Athletics Releases ‘What To Wear’ For All Cougar Football Games
PROVO, Utah – BYU Football kicks off its second year in the Big 12 this weekend at LaVell Edwards Stadium. For Cougar fans planning to attend games this season, whether at home or away, BYU Athletics has released a cheat sheet on what to wear. For starters, Cougar fans...
Former no. 2 pick & 20-point scorer floated as trade target for Jazz
At this stage of the offseason, it seems unlikely that the Jazz will make any move that could alter the team's direction both in the present and future. However, if there's a chance for them to roll the dice on someone who could improve their ceiling, don't be shocked if they take it.
Park City waterworks failure impacts Main Street
A waterworks failure occurred along Main Street on Thursday evening and the repairs and cleanup continued on Friday. Evidence of the failure remained visible on Friday morning and there was heavy machinery on the 300 block of the street. The machinery by 8:30 a.m. on Friday had excavated a rectangular cutout in the middle of Main Street. There was sand and mud in the vicinity of the Egyptian Theatre entrance and a nearby walkway linking Main Street and Swede Alley. It appeared the failure caused damage to brickwork as well. Caution cones had been placed at the location.
SLCPD reminding public of noise ordinance as college football season starts
SALT LAKE CITY — Police are cracking down on parties in the East Central Neighborhood in an effort to reduce noise in the area as college football season starts. Salt Lake City Police Department said in a press release that the department’s Central Patrol Division Bike Squad reminded people on Thursday about celebrating college football season in a responsible way.
Ultrasound Device Could Be a Solution for Treating Chronic Pain
Pain is a necessary biological signal, but a variety of conditions can cause those signals to go awry. For people with chronic pain, the root is often faulty signals emerging deep within the brain, giving false alarms about a wound that has since healed, a limb that has since been amputated, or other intricate, hard-to-explain scenarios.
SUU football tripped up in season opener
Traveling to Salt Lake City to battle No. 12 Utah, the SUU football team fell 49-0 in its season opener on Thursday night. The Utes (1-0) got on the board first in the opening quarter after the first T-birds drive stalled. Cam Rising found Dijon Stanley for a 64-yard score at the 8:46 mark of the opening period to put the home team ahead 7-0.
2024-25 Could Be Big Season For Utah’s Julian Lutz
The Utah Hockey Club has an abundance of prospects in their system. Last season, many of those prospects had breakout years like Dylan Guenther and Josh Doan in the American Hockey League (AHL) and eventually the NHL. Julian Lutz was one of those players who had a phenomenal season in the United States Hockey League (USHL). Now, the upcoming 2024-25 season could be a big year for the German as he is set to play his first year in the AHL.
New treatment for Alzheimer’s showing promise in slowing progression of dementia
Wendy Farr and her daughter at a Walk to End Alzheimer’s event. The walk is an opportunity for those impacted by the disease to come together in solidarity to focus on finding a cure to end the impact this has on families. Courtesy photo. A new FDA approved treatment...
Post Game Thoughts: Rising Higher Edition
Winning is more fun than losing. Winning by a decisive margin in a game that was never in question for a single solitary second is even yet still more fun. Utah kicked off its season in style, beating an overmatched FCS opponent in Southern Utah 49-0. This game was a coming back party for Cam Rising, Brant Kuithe, Van Fillinger, and a number of others. And it was a coming out party for Dijon Stanley. Yes, the Thunderbirds were overmatched. Yet there was much to like about what the Utes put on display. Let's take a closer look:
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