Salt Lake City UT

The best burger discoveries often begin with a wrong turn and a suspiciously ordinary building. Hidden among Taylorsville homes, this low-key stop proves Utah can place serious flavor in an unexpected setting. From the street, it barely looks like a restaurant at all, which only makes the first bite more...

A tragic incident in Utah has highlighted the unpredictable dangers that hikers can face in mountainous terrain, prompting renewed calls for vigilance from outdoor enthusiasts across the country. On Sunday, a 59-year-old man lost his life while exploring near the summit of the east peak of American Fork Twin Peaks. Rep

KEARNS — A tradition celebrating love and compassion for all, stretching back since at least the 14th century, was celebrated in Kearns Saturday morning at the newly established Hindu temple. Horns, drums and cymbals sounded as the attendees celebrated the Rath Yatra Festival, or Chariot Festival celebrating Lord Jagan

Draper Days went out with a bang on Saturday, featuring everything from a Lumberjack show and a mermaid show to pig races and extreme dog stunts.

Don’t miss Sandy’s 19th Annual Hot Air Balloon Festival 2026! Enjoy early morning hot air balloon launches on Friday and Saturday morning, weather permitting. Then join us Saturday evening for our Balloon Glow -- dance party, inflatables, drone show and free activities. EARLY MORNING BALLOON LAUNCHES (*weather permitti

Search and Rescue teams were dispatched to Little Cottonwood Canyon after a climber fell 30 feet, injuring their ankle and shoulder on Saturday afternoon.

Dozens of people showed up at Liberty Park to get into what they call "Good Trouble" — a saying made popular by the late congressman and civil rights leader John Lewis.

NASA, the Utah Division of Air Quality and several universities are teaming up to find out why the Salt Lake Valley has so much bad air — and what might solve it.

One firefighter experienced heat exhaustion, which required treatment.

There’s no question that the world has been swept up in World Cup madness over the last few weeks. Deseret News photojournalist Tess Crowley spent time with passionate fans in Los Angeles while on assignment and then at America First Field in Sandy. Here’s a look at the excitement through her lens.