Homeless advocates say that this year that as the need has grown for homeless students across the Salt Lake Valley, so has the generosity of donors.

Arizona wildlife managers are taking preventive measures against a disease that can kill deer, elk and other animals. The disease has been reported in Utah.

Plant-based eggs are coming to Kroger stores! Over the coming weeks, the product will be offered in about 2,100 Kroger-owned stores, including Kroger, Ralphs, and Fred Meyer. Customers will be able to find Just Egg, a cholesterol-free liquid packaged in a 12-ounce bottle, in the egg aisle. When you cook it up in a skillet, it looks like a pale yellow scrambled egg.

A new survey released from the underwear company Tommy Johns says that a large portion of Americans might not be changing their tighty-whities very often.

A three-digit national hotline for suicide prevention is one step closer to being ready.  The FCC recommends 988 be used, and has forwarded that recommendation to Congress.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints issued a statement on Thursday clarifying church policy. The Church emphasizes that forms of coffee, marijuana, and tea are not approved under the Word of Wisdom.

SALT LAKE CITY — A boil water order is in effect due to the possible presence of E. coli bacteria. The Soldier Hollow Complex, including the golf course, the grill and the Olympic venue are affected by the boil water order. The Charleston Water Conservancy District says construction workers damaged water pipes on Tuesday, August 13. […]

The way Lily tells it, Nemo has a lucky fin on the same side that she does. That love got her the attention of students who created a 3D printed prosthetic.

Garrett Jonsson, who now works to help others break the cycle of pornography addiction, believes technology encouraged an obsession to spiral.

The Roman Catholic Church, the Boy Scouts, schools and hospitals, the late financier Jeffrey Epstein are some of the targets named in a flurry of sex abuse lawsuits filed Wednesday in New York as the state began accepting cases once blocked by the statute of limitations.