Utah sought to have the case elevated to the federal Supreme Court without first wending its way through lower courts. The court rejected that request Monday. While Utah, Idaho and other states involved in the effort could opt to refile with lower courts, they have not yet done so.

One teen died, and another is recovering, after falling through the ice at a pond Monday night. One of the boys, a 14-year-old, was rescued by bystanders shortly after falling in. His companion, 15, spent more than two hours in the water before dive teams could reach him and pull him

A bill to stop incarcerated people from accessing gender-affirming health care comes amid a Justice Department lawsuit centering on a woman in Utah’s custody who “performed dangerous self-surgery” while allegedly being denied treatment.

According to the Idaho Lottery Tuesday, a Powerball player won $2 million from a ticket bought at 'La Tienda' Fast Stop Travel Center in Franklin.

A legislative bill to establish the Utah Energy Council, energy development zones and a nuclear energy consortium unanimously passed Monday out of the House Public Utilities and Energy Committee. The bill,

A handful of northwestern states were under winter storm watch from the NWS on Thursday, with the service warning of potential impacts to travel.

A bill that would set up a new development body and other entities to welcome nuclear energy has cleared its first hurdle in the Utah Legislature.

A pair of teenagers fell through the icy surface of a Utah pond where they were ice fishing, cops said. The 14-year-olds were fishing on Glasmann Pond in Ogden when they fell in Monday, Jan. 27, KSLTV reported. The pond is between 6 and 10 feet deep and does not completely freeze over at this time of year, KUTV reported.

Lily Cook, a 2-year-old Idaho Falls resident, is undergoing chemotherapy treatment at Primary Children's Hospital after being diagnosed with stage 4 sacrococcygeal cancer.

Should Utah’s public schools be required to provide firearm safety instruction to all students? Rep. Rex Shipp, R-Cedar City, thinks so and has proposed a bill, HB104, that would require the Utah State Board of Education to establish standards for firearm safety instruction in public schools.

JASON ELLIOTT/Press North Idaho College sophomore Vaughn Weems drives to the basket during a Scenic West Athletic Conference game against Salt Lake on Jan. 9 at Rolly Williams Court. NIC returns home to face Utah State-Eastern tonight at 7.