Five seemingly unrelated developments -- the Supreme Court's intervention in mail-in ballot rules, a federal judge's decision affecting foreign students and journalists, the blockade threatening Saudi Arabia, an unusual alliance in Michigan politics, and the accelerating power of artificial ...

A 19-year-old man was killed and multiple others were injured when lightning struck the summit of Mount Timpanogos Friday.  Hikers had summited the mountain early Friday morning when a large thunderstorm moved into the area, and they took shelter in a small shelter known as the "Tin Shack," ...

An armed suspect was shot and killed by officers Saturday night, according to Provo police. Officers responded to a report of a domestic violence assault in public at 2230 N. University Parkway at 9:15 p.m., which is at or near the Provo River Inn, and the victim reported the suspect had a ...

How can simply going for a walk help to prevent suicide? Suicide prevention walks are held all over the country by various organizations, especially during the month of September, which is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. But, how can all of this walking make a difference? Joining together, ...

Inflation hasn't gone away -- it's going up. With the midterm elections seven weeks off, that's a problem for the president and Congress. Voters hate inflation. They don't much like the cure either, and the cure has two parts. The Federal Reserve raising interest rates, like it just did, ...

American businesses have long practiced what political scientists call regulatory capture. A company that cannot repeal a law takes control of the people the government put in charge of enforcing it. The airlines did it to the Civil Aeronautics Board, which in 40 years never approved a new ...