Chicago warns against Wisconsin travel, cites COVID spike

Chicago officials cautioned city residents Tuesday about travel to Wisconsin, citing a recent COVID-19 spike in Illinois’ neighbor to the north.

Many teachers retiring, refusing to sub as three teachers die of COVID-19 causes

"Overall, there was just this utter disrespect for teachers and their lives," a 57-year-old teacher from Indiana said. Teachers in three states have died from coronavirus-related causes since this school year started.

Chicago Red Stars playing for Challenge Cup championship Sunday

The Chicago Red Stars will play the Houston Dash for the Challenge Cup championship on Sunday. The National Women's Soccer League was the first professional sport to return in the United States, with eight teams sequestered in Utah for weeks.

Soccer players kneel before game to show support for Black Lives Matter

Portland Thorns and North Carolina Courage players knelt during the national anthem Saturday to show support for the Black Lives Matter movement. The National Women's Soccer League had said before the game it would support whatever players chose to do.

10-year-old fisherman in Utah reels in massive catch

A young angler recently caught a fish most grown-ups would be excited to reel in. While it wasn’t quite a state record, it was still an impressive catch considering the fisherman’s age.

Man fatally stabbed Tinder date just hours after meeting, police say

Layton City Police Department received a call from Ethan Hunsaker, 24, saying that he had killed someone inside of his apartment. 

Funeral for murdered Utah couple streamed online due to state's coronavirus restrictions

A husband and wife, killed in their Utah home a week ago as their three young children slept, have been laid to rest at a funeral service that was streamed online due to the state’s coronavirus stay-at-home order.

5.7-magnitude quake felt by millions in Utah

A 5.7-magnitude earthquake shook Salt Lake City and its suburbs early Wednesday, sending spooked residents fleeing their homes, knocking out power for tens of thousands and closing the city’s airport.