SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — After a successful career at BYU, NFL draft prospect Tyler Batty sat down with Lenard Davis Jr. during draft week to share his journey to the pros. He prepares to hear ...

Batty spent five years at BYU. Over the course of his career, he tallied 224 tackles including 34 tackles for loss, 16.5 sacks, 3 forced fumbles, 2 fumble recoveries, and 2 interceptions. Batty ...

His supporters generally don't think so, but others do — perhaps because most Americans think President Trump is already making major changes to how the government — and the U.S. economy — work.

You probably wouldn’t change the Super Bowl’s rules in the middle of the NFL’s regular season. You wouldn’t tweak the World Series at the All-Star Break. But the PGA Tour still feels it ...

Renee Slegers has made two changes to the starting XI for today’s UEFA Women’s Champions League semi-final second leg away to Lyon. Daphne van Domselaar returns from injury to replace Manuela ...

No one wants to be audited by the IRS. And, in fact, very few US taxpayers have been in recent years. Less than 1% of all returns filed between 2013 and 2021 had been audited as of the end of ...

Recent weeks have seen discussions about the regulations for 2026 and beyond gain attention, fueled by rumors of a possible return of V10 or V8 engines. There have also been rumors and discussions ...

Minnesota took another swing post-draft on Tyler Batty of BYU, who NFL.com ranked as the No. 1 undrafted free agent edge rusher available. Batty is 6 feet, 6 inches tall and weighs 271 pounds.

APRIL 28TH. THE CITY IS GOING TO CHANGE THE DISINFECTANT THAT’S IN OUR WATER IN ORDER TO BE COMPATIBLE WITH OTHER CI, WW COMMUNITIES. THE CITY SAYS RUNNING THE TAP FOR SEVERAL MINUTES WILL CLEAR ...

MANILA, Philippines — President Marcos on Thursday rejected a measure that sought to amend the 33-year-old law that created the Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA). The ...

Getty Images The majority of workers and retirees are concerned about changes to their Social Security or Medicare benefits, according to the Retirement Confidence Survey released Thursday.