Ancient mystery or a hoax? Archaeologists investigate rare find at Lake Powell

Rockets outlast Jazz to take commanding lead in series

Ryan Miller, KSL.com  |  Updated Apr 21st - 1:54am

James Harden missed his first 15 shots. The Rockets won anyway.

Kyle Korver: 'I've never been around a young player like Donovan Mitchell'

Ryan Miller, KSL.com  |  Posted Apr 21st - 1:02am

The seasoned Jazz vet wanted to share just how special the Jazz's young star is.

LaBonta's goal leads Utah Royals FC to 1-0 win, vital 3 points in home opener

Sean Walker, KSL.com  |  Updated Apr 20th - 10:45pm

Lo’eau LaBonta scored a goal just 10 minutes into the match, U.S. international Christen Press supplied the assist, and Utah overpowered the visiting Washington Spirit for a 1-0 victory Saturday night in front of an announced crowd of 18,015.

Utahn home from military surprises mom at FanX

Alex Cabrero, KSL TV  |  Posted Apr 20th - 10:32pm

When there are people dressed in odd-looking costumes in downtown Salt Lake City, it's a sure sign FanX is back. But there was one character at the Saturday event that sure got a lot of attention.

A zookeeper suffered 'lacerations and punctures' in a tiger attack at Kansas zoo

Deanna Hackney and Dakin Andone, CNN  |  Posted Apr 20th - 9:49pm

A zookeeper is recovering in the hospital after she was attacked Saturday morning by a tiger at the Topeka, Kansas, zoo.

Woman hospitalized after climbing fall

Jasen Lee, KSL  |  Updated Apr 20th - 9:20pm

A Wasatch County woman underwent emergency surgery Saturday following a climbing fall. Officials said the 20-year old woman was rock climbing with a group at Wasatch Mountain State Park when she fell and hit her head 20 feet below.

Surveillance video shows barista confront burglar at drive-thru window

Matt Rascon, KSL TV  |  Posted Apr 20th - 8:55pm

A burglar caught in broad daylight diving through the drive-thru window at a café in Sugar House likely got away empty-handed, thanks to a barista.

How to use your smartphone to make new habits stick

Sloan Schrage, KSL TV  |  Posted Apr 20th - 8:06pm

Breaking old habits or even adopting new ones is no walk in the park, but now many people are finding success in using their smartphones to tackle habits.

Quest for food stamp data lands newspaper at Supreme Court

Jessica Gresko, Associated Press  |  Updated Apr 20th - 7:59pm

In the summer of 2010, reporters at South Dakota's Argus Leader newspaper decided to request data about the government's food assistance program, previously known as food stamps. They thought the information could lead to a series of stories and potentially help them identify fraud in the now $65 billion-a-year program.

Man convicted of murder in stabbing of St. George woman

The Associated Press  |  Posted Apr 20th - 7:07pm

A 29-year-old man faces up to life in prison after being convicted of first-degree murder in the fatal stabbing of a St. George woman with a decorative sword in her apartment.

Pope during Easter vigil: reject the 'glitter of wealth'

Frances D'Emilio, Associated Press  |  Updated Apr 20th - 7:01pm

At an Easter vigil in St. Peter's Basilica, Pope Francis on Saturday encouraged people to resist cynicism or pursuing the "glitter of wealth," and to avoid seeking life's meaning in "things that pass away."

Columbine honors 13 lost with community service, ceremony

Kathleen Foody, Associated Press  |  Updated Apr 20th - 6:17pm

Community members in suburban Denver marked the 20th anniversary of the Columbine High School shooting Saturday with a remembrance ceremony that celebrated the school's survival and by volunteering at shelters, doing neighborhood cleanup projects and laying flowers and cards at a memorial to the 13 people killed.

Will Salt Lake tourism suffer during major Temple Square renovations?

Keith McCord, KSL TV  |  Posted Apr 20th - 6:12pm

In terms of popularity, Salt Lake City’s Temple Square is the No. 1 tourist and visitor destination in Utah. So, how might those numbers be affected when the renovations begin?

Trump's legal team breathes a sigh, takes a victory lap

Jonathan Lemire and Eric Tucker, Associated Press  |  Updated Apr 20th - 5:43pm

First they cooperated. Then they stonewalled. Their television interviews were scattershot and ridiculed, their client mercurial and unreliable.

Netflix to launch all girl superhero animation series from Africa

Aisha Salaudeen, CNN  |  Posted Apr 20th - 5:30pm

As part of its growing acquisition of content from Africa, Netflix has announced its first original African animated series - Mama K's Team 4.

Utahn arrested in TRAX shooting served time for previous TRAX assault

Pat Reavy, KSL  |  Posted Apr 20th - 4:05pm

A man accused of shooting a passenger at a bus stop at random this week was sent to prison more than 10 years ago for stabbing a TRAX passenger, according to court records.

Have You Seen This? Classic rimshot joke gets more classic

Martha Ostergar, KSL.com Contributor  |  Posted Apr 20th - 3:31pm

It’s the 10th anniversary of this YouTube video, and it has stood the test of time.

Tourists, Easter worshippers lament closure of Notre Dame

The Associated Press  |  Posted Apr 20th - 2:49pm

Tourists, devout Catholics and others looked on mournfully at Notre Dame Cathedral Saturday, regretting that they couldn't get inside the magnificent monument on this Easter weekend because of the damage caused by a violent fire.

University police release new car description in attempted sexual assault case

Ashley Moser, KSL TV  |  Posted Apr 20th - 2:12pm

University of Utah police are asking for the public’s help in identifying the suspect and vehicle from an attempted sexual assault last weekend.

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Are senior citizens keeping millennials out of the home buyer's market?

Lois M. Collins, Deseret News  |  Posted Apr 20th - 2:03pm

Millennials are finally beginning to buy more homes after lagging well behind their same-age counterparts from previous generations.

2020 campaign trail runs through churches in South Carolina

Meg Kinnard, Associated Press  |  Posted Apr 20th - 1:31pm

By now, most Democratic presidential candidates have polished their stump speeches. But when they're in South Carolina, they may need to add in a sermon.