Bill to make daylight saving time permanent soars through House

How to encourage a loved one to seek help if you suspect an eating disorder

Emily Fonnesbeck, KSL.com Contributor  |  Posted Feb 26th - 1:45pm

It's hard to know how to approach a loved one you suspect may be struggling with an eating disorder. Here are some things specialists suggest you keep in mind when you do.

Salt Lake County DA spars with state officials over conviction integrity bill

Paul Nelson, KSL Newsradio  |  Posted Feb 26th - 1:17pm

One of the busiest prosecutors in Utah has harsh words for the Utah Attorney General’s Office about a conviction integrity bill.

Police: 2 in custody after fatal stabbing in West Valley City

Jacob Klopfenstein and Linda Williams, KSL.com  |  Updated Feb 26th - 12:36pm

Two men are in police custody after a 26-year-old man was fatally stabbed in West Valley City overnight.

3 reasons winter is great for learning fly fishing

Spencer Durrant, KSL.com Contributor  |  Posted Feb 26th - 12:17pm

Winter in Utah usually means one thing: skiing. But winter is also one of the best times to learn how to fly fish.

Arianne Brown: The spoon in my laundry room and other odd discoveries

Arianne Brown, KSL.com Contributor  |  Updated Feb 26th - 12:00pm

On a recent morning, I awoke to a curious sight: There was a spoon in my laundry room. While I’m clueless as to how it got there, I know I'm not alone in my plight of finding odd things strewn across my home (likely left there by kids).

Authorities identify woman killed in Fairview crash

Lauren Bennett, KSL.com  |  Updated Feb 26th - 11:53am

One woman died and another person was critically injured in a single-vehicle rollover crash on Monday evening, Utah Highway Patrol troopers said.

Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders to hold rally in Utah ahead of Super Tuesday

Jacob Klopfenstein, KSL.com  |  Updated Feb 26th - 11:50am

Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, who is considered a frontrunner in the Democratic presidential race, will be in the state the day before Super Tuesday.

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Why the country cares about BYU basketball

Dick Harmon, Deseret News  |  Posted Feb 26th - 11:44am

The way-too-early-to-look at BYU basketball fortunes — since there is much work left to do — is that first-year coach Mark Pope has created something special in a matter of 10 months.

Man accused of firing shots at Davis sheriff’s deputy, kidnapping

Pat Reavy, KSL  |  Posted Feb 26th - 11:03am

A wanted parole fugitive with known gang affiliations was arrested Tuesday following an officer-involved shooting in Davis County in which no one was injured, according to police.

Oil and gas producers fire back at Democratic presidential candidates

Amy Joi O'Donoghue, KSL  |  Posted Feb 26th - 10:46am

Candidates seeking the Democratic presidential nomination have been in attack mode on fossil fuel executives, with Bernie Sanders asserting they should be charged criminally, Joe Biden wanting to jail them and Elizabeth Warren accusing corporate leaders of corruption.

Abortion ban to be considered by Utah legislative panel

KSL.com Staff  |  Posted Feb 26th - 10:27am

Utah lawmakers are scheduled to hold their first discussion in committee on the topic of banning abortions with limited exceptions during a hearing Wednesday afternoon.

Patrick Kinahan: Lone (Peak) survivor finally flourishes for BYU basketball

Patrick Kinahan, KSL.com Contributor  |  Posted Feb 26th - 10:13am

Finally, after perceived to have underachieved since starting college basketball three years ago, TJ Haws has found redemption even if he didn't need it.

Caution, cancellations mark Ash Wednesday in time of virus

Nicole Winfield and Jim Gomez, Associated Press  |  Updated Feb 26th - 10:00am

The Vatican was going ahead with plans for Pope Francis to celebrate the Ash Wednesday ritual kicking off the Catholic Church's Lenten season, but elsewhere in Italy Masses were canceled over fears of the new coronavirus and other Catholic countries took precautions.

Weber County Jail inmate escaped by posing as another inmate, officials say

Jacob Klopfenstein, KSL.com  |  Posted Feb 26th - 9:23am

Authorities say an inmate escaped from the Weber County Jail on Tuesday evening by posing as another inmate.

Utah County men hope to pay it forward with social media scavenger hunt

Ashley Moser, KSL TV  |  Posted Feb 26th - 9:06am

The goal of the scavenger hunt: Pay it forward, giving the winner $100 and challenging him or her to give away $50 of it to someone else.

3 takeaways from the last Democratic debate before Super Tuesday

Liesl Nielsen, KSL.com  |  Posted Feb 26th - 8:39am

The American people sat through the tenth — yes, tenth — Democratic debate and listened to the candidates talk over each other in what may have been the most fiery debate yet.

Coronavirus shutdowns hurting Springville game business

Mike Anderson, KSL TV  |  Posted Feb 26th - 8:21am

The COVID-19 outbreak is impacting at least one Utah game business, which depends on factories in China to make its products.

Utah bill seeks to stop enticing companies with millions in tax dollars

Katie McKellar, KSL  |  Posted Feb 26th - 8:00am

Utah is looking to break free of what a lawmaker says is a vicious cycle in which states across the nation “cannibalize” themselves and the taxpayer dollar to attract big-name companies.

World-renowned Utah photographer severely injured in backcountry photoshoot crash

Alex Cabrero, KSL TV  |  Posted Feb 26th - 7:42am

A Utah photographer, whose work is featured in the Salt Lake City International Airport, was severely injured during a backcountry photoshoot in Utah County.