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Terror at sea: Helicopter rescues frighten cruise passengers
Mark Lewis and Jari Tanner, Associated Press | Updated Mar 24th - 1:05pm
Viking Sky cruise ship passenger Rodney Horgen can pinpoint the moment when he thought he was facing the end: when a huge wave crashed through the ship's glass doors and swept his wife 30 feet across the floor.
Dixie State senior football player dies in a Utah hospital
The Associated Press | Posted Mar 24th - 12:31pm
Officials at Dixie State University say redshirt senior football player Abraham Reinhardt has died at a hospital.
3 lanes of northbound I-15 in Salt Lake City are closed for emergency pothole repair
Cara MacDonald, KSL.com | Posted Mar 24th - 11:57am
An emergency pothole repair Sunday morning closed several lanes of northbound I-15 stretching over 800 South in Salt Lake City.
Democrats press for full release of Mueller's report
Eric Tucker, Michael Balsamo and Chad Day, Associated Press | Updated Mar 24th - 11:39am
Democrats are pressing for full disclosure of special counsel Robert Mueller's report on the Trump-Russia investigation and vowing to use subpoena powers and other legal means if necessary to get it.
In Wilson's absence, Jaren Hall seizes opportunity in BYU's final scrimmage
Sean Walker, KSL.com | Posted Mar 24th - 11:20am
The redshirt freshman completed 12-of-14 passes for 203 yards and two touchdowns as the Cougars concluded the 2019 spring practice season Saturday afternoon at the former Provo High School field.
Hundreds of cities, counties and tribes file federal lawsuit against Sackler family over opioid crisis
Ralph Ellis and Melanie Schuman, CNN | Posted Mar 24th - 10:42am
More than 600 cities, counties and Native American tribes from 28 states have filed a federal lawsuit against eight members of the Sackler family.
A Salt Lake City photographer’s guide to adventure photography in Utah
Cara MacDonald, KSL.com | Posted Mar 24th - 10:04am
Utah’s a hot-spot for outdoor adventure photography thanks to its active recreation community and beautiful, sprawling landscapes. A local photographer offered his recommendations to maximize what Utah has to offer.
MyKayla Skinner scores 10.0, Red Rocks place 2nd at Pac-12 Championship with season-best effort
Holli Joyce, KSL.com Contributor | Posted Mar 24th - 8:44am
It was the first time this season that Utah gymnastics didn’t score in the 197s. Instead, the Red Rocks accelerated to a season-high 198.025.
Utah's high court orders fresh review of evidence for man on death row
Annie Knox, KSL | Posted Mar 24th - 8:44am
The Utah Supreme Court has ordered a new hearing for a man on death row, pointing to "damning revelations" that star witnesses later disclosed police had threatened them, given them gifts and told them to lie about the financial help.
U. researchers helping to develop better hearing technology
Jasen Lee, KSL | Posted Mar 24th - 7:30am
University of Utah engineers are part of a global team of researchers who received a $9.7 million grant to develop a surgically implantable device that will allow the deaf to hear better and more precisely than previously designed surgical methods.
Real Salt Lake falls at LAFC on stoppage-time goal, 2-1
Sean Walker, KSL.com | Updated Mar 23rd - 10:58pm
Real Salt Lake was just moments away from big road result in the City of Angels.
Jazz focusing on the 'now' in tight playoff race
Ryan Miller, KSL.com | Posted Mar 23rd - 10:28pm
Yes, the Jazz know where they are at. They're just trying not to focus on it.
San Antonio returns 2-point try attempt to claim 19-15 win over Salt Lake Stallions
Josh Furlong, KSL.com | Updated Mar 23rd - 10:01pm
A late-game turnover by the Salt Lake Stallions netted San Antonio a 19-15 home victory Saturday.
First-of-its-kind US nuclear waste dump marks 20 years
Susan Montoya Bryan, Associated Press | Posted Mar 23rd - 10:01pm
In a remote stretch of New Mexico desert, the U.S. government put in motion an experiment aimed at proving to the world that radioactive waste could be safely disposed of deep underground, rendering it less of a threat to the environment.
Jazz run the Bulls in Chicago
Ryan Miller, KSL.com | Updated Mar 23rd - 9:15pm
Chicago coach Jim Boylen knew what was coming. He just couldn't stop it.
Helicopters rescue Norway cruise ship passengers amid storm
Jari Tanner, Associated Press | Updated Mar 23rd - 9:07pm
Rescue workers off Norway's western coast rushed to evacuate 1,300 passengers and crew from a disabled cruise ship by helicopter on Saturday, winching them one-by-one to safety as heaving waves tossed the ship from side to side and high winds battered the operation.
Upcoming spring run-off raises flooding concerns. Here’s what you need to know about flooding insurance
Sloan Schrage, KSL TV | Posted Mar 23rd - 9:04pm
Is there any worse time to find out you don’t have flood insurance than when your house gets flooded? If you believe your homeowners insurance has you covered: here is the bad news — it does not.
BYU notes: Shalae Salmon rises up against Auburn; Steve Young courtside for tourney win
Sean Walker, KSL.com | Posted Mar 23rd - 8:03pm
Salmon finished the first quarter with three rebounds and a putback bucket to help the Cougars turn its 11-5 deficit into a 13-11 lead after the first quarter.
Men file grievance against Utah city after boss who pointed a gun at them is reinstated
Ashley Imlay, KSL | Posted Mar 23rd - 7:59pm
Attorneys have filed a formal grievance on behalf of 2 Hyde Park employees who quit their jobs after their supervisor pointed a gun at them during a meeting.
Students bring refurbished bikes to refugee children
Emily Ashcraft, KSL | Posted Mar 23rd - 7:16pm
Six seniors at Judge Memorial Catholic High School saw the culmination of their hours of service at the Salt Lake Bicycle Collective on Friday as they delivered 29 children's bikes to refugee families.
Testing strength, Harris and Sanders take 2020 to rival turf
Paul J. Weber and Michael R. Blood, Associated Press | Posted Mar 23rd - 6:40pm
Charging onto the home turf of their Democratic rivals, Sen. Kamala Harris campaigned in Texas for the first time Saturday while Sen. Bernie Sanders swung through California — both a test of early strength in a crowded presidential race and a peek at the country's two biggest states carrying big stakes in 2020.
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