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3 new brush fires break out in Utah
Carter Williams, KSL.com | Posted Jun 20th - 7:16pm
Three new fires broke out in Utah Wednesday, including one that was sparked by a bird that was electrocuted by a power line, officials said.
'You feel nothing, you’re just floating': Sensory deprivation tank in Provo helps users unwind, relax
Aley Davis, KSL TV | Posted Jun 20th - 7:00pm
You might not have to head to the Great Salt Lake to find saltwater in Utah. A new salty trend in Utah also has mental and physical health benefits.
Utah Safe Schools Commission report emphasizes mental health, 'red flag' law
Marjorie Cortez, KSL | Posted Jun 20th - 6:48pm
The top recommendations of the Utah Safe Schools Commission released Wednesday key on the availability of mental health resources in schools and the consideration of a gun violence restraining order to help enhance safety in Utah schools.
Call center closure to cost over 400 jobs
Jasen Lee, KSL | Posted Jun 20th - 6:29pm
Coming to work and being told your position and scores of others in your workplace will be going away can be the very definition of "a bad day at work." Intercontinental Hotels Group announced it will close its Utah call center in late November.
LDS Church updates guidelines for interviewing youth
Josh Furlong, KSL.com | Posted Jun 20th - 5:53pm
The LDS Church is again updating its guidelines for how its bishops should conduct interviews with youth and children.
Police say security guard killed trespasser after downtown fight
Pat Reavy, KSL | Posted Jun 20th - 5:29pm
A security guard accused of getting into a fight and killing a man by shooting him after asking him to leave the property was arrested for investigation of murder.
How weather balloons help in Trail Mountain Fire battle
Carter Williams, KSL.com | Posted Jun 20th - 5:16pm
Fifteen crews with 583 personnel were battling the Trail Mountain Fire Wednesday, according to the Bureau of Land Management. Perhaps one of the more unsung heroes of the operation is the incident meteorologist at the scene.
Navajo man fights ruling disqualifying him from Utah ballot
Lindsay Whitehurst, Associated Press | Posted Jun 20th - 4:44pm
A Navajo man filed suit Wednesday challenging a Utah county's decision to disqualify him from the ballot in the first election since a judge ruled local voting districts were illegally drawn based on race.
3 in NC family killed in head-on crash near Scipio
Pat Reavy, KSL | Posted Jun 20th - 4:27pm
A cross-country family vacation turned tragic Tuesday when three members of a North Carolina family were killed and a fourth critically injured in a head-on crash near Scipio.
Utah legislators, county leaders to meet with Trump administration
Dennis Romboy, KSL | Posted Jun 20th - 4:13pm
Several dozen Utah legislators and county commissioners will meet Friday with Trump administration officials in Washington, D.C., for what House Speaker Greg Hughes says is more than a photo op.
Logan man to stand trial on rape, sodomy charges
The Associated Press | Posted Jun 20th - 3:00pm
A 31-year-old Logan man has been ordered to stand trial on rape and forcible sodomy charges stemming from an alleged sexual assault during a gathering of friends at a home last fall.
Eagle Mountain man charged with 50 counts of abuse pleads guilty to some charges
Pat Reavy, KSL | Posted Jun 20th - 12:51pm
An Eagle Mountain man who faced 50 counts of sexually abusing children between two cases has pleaded guilty to some of the counts.
World’s steepest 400-meter race returns to Park City
Grant Olsen, KSL.com Contributor | Posted Jun 20th - 12:36pm
Think you're tough? Try this lung-searing race up the face of a ski jump, gaining 460 feet over the 400-meter course.
Utah lawmakers to again consider 'red flag' laws to prevent gun violence
Dennis Romboy | Posted Jun 20th - 12:09pm
State lawmakers will again consider a so-called "red flag" law to take guns from people deemed a danger to themselves or others.
‘I hate what we’ve become’: Lt. Gov. Cox’s late-night message on immigration goes viral
Carter Williams, KSL.com | Posted Jun 20th - 11:02am
Lt. Gov. Spencer Cox is garnering online attention after his late night Twitter thread about the immigration debate went viral Wednesday.
Business owners wary of impact if Zion National Park restricts visitation
Mikayla Shoup, St. George News | Posted Jun 20th - 8:58am
Zion National Park has been working to draft a visitor use management plan since 2016. Many businesses in surrounding communities fear what will happen if visitor numbers are restricted.
Utah colleges to use consultant to review tuition waivers, aid policies
Marjorie Cortez, KSL | Posted Jun 20th - 7:38am
The Utah State Board of Regents will contract with an outside consultant for a comprehensive review of tuition and student aid policies related to resident and nonresident students
'What heaven looks like': Salt Lake's poorest offered free meal, haircut at Pioneer Park
Ben Lockhart, KSL | Posted Jun 20th - 7:01am
More than a thousand of Salt Lake's poorest were treated to a free meal and other services Tuesday as part of local Subway restaurants' 10th annual Day of Giving in downtown Salt Lake City.
4-year-old boy in serious condition after falling out of window in Herriman
Liesl Nielsen, KSL.com | Posted Jun 19th - 10:41pm
A 4-year-old boy is in serious condition after falling from the fourth floor of an apartment in Herriman Tuesday afternoon, authorities said.
