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Fire updates: Blaze near Bear Lake grows to 14K acres; some evacuations lifted near Coal Hollow Fire
Carter Williams, KSL.com and Jacob Klopfenstein, KSL.com | Posted Aug 17th - 9:33pm
Property owners in some areas that were evacuated because of the Coal Hollow Fire were officially allowed to return early Friday morning.
Student parking fees doubling to $100 at Park City High School
Sloan Schrage, KSL TV | Posted Aug 17th - 9:10pm
Parking has always been at a premium in Park City, and that’s true even for the high school. Park City High School has doubled its student parking fee for the new school year.
Utah firefighters return home after battling California blaze, losing brother
Ashley Imlay and Pat Reavy, KSL | Posted Aug 17th - 7:33pm
As the community prepares to lay a fallen hero to rest, Utah firefighters who battled a California wildfire alongside Battalion Chief Matt Burchett are returning home.
‘The last straw': Canyonlands park staff close popular False Kiva over latest vandalism incident
Carter Williams, KSL.com | Posted Aug 17th - 7:01pm
False Kiva is a popular hiking and photography spot at Canyonlands National Park, but park officials have dealt with vandalism for years. After a mid-July vandalism case, they closed the kiva and it's unclear when it will reopen.
Man arrested in connection with body found at 21st Street Pond
Carter Williams, KSL.com | Posted Aug 17th - 6:46pm
A 35-year-old man was arrested in connection with the death of a man whose body was found near the 21st Street Pond early Thursday morning.
'Mom, we will never stop making you proud': Family, friends say goodbye to slain code officer
Pat Reavy, KSL | Posted Aug 17th - 6:32pm
Funeral services were held Friday for a slain West Valley code enforcement officer.
UVU research shows penguins aren't as monogamous as widely believed
Alec Williams, KSL | Posted Aug 17th - 5:47pm
Prevailing wisdom has maintained that penguins are monogamous creatures — two parents bonded for life. Pairing with the aquarium, Utah Valley University has published new research that has called into question that long-held stance.
With so many kinds of protein powders, how do you choose the best one for you?
Aley Davis, KSL TV | Posted Aug 17th - 4:13pm
Many people know protein is an essential component for a healthy body, but a wide selection and abundant advertising makes buying protein powder a tough choice.
2 eateries closed in Salt Lake County this week due to health violations
Jacob Klopfenstein, KSL.com | Posted Aug 17th - 3:58pm
Two Salt Lake County food establishments closed this week after health officials found violations that posed an imminent health hazard, reports show.
Lanes reopen on US Highway 189 in Provo Canyon after hazmat spill
Jacob Klopfenstein, KSL.com | Posted Aug 17th - 3:27pm
All but one lane has reopened on U.S. Highway 189 after it was closed in both directions in Provo Canyon Friday afternoon due to a hazmat spill, officials said.
Utah jobless rate at 3.1 percent
KSL.com Staff | Posted Aug 17th - 2:13pm
The state Department of Workforce Services reported Friday that Utah led the nation in total job growth in July at 3.9 percent.
Crews work to repair gas leak near Grand America Hotel; TRAX lines reopened
Carter Williams, KSL.com | Posted Aug 17th - 1:59pm
TRAX trains are once again running through Main Street after a three-hour closure as crews repair a gas leak that was reported Friday morning, fire officials said.
12-year-old thanks UHP trooper for saving her from Weber River
Alex Cabrero, KSL TV | Posted Aug 17th - 1:01pm
A 12-year-old girl and her family came to a Morgan park Thursday to meet UHP trooper Justin Adams, and thank him for possibly saving the girl's life.
Lawmakers question government's role as fate of Utah's Science, Technology & Research initiative is delayed
Art Raymond, KSL | Posted Aug 17th - 12:36pm
Decisions about the long-term fate of the Utah Science, Technology and Research initiative have been kicked down the road as a legislative committee this week heard a rundown of the work being done by the Governor's Office of Economic Development.
Authorities identify Roy man killed in crash on Powder Mountain
Carter Williams, KSL.com | Posted Aug 17th - 12:14pm
Authorities on Friday identified a Roy man who died after the street sweeper he was driving crashed on Powder Mountain Thursday afternoon.
State workers make less than private sector but have better benefits, Utah lawmakers told
Dennis Romboy, KSL | Posted Aug 17th - 10:41am
State employees don't make as much money as their private sector counterparts but get more in benefits, Utah lawmakers were told this week.
Man charged in 2nd road rage incident after allegedly hitting driver with baseball bat
Ashley Imlay, KSL | Posted Aug 17th - 10:01am
A man charged with shooting a driver during a road rage incident in April faces new charges after police say he hit another man with a baseball bat.
Man seriously injured after crashing into deer while biking in Big Cottonwood Canyon
Carter Williams, KSL.com | Posted Aug 17th - 9:05am
A man was seriously injured after he crashed into a deer while biking near Solitude Mountain Resort Friday morning, police said.
Alta High launches investigation after students allegedly taunt opposing soccer team with racial slurs
Tania Dean, KSL TV | Posted Aug 17th - 8:42am
Alta High School has launched an investigation after reports of heckling at a girls’ soccer game, where students allegedly got out of hand. But instead of being defensive, Alta High is now playing offense.
Police looking for man accused of dragging woman with car
Pat Reavy, KSL | Posted Aug 17th - 7:21am
Salt Lake police were looking Thursday for a man who allegedly dragged a woman 30 feet with his car.
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