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Utah man opens up about trip to North Korea
Ashley Moser | Posted Jun 23rd - 10:51pm
KSL spoke to a Utah man who took a chance and traveled to North Korea.
Observatory threatened by Payson wildfire, 2,250 acres burned
Ashley Stilson | Posted Jun 23rd - 10:39pm
A wildfire scorched more than 2,250 acres of land on West Mountain near Payson, officials reported on Friday
Park City switches to all-electric bus system
Alison Berg | Posted Jun 23rd - 10:01pm
Park City on Friday became the first mountain resort community in the country, and the first city in the state, to operate a zero-emission, all-electric bus system.
Brush fire burns 100 acres above Farmington
Ashley Stilson | Posted Jun 23rd - 9:42pm
A brush fire above Farmington reached 100 acres Friday night, officials reported.
Soldier Hollow wildfire dies down at 20 acres
Ashley Stilson | Posted Jun 23rd - 9:00pm
A wildfire started by an ATV crash is dying down after burning 20 acres near Soldier Hollow on Friday, officials reported.
Proposed oil and gas leases near Dinosaur National Monument stoke opposition
Amy Joi O'Donoghue | Posted Jun 23rd - 8:49pm
A proposal by the Bureau of Land Management to offer oil and gas leases next to Dinosaur National Monument is raising objections by the National Park Service and environmental groups. Other leases are being offered in the San Rafael region in Utah.
Advocates ready to launch whole-plant medical marijuana ballot initiative
Ben Lockhart | Posted Jun 23rd - 8:16pm
The Utah Patients Coalition will submit a ballot initiative application to the lieutenant governor's office Monday that, if supported, would allow Utahns to vote on whether to legalize medical use of the whole marijuana plant.
BYU formalizes amnesty policy to help protect student victims, witnesses of sexual assault
Xoel Cardenas | Posted Jun 23rd - 7:38pm
Brigham Young University has formalized its amnesty policy to help protect student victims and witnesses of sexual assault or rape, university officials announced Friday afternoon.
Elderly woman dies after car crashes into abandoned bowling alley
Ashley Stilson | Posted Jun 23rd - 7:31pm
An elderly woman died after her car crashed into the side of an abandoned bowling alley on Friday, officials reported.
No charges will be filed against overworked Ephraim police chief
Pat Reavy | Posted Jun 23rd - 7:08pm
Ephraim Police Chief Ron Rasmussen was letting paperwork in his office slide, creating potential problems for city prosecutors and other officials, according to city officials.
Gas leak forces evacuation of Draper Walmart, other businesses
Ashley Stilson | Posted Jun 23rd - 6:01pm
A Walmart market was evacuated Friday afternoon due to a gas leak, officials reported.
Former Mapleton Mormon bishop accused of drugging, abusing 2 teens
Pat Reavy | Posted Jun 23rd - 5:43pm
A former LDS bishop in Mapleton has been arrested and accused of drugging and sexually abusing two teenage boys.
Police: Second arrest made in trafficking case, illegal pharmacy uncovered
Pat Reavy | Posted Jun 23rd - 5:07pm
Another man has been arrested in a human trafficking investigation involving a woman allegedly smuggled into Utah from Mexico and forced into prostitution for eight years.
Chaffetz announces his resignation from Congress again for Utah lawmakers
Lisa Riley Roche | Posted Jun 23rd - 4:02pm
Rep. Jason Chaffetz announced his June 30 resignation date again Friday, this time in a letter to U.S. House Speaker Paul Ryan that's intended to clear up concerns raised by Utah lawmakers that Chaffetz might change his mind.
Man arrested in reservation murder investigation
Pat Reavy | Posted Jun 23rd - 3:51pm
A 29-year-old man has been arrested and booked into the Duchesne County Jail for investigation of homicide.
Man shot by police as teen sentenced to $500 fine
McKenzie Romero | Posted Jun 23rd - 3:11pm
A Somali refugee shot by police officers at age 17 in a confrontation near a homeless shelter, sparking a riot and criticism of officers, resolved his case stemming from the incident Friday and was terminated from juvenile court.
National Weather Service awards Utah man for 4 decades of weather reports
Cody Blowers, St. George News | Posted Jun 23rd - 2:01pm
After more than four decades of taking daily weather observations vital to the mission of the National Weather Service, a southern Utah man was recognized Thursday for his volunteer efforts.
What parents should know when taking their children to public pools
Carter Williams | Posted Jun 23rd - 12:58pm
During the summer, children often flock to local public pools to cool down. As this happens, experts agree pool staff, patrons and parents all play a role in ensuring safety at these pools.
Westbound I-215 closing near Parleys Canyon this weekend
KSL.com Staff | Posted Jun 23rd - 12:16pm
Motorists should be aware of a freeway closure near Parleys Canyon before heading out this weekend, the Utah Department of Transportation said.
