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Where and when to see wildlife in Utah
Cara MacDonald, KSL.com | Posted Apr 22nd - 12:15pm
Utah is not only a birder’s paradise, it's also home to moose, elk, coyotes, mountain lions, mountain goats, foxes, and much more. Learn more about where and when to see these different animals in the wild.
Woman arrested in DUI hit-and-run crash, police say
Pat Reavy, KSL | Posted Apr 22nd - 11:19am
Police say a Kearns woman arrested over the weekend was intoxicated when she hit a pedestrian and then drove off.
Police identify motorcyclist who died in Friday hit-and-run crash on SR 201
Jacob Klopfenstein, KSL.com | Posted Apr 22nd - 11:03am
Authorities have identified a man who died Friday in a hit-and-run motorcycle crash.
Great Clips of the Week: Utah Jazz fan's Game 3 beehive becomes latest viral hit
Sean Walker, KSL.com | Posted Apr 22nd - 11:01am
We don’t know her name, but we do know that her particular hairstyle has gone viral, thanks in large part to ESPN’s camera crew and several pop-culture websites like SI’s Extra Mustard, Larry Brown Sports and YouTube’s House of Hig
Roy man admits gunshot wound was self-inflicted
The Associated Press | Posted Apr 22nd - 10:29am
A Roy man who initially reported being shot while trying to stop a crime has admitted to lying to authorities.
Store owner feels blessed he wasn’t hit by gunfire during police chase, shooting
Tania Dean, KSL TV | Posted Apr 22nd - 8:18am
On April 8, a gunman led police on a chase through the streets of Salt Lake — a chase that ended in a hail of gunfire after the gunman crashed into a store. That store was Princess Alterations at 3339 S. State in South Salt Lake. Two weeks later, it’s still in shambles and the owners say they can’t stay there.
Utah County considers new court for domestic violence cases
The Associated Press | Posted Apr 22nd - 7:40am
Utah County prosecutors are looking into partnering with area justice courts to create a specialized court for domestic violence cases — a first of its kind in the state.
ICYMI: 10 stories from the weekend
Sean Walker, KSL.com and Yvette Cruz, KSL.com | Posted Apr 22nd - 7:21am
Here are 10 stories you may have missed this weekend. As always, click on the headline to read the full story.
Construction begins on multifaceted Utah Shakespeare Festival, SUMA project
Jeff Richards, St. George News | Posted Apr 21st - 10:36pm
The Utah Shakespeare Festival and the Southern Utah Museum of Art (SUMA) recently broke ground on a multipart project meant to enhance the guest experience at the Beverley Taylor Sorenson Center for the Arts on the campus of Southern Utah University.
Rock climber, 18, remained hospitalized Sunday after fall
Annie Knox, KSL | Posted Apr 21st - 9:58pm
An 18-year-old rock climber who fell 20 feet while rappelling Saturday remains hospitalized and in a coma.
Possible presidential candidate Howard Schultz postpones Utah visit
Lisa Riley Roche, KSL | Posted Apr 21st - 7:15pm
Howard Schultz, the former Starbucks chief executive considering a third-party run for president in 2020, has postponed a planned visit to Utah this week.
Utah bridges rank among safest in nation
Jed Boal, KSL TV | Posted Apr 21st - 6:41pm
More than 60 bridges statewide are listed as structurally deficient. A recent nationwide assessment, however, ranks Utah’s bridges among the best.
Utah faith, political leaders mourn deadly toll in Sri Lankan bombings
Annie Knox, KSL | Posted Apr 21st - 5:10pm
Faith leaders and members of Utah's congressional delegation had messages of sympathy and support for Sri Lank following a series of a Easter bombings.
Report shows 239 people sickened in Utah fluoride overfeed; investigation continuing
Amy Joi O'Donoghue, KSL | Posted Apr 21st - 1:46pm
A new summary of the health impacts caused by the accidental release of fluoride in Sandy says there were 239 cases of sick people.
The benefits of decreasing your added sugar intake
Aley Davis, KSL TV | Posted Apr 21st - 12:35pm
Most people know too much added sugar isn’t very good for us, but manufacturers are getting smart and sneaking it into everything. One Utah family is making a habit of reading labels and decreasing their sugar intake.
Salt Lake City blossoms with religious diversity
Cara MacDonald, KSL.com | Posted Apr 21st - 11:22am
Salt Lake City, heavily influenced by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, is often thought by outsiders as not being religiously diverse. The reality is much to the contrary.
Conference hopes to help Utah women get 'in the money'
Jasen Lee, KSL | Posted Apr 21st - 9:19am
On Monday, Utah Treasurer David Damschen, along with the Utah Financial Empowerment Coalition will host the first "Women in the Money" Utah Financial Empowerment Conference "to empower Utah women to achieve financial security."
Local outdoor professionals share gear and self-care hacks for spring
Ian Dempsey, KSL.com Contributor | Posted Apr 21st - 8:11am
KSL spoke with local outdoor professionals about their favorite do-it-yourself gear repair and self-care hacks, as well as their philosophy on gear repair.
Coal project near Bryce Canyon National Park draws lawsuit
Brady McCombs, The Associated Press | Posted Apr 21st - 7:35am
Environmental organizations are suing the Trump administration over the approval a coal-mining project near a national park in southern Utah.
Utahn home from military surprises mom at FanX
Alex Cabrero, KSL TV | Posted Apr 20th - 10:32pm
One character at the Saturday FanX event sure got a lot of attention.
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