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I-215 West reopens following fatal car accident Friday night
Cara MacDonald, KSL.com | Posted May 25th - 9:44am
I-215 West reopened Saturday morning following a car accident leaving one individual dead and one injured Friday night.
City of Lehi reminds residents to not dump items into storm drains
Alex Cabrero, KSL TV | Posted May 25th - 8:57am
Last Friday, Lehi city workers found household items and lots of other things, including junk, clogging storm drains.
Aftershocks from 1959 earthquake sent tremors through Yellowstone in 2018
Cara MacDonald, KSL.com | Posted May 25th - 7:43am
A magnitude 7.3 earthquake which shook Yellowstone National Park in August 1959 may have seen continuing aftershocks as late as 2018, according to a U study.
Humane Society waives adoption fees for members of the military during Memorial Day weekend
Cara MacDonald, KSL.com | Posted May 24th - 10:10pm
The Utah Humane Society is having an adoption special from May 24-27 to waive pet adoption fees for members of the armed forces.
Reports reveal web of lies woven by Lauren McCluskey's killer
Ashley Imlay, KSL | Posted May 24th - 9:46pm
Newly released University of Utah police reports show the extent of the killer's obsession and manipulation — including how he coerced a coworker into lending him a gun — leading up to the fatal shooting of Lauren McCluskey last year.
UDOT: Allow extra time, patience for Memorial Day weekend traffic
Jed Boal, KSL TV | Posted May 24th - 9:37pm
If you’re trying to get out of town on a road trip Friday evening to get the summer started, you’re not alone. Friday is one of the busiest travel days of the year.
Judge rules case of Utah teen charged in church attack will be public
Annie Knox, KSL | Posted May 24th - 8:04pm
A teenager accused of breaking into a locked church through a window and choking a 71-year-old woman while she played the organ faces three criminal counts related to the attack, show juvenile court records released Friday.
Utah youth leave school to join global climate protest
Kim Bojórquez, KSL | Posted May 24th - 7:00pm
Dozens of junior high and high school students skipped school and walked to the Utah Capitol as part of a global youth-led climate strike following the footsteps of Greta Thunberg, a 16-year-old who led the movement last year in Sweden.
Annual Free Fishing Day helps beginners learn to fish without a permit or gear
Cara MacDonald, KSL.com | Posted May 24th - 6:27pm
Utah’s annual Free Fishing Day is coming on Saturday, June 8, providing an opportunity for beginners and people looking to get into the sport without a fishing license to try it at no cost.
2 dead in Wayne County plane crash
Carter Williams, KSL.com | Posted May 24th - 5:51pm
Two people died when the plane they were in crashed in a rural area Friday morning, officials said.
St. George man working on vehicle severely injured in house fire
Ashley Imlay, KSL | Posted May 24th - 5:45pm
A man was severely injured and a home suffered extensive damage during a fire in St. George Friday.
Utah man gets 15 years to life for 2016 murder
The Associated Press | Posted May 24th - 5:13pm
A Utah man will spend 15 years to life behind bars for killing a 22-year-old man who was forced to dig his own grave.
Governing officials, people struggling with poverty meet to discuss the affordable housing crisis
Cara MacDonald, KSL.com | Posted May 24th - 4:39pm
An event held by Circle Salt Lake brought a panelist of individuals struggling with poverty and homelessness before community leaders and governing officials to discuss Utah’s affordable housing crisis on Thursday evening.
Hunt for man wanted in Utah killing ends in Idaho, motive remains a mystery
Pat Reavy and Lauren Bennett, KSL | Posted May 24th - 3:54pm
The hunt for a man accused of gunning down a motorist in northern Utah for no apparent reason ended Friday in Idaho.
Police: Woman seriously injured after crash on Mountain View Corridor in West Jordan
Jacob Klopfenstein, KSL.com | Posted May 24th - 2:33pm
A woman suffered serious injuries after being ejected from her car on Mountain View Corridor, police said.
Zion National Park plans to handle big Memorial Day weekend crowds
Kelli Pierce and Becky Bruce, KSL Newsradio | Posted May 24th - 2:33pm
The National Park Service is planning ahead to handle the busiest weekend of the year at Zion National Park: Memorial Day weekend.
Flooding impacted roads on Friday as rain continued in Salt Lake
Jacob Klopfenstein, KSL.com and Cara MacDonald, KSL.com | Posted May 24th - 1:51pm
Flooding impacted several roadways and a TRAX line as the rain continued to fall Friday in the Salt Lake area.
A doggone fine send off for Veteran Affairs K-9 Max
Kim Bojórquez, KSL | Posted May 24th - 1:26pm
Max was given a retirement certificate Thursday by VA Deputy Police Chief Travis Payne at a send off celebrating his service where the community gathered to pet him one last time.
Man injured in Tooele explosion recovering; cause deemed accidental
Carter Williams, KSL.com | Posted May 24th - 1:26pm
A man who was seriously injured after a propane explosion Thursday evening is recovering at the University of Utah Hospital Burn Center, authorities said Friday.
More than 30 dead deer found near landfill in Utah
Morgan Smith, Associated Press | Posted May 24th - 12:15pm
More than 30 deer have turned up dead near a landfill in Utah, prompting an investigation by state officials and new measures meant in part to keep the animals from the site.
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