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Photos: Walking in an autumn-winter wonderland
KSL.com | Posted Oct 20th - 7:51pm
Utah’s first substantial snowfall hits in mid-October.
Make Your Week: Slow down and enjoy these uplifting fall stories
Jen Riess, KSL.com | Posted Oct 20th - 4:16pm
Slow down and take some time to enjoy fall favorites like homecoming dances and little league football games.
Utah researchers identify differences in brains of youth with depression, past suicide attempts
Ashley Imlay, KSL | Posted Oct 20th - 3:12pm
University of Utah researchers say they’ve discovered differences in the way brains of young adults and teens who have experienced depression and suicidal behavior work.
One-stop-shop center for veterans is first of its kind in Utah
Gretel Kauffman, KSL | Posted Oct 20th - 2:05pm
A new veterans resource center opening in North Logan next month will act as both a regional social hub and a one-stop-shop of sorts to connect those in need.
Idaho woman struck and killed by car in Layton
Graham Dudley, KSL.com | Posted Oct 20th - 9:58am
A 38-year-old woman from Idaho was struck and killed by a vehicle in Layton on Saturday night.
Utah transgender nonprofit opens office in Orem
The Associated Press | Posted Oct 20th - 9:26am
A project that started as a way for one transgender person to pay for gender-confirmation surgery has grown into a Utah-based nonprofit helping others who can't afford the procedure.
UVU basketball player accused of sexually abusing woman at party
Brian West, KSL | Posted Oct 20th - 7:07am
A Utah Valley University basketball recruit was arrested Saturday and accused of sexually abusing a woman at a party and punching a man who confronted him.
Duck hunters rescued on Utah Lake — but then their rescuer got stuck, too
Lisa Riley Roche, KSL | Posted Oct 19th - 10:15pm
A pair of waterfowl hunters ran into rough weather on Utah Lake Saturday and were rescued from their boat — but then their rescuers got stuck, too, and additional help had to be sent.
Utah homeless receive food, donations during largest event of its kind in Salt Lake City
Ashley Imlay, KSL | Posted Oct 19th - 9:22pm
Hip-hop music blared Saturday in downtown Salt Lake City’s Rio Grande district as dozens of people experiencing homelessness gathered to receive donations and services.
Utah searchers for missing hunter remain committed despite storm moving in
Lisa Riley Roche, KSL | Posted Oct 19th - 8:14pm
Efforts to find a 69-year-old West Virginia man last seen hunting in eastern Summit County continued Saturday, but a storm was expected to bring up to 10 inches of snow.
Latter-day Saint leaders hold groundbreaking for Saratoga Springs Temple
Graham Dudley, KSL.com | Posted Oct 19th - 4:11pm
Leaders from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints held a groundbreaking ceremony for a new temple in Saratoga Springs on Saturday morning
2 dead after head-on crash on Legacy Parkway
Graham Dudley, KSL.com | Posted Oct 19th - 12:35pm
A head-on collision on southbound Legacy Parkway in Davis County has killed two people, Utah Highway Patrol officials said Saturday.
Utah siblings honor family tradition playing mariachi music
The Associated Press | Posted Oct 19th - 10:54am
Two Utah siblings are continuing their family's tradition of playing mariachi music by performing the music at wedding, festivals and other parties in a nod to their Mexican heritage.
Native American population grows in Clark County
The Associated Press | Posted Oct 19th - 10:36am
The U.S. Census Bureau says Nevada's Clark County has one of the fastest growing Native American populations in the country.
Farmer moves 2,200 sheep through Brigham City in annual tradition
Mike Anderson, KSL TV | Posted Oct 19th - 8:02am
Dozens of people lined up outside a neighborhood park Friday morning, all of them waiting for what has become an annual tradition for many — the moving of 2,200 sheep through town.
Utah man charged with breaking into home, changing locks after woman refused to sell it to him
Ashley Imlay, KSL | Posted Oct 19th - 7:06am
Man allegedly told woman he would ‘forge any document’ to get home from her, police say.
Windy days blow more waste to West Jordan neighborhoods near recycling facility
Graham Dudley, KSL.com | Posted Oct 18th - 10:21pm
After strong winds blew across the Wasatch Front on Thursday, West Jordan residents were again confronting a familiar problem: flying debris.
Federal judge scolds Utah county over gang injunction
The Associated Press | Posted Oct 18th - 9:53pm
A federal judge has ruled a Utah county violated the constitutional rights of two Ogden men charged under a gang injunction.
Utah is not an outlier, speakers say at alcohol policy summit
Lauren Bennett, KSL.com | Posted Oct 18th - 9:11pm
The Beehive State, while known to many for its strict and unique alcohol policies, isn’t actually an outlier, according to Sen. Jerry Stevenson, R-Layton.
Education »
Utah teen’s project on opioid crisis gains national attention
- University of Utah students call on passengers to shut down distracted driving
- Improving early learning: Millions more needed for teacher coaching, student testing
- A first-grader lost his tooth, literally, so his principal vouched for him to the Tooth Fairy
- California mandates later school start times
