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3 bicyclists hit by car during charity ride
Yvette Cruz, KSL.com | Posted Jun 23rd - 4:40pm
Three bicyclists participating in a charity event were injured Saturday morning when a vehicle rear-ended the group, officials report.
Man arrested in connection with suspicious death in St. George
Jordan Ormond, KSL.com | Posted Jun 23rd - 3:01pm
A man has been arrested in connection with what police called a suspicious death Friday.
South Jordan couple celebrates 20th anniversary in 'Jurassic Park' fashion
Sean Moody, KSL TV | Posted Jun 23rd - 2:39pm
Andy and Amanda Peterson wanted to do something big for their anniversary, so they decided to do a remodel of their master bedroom. Their door is now the iconic "Jurassic Park" gate thanks to the couple's shared love of the Spielberg dinosaur classic.
97-year-old Utahn recognized for contributions to salt science
Jasen Lee, KSL | Posted Jun 23rd - 1:38pm
Ogden resident Guy Wilkins, an authority on solar salt production, was recognized at the 2018 World Salt Symposium hosted in Park City. He made a name for himself developing formulas that helped salt-making plants operate more efficiently.
Bodycam documents less-lethal shotgun resolving tense situation in North Salt Lake
Andrew Adams, KSL TV | Posted Jun 23rd - 1:12pm
A tense situation with a man, who appeared to be armed with a gun, was resolved when an officer from a neighboring police department opened fire with a "less-lethal" shotgun.
'Hometown Hero' takes once-in-a-lifetime flight with Air Force Thunderbirds
Alex Cabrero, KSL TV | Posted Jun 23rd - 11:01am
A practice show Friday for the Warriors Over the Wasatch air show gave a lot of folks in northern Utah a sneak preview. But for Hometown Hero honoree Aaron Thompson, it meant an hour-long flight he'd never forget.
Woman arrested following 88-mile police chase along I-15
Jordan Ormond, KSL.com | Posted Jun 23rd - 10:33am
A woman was arrested Friday following a high-speed police chase that spanned 88 miles along I-15 in central Utah.
Report: U. didn't properly disclose plan for lamb research
Annie Knox, KSL | Posted Jun 23rd - 9:31am
A research program at the University of Utah did not properly list procedures and lung test tests performed on lambs in 2017, according to a federal inspection report released Friday.
Grand jury indicts Syracuse man on charges he spied for China
Annie Knox, KSL | Posted Jun 23rd - 9:00am
A federal grand jury has indicted a former U.S. intelligence officer from Utah on charges alleging he spied for the Chinese government in exchange for $800,000.
3 injured in early morning crash on Bangerter Highway
Jordan Ormond, KSL.com | Posted Jun 23rd - 8:06am
Police say a driver ran a red light at 5400 South and Bangerter Highway early Saturday morning, causing a crash that critically injured three people.
66-year-old man found dead after apparent ATV accident
Alec Williams, KSL | Posted Jun 23rd - 7:25am
A 66-year-old man was found dead in a subdivision above Mt. Pleasant after an apparent ATV accident on Friday.
65-acre wildfire in Summit County 5 percent contained
Alec Williams, KSL | Posted Jun 22nd - 9:43pm
A wildfire that began Thursday morning on the north slope of the Uinta mountains was 5 percent contained Friday night.
Despite public outcry, Tooele approves 114 percent property tax hike
Katie McKellar, KSL | Posted Jun 22nd - 9:11pm
After a lengthy public hearing Wednesday night, the Tooele City Council approved a 114 percent property tax hike that city leaders say will help put the city on a much more financially stable path.
Trump’s ‘era of fracture’ extends to religion, reporter says at BYU symposium
Liesl Nielsen, KSL.com | Posted Jun 22nd - 8:38pm
The Trumpian era has issued in increased conflict, not just in the political sphere, but the religious as well, said The Atlantic’s religion reporter Emma Green during her keynote speech at BYU's annual religious freedom symposium.
8 homes destroyed in Moab fire get green light for cleanup
Alec Williams, KSL | Posted Jun 22nd - 8:05pm
Test results determined that of the nine homes destroyed in the Cinema Court fire in Moab, only one home had asbestos present, likely delaying the homeowner's ability to begin the cleanup process.
Utah solar lens scheme a 'massive fraud,' judge says
Amy Joi O'Donoghue, KSL | Posted Jun 22nd - 7:32pm
A judge described a solar tax scheme as a taxpayer funded hoax that deceived thousands in Utah and multiple states who claimed ineligible tax benefits. RaPower3 and International Automated Systems can no longer promote tax benefits to sell lenses.
Security expert: Armed guards may only shoot to save a life
Jed Boal, KSL TV | Posted Jun 22nd - 7:00pm
A fatal shooting by a security guard on the job downtown has prompted discussion about training and licensing requirements in the state, which were reduced this year.
'We are expecting things to burn:' Officials urge caution as fireworks sales begin
McKenna Park, KSL | Posted Jun 22nd - 6:53pm
As fireworks go on sale this weekend, city and fire officials are urging Utahns to take extra precautions during July holidays and to remember to follow new fireworks restrictions.
Salt Lake County resident struggles with noisy neighbor. But who does he report it to?
Carter Williams, KSL.com | Posted Jun 22nd - 6:29pm
A Salt Lake County resident wanted to report a complaint of loud noise he thought was attributed to public works projects. However, he wasn't sure who to report it to.
