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Family of Jerika Binks gathers in American Fork to remember missing woman
Caitlin Burchill, KSL TV | Posted Feb 17th - 10:43pm
It’s been almost one year since Jerika Binks went missing.
Man pulled from quicksand in Zion during harrowing two-day rescue
Pat Reavy, KSL | Posted Feb 17th - 10:14pm
A man who became trapped in quicksand while hiking in Zion National Park was rescued over the weekend.
Utah principal spots student with gun, confiscates weapon, police say
Pat Reavy, KSL | Posted Feb 17th - 9:48pm
Two students are under investigation in Duchesne County after the principal of Altamont High School disarmed one of the them, according to the sheriff's office.
Team LeBron rallies to beat Team Giannis, 178-164
Tim Reynolds, Associated Press | Posted Feb 17th - 9:17pm
LeBron James was trading lob passes with Dwyane Wade again, one last time. Catching lobs from Kyrie Irving once again, too. And after making a stepback 3-pointer late, he stared down Joel Embiid to send a message without saying a word.
Visually impaired Utah students push for accessibility in the arts
Lauren Bennett, KSL | Posted Feb 17th - 9:08pm
Utah Schools for the Deaf and Blind began a new pilot program, Accessible Arts Academy, aimed at giving blind students the opportunity to learn more about what interests them in the arts and how to break down accessibility barriers.
9/11 fund running out of money for those with illnesses
Karen Matthews, Associated Press | Posted Feb 17th - 8:27pm
The compensation fund for victims of 9/11 is running out of money and will cut future payments by 50 to 70 percent, officials announced Friday.
Surgeon becomes first in Salt Lake to perform life-changing sleep apnea operation
Cara MacDonald, KSL.com | Posted Feb 17th - 7:51pm
Dr. Kevin Wilson became the first surgeon in Salt Lake City to perform a surgical implant procedure to treat sleep apnea. The treatment provides a revolutionary way for sleep apnea patients to manage their condition.
Utah Warriors drop first match of season, 21-10 at San Diego
Sean Walker, KSL.com | Posted Feb 17th - 6:29pm
Devin Short scored a try just before halftime, and San Diego held Utah to just three first-half points in handing the Warriors their first loss of the season, 21-10, at Torero Stadium in San Diego.
Bonwood Bowl owners pay $25K to repair vintage sign after alleged drunk driver damaged it
Carter Williams, KSL.com | Posted Feb 17th - 5:46pm
The iconic Bonwood Bowl sign was severely damaged by an alleged drunk driver last October. After more than $25,000 in repairs, the refurbished sign will be unveiled during a ceremony on Tuesday.
No. 19 ASU women finish with 20-0 run to beat Utah by 2
The Associated Press | Posted Feb 17th - 5:08pm
Courtney Ekmark's two free throws with under a second remaining capped a 20-0 run and No. 19 Arizona State stunned Utah 60-58 on Sunday.
Man accused of unlawful sex with teen charged with voyeurism while out on bail
Pat Reavy, KSL | Posted Feb 17th - 4:43pm
A man waiting for his case on charges of unlawful sexual activity with a minor to proceed in the courts now faces new charges of voyeurism.
'Alita' leads a slow Presidents Day box office weekend
Lindsey Bahr, Associated Press | Posted Feb 17th - 4:06pm
The sci-fi fantasy "Alita: Battle Angel" topped the charts and beat out a number of newcomers including the meta romantic comedy "Isn't It Romantic" and the horror sequel "Happy Death Day 2U" in its first weekend in theaters, but it is a victory with a few caveats. It's leading the slowest Presidents Day weekend at the box office in almost 20 years and has a ways to go to make up its costly budget.
Richfield man retires from mail delivery at age 91
Sam Penrod, KSL TV | Posted Feb 17th - 3:25pm
It was August 1949, when the U.S. Postal Service stopped using the train to deliver mail to Richfield, and a 21-year-old kid made his first mail run in a delivery truck from Salt Lake, back to his hometown.
Have You Seen This? Music solo will make you rethink the tambourine
Martha Ostergar, KSL.com Contributor | Posted Feb 17th - 2:47pm
If you think the tambourine is just goofy percussion overused by the Partridge Family, you got another think coming.
Sex abuse survivors say Vatican summit must deliver action
Frances D'Emilio and Trisha Thomas, Associated Press | Posted Feb 17th - 2:08pm
Roman Catholics who were sexually abused by clergy are insisting that decisive actions to confront the decades-long problem of pedophile priests and church cover-ups must come out of an upcoming Vatican summit.
Utah House approves bill banning abortions solely for Down syndrome diagnosis
Katie McKellar, KSL | Posted Feb 17th - 1:30pm
A bill that would outlaw abortions solely based on a Down syndrome diagnosis cleared the Utah House of Representatives on Friday.
Court documents: DNA trail led to Alaska cold case suspect
The Associated Press | Posted Feb 17th - 12:51pm
Court documents say police in Alaska were able to make an arrest in a quarter-century-old cold case with the help of DNA voluntarily submitted by an aunt of the man charged.
Ted Bundy survivor talks about healing at Salt Lake City book signing
Lauren Bennett, KSL | Posted Feb 17th - 12:10pm
Rhonda Stapley, author of "I Survived Ted Bundy: The Attack, Escape & PTSD That Changed My Life," spoke in Salt Lake City about her experience with prolific serial killer.
IS militants cling to last square mile in eastern Syria
Sarah El Deeb, Associated Press | Posted Feb 17th - 11:28am
Islamic State group militants clung to their last square kilometer (square mile) of land in eastern Syria on Thursday with an unknown number of civilians trapped inside, officials said.
Clear the Air Challenge encourages you to 'do your part'
Caitlin Burchill, KSL TV | Posted Feb 17th - 10:52am
The Clear the Air Challenge is at the midway point and if you haven’t been participating in the month-long competition to reduce vehicle emissions, there’s still time to make a difference.
Sandy mayor apologizes as drinking water ban is lifted
Pat Reavy, KSL | Posted Feb 17th - 10:38am
Nearly 3,000 homes in Sandy were given the OK by city and state officials on Sunday to drink water out of their taps again.
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